Lincoln Funeral Car Builder Dies in New York
Peter Relvey a New York undertaker who oversaw Abraham Lincoln s funeral died today at his home. He directed the car’s construction starting in 1865 and managed the body’s transport from Jersey City to City Hall. The piece notes his long service and the Car’s cost about 9 000 and the work began after the New York aldermen approved the project.
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Deak
Peter Relves
New Yous
Jen
Peter Releya
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Board of Aldermen
Reader
East Broadway
Grandtreet
Jersey City
Washington
Hattenburg
Siekha Leoxa
Blonde
Prince Henry of Battenburg
Hacland
Munyon Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief for Colds
An advertisement touts Munyon remedies for colds and related lung issues. It claims the Cold Cure can break a cold within twenty four hours and prevent pneumonia if started early, while the Cough Cure treats bronchitis and chest symptoms. It urges visiting a drug store for a 25 cent vial and includes contact details for Prof Many of Arch Street Philadelphia for medical advice.
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Nauyou
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Frees Medical
Treasurers Tell Tales At State Meeting Of Officials
County treasurers from Dickinson and nearby counties shared anecdotes at aTopeka meeting, detailing tax disputes and odd calls from taxpayers. Speakers described handling receipts, misdirected payments, and letters from distant towns while urging tighter public fund controls and safer depositories.
Commercial Club Formed in Topeka Under Stormy Start
Eighteen men gathered to organize a Topeka commercial club in parlor B at the National, with J P Davis elected chair. Plans to draft articles, set dues, and limit indebtedness were discussed as Sunday night efforts began to build a business body believed to boost the city.
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Studh
Haunas
Weeling
J.P. Davie
Parlor B
Topeka
F. C
Popence
J. P. Davis
J. B. Davis
Warren M. Crosby
U.S. Elliott
Troutman
Board of Trade
John R. Mulvane
Mr. Mulvane
Samuel T. Howe
Joun K Malvins
GS Blliott
Mr. Troutman
Board of Diressory
AW. Dana
Theo
Sve
Topeka Commercial Club Formed and Members Named
Chairmen Davis appoints Dr CF Menninger A W Dive and others as members. A preamble outlines aims to promote Topeka's commercial and industrial advantages, attract capital and labor, and form the Commercial Club of Topeka with articles of association. Membership rules, committees, and forthcoming meetings noted with plans for director elections and a topeka reunion in September.
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Topeka
Esons
Board of Directors
Cint
Tas
C. G. Jones
Oxahows City
Oklahoma
Commues
Meeticos
Snap Shots From Topeka News Roundup
A jumble of local notices and oddities from Topeka including remarks on court house work, grand jury timing, and sidewalk chatter. Names such as Governor Morrill and Mayor Fallows appear with brief notes on campaigns, contracts, and civic events. The piece mentions the new office gate at the city prison, the G A R room, and races for local offices. Details mix politics, weather, and social notices with fragmented OCR errors.
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Edwards
Washburn
Court House
Hazen
Grand Jury
New Court House
Greenwood Avenues
Potwin
Clerc McFadden
Franklin County
Cy Lelsod
Copeland
Bsron Rothschild
Arthur Massey
J. E Matthews
Republican Flambeau Club
Morrill
A. B. Je‘more
Arthur McCabe
Redee
Enuis Jodge
Kansas Avenas
Topeka
Harrison
Fallows
New Gas Company
Mahalah Irving
Orphan's
Nincse
Mra. Coffman
Parkdale birth help and local society notes
In Parkdale a resident reports attending twenty eight births in the past year where parents could not hire a physician. Eugene F. Ware returns from Ft Scott ill with a severe cold. Topeka ball team plans led by Ely Johnson and Guy McFadden. Ft Scout team led by Harry Mote. A petition to investigate the Topeka club failed to gain signatures. Willis Goshorn moves from postal work to an operator role in Raton New Mexico. Gusora, an eighteen year old Topeka boy, shifts into telegraphy between duties. Mrs Mcke is angry opposing her father's engagement to Mrs Dimmick, with family tensions over Harrison and McKee. The McKee family plans to travel to Indianapolis to claim belongings, risking permanent estrangement without reconciliation.
