Britain and United States relations praised at Birmingham banquet
At a Birmingham chamber of commerce banquet the Duke of Devonshire, president of the council, predicted a forthcoming speech would note continued friendly relations with the United States. He said Britain’s stance has improved ties with Germany, Russia, and France, and that cooperation with the United States aligns with British cultural interests and shared global aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Birmingham
England
Birmingham Chamber of Commercs
Duke of Devonshire
Ford
Tolnisters
Omics
United States
Seeling
Calted
Devonshire
Great Britain
Richie
Germany
Tals
Russia
Frame
Kansas reform bill would reimage state charity control
The measure would place four board members from two parties under governor oversight to regulate state charities and reform mental health institutions. It requires inspections, civil service standards, annual conferences, and new visiting agents to oversee insane asylums, poor houses, and indentured pupils while limiting political patronage. The bill also outlines duties of medical consulting, reporting to courts, and safeguards against wrongful internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Householder
Cenute
Board of Control
Topeka
Senate
Institutons
Kansas
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Hoards Alen
Board of Trustees of Charities and Corrections
Board of Charities and Corrections
Dumor
Still Nam ing Committees Named for Judicial Districts
Speaker Osburn announced twenty three committees late and seven to be paid. Appointed committees include insurance, labor, temperance and private corporations, with the judicial apportionment committee to study reallocation of districts. Names from several districts are listed, with chairmen and members across multiple counties and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn
Cew
Oicuteienes
Euht
Insurance ci Fy Ristie
Comanche
Stentenann Han
Cri
Chautay
Plentett
Dann
Doke
Patios Chautes Noa
Swenes
Snat Voidaan
Wed
Fiabh
Scéswick
Butler Stafts
David Swinehart
Ford
Squeotwn GO
W Grattan
McPherson
Chairan
A J. Poekatate A
Pilihpia Prats
JB Asams
Butler
Donelee
Marksafer
CS Prather
Gove
J. A. Reno
God
Adnan
Rus Ie
Smith
Toa. Richardson
MF. Marks
Jeferson M. M
Afoot Marshal
E KB Burkholder
Maron Woodott
Raptaire
HA. Nichola
Temperant
Geo
TF Polson
Riley Chalman
A. Ff. Abrams
Cowley
Marion
F. Seaver
Leavenworth
Gory Chadranes
Ste Hoag
W. Stephenson
Private Conpieniiene
Arrias Eich
Tenny
Renets
Pevinsoen
Woswale
Imurin
Hal Paley
Joe Ravenscratt
Charles Wright
A A. Thorp
Shoemaker
L Higberiing
S. W. Aahier
AL Wein
Irvine
Cotter
Matt Homents
Jacob Forte
Congressional Maenk
It's Easy to Get Strong Again with Hostetter's Bitters
A fragmented ad-like passage touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for digestion and biliousness. It emphasizes ease of gaining strength through hard work, mentioning digestion and constipation in vague terms and urging use of the product.
Fragmented Names and Officials in Sparse Public Notice
A garbled OCR list names numerous individuals and offices across counties and institutions, including educators and land matters, with many mis-spellings. The fragment mentions chairs, committees, counties, and local figures such as George Wiley, J. Oursier, A J Saad, and W S Hradborg, among others, in a miscellaneous public record note.
Senator Forney's Grain by Rail Bill Aims at Scales and Duplicates
Kansas legislative brief outlines Senator Forney's two bills to curb railroad grain shipments. Provisions mandate track scales at stations shipping 160 carloads yearly, weigh cars detached from engines, and require duplicate bills of lading with a 35 cent per car fee. July 1 1893 effective date noted. railroads given time post session to install scales. Additional items include State Fish Commission deficiency bill for $1 to cover two years of expenses and Wichita Normal School project seeking $50,000 for building and $5,000 to buy a site, led by Senator Lewelling with local backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Shultz
Wichita
Senate
Leweltine
Wichita Normal School
Wichite
Lewelling
Asylum Bills Hot in Kansas Senate Debates
Kansas senators introduced bills to establish state asylums at Chanute and Columbus with large appropriations for construction and maintenance. A Hutchinson reformatory plan seeks extensive funding for cell blocks bakery kitchen corridors tower and utilities, with about 63 000 to 64 800 for the next year. Public lobbying by Chanute businessmen accompanies the measures. Minor items include a domestic cough remedy advertisement and a laundry note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Farrelly
Senate
Househwider
Dili
Columbus
Frank First
Hutchinson
Legislatute
Atninz
Farmers Institute Program at Shawnee County
Farmers Institute outlines two day program with sessions on fruit culture, dairy, swine feeding, sheep raising, and rural banks. Speakers include Prof A Popence, Walter Staplex, V Bwey, and Mrs Madison. Evening focus on education led by Nora Taylor with talks on school districts and centralization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sering Bee
Beerston Sweet
U. 5
Ers & Jennings Fruit Culture
A. Popence
Posal Savings Banks
Sina Free
Walter Staplex
V. Bwey
Mr. Madison
Siena
M. E. Hender
Orchard—co
Nora Taylor
Lawrence Stasporal
Big cooler for Manila bids invited for refrigeration plant
