Peruna Promised Cure for Summer Catarrh and Digestive Ailments
Testimonials from Armour & Co. manager Mary J. Kennedy and others claim Peruna relieves summer catarrh, stomach upset, and fatigue. A letter from J B Allen of Michigan notes improved digestion and health after using Peruna, with a free treatise offered by The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Nem
Les Rennedy
Secon
Sam
Alllintes
New
J. B. Allen
Peréskey
Mich
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
False Statements From Washington on Colombia Crisis
Washington reports quote General Berinos denying insurgent advances toward Colombia and claiming government control over Cartagena and other fronts. Repino asserts rebels crushed near Santander, with thousands killed or wounded, while Panamanian troops deploy to deter uprisings as Colombian forces move west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berinos
Real Peneral
Colamisia
Caltest
Ceare
Tduy
Colombia
Cartagens
Mtr. Repino
Santinder
End of Strike News Sparks Prolonged Jubilation in St Louis
Crowds celebrated the settlement between St Lucis Trasalt company and the grievance committee though tension grew over authority to end the walkout. A late meeting may decide whether the strike ends tonight, with trains ads and a reunion note for Finvelt members scheduled July 1 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loiiano
Brest
Bug
Itus
St Lucis Trasalt Company
Gompers
Jebor
Louis
Pinkham Record Promotes Vegetable Compound for Women
The Pinkham Record extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for disorders and displacements in women. It claims the remedy provides safe, sure advice and offers free counseling from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Increased Tonnage in U S Merchant Fleet in 1900
Washington reports that in fiscal year 1900 the number of officially numbered vessels admitted to the United States merchant marine rose, with about 25,000 tons from Hawaiian ships and under 1,000 tons from Porto Rican shipping. The year saw significant additions mostly steam powered, including large steel vessels for the Atlantic routes and the Maracaibo for Venezuelan traffic, with total documented tonnage approaching 300,000 by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Duread of Navigation
Patlod Staten Merchant Marine
To & Moers
United States
Our Nave
Arent Lakes
Maracaibo
Wheat Harvest Over and Corn in Good Condition
Climate and crop report for Kensaw week ending June 30 notes Western areas with light showers and clear conditions elsewhere. Middle division reports winds, damaged shocks, scattered wheat and corn losses, while southeastern counties face heat and drought effects. Wheat harvest nearly finished, corn generally fair, Missouri Pacific rail service updates for July 4 travel and extra train equipment announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Ball
Swath Mastern
Sia Ig Yeti Sae
Ine Og Swat
de Mart
Hall
Ghese
Morris
Butler
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Social Scene
Mine Anna Beck hosted a refined Monday gathering on Quincy Street with prizes won by Mia Countess Jones and Countess Potock. Dozens of young guests attended, including Misses Helm, Goddard, Hunter, Van Bema, and several Langdon relatives while Mr and Mrs Langdon celebrated their daughter LaVere’s fourteenth birthday on Tyler Street. The column lists numerous visitors, informal gatherings, and upcoming picnics and society events across Topeka plus a marriage notice for John Lambere and Belle Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Beck
Quincy Street
Ed Pen
Mia Ceuntess Jones
Ture
Countess Potock
Cea Pearl Buidge
Melous
Aceon
Peart i Helm
Godda Sales Zenit Goddard
Daisy Hunter
Maud van Bema Aline
Amy Overs
Alfred Prescott
Misa Nelle Kirk
John Langdon
LaVere
Tyler Street
Mire Langdon
Mra Blase
Mra Howles
Ora Clary
E. Good
Thomas Pounds
J. Anderson
Pearade Prescott
Lilie Potter
Thompson
Clara Duntola
Marian Thompson
Ruth Herrick
Laura Herrick
Rachel McGiffert
Mamie Croveb
Stella Clark
Julian Wellhouse
Constance Whitney
Madeline Whitney
Mary Mowry
Thome Mitchell
Laura Lux
Bertha Lux
Pearl Grote
Nasline Lytle
Helen Davidson
Eibert Moore
Nower
Kate Welch
Fillmore Street
Henides
Henricett
Mims
Geneva Glies
Anna Walsh
Addie Skinner
Rose Prescott
Jean Batley
Wedding Celebration in Marien Attended by Meriden and Toyeka Friends
A local wedding was held Monday night in Marien with many friends from Meriden and Toyeka in attendance. The event featured a joyous reception as the couple celebrated their union with guests from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesliesice
Ite Grate
Marien
Meriden
Toyeka
Government to Help With Washburn Macadam Road Plans
A Wellington Commercial Club secretary reports a letter from AL D. Eldridge approving cooperative aid for a mile and a half road project. He offers expert supervision and potential machinery loans, and requests materials and construction method details for a future convention to showcase the effort as a statewide good-road start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Macadam Road
