Delay Is Fatal Men’s Specialist In Topeka Medical Scam
A distorted 19th century medical advertisement claims a Topeka specialist offers permanent cures for a wide range of ailments including consumption, bronchitis, and nervous debility. It touts testimonials, free consultations, and mail cures, with bold pricing and calls to visit or write for treatment at Chicago Medical Institute in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
St. Vitus
Sonus
Tampa
Hensas Avocus
Chicago Medical Institute
Topeka
Kas
TO RAISE A MILLION Boston January announcement and funds
Boston January 21 President W H Turker of Dartmourt declares a plan to raise a million by trustees with a list of gifts totaling 100 000 and various endowments. The treasurer notes productive funds and forecasts continued strong currents toward the goal with further property sums to be raised.
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Boston
W. He Turker
Kradua
Oemene Webster
Thayer Ech
Trensurer
Kansas Jack Rabbits Endangered Coursing Fight in Chicago
The Times Herald reports a controversial coursing event in Chicago where Jack Rabbits from Wichita were brought for a hunt. City authorities and local humane groups opposed the display, citing legal and moral concerns about animal torture and death.
Sherman and Patch Heroism Tied to Civil War Train Plot
A Civil War veteran, Patch, died at his home in Galesburg after nine years. The special dispatch recalls Patch’s valiant act aboard a train near Memphis and his service under Sherman in the campaign toward Corinth. The piece notes Sherman’s enduring gratitude to Patch and reflects on the broader wartime efforts.
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Patch
Galesburg
Tisara
Willam Walkes
Sherman
Mr. Patchens
Rash Ritnicu
Memphis
Get
Fien
Ike
Corinth
Exhineer Cie & Pobel
Dean
Sauer Kraut Brand Ad from Topeka Stores
The Silver Leaf Sauer Kraut by Otto Kuehne & Co. Topeka is sold at Star Grocery Exchange Grocery Wo. Gregn & Sons Fred. Glick Schmidt Bros. 1. 8 Grine Sam Rice Sam Conningham J. W. Abbott Goo. Young D. J. Dickinson . & Driesburh B. A. Chesney Griffin & Pritton D. E. Tilson.
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Otto Kuehne & Co
Topeka
Klien
Followin
Star Grocery
Exchange Grocery
Gregn & Sons
Fred. Glick
Schmidt Bros
Grine
Sam
Rice
Conningham
J. W. Abbott
Goo. Young
D. J. Dickinson
Driesburh
B. A
Turbulent Scene Near Railroad as Engineer Faces Threat
Dense woods shelter a dramatic escape when a train is halted by a man who leaped forward to confront the perilous situation. A brigand-like seizure dissolved as civilians urged restraint and a crowd gathered, with reports of injuries and arrests pending.
House to review Payne bill on tax reach to Porto Rico
Washington dispatch says Representative Payne introduces a bill to extend U S customs and internal revenue to Philippine and Porto Rican areas. House Ways and Means committee to consider this week with Republican votes likely to favor a favorable report. The measure would pull insular territories into U S revenue system while Hawaii and Porto Rico are singled out. The open door policy guiding trade aims to keep Philippines under U S banner per treaty obligations with Spain and years of retention.
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New York
Wen
Ccm
Herald
Washington
Payne
Porto Rico
House
Newland
Tris Hu Wertsin
United States
Porto Rion
Hawaii
Philippines
Othen Sun
Spain
TOPEKA TEAM LOSES TO ST JOSEPH IN BOWLING MATCH
St Joseph team defeats Capital City Playara at home with a 24 to 14 score. The Topeka squad had seven more misses than the home team, sparking speculation of a home win for the St. Joseph outfit. Listed players include Colman Wolgel Sloan Sweher and others on the St. Joseph side. line scores show strikes spares and total pins for each frame.