Chicago January 24 The government invites proposals for erecting a large refrigeration plant at Manila to serve the U S commissary in the Philippines. The plant will be among the largest of its kind with multiple ice makers and cooling rooms. Estimated cost about 100000 dollars. Bids open February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Col Lee
Department of the Lakes
Manila
Commissary Department of
United States
Philippines
Shakespearean previews headline Grand Opera House February schedule
The R D McLean Odette Trier and Charles B Hanford troupe arrives February 16 and 11 for two Shakespearean performances Julius Caesar and likely Othello or The Merchant of Venice. Prior Elks burlesque Romeo and Juliet January 31 February 1 and Reach Bowers minstrels February. Sousa band February 24 and Blaney drama February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McLean
Odette Trier
Charles B. Hanford
Grand Opera House
Triple Alliance
Washington
Hanford
Thomascene
McLean-Tyler-Hanford
Elks
Reach & Bowers
Walker Wohileside
John Philip Sousa
Charles E. Blaney
CARE OF THE FEET
An essay on dress and shoe reform highlights the Jenness Miller hygienic shoe as a solution to foot comfort. The maker cites widespread demand from women and claims the shoe offers maximum comfort, style, and durability. The shoes are sold exclusively by BM. Payne & Co. at 105 Kansas avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Jenness Miller
BM. Payne & Co
Kansas Avenue
Street Department Kick Book Shows Public Complaints
Street Commissioner Stamsey maintains a file in the city building where residents jot grievances about streets or sidewalks. The entries range from practical requests to odd notes, including a plea for a water tank at 1265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamsey
Ramsey
S. Karney
Swamp-Root advertised as kidney remedy sample offer
A 19th century style advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises free sample bottles by mail, cites purification of blood, and lists conditions like back pain uric issues and Bright's disease while noting ease of use and drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Krebs case state rests as defense presents new witnesses
Junction City report says the state rested in the Krebs case with little fresh evidence. Mrs. Harvey testified she smelled burning clothes on the night of the murder and noted a quarrel with the defendant. The defense introduced Lizzie Fulton and Mary Richardson who testified about beads from an old dress and the defendant vomiting blood and discarding beads and stays days before the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Krebs
Beef contamination claims shake Porto Rico transport
A sworn report to Secretary Alger’s survey board details the Manitoba’s refrigerated beef for troops in Porto Rico. Captain Warburton recalls eating the meat on ship Missoeships, noting it was spoiled, and cites equipment failure and sand ingress from a reefed screw as factors. witness statements question overall beef quality and safety aboard the transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Board of Survey
Alger
Porto Rico
Barclay H. Warburton
Pennsylvania
United States
New York
Sachmappandt
Bausmeyer
Manitoba
F Gates
Manitobs
Rome
Ile
Ponce
Banos Laqualitata
Sinieh
Denney
Denthich
Fragmentary note hints at officials and witnesses
A damaged fragment mentions a lieutenant and captain, orders to present compliments, and witnesses of value. The garbled text references a green slime covered creature and the belly of an 8 founder, with unclear context and several names left unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Talent Mins Faure Mile Issues and Secrets
Partial OCR text hints at a gossip style piece mentioning Licie Faure, nee cee of travel and unofficial secretary to her father. Quotes reference a rattichrais Fibbia te and judgments about life and publicity. Fragmentary and unclear, no definite event or date is confirmable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Faure
Licie Faure
Cee
The
Tribune
Is It Curable A Question From Piles Sufferers
An article argues piles and strained joints are curable with careful treatment. It promotes Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Texas, claiming rapid relief, reduced tumors, and ease of use even for inflamed piles. Also notes testimonials of cured patients and nationwide sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couram
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sive
Vairetta
Tess
B. M. Payne & Co
Kansas Ave
Taig
Real Medical Consulting
Beard of
Schools of Medi
State Board of Trustees of Charities and Corrections
Fuller
Bass
Wiikoox
N. Good
Giliispta
Butlers
de Brednese
U Grosar
Piel
M. Benefiel
Montgomery
Matt Ed- Bas
H.W. Bowman
Thomas
Stevens and Morton
Public Lands
George W. Wiley
Meadeaml Seward
A J. Oursier
Jackson
A. J. Saad Lincoln
Cio
Manon Gee
Gabe Saxena Eer
Inrson
Gate al Shitware
H. Wherlet
Craw County
J.C Starr
Scot
Geo. L Reed
H. A. Nichols
Andenen
Grech
Joke
Enaman
Frank Reeder
Beratlurseo Des Binge Lane
H. A. Bailey
Wrandotte
Neatley
Gperakee
Chas
Pottawatomie
W. S. Hradborg
Wreht Lyon
Gerigatias
Fora
Hamilton
Bladin
Cemckee We
Boos Lew
Bowards
Joke ‘Sept
Theo
Panker
Jewels
Senator Forney
Geo. W. Stansfeld
W. H. Wilson
Ae J. ‘Arnold & Son
A. J. Kane & Co
Farmers’ Institute
Berryton
Harritd
Craig
Harlow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!