Kirk's Great Record in Topeka Fight Wins Press Praise
In Topeka reports, James Kirk & Co distributed Rain Water Maker free samples from the capital office, with results to be published daily. Mrs Travia of 516 Taylor Street hails the product, saying it softens hard well water, makes clothes white and pliable, and she plans to continue using it as the best on the market.
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Topeka
James
Mra. Travia
Taylor Street
Mra Travia
Mirk
Faust
W. H. Rivera
West Fourth Street
Kirk
James 5S
Kirk & Co
Spain
Wasuvidos
Senor de Ruy de
Ibis
Hustis
Eustis
London
Rain Water Maker Praised By Mrs Polley At 618 West Seventh
A reporter visited Mrs Polley at her home 618 West Seventh Street to test Mr Kirk s Rain Water Maker. She praises the product noting it softens hard city hydrant water and prevents clothing fading while cleaning. She urges others to try the preparation for themselves.
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M. Polley
West Seventh Street
Kirk
Kirk's Rain Water Maker praised by Mrs Rivera
Mrs W H Rivera of 412 West Fourth Street testifies to Kirk's Rain Water Maker noting excellent results with hard water. The product softens water, prevents color bleeding, and aids soap efficiency for clothes dishes and baths, claiming no soap or harsh additives. Available via grocers.
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Kirk
Yale 18 Suited for Cambridge Meet in New York
Yale reports that Cambridge’s conditions for a meeting in New York are satisfactory. A cablegram to Cambridge’s representatives notes Yale’s willingness to substitute the 200 yard run for the 800, due to Yale’s 220 yard straight track, and Yale offers use of its New Haven house and track for Cambridge if desired.
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Cambridge
New York
Yale
New Haven
Social event at Frosts in Highland Park hosts sewing circle
Yesterday in Highland Park Mrs M O Frost’s home welcomed the Lincoln Circle Sewing Society for a country outing with lunch, music, and recitations. Members, guests, and notable locals attended hours of singing, readings, and socializing under ornamental decor.
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M. O. Frost
Highland Park
Lincoln Circle Sewing Society
Mr. Neher
Carrie Hanley
Nejlie
Ivalue Jamison
Miss Floyd
Nellis Jamison
Joe Reed
Slater Anil
Miss Dignon
Birs
J. G. Wood
Mesdamea
A. Barker
J. D. Ela
KC. Stewart
G.chamberlain
G. V. Lord
M. Jamison
J. Ebert
J. A. Doolittle
Grandma Ashbaugh
E Anderson
J. Lee Roight
al. Atwood
J. J. Vrooman
M. C. Sill
Rogers
M. B. Wallace
M. J. Washburn
J . Stoker
F. P. Davis
M. J. Ke Tae
L.A. Milliken
W. I. Read
M.A. Hewitt
W. H. Wilson
E. J. Staples
A. Rogers
E. P. Sage
M. Galbreath
M. Hunter
Bean
Kater
Hanley
Hill
M. D. Frost
L. M. Floyd
Atlantic City
Stedman Club
Mesera Riley
Eldridge
Phenols
Downing
Mesdames Baker
B & Smyth
Topeka Philosophical Society
Annie Witt
Ella Townsend
C. W. Bower
Colorado Springs
Manitou
May Bradshaw
Rock Island
Judge
Mra C. L. Severy
el Tieno
Oklahoma
J. B. Tubben
Harrison Stree
Mra Hibben
Judge Severy
An Welshaar
Nortonville
Olla Delton
Ella Wingart
Denver
Lulu
Pearl Elliott
C. L. Brainard
Lyds Wingert
Misa Ollie Antrim
Ollie Antrim
Hannah Coggins
Tressa_ Buchanan
Minnie Wingart
Messra
Otis Dalton
Tom Mackey
James Coggins
John Buchanara
Morse
Hattie
Kansas City
Martha Davis
Jackson Street
Stella Stone
Colorado
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Lorstts True
Harrison Street
Viola Stuart
St Joseph
Ate. Orin Markley
Tobacco Trust Formed Lorillard Joins American Tobacco
New York July 10 The Herald reports American Tobacco Company nears a major combination with Lorillard & Co. Lorillard to join the trust in a deal transferring Lorillard brand to the American Tobacco supply chain within thirty days. The plan includes bonds for real estate goodwill and trade marks and stock on hand contracts. The capitalization remains largely unchanged. Lorillard’s yearly business exceeds eight million dollars.
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Loriblard Company
American Tobacco Company
New York
The
Herald Today
P. Lorillard & Co
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
New Orleans
San Francisco
Lorillard
Trust
Lorillard Co
American Tobacco Co
Captain Dodd Arrested for Assault by Salvation Army Leader
Albert V. Lindell, a Santa Fe clerk, obtained a county attorney warrant for Captain Dodd of the Salvation Army on a assault charge after Dodd in open order parading on Kansas avenue allegedly knocked Lindell from his bicycle. Lindell says bystanders with army badges claimed authority as he lay on the ground.
