MME YALE FRUITCURA PROMOTES BEAUTY HEALTH CARE
An advertisement touts MME Yale Fruitcura as the secret to beauty and health, claiming it restores vigor, improves vision, skin tone, and overall vitality. It markets a tonic for women, promising results within weeks and claims to cure various complaints. Price 320 per bottle with special sale at the Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co. drug department.
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Fou Sale
Deug
THE
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
New Rails Repairs Underway by Topeka City Railway
Topeka City Railway workers began Saturday at Clay and Twelfth streets to replace worn rails with new metal. The project aims to improve track capacity to the car barns at Jackson and Twelfth, then resume from Clay toward Washburn College, with more relays planned at additional sites.
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Topeka
Rock Island Extension to Open in Time for Wheat Movement
The Rock Island extension will begin operation soon and be ready to move wheat crops. The new line connects to Ford and Rock Island, tying into the wheat region and improving transport of the season’s harvest.
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Oklahoma
Rock Sland
Doubt on Canadian Force Advances in Porcupine Region
Washington July 11 With no official information the report that the Canadian mounted police were sent into the Porcupine country is uncredited by the state department. The government withheld a garrison at Pyramid Harbor in that settlement, a mere suggestion from British authorities, and it is not believed that perturand force can be maintained in the Porcupine district.
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Canada
Porcapias
Washington
Couttrmbnar
Canadian Mounted Police
United States
State Department
Pyramid Hattor
Settieg
Mt Tim
Porcupine District
Ules
Fever Grips Santiago as 122 Cases and 24 Deaths Reported
Dispatches from Havana and Washington indicate yellow fever spreading in Santiago with 122 cases and 24 deaths, two cabled updates list 120 cases and two deaths while noting four officers reelected and five new fatalities elsewhere, amid interior headquarters orders.
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Beaths Warkingto
Steenbere
Treadat Hone
Man- Sanitig
Ali
Yellow fever crackdown by Cuban military governor
Santiasa de Cuba July 11 reports Teviard Wid, the military governor, returning from the United States and promising immediate vigorous action to stamp out yellow fever. He notes the situation is worse than anticipated, headquarters to move to Senge, and plans to deploy a fever wall and immune clerks in most departments. The notice outlines epidemic precautions and mentions unrelated commercial ads for groceries and household goods.
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Whittelsey Mer
Grocere
Whitteleey Mer
Prizes of War Policy to Congress for Islands Future
A Washington report states President McKinley will follow Insular Commission guidance, treating Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines as government property under military rule until Congress decides their fate. The article argues Congress must determine annexation or disposition while maintaining revenue and legal systems.
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Chicago
Washington
Petbune
McKinley
Insular Commission
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States
Cuba
Congress
Spain
Manila Bay
Rotas
Pote
Lon
Hawaii
Concasia
Law Department
Porto Rive
Porto Fico
Netanos
Davia
Epalate
British West Indies
Iso
Cortanate
Gos
Chem Seletary
Raimen Sanson
Hychars
Hewanii
Epathi
Zhane
Administratiem Stat Conacerel Islands
Otfistwige
War a Mistake Atchison July 31 John J Ingalls Says War Is Mistaken
John J Ingalls declares the war in the Philippines a mistake and criticizes the national mood and policy. He cites weak public support, questionable advantages, and calls for evacuation while warning against imperial ambitions and continued conflict.
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Kansas
Spain
Cruelty to Dreyfus Rumors Hit French Officials
Paris reports circulated on July 12 that revelation of Dreyfus cruelty on Devil's Island could lead to action against M. Le Bon and the Deniel affair. Bertilien remains in charge of anthropometric police but loses duties. Taubert pardoned. Loubet sought pardons for Baron Christiani, cabinet rejected.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Devil's Island
M. Leobon
Bt. Daniel
Peral
Ihs
M. Deniel M. Bertilien
Court of Cassation
Sti
Bird
Death lists from Occupying Armies and Philippine reports
War department details deaths from typhoid fever dysentery and drowning among troops in Manila and Guantanamo reports from General Otis and General Brooke. Names include Wilteck Weldon Miller Stevens H H Petro Hyatt Killgelly and Blake with units First Wyoming Fourth Infantry and others. Separate item notes Capt McGinley Kansas volunteers seeking captaincy. Also updates on John Sherman and Jim Daly boxing bout results.
