Morrow's Kid-ne-oids Promises Cure Claims
A testimonial from A H West of Sactnaws Mich describes severe backache nervousness and illness then credits Morrow's Kid-ne-ode with a rapid cure within days. The letter urges kidney sufferers to try the product, noting it is sold as Yellow Tablets at 20 cents and includes Morrow's Liver Lax Pellets at 25 cents. Available through Swift Holiday druggists or by mail from John Morrow & Co Springfield Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. H. West
North Street
Sactnaws Mich
Morrow
West
SS Cents & Bar
Swift & Holiday
John Morrow & Co
Chemigis
Springfield
Engagement of Wilbur Mendrix and Marie Bishop Announced
Los Angeles society reports the engagement of Wilbur A. Mendrix a millionaire physician and mining task force member to Marie Elizabeth Bishop a young woman who runs a working parlors. Mendrix learned of her struggle and pledged to support her rise, while the wedding plans attract society interest. The doctor’s late wife wished a memorial hospital for miners, not an expensive monument.
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Les Angiiee
Los Angeles Society
Wilbur A. Mendrix
Marie Elizabeth Bishop
Hendres Iavell
Hhu
T Medient College of Southern
Wendryx
Miss Wehup
Marle
Neve
Mendeux
Davis Merlard feud ends with recognition in Senate room
Old Washington notes say Mrs Merlard, wife of a former Raverdof ty, recognizes Mrs Thin Recognition after years withheld. McKinley may end term soon. Rumors place Merriam in line to follow Fussell as secretary of war upon resignation. Recognition occurred in Senator Davis's receiving room amid brushews.
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Esbington
Davis-Merlard
Mertie
Raverdof Cf
Snator
Austinery
McKinley
Merriam
Fussell AU
Davis
Iz Brusrews
Keats Takes The Lead In Autograph Auction
An auction in tondon on January 1 featured autographs from Washington Lafayette to Keats and other figures. Notable bids included Keats at 90, Franklin at 16, Garfield at 9, Grant at 3, Taylor at 8, Jefferson Travis at 2, Emerson at 2.50, Holmes at 8, with other entries and prices listed among a wide array of historical signatures.
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Holmes
Longteliow
New St Louis Browns Bring Cleveland Uniforms to Fore
A shuffled deck of baseball cards in St Louis spotlights players who wore Cleveland uniforms last season. Names include Catcher Criger and Sureck, first baseman Sennen, third baseman Wallace, left fielder Harkett, and others from Cleveland, St Louis, and Oakland, with several players listed across positions. The mock lineup hints at cross-team movement and shared rosters.
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Cleveland
A. Touls
Ian
St. Louis
Oonor
Criger
Sureckwngost
Sugden
St. Itchere
Tou Cuppy
Powell
Wilson
Sudhoff
St. Louie
Ail Sennen
Wallace
Lev Beatiaton
McKean
Otland
Meleva van
Harkett
Eid
Moaker
Eid Prank
Dewd
Cente Siena
Memorial Tablet to Bagley Unveiled at Naval Academy Chapel
Annapolis Md Jan 2 The memorial tablet placed in the naval academy chapel in memory of Ensign Worth Bagley who was killed aboard the Winslow in the late war was unveiled this morning in the presence of a number of naval officers and other dignitaries. Mrs Bagley mother of Ensign Hagley and his sister were present.
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Bagley
Cass Torti Beery Dis Ta Mint Yet
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names and a sequence of phrases that resemble disjointed references to a boat and teams. The legible parts point to possible sports or person names, but the overall item is fragmented with no coherent event or outcome to report.
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Cassstorti Beery
Stolen freight goods found in mountain cave by hunters
A Santa Fe round discovered a cave near Raton New Mexico containing bundles of stolen freight goods from Santa Fe cars. Conspirators Conductor W N King Downey and Brakeman James Loues Jones were suspected. a confession tied the merchandise to the earlier thefts. Santa Fe officials retrieved the goods and suspected all claimed freights came from the cars. Engineers and shop work at Horton were also noted with promotions and upgrades to rolling stock projects and depot electrification plans.
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W. N King
Downey
Lous Jones
New Mexico
Santa Fe
J. J. Kinney
Secret Service Department
King
Brekeman James
Aro m
Itaton Mountains
Raton
Oni
Kinney
Santa Fe Retires Him Cap Thomas Dismissed After 50 Years
A Kansas City Star account of CAP Thomas known as Cap Thomas the oldest conductor in active U S service who was retired by the Santa Fe after fifty years in railroading The dismissal cites age and he must seek work elsewhere The veteran began service on the Santa Fe Ch division and rose to handle passenger trains His retirement unfolds amid sadness and pride in a long career with the Louisville and Nashville prior to the Civil War and a Confederate captain role the piece notes the dignity and pathos of his departure.
