No-To-Bac battle in U S circuit court over imitations
The United States Circuit Court hears a clash between No-To-Bac and Eureke Chemical Up, led by Tarrance and Broashage for the Sterling Remedy Co. over alleged substitution and infringement. Damages sought amount to 20000 as No-To-Bac defends its original remedy claims and public trust.
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Cricavo
Enugland
United States Circuit Court of All
Tarranc & Broashage
Milwaukee
Eureke Chemical Up
Crosse
Wis
Sterling Remedy Co
Arrest in Harvey County libel case shocks Newton Herald
C I Kurtz and A G Stacey of the Newton Herald were arrested on criminal libel charges brought by GC Bowman over published items related to Harvey county finances. Charges include disputed travel and expense items from Des Moines to Kansas City and other alleged payouts amid Rogers trial coverage. The case highlights costly travel bills and county expense scrutiny.
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Newtox
C. I. Kurtz
A. G. Stacey
The
Herald
GC & Bowman
Harvey County
Rogers
Kansas City
Newton
C. Howman
Dea Moines
Judge Bowmen
Day Moines
Mie Hytal
Des Moines
Te Pullman
Jem Pndtod
Mt Tea Conte
Needle in Earl Lake? Longtime sufferer relief after needle removal
For seven years Joseph Pike endured sharp cutting pains as doctors tried rheumatism and neuralgia cures. His wife found a needle piercing the skin and, with Dr Hurten, extracted it from the skin where it had been embedded.
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Joe Pike
Towa
Jan
Joseph Pike
Hurten
Argonta Tax Dispute and Osage County Bond Proposals
A tax dispute over 10,000 dollars of California notes ends with a county board decision, raising Carr’s taxes by about 700 dollars. Osage City circulates petitions urging the mayor and council to call an election for waterworks bonds and an electric light plant purchase, arguing summer employment will rise.
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Argonta
California
Verrsaros
J. E Carr
Board of County Commissioners
A. E. Parker
Carr
Taare
Board of Commissioners
Woods
Curr
Osage City
Jan
Coanell
Women chase thief from parsonage in Independence
The M. E. parsonage was entered by a thief who took five or six dollars. Mrs. Wright and two other ladies pursued the intruder after he escaped through a window. The chase continued for some distance as townsfolk reacted to the break in.
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Independence
Jan
M. E
Into the populist fold in Louisiana convention shifts
Republican officials in Louisiana convened a nominating meeting at Odd Fellows hall with 2000 to 3000 attendees. Delegates are expected to align with the People's Party, backing Reed for president. Separate notices cite business leaders in Milbury and a Santa Fe Route fare deal for El Paso events, including heavyweight and featherweight boxing and bull fights near Juarez.
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Republican Party
Louisian
Forcrs
Pope New Orients
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Planters Party
People’s Party
St. Louis
Reed
el Paso
Texas
Santa Fe
Aleo el Paso
Peter Maherve
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Dixon
Jerey Marshall
Joe Walcott
E. Celling
Jack Everhardt
Horace Leeds
Juarez
J. P. Rowe
City Ticket Agt
Topeka
Kan
Ball Outlook for Topeka Teams in Dreary Season
Topeka baseball faces a bleak outlook with two local club schemes doubtful. Adrian Sherman of Kansas University's Lawrence campus plans a Topeka club with Morris Alden and KU players, aiming for a lively, amateur team that avoids pro-style debauchery. Other towns like Junction City and Troy show effort, while Leavenworth parks are tied up in litigation. Wichita and nearby cities urged to form teams for next summer.
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Topeka
Ext
Beason
Eithor
Adrian Sherman
State University At
Lawrence
Morris Alden
K.U. Boya
Winfield
Jim Kelcey
Sherman
Alden
Gear
Keleey
Emporia
K. U
A. C. Sherman
Rossville
Ely Johneco
Guy McFadden
Junction City
Troy
Leavenworth
Wichita
Atchison
Detrotsworth
Topalis
Fitzsimmons Carnival Pictures Arrive In Press Pool
El Paso reporters finally obtain Fitzsimmons training photos after initial access restrictions. Six hundred carnival tickets sold in San Francisco and Los Angeles as interest grows. Officials anticipate strong local turnout from Texas New Mexico Colorado and Mexico for the bouts and related events.
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Californim En Paso
Fitzsimmons
Dan Stuart
San Francisco
Los Angetes
W. K. Wheelock
Armenian massacres loom over arms resolutions debated in cabinet
Wasaixcrox January 29 reports a cabinet member expects Cleveland to forward Armenia resolutions to European powers via the state department, deeming other actions an affront to Congress. A foreign affairs official says resolutions likely have no effect, noting the Porte dismisses paper diplomacy while massacres continue.
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Wasaixcrox
Cleveland
State Department
Congress
Russia
Great Britain
Foreign Affairs Committee
Constantinople
England
Porte
Burton Denies It About St Louis Interview
J R Barton arrives in Topeka amid Kansas Day club activity while defending his Senate bid. Burton denies any St Louis Republic interview or quotes and calls for clarification, urging proof if allegation stands.
