Local Wholesale Grocery Ad Lists Sugar Beans and Canned Goods
A dense price list advertises wholesale to retail. It markets 19 pounds granulated sugar at 1.00, various fruit cans from 10 to 16 cents, assorted dried fruits, beans, coffee, flour, cereals, syrups, and fats with per package or per pound pricing, emphasizing wholesale rates for retail buyers. The list includes California peaches, apricots, green gages, cherries, prunes, lemons, and other fruit items, alongside staples like Navy beans, coffee, rice, corn, hominy, maple syrups, lard, and bacon.
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New Orleans
California
Colorado
Bashel
Bend
Arbuckle's Coffee
Lion Coffea
van Houten’s
New York
Tobseca
Keeley's Thorny Path Suit in Pontiac Tangle
The $50,000 Marshall versus the Keeley Company case opened before Judge Prop in Pontiac and centers on alleged morphine withdrawal treatment gone wrong. Marshall claims his wife, treated by Keeley’s method in June 1902, worsened and was confined as incurable after a supposed jacket incident. Dr Orner testified the illness stemmed from belladonna given by Dr Broughton. Dr Broughton refused to reveal remedy specifics as Keeley’s private discovery.
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Pontiac
Leavenworth
Tik
Marshall
Keeeley Company
Dwight
Prop
Elginsaylum
Orner
Bloomington
Broughton
Eeeley Company
John Broughton
Keeley Company
Afra
Keeley
County Attorneyship Rivalries Signal Early Campaign
County offices spark a crowded field as several attorneys emerge to succeed Harry Safford. Names mentioned include Arthur Morales, W. A. Bird, D. C. Tillomson, and A. Jeamnore, with a succession order precedent favoring the closest official to the eventual nominee.
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Cives
Harry Safford
Arthur Mcrales
Strrees
W. A. & Bird
D.C
Seward’s Snapshots in Marshall’s Band Souvenir
A souvenir programme for Marshall’s eleventh annual concert features about fifteen band pictures and a write-up by metropolitan papers. Snapshots by George M. Seward show the band on Pennsylvania Avenue at Harrison’s 1889 inauguration, in San Francisco in 1886, and a Niagara Falls group on a last fall trip to Boston. the pamphlet runs forty four pages.
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Marshall
Maursnail
Soma
George M. Seward
Que
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warhington
Benjacin Harrison
Soolder
San Princisco
Niagara
Boston
Kansas Mortgage Case Near Decision From Supreme Court
Judge Valentins returns from Washington after arguing to advance the Kansas mortgage redemption case before the Supreme Court. He expects a ruling next Monday but cautions the court may deny the request. If not advanced, he believes it could be reached in November. Mr. Doran has gone to Pennsylvania and will return next week.
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Kansas
Valentins
Washington
Supreme Court
Dlooday
Valentine
Doran
Pennsylvents
Liberty Bell to Leave Atlanta for Independence Hall Ceremony
Avraxia January 24 Liberty bell will depart this month from the exposition grounds by its special car for Independence Hall Philadelphia returning via Southern and Pennsylvania railroads. It will be escorted to the city by city troops and delivered to the Philadelphia committee for ceremonies. The report also notes the incorporation of a cheese factory in Dickinson county and lists the Interporters and stock capital of 2000 dollars. It mentions coal prices and Osage Shaft Coal delivery rates in the Southwestern Coal Competition with Oung si.
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Liberty Hell
Atlanta
Avraxia
Liberty Bell
Independence Hall
Philadelphi
Southern
Pennsylvania
Exposition Grounds
Union Depot
Philadelphia
Reinetart Company
Chemanufacturing
Dickinson County
Wm. H. Mallinger
Woodbine
Chartes E. Mallinger
G G Burker
Chapman
J. H Taylor
Clarence Taylor
Pearle
Oung Si
Osage
Kansas Avenue
A. J. Proudiit
Charles Kistler
Mouroa Street
A. F. Congleton
The
North Aide
Dallas
Tex
Wichita
Kansas Chey
Mr. Walker
Horton
Will H. Walker
Santa Fe
Walker
Beloit
Charles E. Suit
Myris Williams
Oakland
Mr Suit
Marshall’s
Wim. Grees & Sons
Suit
Yeserdsy
Jackson Street
Southwestern Fuel Co
Danjee
Bournwestern Fpuel Co
No More Wine or Cigars Edict From Santa Fe President
A Santa Fe press report describes President E. P. Ripley ordering strict economy across the railroad. Changes include discontinuing private car luxuries, authorizing only business travel with officials, and charging guests for board aboard private cars. The timetable also shifts, ending trains 6 between Chicago and Kansas City and reassigning through cars and sleepers to other routes. Foreman McDonald awarded a parlor suite by water service staff. other internal notes touch on staff moves, openings in Greeley Colorado, and various transfers and illnesses.
