Manyon’s Improved Homeopathic Remedies Parade Claims
An advertisement from Professor Manyon’s at 150% Apot Street Philadelphia promotes Munyon’s remedies as cures for catarrh indigestion nerve trouble piles and kidney issues. It quotes testimonials from M. Tem of Palece Howl Lyons and others claiming cures with claims of guaranteed relief and free medical advice.
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Palece Howl Lyons
Karent
Manyon
Munyon
Julia
Musyon
Manson
Manyou
Apot Street
Philedipbis
Court Probes Vote Buying in Quo Warranto Case
Court proceedings reveal evidence of campaign spending including 407.30 dollars reported by Sheriff Cone. Testimony shows funds allocated to the People's Party central committee and livery, hotel, and railroad expenses. Local incidents include injuries, jail services, and municipal matters across multiple towns.
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Wrenrra
Hallowell
Wall
Brooks
Tease
Wail & Brooks
Denny
Rafus Cone
Sedgwick County
Kan
People’s Party
Tin Democratic Pari
I Cone
Cone
People’s Party Central Committee
Weedall McLaughlin
Justic Jones
Vindicated play by K of P at Sixth and Quincy
Home lodge No 4 K of P presents a three act melodrama Vindicated at the K of P ball corner Sixth and Quincy streets tomorrow evening with social time after. Admission 25 cents. Knights of Pythias friends invited. Travel details for Denver and connections listed. Laundry ad follows.
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K. of P
Dremacle Company
K. of P. Ball
Sixth
Quincy Streets
Knights of Pythias
Creedon Defeats Jem Smith in Two Rounds in London
New York middleweight Dan Creedon fought Jem Smith of London in two rounds with Creedon at 162 pounds and Smith at 180. Creedon led early and finished with a hard right on the neck as Smith fell. Smith showed less aggression and the crowd disapproved of his tactics. An El Paso boxing carnival added Smith Burns and other bouts with purses of 1000 dollars, while Burge and Lavigne were log-committed for a world light heavyweight title fight in Swedon.
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Loxnos
Dan Creedon
New York
Jem Smith
Creedon
Smith
Kimesif
Hually Creedon
Hiss
Dan Stuart
Billy Smith
Jimmy Carrell
Peter News
Peter Mather
Juarez
Mexicu
W. Ko Wheelock
Joey
el Paso
Dick Marge
George Lavigne
Swedon
Dick Burge
Bluad
Americ
Fitzpatrick
Burge
Hadily
Lavigne
Minko
Lees
Dedication plan proposed for new court house ceremony
Topeka attorney proposes that surviving Shawnees County district court judges preside at the dedication of the new court house. Judge Juban T Morton is the oldest. two others remain, Judge Iszen and ex-Senator John Mur Un, along with Judge Jobn Guthrie. Hazen is suggested to preside while the ex judges are invited to speak and be made the lions of the occasion.
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Topeka
Shawnes County
Hose
Juban T. Morton
Iiszen
John Mur UN
Jobn Guthrie
Hazen
Supt. Stout Moves to New Court House Rooms
County Superintendent J. W. Stout moved into his new rooms at the courthouse today. He occupies three rooms on the third floor and plans an open house next Saturday inviting county and some city teachers. He has scheduled an educational meeting in Richland the second Saturday in March with citizens and teachers. A meeting is also set for Rossville on Saturday February 8.
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Court Mouse
J. W. Stout
Court House
Stout
Richland
Rossville
Depew Declines Invitation To Speak At Kansas University
From Lawrence Kansas word says the faculty at erete university barred new students from hearing Colonel Iagersoll address them at the commemoration exercises prompting the students to draft a request for Dr Chauncey M Depew to speak Dr Depews secretary says no invitation has been received and that he would decline if one came
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New York
Lawrence
Kan
Erete University
Iagersoll
Chauncey M. Depew
Cemetery vigil shows Topeka night stalker fined
D B Jones a cemetery night stalker was arraigned in police court for intoxication. Assistant City Attorney Police Captain John Gardiner asked if he was guilty or not guilty. Jones answered drank with a roving smile and was fined five dollars. He had been found asleep in the road by patrol officers returning from Tywelth and Washington streets and narrowly escaped being run over.
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Waco
Hiw
D.B. Jones
Topeka
John Gardiner
Jones
Tywelth
Washington
Prize fight ban eludes New Mexico despite governor
Ex Paso Texas January 8 The ministers union reports Governor Thornton says prize fighting cannot be stopped in New Mexico as there is no felony law and no funds to mobilize militia. Two colored girls Ella Buckoer and Tinie Sanders were found badly cut with knives after a fracas last night. No witnesses saw the attack. both claim unknown assailants. Charges shifted from assault to disturbance of the peace. The case slated for this afternoon.
