Let The Whole World Know Dr Miles Heart Cure Claim
Mrs Laura Wine- Inger of Selkirk Kansas says Dr Miles Heart Cure relieved ten years of heartache. She suffered shortness of breath palpitation chest pain and fatigue before taking two bottles. She credits recovery to the remedy and notes the product is sold with a guarantee offering refunds if the first bottle fails.
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Laura Wine- Inger
Selkirk
Kansas
Mies
Miles Beart
Ian
Dr. Miles
Ingleside Charities Form Listing of 200 Deserving Families
Mrs Thorpe prepares a directory listing over two hundred poor families in Ingleside with details on children ages family histories and other data. Ingleside Indies plan charity work after a sewing school opening and forty district visitors will distribute aid from Ingleside home headquarters.
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Thorpe
Thor
Why Not a Woman Dr Stella Kirby Seeks County Physician Post
Dr Stella Kirby applies to the board of county commissioners for the position of county physician and health officer. She emphasizes qualification as a physician rather than gender, while suffrage supporters urge her appointment. Also reports boys arrested for carpet theft, a card-playing fine, a free lecture by Dr J W Bailey, and local ads on coal pricing and laundry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Kirby
Board of County Commissioners
Ae Kirby
Aepocitam
Membara Board
Theodore Barbert
Schwalm
Topeka
Ik Ig
J. W. Bailey
United States
Congregational Church
Cy Leland's McKinley bid tests Kansas GOP loyalty
Desperate Kansas Republican Cy Leland seeks reelection to the national committee. He cites letters from Matt Quay Tom Platt and others claiming support for his McKinley bid, while critics question East Coast ties and party alignment. Leland faces pressure to explain sources and motives.
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Quay
Pratt
Cy Leland
Republican State Central Committee
Republican National Committee
Bunsen
Leland
McKinley
Mr.Leland
Kaness
Matt Quay
Tom Pinay
Cowie Man Manley
National Committee
Platt
Muntey
Kansas
East
Leavenworth
Quarrel in Board Meeting Over Atchison Project
A dispute at a state board of public works meeting in Atchison involved State Architect Holland and Supt. Charles Faulkner over building plans for the State Soldiers' Orphans' Home. The disagreement nearly led to a physical fight, but board members intervened to separate the men. Six candidates are named for the Shawnee county south district legislature race: J.B. Larimer, J.B. McAfee, A. H. Vance, J.W.P. Hughes, J.W. Stout, and A. E. Jones.
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Tio
State Board of Public Works
Holland
Charles Faulkner
State Soldiers’ Orphans
Lome
Atchison
Board of Public Works
Atchison Institution
Faulkner
Shawnee County
Sam Gardentire
New York
J.B. Larimer
J.B McAfee
A. H. Vance
J. W. P. Hughes
J. W. Stout
A. E. Jones
Color line drawn again Hartford hotels refuse colored guests
Hartford drew the color line more sharply against Hampton Institute representatives from Virginia than any northern city. Principal B. B. Wriesell arrived with students to raise funds, seeking lodging at major Hartford hotels, but all rooms were filled or refused. The group then found shelter at the American hotel after initial denials.
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Hartford
Conn
New York
Hampton Normal
Virginia
Mason and Dixon
B. B. Wriesell
City
Aod
McLallin Steps Out From Tupera Advocate
Dr McLallin leaves the Tupera Advocate, now based in Topeka since 1890, ending his longtime editorial role as the paper faced expense cuts and ownership shifts. He has not owned stock recently and has not decided his next move. City electric light improvements prompt inquiries as bids are prepared and data collected by electrical firms seeking work.
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Dr. McLallin
Tupera Advocate
Meridea
Dr McLallin
Topeke
Orrun
State Farmers’ Alliance
Cuballiases
Astrocut
Alliance
Hhas
Bes Sow
McLauin
A Worthy Officer and Longtime Shawnee Clerk
E M Cockrell, clerk of the district court in Shawnee County, is praised for first class management and savings in fees. A Ohio native who moved to Shawnee in 1874, he long served Mission Township and was elected district court clerk a year ago, with strong support for a second term. He has deep church involvement and community leadership, including founding local Republican groups and youth drill clubs.