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St Joe
Capital City
Toveien “Athletic Association
Tatersgate
Meera
Follies
Morton
Hatrick
Bowart
Goswett
St. Joseph
Colman
Wolgel
Sloan
Sweher
Chuge
Spatca
Lesen
Total
Joe
Antipodean Colonies Federation Seen by Australian People
In Chicago Jan 2 N Colic a lone traveller who spent three months in Australia reports broad support for federation of the Antipodean colonies. He says everywhere in Australia the people favor federation and that the plan will be enacted by vote within about five months.
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Fed
Chicago
N. Colic
Kipling's Village Home At Rottingdean Noted In Washington Star
The piece describes Kipling's long residence at Rottingdean on England's chalk cliffs near the Sussex coast. It highlights The Black Horse Tavern in Washington Star, the village's ancient stone walls, Kipling's house, the surrounding churchyard, and local figures such as Noank and Willabick, noting the home and its rustic, history soaked peppered with modern touches.
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Washington Star
Rottingdean
England
Kipling
Haginni
Sumener
Lenis
Holt Tethem
Keipling’ Hawke
Arses
Kottingdran Gantens
Kiplins
Lore
Tate
Margaret
Willan Hluck
Evers
Sphort
Kipling Howe
Burne Joneses
Chem
Kiplink
Hye
Indianales
Maya
Kipling in a New England Village Portrait
A fragmented reminiscence describes Rudyard Kipling visiting Noank and nearby, his daily routines, routines with neighbors, and his rare public appearances. The piece notes his disdain for attention, the Kipling children’s shyness, and the author’s habit of walking cliffs and sharing conversations with the local innkeeper.
Witnesses Testify In Clark Montana Senate Bribery Probe
The Senate privileges and elections committee opened hearings on charges of bribery in Senator Clark of Montana's election. A J Smith of Montana National Bank testified about limited Clark dealings while Patrick Murray recounted attempted votes and offers tied to Clark’s bid. The committee adjourned with no land witnesses presented, awaiting further testimony tomorrow.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Committee On Privileges
Clark
Montana
Paulkner
Hector
Butte
A. J. Smith
Montana National Bank of
Helena
Smith
Wolitome
Giulie
Staith
Bank of Clerk & Brother
Patrick W. Murray
Senate
Gallick
George Caney
Murray
Daly
Halt the Pension Sharks in Philadelphia Preps Row
Representative from Knny sas introduces a resolution to appoint a special committee to investigate the pension commission's handling of the pension department. Critics label pension sharks as undermining treasury integrity while the president endorses Pension Commissioner Reank and the agency's honest administration.
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Philadelphia
Curtis
Knnnysas
Epecink
Penelon Commission
Pasion Department
Wnih
Gollars Iy Dincini
Don
Siatue
Pernshin
Reank
Social and Personal Week in Topeka Clubs and Weddings
Social notes recount a busy Topeka week with meetings of the Chaldean club the Glamour and Venpuccinoci groups and gatherings hosted by Miss Belle Thompson Miss Virgie Payne Miss Mabel Hills and others The Stedman club program includes a talk on an ideal picture gallery and a wedding at the bride’s parents home with Mr and Mrs W H Scott of Kansas City set to reside there after February 1st Additional items cover club dances receptions and visits among Topeka residents and visitors from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis
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Belle Thompson
Hlmwood Club
Trisna Card Club
Virgie Payne
Mabel Hills
Hillis
Lilian Whitelock
Edna Crane
George F. Sharitt
Thimbler
T. 5. Hafid
New York City
A. F. Flory
St. Laws
HH. L. Whiting
W. H. Eastman
H. G. Garvey
Mix. Churien FL Spencar
Mex
A. B Whiting
James 5
Huyuen- Siva
H. J. Shiver
Joh
Lord
Frank Bonebrake