Anderson
Commercial Club
Corres
Pondence
Washington
AL D. Eldridge
P. J. Anderson
M. O. Eldridge
del Égates
Railroad pays 11800 in delayed cattle settlement
Missouri Pacific Railroad paid 111,800 to settle J. Q. Richards case after an appeal from Butler county. The suit arose from a Texas to Rose cattle shipment delayed by a burned bridge near Reece, resulting in cattle deaths and a demand for damages. Attorneys were Harry Howe, J. Cowan for Richards and Col. Richards for the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
J. Q. Richards
Butler County
Min Richards
Texas
Rose
Kan
Wichita
Reece
Iaw
Richards
Harry Howe
Cowan
Colonel Richards
Fort Scott
Driven to Death and Arrests in Local News
A Paxico telegram prompted a police search for a sorrel team with a bogey and a center spring top bogey. Sergeant Betts found the outfit in Grandenne with James Clark, who claimed he cared for it after the driver abandoned it the horse died during travel. The Paxico owner claimed the property later that day. Mike Thompson Frank Murphy and Larry Shehan were jailed on liquor charges with bonds and July 10 trials. The Oregon battleship, afloat near Port Arthur after a June 28 grounding, was expected to reach port. Chicago saw one death and two prostrations from heat by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxico
Frery
Betts
Grand Enne
James Clark
Botts
Mike Thompson
Frank Murphy
Larry Shehan
Bond
Thompson
Shefan
Oregon
Shanghai
United States
Hoo Ie
Port Arthur
NOT THE MAN Subbara Matthews Turns Out To Be Wrong Person
Tecumseh Oklahoma city marshal found Hubbard Matthews, colored, not the white suspect. The arrest followed mistaken correspondence and failed identification, despite Gilmore and Hendricks asserting a match and officers noting no color details in reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subbara Matthews
Tecumseh
O. T
Hubbard Matthews
Reero
Oklahoma
Marechal Lawson
Bob Christian
Christian
Bill
Gilmore
Hendricks
Hot Fourth of July forecast and past temperature data
Observer Jennings announces Wednesday as a hot Fourth of July with fair tonight and sunlit day ahead. The forecast notes continued high temperatures, a hoped cooling shower, and details on recent and historical temperatures and rainfall through June for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Gulf
Hutchinson
ISM
The
ISBT
Khedive Visits London and Dine at Guild Hall
The Khedive made a state visit to London with a luncheon at Guildhall after welcoming ceremonies in the art gallery. The arrival was signalled by bells and trumpet fanfares, and an address in a gold casket was presented by Lord Mayor A J Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guild Hall
Art Gallery
A. J. Newton
Reduced tourist rail fares to Colorado and Utah announced
Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific announce reduced tourist rates from Missouri Pacific points to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo and Salt Lake Ogden for June to mid September. Tickets on sale June 71 July 7 and 2 10 18 and Aug 1 stopovers allowed between Pueblo and Denver to visit Colorado Springs. Writs to H C Townsend G P T A St Louis for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Pucbio
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
Utah
Missouri Pacific
Colo
Salt Lake
Ogden
H. C. Townsend
G. P
T. A. St. Louk
Topeka Notes on People and Places in July Report
North Topera notes from Topeka listings include Mark Putnam traveling to Kansas City and ships, Mrs Frank Hamilton departing for Colorado, Jordan arriving from Sep to Oklahoma, Samuel Kimble returning to Manhattan, Roundtree visiting Nashville, TL IS staying with the Betts family, Rev Olinger of Carson Iowa visiting, Joe Davies and children departing for Maple Hit, J C Sechler leaving for Mammoth Springs for a month, attorney FW Blair aiding in national affairs, Congressman Curtis and sister Dollie off for northern lakes, Herbert McFall visiting Topeka, stores to close for a day, Mrs Speer and daughters traveling to Kansas, Maud Myers and others picnicking at Silver Lake, Judge Boyd in Kan Hoyd, Gem Bakery renamed Keystone, Edna Pitts returning from Birmingham with brothers, and extended visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Printing Company
Kansas
Mark Putnam
TLIS
Z. B. Betts
Stanton Olinger
Carson, Iowa
Olinger
Tepeke Avenue
Joe Davies
Ruby Pea John
Monroe Street
Maple Hit
J. C. Sechler
Mammoth Springs
Ark
FW. Blair
Union Pacific Toad
Kansas City
Curtis
Dollie
Northern Lakes
Herbert McFall
Solomon City
Kan
Topeka
C. J. Nelson
van Buren Street
Speer
Pauline
Evelyn
Mra
Alberta McCarty
Misenes Maud Myers
Harriet Staples
Bessie Henry
Messrs
Herbert French
Charles Hutchinson
Fred Mackett
Silver Lake
R. Boyd
Kan- Hoyd
Union
Fire kills 12 in Hoboken tenement blaze on Adama Street