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Washington
War Department
Otis of
Manile
Charles N. Wilteck
Wyronting Infantry
Howard Weldon
Fourteenth Infantry
Willam Miller
Fourth
Yrmer Stevens
Ft Infantry
Wm. H. H
Thomas W. Petro
Fourth Infantry
Charles Hyatt
Serstant
Fourth Cavalry
General Hrooke
Havina
Guantanamo
Michael
Enny
Fitts Infantry
Eerie Gloodshain
Thomas Killgelly
Company C
Fits Infantry
Davis
Frank Blake
Ponce
Tenement Fire in Monroe Street Kills Four
Fire in a crowded five story Monroe street tenement early today fatally injures four and overcomes eight others. Victims include Rebecca Basek, Rose Basek, Tillie Silver, and Rosie Silver. Fire started in Max Press's fourth floor apartment. investigators suspect smoking cigarettes in bed.
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New York
Monroe Street
Irs
Rebecca Basek Rose Basek
Tillie Silver
Rosie Silver
Harria Hasek
Express
Max Press
Jacob Kaplan
Press
Nea Bowrder
Keplat
Hard Road to Travel Victim Reaches Civilization
Seattle July 1 M Pieming of Philadelphia arrived here last night from Hurt Wrangel Alaska on the steamer Fosaile after suffering through the Yukon Elmanton route. He describes scurvy weakness and mental strain from months in the north. Fourteen days of fevered wakefulness and four months on short rations followed as he journeyed toward Dawson from Calgary with a party of fourteen and eighty horses led by Jonas Mason. Three others of the party died of scurvy. survivors endured a grueling trek with dwindling provisions and gear eaten by the time they reached safety.
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Edmonton
Civilization
Seattle
Wash
M. Pieming
Philadelphia
Wilq Arived
Wrangel
Alusia
Yukon
Elmanton
Sts. Fleming
Dawson
Calgary
Jonas Masot
Fleming
Nelson Tiver
Wally
Drill Gate
Lizard
Heither
Ans
BRYAN'S EASY ASCENT AT PIKES PEAK
Col William Jennings Bryan arrived from Colorado Springs to Pike's Peak Summit yesterday. The ascent drew continuous ovations with spectators lining the track as the train passed. A dispatch from J J Dickey of Western Union noted the journey and Bryan replied from Denver with thanks. The day was clear and serene across Denver Pueblo and distant peaks.
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Pike's Peak
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Colorado Springs
J. J. Dickey
Western
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver
Bryan
Investigating Gallinger Campaign Probe Opens in Concord
Representatives of the Civil Service Commission begin a session in Concord to review charges against Senator Jacob H. Gallinger raised by former Governor Charles A. Busiel. The inquiry concerns alleged civil service violations during the last New Hampshire campaign.
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Concord
N. H
Or Service Bureau
Jacob H. Gallinger
Chas A. Busieh
Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Republiccan
Civil Service
J. B. Mariow
Mark
Brewer
Washington
William E Chandler
Knox
Manchester
Hank Examiner Carroll
Warner
T. P. Clifford
United States
Department of Justice
Leaped From Balloon in Graz Suicide Attempt
In Graz, Austria, Professor Meright, a scientist, leaped from a balloon at high altitude over the Prater after rising on Oranant Sundays. A large crowd witnessed the act. He survived with broken limbs and internal injuries, with doctors deeming recovery doubtful. Authorities and aeronautic experts consider it a possible suicide after failed attempts at aerial navigation. The balloon had about 500 cable meters of cable.