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St. Louis
J.R. Barton
Topeka
Kansas Day Club
United States
Copeland
St. Louie
Mr. Burton
Republc
Santa Fe Retrenchment Cuts Harrison Telephone Lines
Santa Fe management under General Manager J J Frey ends Harrison telephones in the city to save 180 dollars annually. Eight lines were active, including three in the general office, one in the division superintendent’s office, one at each freight depot, and at the homes of L A Mudge and C T McLellan.
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Santa Fe
Harrison
J. J. Frey
Santa Be
Nne
L. A. Mudge
C. T. McLellan
David Coulter Trial Hears Tomorrow In Murder Case
David Coulter faces murder charges in district court for the death of Edward Siston. Defense attorneys McCannon and Atchison have not sought a change of venue and are ready for trial. The state is said to be ill prepared and intent on limiting sensational details amid local unrest. The court is expected to convene tomorrow, possibly as the day unfolds.
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Wichita
F. E. Smith
Qari Allen
McMahon
James Sullivan
McSlahan
el Pano
Texas
Maher
Fitzsimmons
Smith
el Paso
Stuart
Mexico
Colorado
Court
Pat
David Coulter
Edward Siston
McCannon
Valley Fall
Atchison
Topeka
Connor
Safford
Illston
Morgan's Syndicate Bids to Take Entire Bond Issue
The Washington special reports a new Morgan syndicate has secured assurances to make the $100,000,000 loan a success and will bid to take the whole issue or any part. Lump bids may reach about $110,000,000 or slightly under a 1% basis, with fractional unsold portions offered on less favorable terms. The report notes the bond terms and possible government impact.
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Curcaco
the Post
Washington
Morgan Syndicate
Treasury
Ruler of Saudan Deposed in Sudan Disorder
Cairo dispatch reports major revolt in Khartoum linked to Mahdi versus interior tribes. Mahdi's rule reportedly overthrown as disturbances unfold in the Sudan, signaling a possible decisive upheaval in the region.
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Saudan
Lonpos
Pall Mall Gazette
Cairo
Egypt
Khartoum
Soudan
Maldi
Topeka Lumber Co and Inter State Alum topeka chartered
The charter of the Chicago Lumber company of Topeka was filed with the secretary of state today. It shows authorized capital stock of 30000 with directors Robert Pierce John M Currier E B Remley and Frank H Foster. Robert Pierce to manage the Topeka lumber yards. Also filed was the charter of the Inter State Altidum Manufacturing Company of Kansas City Kansas with capital stock 10000 and directors J Griffith A J Barker No 2 J A Swartz Jas Hampton Jr Schwarz of Kansas City.
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Aluminum Company
Chicago Lumber Company
Topeka
Robert Pierce
John M. Currier E. B
Remley
Frank H. Foster
Robert Pie
Kansas City
Kansas
A J. Grifith
New York
T. J. Barker No
J. A. Swartz
Jas. Hampson, Jr
Sejwarz
Kausaa City
National Board of Trade Urges Monetary Reform and Bankruptcy Action
The National Board of Trade calls for retirement and cancellation of legal tender notes, a revised banking system, and a safe currency. It backs the Torrey bankruptcy bill and demands an equitable bankruptcy law in the current Congress. President Must Return Soon after a Potomac outing. duck shooting noted. plans to dine with the Supreme Court.
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National Board
Wasteros
National Board of Trade
Congress
United States
Hinaron
Potomac
Supreme Court
Mrs Corson Declared Insane and Committed to Insane Asylum
Mrs Sarah Corson of 1217 Western avenue was taken to the Albany asylum after a probate court declared her insane. Her husband N A Corson testified she feared neighbors and claimed she could not uncock his revolver. She is 47, with mental weakness reportedly from a fall.
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Jared
Raycen
Sarah Corson
Western Avenue
Jnbane Asylum
Corson
N. A. Carson
G A KR TO GET KATES Railroads to settle terms
Curcaco Jan 22 The Catcago and Great Western railroad appealed a Western Passenger association decision denying extension of the limitation on Ackes to the GA encampment to be held at St Paul next September If the chairman’s decision is unfavourable the company will give ten days notice of refusal to abide It is expected other roads will follow suit in self protection.
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Curcaco
Catcago & Great Western Railroad
Western Passenger Association
St. Paul
Great Western
Jonas Day club banquet draws many out of town guests
The Young Republicans in Kansas Day week gather in force for the annual Jonas Day club event at Copeland tonight. Speakers arrive except George P. Morehouse of Council Grove who is sick. Barry Frost flew in from Chicago to attend the banquet. Arthur Capper is expected to be elected president tonight. John Kaczynski to sell groceries at 228 Kansas Avenue by February.
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Copeland
Topeka
George P. Morehouse
Council Grove
Barry Frost
Topeka Lance
Chicago
Main
Arthur Capper
Molley
John Kaczynski
Kansay Avenue
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Oxford Register
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Jerry Marshall
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Dixon
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Burton
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St. Louis Republic
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Reunion Committee
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Frank Clark
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Union Pacific
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