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Prest Ripley
E. P. Ripley
Santa Fa 2
Chicago
Kansas City
Santa FE
Rauans City
Denver
Galveston
California
Los Angeles
Wodel
Kansas Ciy
Kensas City
Kansan City
Aless
Rebausity
Unicago
McDonald
E. J. McDonald
Santa Fe Water Orvice
Yue
Nedie
Mr. McDonald
Leslie
James
Mid- Ison
W. la Ferrin
Keynuog
James O'Brien
Burlingame
Deval
Osage City
M. Pingzek
Valley Falls
Water
Service Department of
The
Barry Cook
Reculpu
Ulness
Uf Greeley
Colorado
Ola Nelson
A. Torrence
Fresent Venelpta
Santa Fs
Iitness
Graham
Rock Island
Des Moines
Iowa
Topeka Yi Yin Company
San Antonio
Texas
W. C. Peyton
Kansas Day Banquet Promises Bright Program
A Kansas Day banquet program is set with M Harger as master of ceremonies. Speakers include Kretsinger, Cole, Tracy, Jones, Hobbs, Bailey, Stuart, Morehouse, and Elliott, with additional addresses by W Morgan and James Gleed. Topics cover Kansas history, state progress, and nationalism.
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M. Harger
Kansas
William S. Kretsinger
Elrick C. Cole
Great Bend
Council
P. S Elliott
Washburn College
W. ¥. Morgan
Kutenijson
Jamea William Gleed
Topeka
Southwestern Enel Co
Mteos
Osage
Sovrawsxerena Puen Co
Aeneas Avenue
Bicycle girl and witty clippings mix from a late 19th century page
A collage of playful verses and quips from the Atlanta Constitution and other papers. Jests about bicycles, flirtatious lines, and humorous anecdotes feature Dolly De Mure and Charlie Smoothe, a Bismarck tale, waffle cravings, and light social banter.
Women Club Leader Advocates Nonpartisan Reform in St Louis
Mrs Ellen F Henrotin of Chicago, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke at a St Louis state conference. She urged focusing on practical results like clean streets and enforcement of laws rather than party politics, and said suffrage may come in time but is not essential to advancing women's aims.
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Henroth
St. Louis
Ellen F. Henrotin
Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman's Club
America
Henrotin
Women's Clubs
Ciuba
Salvation Army in America Threatens Revolt Over London Control
New York reports say Salvation Army members in the United States may revolt after recall of Gen Ballington Booth and his wife. Local officers accuse London of dictating policies and blocking promotions. A formal protest organized by auxiliaries aims to be signed by prominent ministers and business leaders across cities.
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Army of America
New York
Salvation Army
America
Ballington Booth
International
London
Londud
Democrats Celebrate Eleventh Anniversary of Flamb eau Club
The Democratic Flambeau club marked its eleventh anniversary at the club rooms on Kuusss avenue. Michael Heery and Renkin Mason spoke on the order’s good, followed by a literary and musical program and a dance for all attendees.
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Michael Heery
Renkin Mason
Democratic Flambeau Club
Kuusss
14 Century Little Rock Bloomers Case Edges Toward Dismissal
Lydia Noel of locally known bloomer potoristy faced a $10 suit in a case over wearing bloomers on a bicycle. The appeal to move to circuit court was dismissed before trial as her attorney requested. Horner Coal Co advertises Leavenworth Lump Coal at $2.50 per ton. Peerless Steam Laundry promotes smooth collars.
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Lirriz Rock
Ark
Jac
Lydia Noel
Bloomer Potoristy
Ee la
Pri
Noe
Horner Coal Co
Leavenworth
Kansas Re
North Topeka Citizens Note Moves and Visitors
North Topeka items list visits by Charles Martin from Lawrence and J A Garcon from Oklahoma City. Local families, illnesses, social events, Burns anniversary, marriage of Charles Suit and Myris Williams, and several business ads populate the page. A possum capture and community notices appear alongside shop and laundry promotions.
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Charles Martin
Lawrence
John Green
Ed Ross
Rochester
J. A. Garcon
Oklahoma City
E. Pribbis
A. O. Rorabaugh
Methodist Sunday School
Norris Street
Topeta
Mr. Ask
Fe Scott
J. H. Heller
Kansas Avenue
Houer
A. J. Peoudrit
Kansas
Geo. J. Graves & Sons
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the Star Grocery
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Star Grocer
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Seward
Stare Jousxan
Afadison
Illinois
Keck Island
Horton Shops
Katiaais
St. John
Kan
William Carrell
Pittsburg
Frisco
Las
Sam Jackson
Middle Division
Emma Matthews
Nickerson
Duckeon
Nickereon
South McAlester
Krebs
Indian Territory
Croctaw
Parsons
Fetwr
B. P.yoasum
Gt & 8
Port Worth
Julia Murphy
Newton
Santa Sa
Oklahoma
Murphy
Stever Place
Welch
Piraman Stillman
Robert Siusser
Santa Fe Line
George Melzer
W. O. French
Andy Smith
Scarceling
George Lusk
Chicago Divisies
Moses
the Bicycle Girl
Elysian
Atlanta Constitution
Dolly de Mure
Charlie Smoothe
Clara
Bismarck
Princ Bismarck
Bishin
Court Avenue
Louisville Courier-Journal
Ceylon
Sal
Atail
Chicago ‘Tribune
Mr. Dukane
Detroit ‘Tribune
Miss Chatters
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
Kk. Brooks
Capital Iron Works
Nobloess
Santa Pe
Seventh St
Tea Sina
Ohanaga
Sevenoeenee
Shelden
Sagan Kee
Avold
Little Rock
North Topeka
Peerlest
Gavitt
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