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Vienna
Graz
Styria
Meright
Serane
Han
Prater
Moiter
Gras
Himslif
Vienne
Sheriff Takes Prisoners to Penitentiary from Shawnee County
Sheriff Cook led a Lansing-bound squad of six prisoners to the penitentiary with Deputy Wil liams Chas Jones and ME Stoker West aiding guards. The group included four men and two women from Shawnee County with sentences ranging from one to four terms for grand larceny burglary and related crimes.
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Cook
Lansing
Williams
Chas
Jones
Stoker West
Shawnee County
Sam Hogan
Hook Island
Kansas City
Tyla
John Crate
Topeka Cycle Company
Craig
Len Henderson
Rossville
Julius Halke
Joseph Leach
Bessie Moore
Edna Rosebud
Topeka
Humor and oddities mix in a busy old newspaper page
A collage of jokes and comic snippets from Chicago News and Cleveland Plain Dealer, including playful quips about upper crust, a Detroit Free Press exchange, a manager’s plea for funds, and a camel battle described from the London Globe with vivid details of a staged duel.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Kansas Court of Appeals clears several county cases
Wichita July 1 judges of the southern department released opinions on errors from multiple counties including Miami Osage Bourbon Allen Greenwood Barber Cowley Reno and Reaver. Several cases were affirmed reversed dismissed or continued as indicated with names such as Sennie Carroll J J Neale John O Mara and George N Troutman among others.
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Kansas Court of Appeals
Wichita
Kan
Southern Department
Kansas Ceals
Sennie Carroll Et al
Daniel Chipman
Miami County
SN. Prankhauser
J. J. Neale
Osage County
J. H. Richards
F. Hayden
Bourbon County
John O'Mara
Allen County
Western Division
Board of County Commissioners of
Kearny County
Williams
Central Division
TE. Halstead
W. J. Ryan
Greenwood
Minerva Catlings
John Rankin
Barber County
Winfield National Bank
Sthamer Johnson
Cowley
Missouri Pacific
R. J. McDermoton
The
Hutchinson Grocery Company Et al
Re- Ag County
Reports of Alger Resignation Denied by Officials
Washington reports claim Secretary Alger tendered his resignation, but officials deny the action and say no resignation has been requested. The article notes conflicting statements and emphasizes there is no foundation to the resignation rumor. It also includes market notes from Chicago with grain and provision prices and receipts.
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Emerson
Chicago ‘Tribune
Alger
Washington
Garfield Park
Kansas City Produce Market Wheat Prices Reported
Fragmented OCR listing from Topeka markets shows cash and No 2 grades for wheat and rye, dairy items like creamery and white milk, eggs noted as fresh, with prices partially visible. The text is incomplete, but indicates market quotes and commodity notes at Topeka markets today.
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Hmothy
Elie
Market Gossip and Weather Clues From New York Reports
Stock and commodity chatter from New York markets notes wheat and sugar trends, mixed receipts, and cautious stance on corn and oats. The report hints at slight price declines and a generally stable tone, with traders watching export demand and seasonal factors as July moves forward.
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Chicago
Menor SS
Perthant
Hans Resdiver Ant Whipper
Optone
Seuslan Offelal
Reivart Fontems
Raul
Ziatimen
Centimus
Bicker Wien
Tomerre
York
Curt
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McGinley
Emporia
J.C. McGinley
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Kansas Volunteers
Philippine Islands
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Sherman
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Ohio
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Pike's Peak Road
Civil Service Bureau
New Hampshire
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ikine—Smythe
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Brockton Tite
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Chicago News
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London Globe
Tin Piste Company
Rote Te Bay
Bus & Uep Seymes
X, Jro
Markee Seine
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Elgin
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Iceman
Sugar Market
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Arthur Joseph
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