Endorse the Crusade Figures in Temperance Raid
Mrs Walton's work praised by President of the W T O as the raid on Enterprise saloon proceeds Wednesday. Kare Woman's Temperance Union, led by Mrs Nation, reports 20d Mre CBK Hoffman and local tem joe Hendler present. A letter expresses support and hope for victory in the movement.
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Mra Walton
Buternsler
Kan
Jane
iMrs
Witebinser
Kare Woman’s Temperance Anion
Enterprise
Nation
Hoffman
Hendler
Wake Up Your Liver Wake Up Your Liver
An old advertisement promotes Ayer's Pills as a liver regulator and cure for liver complaints and chronic constipation. It claims gentle, steady action overnight and a brain clearing effect, with a testimonial from S. L. Sexpisanx of Columbus, Ohio. A 25 cent box is stated.
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Ayer
S. L. Sexpisanx
Columbus
Ohio
Fragmented Local Notice of Sale From Unknown Source
S reads as damaged OCR with names and places garbled. It appears to mention a sale action and local officials but key details are unreadable. No clear date or participants can be confirmed from the fragment.
No Dull Season Sees Trade Boost Across Textiles and Footwear
Activity surges in New York boot and shoe trade along with broader textile sectors. Domestic orders rise, wages, shipments, and prices show improvement, as manufacturers push for regular production and anticipate steadier markets. Cotton and wool markets face mixed signals amid uncertain supply and overseas factors.
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Mearly
New York
Jon Stride
Pittsburg
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Cmdek
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Deamiere
Atlantic
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United States
Canada
Legislative snapshots of a turbulent Kansas senate session
Senators Bruning Ward and Tapp Wert appointed to count votes in the Buck Madden Judicial content. Joint committees on charitable institutions to meet for a junket. Senator Fitzpatrick the only upper house member not introduced. Discussions on measures next week. open ent today on judiciary committees. State fish commissioner G W Wiley and Max Sande noted. mentions of Caldwell contest in Bourbon County. Sponsler seeks State Labor Society delegate role. antioles bill unlikely to pass. Senator Smith proposes reconciling threshing machine and related machinery. Stewart resolution calls Poe committee for military probe. Cobblach makes a speech in favor of revision. Willem Grebe referenced as a foreigner dishonored during the Civil War.
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Tapp Werte
Fitspatrick
Senate
G. W. Wiley
Max Sande
Annesleepart
Caldwell
Bourbon County
Dewes
Sponsler
Smith
Bia
Stewart
Rae
Cabbison
Hight
Warner Library Endorsements From Topeka Readers 1901
A flurry of 1901 letters from Topeka educators officials and clergymen praising Warner Library and The World’s Best Literature. They commend its comprehensive range lasting value and attractive presentation reinforcing library value for homes schools and churches.
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International Society
Topeka
Kansas
Mth
Brave Officer Missed Crime Tag By Stroke of Luck
A brother officer acted without realizing a crime in the country and rode through danger. He was exceptionally brave, earning encomiums from Lincoln Grant Sherman and other generals who served alongside him.
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Lincoln
Grant
Sherman
No More Road Agents in Insurance Inspector Bill
Assistant Attorney General Tracy drafts a bill at Governor Stanley’s request to end Insurance road agents charges. The measure requires inspectors to bill per day and expenses, with the commissioner paying the examiner via the company and state treasurer providing the funds. The examiner’s voucher becomes the basis for the treasurer’s transfer.
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Tracy
Stanley
Racing at Frisco Winter Handicap to be Run Today
Fraenvisco reports a $6000 Winter Handicap at Frisco today with likely starters listed. The event features a 1 1/16 mile race for thoroughbreds, with 122 pounds as the top weight and several nominees from California. Fraenvisco notes one English jockey will not ride due to conditioning issues.
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Fraenvisco
California
Wis
Fie
Professor Jackson to Visit India for Research Trip
Professor A H W Jackson of Columbia University will sail from New York aboard the Canard steamship Lucania on January 2 for India. He will study ancient sources of song as part of a research project and visit sites in India during the voyage.
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Jackson
Columbia University
New York
Lucania
EU Apetetas
A. H.W. Jacaan
Sone
Indian arbitration party to settle Parsees dispute
Sanskrit Uleratnee reports Prot Sackson will settle the dispute between the Parsees of Bombay and the government of Great Britain. In Pembay he will be guest of the Parsees to decide religious questions defining relations between their church and the English government. Jackson's selection rests on his stature as a leading Zoroastrian scholar. He is 38, a Columbia graduate.
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Sackson
Bombay
Great Brite
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Columbia
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New Wage Scale Arranged for Jersey Central Conductors
A new wage scale for conductors on the Jersey Central Railroad of New Jersey was secured after negotiations dating back to last May. The agreement sets 23 cents per hour for freight and commuter trains, a 3.25 dollar daily rate for passenger conductors, a ten hour day for a 150 mile run, extra pay for over twelve hours, and assigns the oldest men priority for runs, effective from January.
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Jersey Central New Sihge
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Board of Federation
Balloens
Onder
Official Paper Scheme in State Legislature
The judiciary committee proposes a plan to designate a single official paper for all legal notices. The bill would require the state executive to appoint one paper and have notices published there exclusively, with the publisher filing a bound volume with the county register every six months. The move aims to end county bidding on public printing.
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Senate Judiciary
Vincent
Judiciary Committee
Punty
Death of Queen Spurs Improved England Africa Ties
A London dispatch notes the queen's death softens tensions between England and Africa and sparks widespread tributes in Washington New York Chicago Philadelphia and other capitals. The foreign office faces delicate diplomatic considerations amid potential final settlements.
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New York
the Tribune
London
England
Africa
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Foreign Office
United
Relief From Grip Sufferers Endorse Dr Miles Remedies
In letters from Cincinnati Ohio Waterloo Indiana and Milwaukee Wisconsin readers describe relief from grip with Dr Miles Pain Pills Nervine and Liver Pills. Mrs Clarinda Black of Wheeling says the grip left her weak and headachy but improved after using the remedies. William Roericht of Hau Claire notes nerves and heart felt better once the grip subsided.
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Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Miles
Hills
Clarinda
Palcks Tier
W. Wheeling
Wm. Roericht
Hau Claire
Wis
Ambiguity in treaty talks leaves embassy and cabinet at odds
Fragmentary text notes unclear progress on amending a treaty. It mentions no further exchange between the embassy and the fureten cabinet, with possible reference to the queen and ongoing uncertainty.
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Thors
Fureten
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