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Paso
Tex
Duc Stuart
Marquis of
Queansberry
New Mexico
Ministers’ Union
Thornton
Ella Beckoer
Tinie Sanders
Sanders
Buckoer
Double in Courtroom Mixup Snaps Innocent Man’s Conviction
A man charged with burglary pretends to be another in court, aided by a lawyer who uses a double in the dock. The real prisoner is later revealed through confession of a separate burglar, showing how misidentification nearly ruined an innocent man. Bergs Diarrheex Belsam advertised as the best remedy for summer ailments.
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The
Washington Star
Tivo
Santa Fe Abolishes Offices and Restructures Divisions
A government order from Santa Fe offices abolishes four major posts and trims several officials. Western grand division superintendent moves to western division from Dodge City to Denver. Chicago division roles reassigned as trainmaster Chillicothe Missouri and chief dispatcher cut. Ed Raymond Emporia and R J Parker Topeka lose general roadmaster posts without new placements. Mudge gains expanded jurisdiction to Denver Albuquerque El Paso and Silver City branches.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Charles Dyers
Dodge City
Denver
CB. Stro
Marriner & Norville Firm Fails in Kansas City
Liabilities run about 35 000 with assets estimated 50 000 to 60 000. Chattel mortgages filed by Eylar Ackland Co of Cincinnati for 9 000 Swoiford Bros of Kansas City for 0 500 Jones Sully of this city 85 500 EJ Marriner senior member has been confined to illness for three years.
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Kansas City
Olsbe
Ken
General Merchandise
Eylar, Ackland & Co
Cincinnati
Swoiford Bros
Kinsac City
Jones Suilly
This City
EJ. Marriner
Lissume
Ostracize Guilbert Protest by National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Jun 28 protest from officers and representatives of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union against Miss Yvette Guilbert. They urge ostracism in cities where she sings, claiming her songs corrupt morals. Signatories include Frances Willard and Lilian M. Stevens.
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W. CT. U
Curcaco
Oficern
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Nativan Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Yvette Guilbert
United Testimony
Goru
Frances Willard
Lilian M. N. Stevens
Katharine Lente Stevenson
Clara C. Hoffman
Frances K Beauchamp
Asst
Helen M. Barker
National Board of Trade Opens Annual Meeting Session
The National Board of Trade held the first session of its annual meeting in Washington with Frederick Fraley presiding. New trade organizations joined and some boards were permitted to withdraw for pecuniary reasons. Fraley was unanimously reelected president. A Missouri book offer from the Kansas City firm promotes Viewbooks of South Missouri to homeseekers and investors.
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Wankington
Wasutseron
National Board of Trade
Frederick Fraley
Wade
Detroit
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Co
South
Missouri
J. E Lockwoon
Kansas City
Market Totals Mixed as Wheat Weakens May Contracts Slip
Early wheat news bearish with May opening near 6.49 and a later drop to 6.8. May wheat refines lower while oats budged slightly upward to about 21. Provisions weaken with box prices and hogs show softer May pork at 10.80 and May lard near 5.97. Cattle and sheep receipts show steady demand. overall market slow with mixed futures and cautious buyers amid large northwest receipts.
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Crrcaco
Jac
Galgeesasy
Texas
Market Report From Ranese City Markets And Grain
Receipts yesterday total 201 shipments 402 with estimated bugs tomorrow at 26 000 head. Market slow though some items show activity as beef cattle and stockers move. Wheat opens firmer with a 3 cent rise then drops after Brad Streets report. May futures around 40, officials note oversupply and demand weak as packers press prices, while oats and corn show steady to mixed results and provisions trade heavily.
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Ranese City
Kansas Cry
Jen
Hutter
Tapake Ocala
Stoem Beeshane
Logan
Brad Streets
Market Ginalp and Wheat Markets Show Decline Amid Uncertain Demand
Chicago reports crowding sellers as prices slip while Logan heavy seller presses further decline. Berlin wheat rises briefly. New Orleans clears 1,000 bushels oven. Bradstreets cautious on LE passions amid market chatter. Armour and Gifford Tape observed selling. Chicago opens easier. corn and oats steady with mild uncertainty. World wheat totals show demand lag versus supplies. futures and spot prices fluctuate, with May and July guidance mixed.
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Vike
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America
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