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CE. Pattison
Dickinson County
Topeka
Senate
Onty
Bin
Sasta Fe
N. S
Sacramento
Cal
Les
San Francises
Sim
Whatcom
Pocsteila
Idaho
Lincoln
Neb
Cox
Mr. Cooter
Legier
George
Pattison
Cincinnati
Nelson
Cooter
Vex
Senate Chamber
R & Davidson
Morris County
J. F. Meisenheimer
Brown
W. Holisushead
Norton
H 6
Reeson
Sherman
J. H. Schlenck
Lane
H. E Burton
Linn
GL. Levett
Ellsworth
J. M. Garrison
Anderson
J. W. Arnold
Pottawatomie
Brownson
Greenwood
F. M. Nelson
Osage
F. M. Stahl
Shawnee
C. H. Pattison
Dickinson
G. W- Cooter
Rees
Ben, Schniska
Wysadotte
W. C Gould
Pratt
M. N. Kiger
Alles
Iampina
Sal
Kansas
United States
Bousbrake
Kansas City
Bitin
Mste Beia Topeke
Stata Funda
House
Gould
Peatt
Stabl
Ban
Schnierle
P. M. Stahl
CH. Patson
Brawas
Kiger
Parkdale
Eugene F. Ware
Ft Scott
Ely Johnson
Guy McFadden
Harry Mote
Ft. Scout
Iuoy
Willis Goshorn
Postal Telegraph Company
Raton
Wes
Dimmick
Wasureton
Jao
Harrison
McKee
Sir. Dimmick
New York
Sale
Parker
U.S. A
Chicago Tribune Libel Suit Filed for 59000 Dollars
Nat Goodwin sues the Chicago Tribune for libel seeking 59000 damages through his attorneys Goodrich Vincest Bradley. He denies the claim that he spent most of Saturday night at a gaming table as alleged in the article.
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Chicago “Tribune
Carcaco
Jac
Nat Goodwin Bes
Chicaga ‘Tribune
Goodrich, Vincest & Bradley
Goodwin
Died at the State Insane Asylum Cravens Cause of Death
James Cravens a Marshall County patient died suddenly Monday evening at the state insane asylum after a brief illness of grippe. The coroner held an inquest and the jury ruled death from heart failure following influenza.
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Coromer
James Cravens
Marshall County
State Insane Asylum
Westerfield
Cravens
Brown on Red Cross and Turkish relief delay
The Turkish government delays granting permission for the American Red Cross to distribute relief in Anatolia despite urgent representations by US minister Tarrell. Helen Gould funds an $8,000 scholarship at Vassar in memory of her mother. Southwestern Coal Co to meet Osage Shaft coal competition prices set at $2.60 per ton amid city coal market.
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Southwestern Faet Co
Ovage Conk
Sodtowesters Pret Co
Kevena Avenue
Farkey
Constant
Noil
United States
Alexander W. Tarrell
Amman Red Cross Society
Antolia
Helen Gould
Helen Gould Bay
Vassar College
Southwestern Cost Co
Osage Coat
Osage
Rm Sevruwestens Pvxi. Co
Kansagevenue
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Florida St
San
J. K. Jeces
Liversida
Home Mine
Leerenwarile
Hat Prior
Torsxs Cost Co
Mala Downdd Kanese
Uim Piesa
Wear Ste
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
East Sixth St
Casa Praxk Branca
Gavitt
Bellary
Dr All Druggista
Munyon
Weeson
Richard Talbot
Justice Guy
John Barts
Berta
Talbot
Ferguson
Horner Coal Co
Leavenworth
Commercial Club
Lommitier
Shouid Toyeka
Mallion
Vincogimnee
Yopexa
D H. Hiatt
Lafayette Street
P. Hiatt
Lapayette Street
TELE
Mukee
RED Cross
L. M. Raymond
Eatre
Raymaud
Weil
Youto Brock
the Cycling Authority of
Armorica
Morrison
Chicago Opthalmic College
Keadtsena
Jewelry Store
Hanses
Topeks
Madagarcar
Pants
Japuerr
Madagescer
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