Sunday church services and lectures across Topeka area
A long list of Sunday morning and evening religious services at multiple churches including First Baptist Westminster Presbyterian United Presbyterian and First Unitarian with varying topics such as What Does This Senn Take Trost The Invisible Kingdom and The Curse of Base Expectation. Also notes on lectures at Lincoln Post hall First State Spiritualist Society Church of the Good Spirit and other spiritualist and reform meetings, plus Epworth leagues, Sunday schools, and choir events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
First Baptist Church
M. Heynolds
Lincoln Post Hall
G. C. Clement
Tess
Mrs Snow
Snd
Church of the Good Spirit
Kansas Avenue
B. J. Chesney
A. J
Prs
Tor
Sim A. m
Epworth League
First Unitarian Church
Abram Wyman
Annie I. Diges
United Brethren Church
Twelfth
Quincy
C. M
Fourteenth
van Huren
J. M. Brown
Great Court of Appeals
Church Conference
Our Nationa Perils
C.el Meeting
Young Women's Christian Association
Mas Emma Holla
First “United Presbyterian Church
Rel
Ian Ches Corner
Eighth
Topeka
M. F. MeKiratian
Stewart
Tople
Talned Presbyterian Church
Parskene
Lie
James Witte
Ali
Ailes Methodist
Ervin I. Thorpe
D. D
A. mi
Epworth
First Christian Church
Marian
Christ
Topria Ave
First Congregational Church
Star
Re. S. Blakesley
Christian Endeavor
North Topeka Baptist Church
Lauren
Harrison Streets
W. B. Hitchinson
St. Job's A. M. E
Seventh Street
Topeka Avenue
al. Ransom
Ong
Pautar
St John’s A. Mlb
Photr
Grace Cathedral
Re Mills
Youn Wwykes
Canbn
Maurice Hywater
Canon Bywater
SP Biman
Western Avenue
Calvary Chapel
Joseph Wayne
Cherokees Surrender Sought Allotment Pact With Creeks
Washington reports the Dawes commission and a Cherokee delegation sent a Muskogee accord to Congress outlining land allotments and citizenship for Indians. Agreement with Seminoles Cheetas and Chickasawa already in effect. Creek talks resumed after a previous rejection by voters.
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Washington
Muskogee
Dawes Commission
Cherokes Gallon
United States
Senate
Rebiettion
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Hemorrhoids Cure
A promotional notice touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for hemorrhoids, claiming quick relief, reduced tumors, and avoidance of surgery. It alleges medical certainty and widespread orders, with price noted as 30 cents per box from Pyramid Drug Co in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Mich
Separate colored children forced into distinct schools
Fragment from a historical article notes segregation in Cherokee schools. It argues colored children, many Chore, must be placed in separate educational institutions while whites and Indians share the same schools, highlighting unequal advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheroker
Fire at Insane Asylum Pumps Water Supply
Fire swept the wooden pumping station at the asylum last night around seven. The loss leaves the institution without its heat, lighting, or cooking water as the boiler and pumps survive but cannot be used until repairs finish. Water mains run through the grounds but are not connected for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stnging
Insane Asylum
Sultan’s annual visit in Constantinople observed with guards
In Saintaboul the sultan sailed by water to symbolically kill the mantle of the prophet amid elaborate ceremonies. Police heightened security all week with many arrests and inspections of drug stores and deposits of potash to curb explosive threats during the sultan’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Sultan Abd Ol Ham
Prize Winners at Denver Range Cattle Exhibition
In Denver on January 28, twenty five entries competed at the range cattle exhibition tied to the National Live Stock convention. Prizes totaled two thousand dollars with twelve cash awards and various special prizes from Colorado businessmen. Winners included Chambers and Whitney Evanston Wyoming for best road of two year olds Swin Cattle Company Chug Water Wyoming for best herd yearlings Newcomb and West Saa Jara Col for best load calves August Grundel Gypsum Colo for best loud Colorado two years Mowers Co Delta Colo for best load Colorado yearlings J O Ducal Aroya Colo for best load Colorado calves Swenson Brothers Childress Tex for best load southern yearlings Mrs Adair Paladuro Tex for best load southern calves.
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Denver
Beaides
Clorado
Chambers and Whitney
Evanston
Wyo
Swin Cattle Company
Chug Water
Wryo
Newcomb and West
Saa Jara
Col
August Grundel
Gypsum
Colorado
Mowers & Co
Delta
Cole
J. O. Ducal Aroya
Swenson Brothers
Childress
Tex
Southern
Adair
Paladuro
Best
Widow of Douglas Dead in Washington Society Circles
Mrs Robert Williams widow of Stephen A Douglas died at her Washington residence last night. Once a leading figure in the capital’s social life, she was renowned for her connections and prominence during the zenith of Douglas career and Dolly Madison era. Her passing marks the end of an era in Washington society.