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Salvation Army
Albert V. Lindell
Santa Fe Allices
Cuuinty
Captain Dodd
Lindell
Bulvation Army
Kansas Avenue
Dodd
Army
Sioux Claim Pipe Stone Quarries Taken From Them
Sioux Indians protest a 1851 transfer of the Pipe Stone quarries at Pipa Stone Minnesota to the government. A Crow Creek agency council petitions the government to restore possession and to close the quarries.
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Coamueniais
Pipa Stone
Minn
Crow Creek Agency
Depewa
BR. R. Congress
Loxpox
International Railroad Congress
Permanent Commission
James K. Roosevelt
United States
Londo
Chas
H. Clark
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central
Ely
The Girl of Thirteen and Her Care
The article argues for careful nurturing of girls aged thirteen, stressing less study load and more sleep, nutritious meals, and regular outdoor activity. It warns against excess reading and excitement, noting mood swings, nerves, and morbid tendencies without sufficient rest and support.
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New York Sunday Advertiser
Neat Parasol Case for Dressing Room or Travel
An adaptable parasol case from the St. Louis Republic features unbleached linen foundation with a front 29 by 25 inches and two box plaits forming pockets. Embroidered stripes crown each pocket, leaves border the edges, rosettes with ribbon bows mark upper corners, and loops allow hanging. when traveling it rolls and ties with ribbon.
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St. Louis Republic
Piquant pea soup from India joins home menus
A recipe for piquant pea soup from India adds sharp flavors to the home menu. Soak green peas, boil slowly, strain, then flavor with onion or garlic fried in butter, cloves bay leaf tomatoes and pepper. Finish with butter and fried bread squares. Also brand new bread pudding method with cocoa and vanilla whipped cream.
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India
N. Y. Tribune
St Cole
Joint sentence scheme in county jail raises questions
Kansas Curry reports a local scheme that hires substitutes to serve jail terms appears to work. Several men including Jerry and James Lewis, identified as kin of a prior arrestee, are serving time for others with bonds posted months ago. The arrangement allegedly pays subs $18 daily through a Joint Keepers’ Association in Wyandotte county.
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Kansas Curry
Jointke Opera
John Kinney
Kassimer & Zoler
Armourdale
Joint Despera
Kinsey
Jerry Lewis
James Lewis
Ora Myers
William Mason
Mynor Myers
G. A. Brown
Mason
Husted
Ardentine
Myers
Lewis Brother
Joint- Keepers’ Association
Wyandotte County
Co-ordination of Studies in Elementary Education
Teachers at the National Educational Association session in Denver hold papers on coordination of studies in elementary education. Rain did not deter a large turnout at the city’s largest church, with speakers from Ewartmore College Swarthmore Pa Cook County Normal School Chicago and Normal University presenting.
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Denver
National Educational Association
Charles DeGarmo
Ewartmore College
Swartmore
William 5. Jackson
Cook County Normal School
Chicago
Charles A. McMurray
Normal
Depew Sails Today With Paris Party to Liverpool
The Paris departs this morning carrying Gen. Depew Chauncey M Capaw and Philip D Armour of Chicago. Armour and his brother Herman 0 were seen at the Fifth Avenue hotel after dinner greeting Gen. New. The sheriff and chief of police seek W H Wallage of North Topeka for selling land in Pottawatomie county that does not exist. H E Stadela, a Hoyt area farmer, is the complaining witness.
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Delty
Kansas
Oxford
Vinewood
Philip Armour
Paris
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Liverpool
Chauncey M. Capaw
Philip D. Armour
Chicago
Mr. Armour
Herman
Gen. New
W. H. Wallage
North Topeka
Pottawatomie
H. E. Stadela
Hoyt
Eee
Illinois House Nominates Speakers in Weakened Ranks
The Illinois house moved to elect a new speaker after John Myers death. W. G. Cochran, Republican caucus choice, led over Clayton E B Crafts in a vote of 87 to 63 amid Gov. Altgeld’s opposition and a defiant nomination from Clayton Crafts. A Lima Peru note reports Pierola elected president and Billinghurst vice president. A Tennessee case notes William Walker killed by a posse member. US court permits Wichita & Western to borrow 25. Fifth ward Republicans set a meeting at Bank's Church Friday evening. Subscribe for Daily Tribune.
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Hmnois
Democrats
Altgeld
Sturmorrecy
Needles
Illinois House
House
John Myers
White
Whiteside
W. G. Cochran
Jones
Greene
Clayton EB Crafts
W. G. Oe
Crafts
Caldwell
United States Circuit Court
Wichita & Western
Fifth Ward
Bank’s Church
Fourteenth and
Washington Stresta
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International Moulders’ Union
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Ting
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William Walker
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