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E. M. Cockrell
District Court
Shawnee County
Ohio
Mission Township
Sam Gardenhire
Evers
Iswyners
Cockrell
Republican Club
Drag Corps
Gockrat
Euoh
Topeka Show Attacks Barn Stormers as Town Stands Firm
The Topeka debate grows over barnstorming theater acts with locals vowing to boycott 50 cent shows. Emporia Republican notes Topeka’s resistance mirrors a wider clash as early bookings are canceled and the opera house remains dark for weeks.
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Topeka
Soble
Si Plankard
Vopeke
Emporia Republican
St Joseph
Lincoln
The Man Who Changed by M Quad in Detroit Free Press
Sketches by M Quad recount a night on Twenty third street with a wary patriot and a Russian in wartime banter. A Woodward Avenue car encounter reinforces courtesy, while tales of a wandering preacher Tom Jones and a talkative stranger illuminate manners and scams in era charm.
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Robinson
Rubidean
Child clings to cash on crowded streetcar
A woman aboard a streetcar in Washington snatched a purse and handed a coin to her child to give to the conductor. The boy refused to release the money despite threats and pleas, drawing a crowd before a spectator produced a duplicate coin and the pair departed with the boy proudly clutching the cash.
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Rothschild
Washington Star
Yen Pardons Relaxed by State Board of Pardons
General J C Caldwell led ten applicants before the State Board of Pardons yesterday as they withdrew pardons denied at this meeting. Names include George Hubert of Duwley county for larceny, William C Foust of Crawford for assault with intent to kill, E H Landes of Rice for embezzlement, Newton Hardiman of Cherlostee for grand larceny, William Lauter of Lyon for burglary and larceny, Med Reynolds of Dickinson for murder in the second degree, David Palmer of Laibette for burglary and larceny, OE Turnlway of Butler for murder in the first degree, and L T Goldsberry of Riley for manslaughter.
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State Board of Pardons
J. C. Caldwell
George Hubert
Duwley County
William C. Foust
Crawford County
EH. Landes
Rice County
Newton Hardiman
Cherlostee
William Lauter
Lyon
Med. Reynolds
Dickinson
David Palmer
Laibette
OE Turnlway
Butter
L. T. Goldsberry
Riley
Magician Oscar Eliason at Grand Opera House
Oscar Eliason a magician popular in Utah appears at Topeka Grand Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday evenings with Mule Edawade and seven others. The five act show features palming illusion sleight of hand and resistance tricks. Also listed are household notices and local ads for Peerless Steam Laundry and headache relief tablets.
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Pormerly
Héilar
Tfermann
Oscar Eliason
Topeka
Utah
Grand Opera House
Eliason
Mule
Edawade
Commercial Club to Select Officers at National Hotel
The Topeka Commercial Club meets this evening at the National Hotel to perfect its organization and elect officers. Directors likely chosen include Samuel T. Hows J. P. Daria Will J. Davin Thomas Page Warren M. Crosby F. O. Popenue Robert Pierce and Charles Etfiatt.
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The
Nation
Topeke Commercial Club
National Hotel
Samuel T. Hows
J. P. Daria
Will J. Davin
Thomas Page
Warren M. Crosby
F. O. Popenue
Robert Pierce
Charles & Etfiatt
Fusion in Alabama prompts joint party convention
In Burmixonas Alabama on June 28 executives from the Republican and Populist parties agreed to a single fusion convention to be held in Montgomery on April. The move signals stronger fusion sentiment with Kolb endorsing cooperation and seeking state ticket placements. Also noted are cooperative meeting plans in Topeka and a reshuffled county exams committee in Bauinston, with various local officials named.
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Burmixonas
Ala
Republican
Partion Bith
Montgomery
Fusion
Es Republicans
Kolb
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Ewing
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B. G. Curtis
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Kansas Avenue
Peerless Steam Laundry
McLallin
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Siriekier
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Sixler
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Investment
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Bell Telephone
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William Page
Jenary
Eeach Sexes
Central Avenue
North Topeka
Howard Hanten
Weet Sixth Street
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Commercial Club
Alabama
Alonzo Werdall
Wardull
N. O. Nelson
St. Louis
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J. C. Rogers
Bauention
Stout
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J. H. Ardearson
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Aliee G. Crampton
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