Mysterious Power Said to Defy Death and Heal All
A New York correspondent reports Dr Wallace Hadley claiming a scientific but miraculous cure for death and disease. He offers free treatment to prove his discovery, citing letters from cured patients and promising to save thousands next year. He demonstrates a mysterious extract and magnetic apparatus as the source of his power.
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New York
Wallace Madlay
Cai
University of Buffalo
Sarah Spiller
Harrieture
Tom Bees
Jeter
Germond
New Ski Highland Avenue
Bunton Springs
Mick
Wlaville Post
Tia
Tam Nothling
Tam
Hadhey
Hindley
Wallace Hadley
A. No
Froadway
New York City
Minneapolis Man Arrested in Jewel Heist Case
Detective nab suspect James Walters in Minneapolis for allegedly carrying jewels stolen in San Francisco and other cities. He confessed, identifying accomplices and where gems were disposed, detailing a diamond heart, pearl and diamond items, and a necklace valued at thousands. Police traced stones to multiple states and cities, with searches nationwide.
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Minneapllis
Minn
James Walters
Mianienl Aklere
United States
Ben Gerested
Chi
Flaihd
Eton
Robbine Barnes
Helens Wetelkwele
Colonial
Ban Franetet
Wit Walters
William Jerry
Ando
Waltirs
Minneapolis
Na- Moral Boteae
Kerry
Walters
Minnepolls
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Francisco
Lucas Good Record and Sheriff Luca s Terrors to Criminal Element
Shawnee county Sheriff Lucas recorded a strong year in 10S with 24 prisoners sent to the penitentary 10 to Hutchinson reform school 14 fined 20 jailed for nonpayment and 25 fined costs with 1 boy sent to Beloit Industrial school Most criminals were captured and convicted through his personal efforts Four men and four women swept away by a swollen stream near Sharon Pa were reported drowned and good coal was offered at reduced prices by the Southwestern Fuel Company to move stock quickly after Santa Fe freight depot changes
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Shawnee
AT. Luess
Shawnee County
Penitentlry
Hutchinson Reformatory
Reform School
End & Eids
Beloit Industrial School
Lucas
Sharon
Arkaras
Santa Fe
Southwestern Fuel Company
Kansas Avenue Telephones
Perfect Confidence in Cough Remedy Boosts Household Comfort
Mrs. M from Poolexville reports that Cham erlain's Cough Remedy provides perfect confidence and relief from croup symptoms. The ad touts the medicine's uniform success, noting a prompt, safe response for a sick child. Sold by druggists.
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Chameerlain
Poolexville
Beriain
Midwinter Exposition Opens Amid City Happenings
A busy week ahead as the Midwinter Exposition prepares to open Monday. Local meetings, political discussions, and social events fill the schedule with notices from county officials and university figures. Somber notes accompany tax transfers and a broken finger on the hay market.
First Congress of Students Opens in Rome
The first congress of students to discuss moral and religious questions is in session in Rome with delegates from universities across Italy and Sicily and smaller representations from France Spain Portugal Switzerland and Belgium J A Mott secretary of the world's Student Christian federation opened with a keynote urging a religious movement among young men of the Latin race More than twenty delegates attend the event drawing deep interest.
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Rome
Italy
Sicily
France
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
J. A. Mott
New York
Student Christian Federation
Europe
INNOCENT ABROAD TRIP FOR EDUCATIONAL MEN
Emvoris Kas Jan 21 Mr Teem of the Normal will embark on a three months tour of southern Europe Egypt and the Holy Land with twenty educators led by Mr Willett of Chicago University. They sail from Boston January 30 stopping at Agores Gibraltar Marseillet Genoa Naples and Alexandria. Egypt then Palestine the main object then Durken Greece and back through Italy. New York Jan 13 Madame Nordica moves to Chicago awaiting divorce trial and plans to stay at White Plains if she returns to New York. Herr Doemer remains at Dr Walker’s sanitarium not on medicines.
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Emvoris
Kas
Téen
Normal
Europe
Egypt
Holy Land
Willett
Chicago University
Hoston
Agores
Gibraltar
Marsuillet
Genoa
Naples
Alexandria
Canople
Palestine
Durken
Greece
Italy
New York
Mme
Uillian
Nordica
Chicago
Herr Doemer
Madison Avenue
Herr Doome
Morning Noon and Wight Trains From St Louis
Morning Noon and Wight lists daily departures from St Louis Union Station on the Van dalia Pennsylvania Short Lines. Atlantic Express 7:24 a m Keystons Express 8:44 a m New York Limited 12:20 noon Eastern Express 8:15 p m New York Express 11:25 p m. Inquiries to J M Chesbrough Century Building St Louis A G P Agi for details.