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Kansas City Star
A_ J. Thomas
Cap”Thomas
United States
Santa Fe
Efe
Cap Thomas
Kansan City
Chen
Hest Tenth Street
Kansas
Ciy
Bie
Topeka
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Eae
Cap Thomas Wintered on Railroads After War Injuries
Veteran railroader Cap Thomas, wounded at Gettysburg with both hands impaired, returned to service on Union Pacific construction trains and Santa Fe, guiding crews as his maimed hands faded. He later faced discharge as his hands palsied, ending a life devoted to the rails and military duty. A movement grows to honor him in Argentine at the new M C A building.
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Vicksburg
Thomas
Gettysburg
Cap Thomas
Union Pacific Railway
Santa Fe Company
Cap
M. Cc. A
Argentine
Rock Island works ramp up rail production in Horton
Horton is slated for large new freight car and locomotive orders as Rock Island presses ahead with yard and rolling stock expansion. The Pullman Building shows orders for ten wheel engines for the southwest division in Missouri, and four 1100 engines to run between Rock Island and Trenton. The Peninsula Car works in Detroit will build 100 new 50 foot furniture cars.
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T. J. ‘Higby
Rock Island
Horton Show
Horton Shops
Heck Island
Horton
W. Adams
Fairbury
John Hoes
Kaueas City
M.D. Weaver
Phillipsburg
Geo. Dinery
McParland
Telaidad
Aome Tiee
Rock Tiana
Union Pacific pays back taxes in Sheridan county
Hoxie Jan 23 The Union Pacific Railway company has compromised delinquent taxes in Sheridan county accepting the original tax amounts for 1885, 96 and 97 without penalties or interest and will pay the 1898 taxes per cent rebate under an agreement that future taxation will follow the same basis as the Regents of the county on their individual property. Mrs W N Murdock president of the Grand International Auxiliary B of L E will visit Topeka on the 28th to conduct a school of instruction for Topeka division No 98. A reception and banquet will be held by Topeka lodge in honor of Mrs Murdock on Saturday evening.
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Hoxie
Union Pacific Railway Company
Sheridan County
L. E
W. N. Murdock
Grand International
B of LE
Topeka
Murdock
England Willing To Aid Nicaragua Canal Effort
New York dispatch says Secretary Hay and Lord Salisbury favor a practical approach to revising the Clayton Bulwer treaty. Britain’s interest shifts from imperial control to commercial access while the United States emphasizes military need for a Central American waterway. Possible treaty revision could ease construction and neutral management of an interoceanic canal.
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New York
the Tribune
London
Nicaragua Canal
Hay
Lord Salisbury
Central America
England
America
Seither
Eng- Wah
Sunz
India
Australia
China
South America
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
East
West Indies
Sune Canal
Scalchi Concert Impresses Varying Audience Across Genre
The concert at the theater drew a small audience but featured notable performances by Mme Scalchi a renowned contralto praised for power and sweetness. The program included "Semiramide" and "Dower" pieces with strong soprano stars like Ne Helen Noldia and strong baritone Alters.
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Sealeht
Adelina Patt
Sunde
Ak Wien
Crawford Theater
Beerday
Mme Sculchi
Wien
Scaivki
Vvoloe
Albert
Helens Noldi
Chicago
Europe
Sopeano
Galdod
Camelo
Es Nok
Albany Society Leader Stirs Roosevelt Dinner Scene
Albany society figure Mrs. John V. L. Pruyn, widow, outwits club chiefs by inviting Governor Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt to a private dinner after a Fort Orange reception. The governor, amused, declines future private dinners as the Port Orange affair sparks indignation among patrons. Mrs. Pruyn, a longtime Albany leader, is about 50 years old and affluent.
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Albany Society
Scrott
Albany
Proyn
Moore
Jean V. J. Prayn
What We Do With or Daurhioca The minister argues
A crowded meeting centers on female education and household knowledge. Dr Thorpe promotes practical skills for young women while urging parents to provide public morals, religious study, and modern civic awareness. He contends equal footing with men in public life, yet emphasizes domestic duties as essential. Citizens debate societal roles and future responsibilities for women.
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Poe
Thorp Bors
Ente
Busines
Fife
Soctafem
Baling
Aather
Mele
Ilicaha
Sysielis
Wsoh
Mameian UK
Priciaul
Thorpe
Deceta
Yieitie
Shou
Moon Anchor mines sold to English company
Cripple Creek Moon Anchor mines change hands as the English buyer takes control from the old company. The deal calls for 33 1/3% stock in the new firm and a minimum of 2 400 000 cash paid as London sales progress, with the old company retaining additional Cripple Creek properties. Mr Verner Z Sasd of Colorado Springs spearheaded the transaction.