A crowded three story frame building at 127 to 171 Adama Street Hoboken burned early today killing 12. Four bodies unidentifed by noon include a girl about 16. Identified victims include Joseph Nicolaus 28 August Bachman 24 August Bendel 25 Ella Winkler Edith Winkler Chas Winkler Frederick Winkler and others from the Winkler family. Firefighters could not save many as flames spread quickly and Mrs Winkler and her infant were rescued only after the father dragged them through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adama Street
Hoboken
Joseph Nicolaus
August Bachman
Bendel
Ella Winkler
Edith Winkler
Chas Winkler
Frederick Winkler
Winkler
Tifa
Santa Fe Acquires C A&P Road in Chicago Filing
On July 3 in Cook County, a mortgage for 5,000,000 was recorded by the Chicago Santa Fe and California Railway company as part of a consolidation with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system. A deed conveyed all properties of the Chicago Santa Fe and California Railway to the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway company. No new debt disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Cook County
Chicago, Santa Fe and California Railway Company
Santa Fe
Illinois, Iowa
Missour
Atchison, Topekin and Santa Fe Railway Company
Chigago, Santa Fe and California Railway Company
Atchigan Company
What Ails Astor Concert Supposed Feud In London
In London on July, William Waldorf Astor published in the Pall Mall Gazette a note stating Captain Sir Berkeley Mfinn of the Naval and Military Club Piccadilly attended Astor’s concert last Thursday uninvited. Mfinn, noted naval officer and former Royal Yacht commander, has caused talk, but no incident at the entertainment is reported to justify Astor’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Walderf Astor
Pall Mall Gazette
Berkeley Mffin
Naval and Military Club
Picadilly
Astor
Min
Decorating McKinley Residence Brings Canton Alive
Canton residents gathered around the McKinley residence on July 2 for a patriotic display with bunting and speeches. Town leaders joined in the morning ceremonies as a formal tribute to the president while overseas reports from London and New York described ongoing Boer War actions and notable developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Canton
Cate Ae
Patronize Home Industry and Local Pickle Factory Claims
A fragmented ad-like text touts a pickle and condiment factory in a western location, claiming Otto Kuehne & Co produce most goods. It references large spending and profits and questions reader knowledge of the business and its earnings.
Newton Railroad News and Personnel Notes
Toe Williams Searanew for Superintendent Dolan reports a health scare and transport to Axuithueciil. Dispatcher W. Fintrook and son Earl plan a Denver visit for five weeks focusing on health. Harry Smith sent to Zanesville by mother’s distress. A. Mayberry in charge of Santa Fe elt room in Newton amid position uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe Williams
Zanesville
Mayberry
Santa Fu
Newton
Jack
Conidolled
Wien
Wellington Dispatch Reports Mixed Local Troubles and Travel
From Wellington. Curtailed news notes include Lowe's trip, engineer Andy Zook rushed to hospital with stomach trouble, and plans for next week to upgrade yards at Woodward. Fireman Harry Richmond's wife has a newborn, and conductors Dowell and Imbellari left for Kansas City to attend a Democratic convention. W. Black of the Santa Fe sent letters to agents in southern Kansas urging harvest movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortucton
Lowe
Eengvneer
Andy Zook
Uearn
Woodward
Conauean
Pat Curtin
Kansee City
Harry Hichmond
Amee ‘Boy
Dowell
Imbellari Express
Maxwell
Kanean City
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Ta Fe
Topakmine
Nanwen
Aleo
Kanens City
Oxkishoma City
Remrm
Sante Fe
Pinkham Record
Ope Ami
Union Pacific
Ser Swan Poustain
Pers Rennett
Kansas Avenua
Social and Personal
Iimgay
Grace Foster
Ventura
Cal
Willy Edson
N. Nelson
Frank Hobart
Virginia
Neb
Quigsey
Sterting
Phil Reed
Michigan
J. FB. Daniels
Nortonville
Fletcher Dennis
Washington, D.C
Tyler
Quigbey
Sterling
Harry Lagan
Arcola
A.C. Sherman
Nellie Allen
Kansan City
WC. Sherman
Fisher
Rhoda
Mexico
Aire
Braintrop
Indianapolis
John Sargent
Clay Street
Liesie Wooster
Portamouth
Ohio
Harris Son Street
Calhoun Bluffa
Tathrop Gay
México
Levery Ul
Carter Harrison
Druggiste
B. Pierce
L . Wolverton
Gi. W. Stansfield
OM. Weightman
Merrill
Wilso
Woodford St
Sone
Lacey W. Milter
Lée Janes
B. Wallace
JW. A. Farr
A. Barrett
Chess
Arnold
I. Gunther
A. Hi. Marshall Switt & Holliday Ae
Giprailar Drug Co
Sautres
Kr. Lake
Pia & Grobe
A. S. Kane & Co
Man
Weather Bureau
Van
Spi Erba
BLM
TKS
Buffalo Beaches
Buffalo
Manila
Topelot
Denver, Pueblo
And
F. E Nipps
Salina
North Topera
Snyman
Pond
Cheech
Tate Utter
Ory
Ner
Bureau of Information
Glorious
Asu
Gouragi
Jou
Cary
Howe
Otto Kuehne & CO
Wellington
Blaine
Emmons Hiaine
Sierra Ehawer
Charles Bocksan
Rae
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