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Douglas
Washington
Robert ‘Wileliams
Stephen A- Douglas
Ifo
Dolly Madison
Two Cents A Word for Telegraphy in Porto Rico
Government price for telegraphing in Porto Rico fixed at two cents per word for commercial use, with ten word minimum messages charged as ten words. War Department signal office details routes from the United States to Havana Santa Clara Puerto Principe and Santiago via Havana or New York. All offices connect with Ponce and San Juan and Vieques linked by hellograph. Messages incur two cents extra per word for hellograph and long-distance links expand across western and eastern Cuba.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Signal Office
The
War Department
Signal Corps
Cuba
United States
Havana
Matanens
Pindr del Rio
Santa Clara
Puerto Principe
Santa Cruz
Santiago
Santiago de Cuba
New York
Ponce
San Juan de Porto
Hivo
Viequess
Porto Ave
Hellograph
Col. Glassford
Burning of Villages in Manila Report
News from Manila notes no fines on transport ships and the Fifty-fourth regiment returning to Manila aboard the Pennsylvania, expected tomorrow. Aguinaldo’s adherents urge landing, while natives threaten to attack towns near Melio and sugar estates. Mindanao is overrun by Moros. Spaniards concentrate at Zam. The general health of troops remains good.
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New York
Hersid Aispatch
Manila
Pennsylvania
Withteenth Segulars
Wonault
Aguinaldo
Melio
Celm
Negros
Mindanao
Zam
Traveling salesman touts Postum over coffee in sales pitch
A traveling salesman from Atchison explains how Postum replaced coffee for a grocer and customers. He notes many cooks make coffee sloppily and Postum must be boiled properly to taste right. The switch reportedly cured indigestion and headaches, with positive reception among Road salesmen and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symns Grocer Co
Atchison, Kne
Hompson
Praty Kana
M'KINLEY ERUPTS OVER ARMY SIZE DEBATE IN WASHINGTON
Congressman Henderson of Iowa voiced opposition to a large army build up while signaling support for increasing the regular force to about 59 000 to 60 000 men. He warned against a 100 000 member standing army and urged discretion by the president amid domestic criticism and factions in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Washington
House
Rep
Iowa
Congress
United States
Mr. Henderson
Cubans Clamor for Pay and Disbandment Plans
Havana reports urgent pay for insurgent troops and debate over a definite disbandment plan. Santa Cruz assembly delays a Feb 8 meeting to Feb 35 to await the Washington commission and Gomes influence. Offshore concerns include customs frauds and a stalled San Jose transfer. American financiers press for terms. Watson to return to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Havana
Washington
Hav Ana
Thany
Santa Crus
Washington Commission
Gomes
Ludiow
Gomez
Victoria
San Jose
Tts
Charles F. Watson
Boston
Gillett Reaches Settlement and Turns Over Property
Kansas cattle man G L Gillett has turned over all Kansas real estate and other assets to creditors, via power of attorney held by James H. Arnold. Gillett to return to Woodbine within 30 days. no prosecution expected. Arnold says six to eight tracts in Morris Dixon and Marion counties to be converted to cash for creditors. Gillett carried $3500 to Mexico. claims of larger sums dismissed. tension over cattle mortgages and losses cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
G. G. Gillett
Kansas
Mexico
James H. Arnold
Hocker-Arnold-Woodson Brokerage Company
Arnold
Old Mexico
Gillett
Morris
Dickinson
Marion Counties
Kan
Chihuahua
Mexicas
Anderson
Prevent Pneumonia By Using Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A wartime era notice asserts pneumonia often follows la grippe but rarely when Chamberlains Cough Remedy is used. It claims the remedy counters cold or grippe tendencies to pneumonia and is warranted for every bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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la Crippe
New York Population Estimates From Board Of Health
New York City may reach 3 590 053 residents by July 1 per health board figures. Death rate rose to 22.36 per 1000 in early January, up from prior levels. The notice notes census gaps and cites testimonials about Regan's Rheumatism Remedy and local druggists selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
New York
Board of Health I
Health Board
Tammeny
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Herman H. Eveler
W. Main St
Fferson
Dr. Williams
St .Lovie
Cole County Democrat
Defron Cig Ae
Potcey
Druggists
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Nla
Insane
Stamboul
Jan
Ih Tmst
Spanish Bank of
Jover Antonio
Brooke
M’kinley
America
Europe
Pond’s Extract CO
London
Niles
New Hampshire
Keeley
Bauday
Missouri Medical College
Leslie Te Keeley
Philip D. Armour
Dr. Keeley
Keeley Institute
Sixth Street
Ann Avenue
City Hall
Kansas City Union Depot
Lic
Sceclny
Gnd
Petvac
Hansas City
Hamas
Missouri
Union Depot
Pries
C, DE Moss
Pennwell
Odd Fellows’ Building
Quincy St
Undertakers
de Moss & Penwell
Pe Lappe
Fea
Leading School OF Business
Pehmansaep
Yan Ce
Mall Ae Spectator
Anna E
Canan
Gothan
Sisters of Saint Francis Clintons
Regan
Switt & Heidey
Drug Con Wison
Arnold Drug Co
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