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Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
London
Verner Z
Local News Snapshots Mixed With Notices And Snippets
A jumble of short items notes Barry Safford’s illness and police search for stolen tires, plus council trips to Texas, a Melbourne orchestra engagement, and an advertising calendar item. Several items cover farm contracts, a new law office Allen & Allen, church events, and rail and weather notes. Local residents seek help for a woman in need, while gamblers and poker games are mentioned amid broader town life and inquiries into crime.
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Barry Safford
Ceel
Asem
Sealdilt
Saapenr
Blonday
Grimsoe
Hlde
Alice
Keane Ches
J. Drew
Texas
Melbourne
Blanche Walsh
Bats
Repeke
Thos Ee
Allen
Otis B Allen
Crawford
Fim
Allen & Allen
JR Warner
Neas
Stuiy
Pirin
Christ
Pilate
Mupcacsy
Department Oflan
Hanke Netron
Clark County
Bone
Esaton
Cupls
H. A. Toe
Tls
Thorpe
Ann Eateson
al ‘Tyler Street
Utte
Mary
Neigh Bare
Ex Champion John Sullivan Voices Views on Ingersoll and Sharks
In a Midland hotel room scene on a June afternoon, ex champion John Sullivan rails about religion and Bob Ingersoll, praises Sharkey as the greatest living master, and predicts Sharkey would defeat Fitzsimmons. He jokes about age, relays exaggerated banter with staff, and orders cigars before continuing his monologue.
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Heligion Sharkey
Fitz Kansans
Midland Hotel
Yententay
No. 124
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Bob Ingersoll
Bob
Retieion
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Jeffries
Fits
Kent
Fitz
Ginner
Montreal Girl Awakens Briefly After Red Hot Needle Treatment
Eedhot needles were applied to the neck and spinal column of Janek-Kya Hooch, a young Montreal girl who has been unconscious since December 23 after a severe attack. Doctors reported a brief revival of consciousness following multiple burns, but she soon relapsed. Clergy and physicians planned further consultations and a hypnotist was to try tomorrow.
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Montreal
Janek—Kya Hooch
Bys Orles Ant
Ste. Anne de Beaupre
Bruchesi
Imamere
FOR RENT King large residence on Queen Street
Classified note listing a large residence for rent at Queen Street and other brief rental ads. Includes names such as Forbes and references to addresses like 110 W and 116 W. The text is fragmented with stray abbreviations and appears to be a mid-century urban rental section.
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Forbes
Tyler
Oni Furrane
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Society
Alger
Keats
Railroad News
Cap” Thomas
Rock Island Work
Union Pacific Company
Scalchi
Madame
Reminia Canna
Teddy
John L.on
Ingersoll
Tna
Otto Kueene
J. HB. Squires
Care Journal
Adsare Journal
Alb. S
Soho Lace
Neilie i
Reretoes
Stephenson
Dodge City
Kan
Vicinty
ML. S
Gene
Mudmnan
Topeka Ave
Feiuller
Wim. Adams
Ss Ave
Brown Bros. Co
Bradford
Hull Stove & Repair Co
Quincy Ft
Mdare
Burn Ave
Quincy St
Buchanan
Fis Chandleree
John D. C
Vole
Povwin
Phone Ap
Columbian
Soo
Tal West
Manhattan
Kansas City
Mooise
L. M
John & Hows
Old Court House
A.N.S
Bowman & CO
Ath St
Fast Tenth Ave
AES G., Care Journal
Lincoln St
Newey
W. M. Forbes
W. H Ave
SteFadden
Feeceive
Starene Ve
Pewnbrest
REZ Real Estate
Douthitt Place
HC Ont
West Gibst
Ssmcrae v
Tf Columbian
Eal
Enod
Mapes Srobe
Kastan
Ena ‘Cortier
Soa
Fem Fled Brick and Paving Co
U8 West Eighth
Topeka Cycle Co
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J. A. Ryder
M.D. Oftich
Teuhrgee
Barnet Corgan
I Hee
North
Privata Hospital
Ida
Barnes
M.D
Kansan Ave
Scot? & CO
Ransse
Ear Oaks Investors Directors
Wi ‘Kanes
Antag
Shanes Balti
Rr Tanom
le Biseue
Mabel Martin
KNOX
MRD
North Potwin
Prescott
Studie
Bague
Si] Kanessave
Storr
Topeka Warehouse Co
Topeka Storage Co
D. Skinner
Warlang CO. Tatian. AY
Phune Smn
Gilchrist Bros
Jackson
Kansas Ave
Topeka Transfer CO
Ieeo EP
Bacom
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