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Wight
St. Louis
Real estate transfers list several property sales noted
W S Galloway transfers to Rebecca Galloway for 700 dollars in pt s, Stone and wife sell to F T Thomas for 31 lots in Highland Park, Paul Jones and wife to Bettie Hale for 41200 covering lots 407 9 and 11 Clay Street King s addition, T J Leak and wife to B Bledsoe for 31206 at lot 85 Harrison Street, Annie E B Curtis and husband to McClary for 300 dollars at lot 117 Harrison Street, Union Chapel church board trustees at C Py Botmar exhibit 33 BA Bt Bee 4-10.
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W. S. Galloway
Rebecca Galloway
Pt. S
Stone
FT. ‘Thomas
Highland Park
Paul Jones
Bettie Hale
Clay St
King’s Add
T. J. Leak
Bledsoe
Harrison St
Annie EB. Curtis
McClary
Harrison Street
Curtis
Union Chapel Church
C. Py Botmar
Crawford F S Reopens With York State Folks in Topeka
Crawford F s reopens the theater after safety upgrades and gives York State Folks its Topeka debut. L B Crawford addresses the crowd warning against panic while praising swift improvements. The cast led by James Lackaye and Ray Royce delivers solid performances in a village tale with 22 well-portrayed roles.
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L. B. Crawford
York State
Crawford Theater
Topeka
LM. Crawford
Crawford
Fred B. Wright
Arthur Sidman
Village Lfe
Lackaye- Royce-Crosby
Village Ite
Martinsville
N.Y
James Lackaye
Simon Peter Martin
Mr. Lackaye
Mr. Tackaye
Simon Peter
Ray L. Royce
Myron Cooper
Ray Wes
Rayes
Cooper
Harry Crosby
Lem Dunbar
Frank Soule
Fie
Wesley Barnes
National Character Discussed by Princeton President
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton University spoke to the Outlook Club of Montclair New Jersey on Americanism and national character. He warned about sectionalism, praised political liberty yet noted ely distortions, urging high ideals and scrutiny of leaders’ honor as the nation enters its fourth century.
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Prinston
Outlook Club
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Montclair
N. J
Tornado Toll Rises to 28 Dead in Birmingham Area
TOTAL DEAD 38. Birmingham, Ala., Jan. 28.-The total number of dead in yesterday's tornado is 28, six of whom are white. The num ber of wounded is estimated at 65, 12 fatally. Citizens of Tusckinosa are caring for the destitute.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tusckinosa
Vienna Council seeks terms to import cheaper meat
Vienna officials cite rising public complaints over meat prices and ask the government about conditions for importing meat from America Argentina and Australia. The Interior Ministry has banned frozen meat from Argentina and Australia via London unless veterinary certificates accompany it and prohibits direct imports from Australia. Pending inquiries the government withholds decision on frozen beef from Argentina and pork from Canada while considering relaxing current restrictions to aid Vienna in obtaining cheaper meat.
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Vienna
America
Argentina
Australia
Ministry of the Interior
London
Canada
Thrush shoots wife and son then kills himself
Frederick T Thrush a New York photographer fatally shot his wife and son Frederick 17 in the vestibule of an apartment on Bust Fifty fourth street after alleged desertion over his intemperate habits. A struggle ensued as the son protected his mother. Thrush then killed himself by a self inflicted wound in the street. Mrs Thrush and the boy likely survived.
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New York
Frederick T. Thrush
Frederick
Bust Fifty-fourth Street
Thrush
Cider Smith Forecast for January Weather Outlook
Cider Smith issues a forecast covering the remainder of January predicting medium weather, with a blustering storm period through the 27th and 28th, then likely turning to fair conditions. The report notes English is forbidden and locates the forecast in Victoria, B C, noting occasional storms and a general transition to better weather.
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Cider Smith Today
Victoria
B. C
Valdes
Alaska
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Washburn College
WS. Lowe
Tourlea
Abilene
Congregation of the Christian Church
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Kansas National Guard
Jett
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Maple Hill
Frank Grimes
Kansas City
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Kansas City Railway Club
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Hert Kennedy
Oakland
Washburn
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Haskell
K. C
Barrett's Hall
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Farnsworth
Capital City
Macchbess
Congress OF Students
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Turkey
Nordica Morven
Crawford FS
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Emiler
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