Spire
Th. Reed
Wines Hall
Horace Hall
Mos
Sire
de Wn
Furry
Harold Chase
GD. Vardon
Aaron Jetmore
Geo. Rainier
A. M. Flory
Neile Clough
Mise Landogret
Mise Jebbnette Lord
Emily King
Stedman Club
Stedman
West Eighth Street
J. G. Wood
Mary E, Stewart
Lida
Case Otal
Anna Wardall
Alonzo Wardall
W. H. Scott
Kansasity
Buren Street
Cora Dia Wwending
This Hammon
Soviey of
Spirituadiats
Miss Clough
Belle Cook
Mrs. Scott
Kansas City
Mra
Reid Alexander
Topeks Avenue
J. M. Johnson
Miss Fisk
Chicago
To- Dekt
H. H. Embry
Mr. Johnson
Rock Island Railroad
Omaha
Iss Maude Ranney
Arkansas City
Topeka
Nellle Neville
Miss Forbes
Wingert
Daisy Lakin
Larry Weaver
Irene Hotter
Theresa Rossington
Florence Kensington
Walter Cyst
Lee Redden
Jessie Meade
W. J. Trump
C. McGruder
Ows
Charles Barnes
la Grex
JW. E. Hughes
Potwin
St Louis
Quincy Street
Astine Dietrich
Grace Thompson
Clara Daniels
Ruth Simpson
Mica Mary Long
Merle Powler
Minnie Pears
Dora Kerie
Beatrice Edwards
May Thomas
Ethel Wingett
Roy Slayton
Todd Mathews
Frank West
Ges
Daniels
Everett Miller
Ain
Linden Pee Ie Bi
Nautilis Club
Bishop
Boswell Avenue
New York
W. A. Barter
Kansas
Tly Alster i
Areve
Scenpbe
Mai Ieee
Pierre
Diana
Ales
Seanpaniy
Putin Helter Sonditinn
Kurtz Kellam
Doubleday
McChure
Baita Ani
Fae
Paris
Seber
Tod
Too Much Money At Crow Theater Delights Audiences
Edward Owings Towne's comedy Too Much Money draws laughter at Crow Theater weekend matinee and evening shows. The plot centers on a Dunkard sect objecting to wealth, with farcical disguises and a lively Olive Grandison delivering a strong performance.
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Edward Owings Towne
Crow
Aie
Olive Grandieon
Ee Mies Grandisa
Kansee City and Return Trains at Two Dollars
A clipped notice notes Kansee City service offering a two dollar round trip. Six regular trains daily each way indicate a steady schedule. Details suggest limited fragmentary text from a transit advertisement or timetable. Entities include Kansee City and standard NYC style fare, with multiple daily departures implied.
Topeka Notes Sparkling With Small Town Happenings
Local items report a new state bank at Edgerton with capital of 4000 dollars, a year of mild weather, theater plans at Crawford, and various civic and social events. Breidenthal returns from Kansas City business, the live stock sanitary commission adjourns, and a busy week of concerts, meetings, and civic initiatives fills Topeka life.
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Gyre Leland
Kan Aes
Gowrnn Stanley
Edgerton Haus
State Live Stock Sanitary Commission
St. Ananias Club
W. Breidenthal
Kancand
Bre
Russia
Crawford Theater
Topeka
Minshatta Stock Company
Rand
Reay
Asto
Methodist Church
le Pau
Festus
Sirians
Kanan
Tala
Ital
H. V. McKwever
B.D Mckeaver
St Louis
John
Royall
America
Lincoln Post Hall
Goa
Rebecca
H. J. Wise
Lovewell
Gevre Tucker
CB. McAfee
Park College
Nicholaon
French Press for Territorial Gain in China War
June dispatch from Tacoma reports Chinese acquiescence to French demands for territory at Kwang Chan Wan bay after defeats. France seeks expansion into Tonkin and Szechuan while promising 200000 taels to the families of killed Frenchmen. Muted uprisings and battles near the interior cited with casualties, and French gunboats threaten up the Pearl River toward Canton as hostilities continue.
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Tacoma
Wash
Monmouthshire
Shanghai
China
Kwang Chan Wan Bay
Africa
France
England
Canton
Foggy Weather Described by Weather Observer
Weather observer Jennings reports dense fog reducing visibility to 1,000 feet. Thick fog blanketed buildings and blocked lines of sight from morning shadows to tree tops as cold air settled in valleys. The night was calm with winds under four miles per hour.
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Jennings
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