Peruna Remedy Endorsed By Salvation Army Captain
A letter from Ogden Utah praises Peruna as the best medicine to rebuild worn out health. Women customers from Knoxville Iowa and other places report recovery from fatigue nervousness and long standing illness after using Peruna and Manallin. Dr Hartman offers free advice and a Hearth and Beauty booklet to interested women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Care Ward
Clara Ward
Salvation Army
Ogden
Utah
J. A. Basher
Knoxvile, Tenn
Heaith
Perana
Tim
Sarah Gallits
Luton
Manalin
Apelle
Howine
Hartman Bivine
Joe
Bens- Rick
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Casualty List from Washington July 2
General Mac Arthur reports. The following deaths occurred since last report in July including Dysentery and bronchitis among various companies of different infantry units. Names include Lamier Schiey, Frank Jarotia, Archibald Roberts, Fred G But, Joseph Shibley, Tyrhold Tever, Patrick Harring, William Wallace, Samuel Taylor, Thomas Tol Bronchitie, Jay James Jones, and Alber, with dates ranging July 1 to July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArther Iis
Lst
War Department
Burna
Jake
Thireyeatath
Caporal
Lamier Schiey
Frank Jarotia
Conpacy
Kntsty
Fantry
Archibald Roberts
Hemoian
METS
Fred G But
Forty-tirer Infantry
Mel Mo Mevan
Thir Heth
Japan protests Colorado on racially selective quarantine
The Japanese government warns Colorado that a quarantine on Japanese subjects would be discriminatory. An extended letter to Governor Thomas from Nabeshime and a secretary of state official press suggests Tokyo demands equal treatment and rejects racial exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Thomas
John v
Nabeshime
Japan
Colorado
Real Estate Transfers and Trains to Colorado Prices
A garbled list reports real estate transfers including Woks Smith to Charles J Alles at 5234, with various lots and owners. It mentions deaths by own action linked to a mine group and despondency, plus tourist railroad rates from Missouri Pacific to Denver, Colorado Springs, Poshlo, Cole, and Salt Lake/Ogden valid June 1 to September 15, with reduced fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woks Smith
Chas J. Alles
Lot
Ree
King's
Annie E. Curtin
Hestand m Joeet
Curie
Aduttion
North
Jeroms
Tyler
City Real Estate Trust Co
Ehtsen
I Brook's, Jr
Jia Hutt
W. A. Cole
Tenth Avenue
Colorado
Utah
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Colorado Springs
Poshlo
Cole
Salt Lake
Ogden
BC Townsend, OP
A Royal Divorce In North Dakota Court Grainy Tale
A royal divorce case surfaces as a cousin of the Swedish king seeks to leverage North Dakota law. The report mentions Princess Anna Josephine of Sw eden and the pursuit of a divorce amid family shock and court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
North Dakota
Chicago
Grand Forks
Oscar
Anna Josephine
Cougie
Night Shootout Leaves Two Officers Dead in New Orleans
Police Captive John T. Day and Officer J. Lamb are dead after a nighttime confrontation with two desperadoes Leonard Pierce and Robert Charles. Officer August T. Mora wounded, Pierce surrendering while Charles escaped and was later hunted by a large civilian and police manhunt. The pursuing force, armed with revolvers and rifles, seeks Charles amid great public alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John T. Day
J. Lamb
August T. Mora
Pesroesa
Leonard Pierce
Robert Charles
Neetes
Mora
Pierce
Charlies
Charles
Day
Sam
Honolulu Chinese Mass Meeting Aims For Emperor Restoration
In Honolulu on July 1 a mass meeting of Chinese residents, about 508 attendees, urged restoring Emperor Kuang Hsu and safeguarding Chinese territory. They called on Great Britain, Japan, and the United States to lead a reform movement, moving the capital from Pekin to a more receptive city. A committee was formed to draft a memorial to present to European powers via the American diplomatic corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cal
Chica
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Kuang Hsu
Prince of Wales approves Randolph Churchill marriage
New York dispatch reports the Prince of Wales has softened his opposition to the marriage of Lady Randolph Churchill. The Duchess of Devonshire acted as intermediary. A week of festivities is planned including a royal assent ceremony at Bath with the Beefeaters Guards unit present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Randolph Churchill
New York
London
Hhis
Duchess of Devonshire
Bath
Cape Town Railway Clear of Boers Updated
An official dispatch from Cape Town dated July 23 reports the northward line is now clear after English forces cleared the way despite Boer activity. Captain Fowler and Process Aimerrow are cited in repairs to the tele graph line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape
Fowler
Aimerrow
Infantry From Matanzas Arrive New York on July Fourth
Reported arrival of infantry battalions from Matanzas aboard the transport Lalts paeaens Setewick and Benoa Tatabney off the Heiblands at floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matanzas
New York
Lalts Paeaens Setewick
Benoa Tatabney
Hieblands
Floor
Georgia Troops for China Advance Details
Georgia soldiers detailed from Atlante to China under Captain John Cotter proceed to the Far East. The 34th Company BM of the Picteenth Infantry forms part of the transport and dispatches report on ship fate and route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
China
Atlante
Picteenth Infantey
John Cotter
Ching
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Topeka Society
A long list of Topeka residents and visitors fills the Social and Personal page. Mrs. T. W. Harrison returns from a two week stay with relatives in Peru and Albuquerque visitors Clifford and Cafrera Welch, with Mrs. Welch’s mother at 202 Stevens street. Many plans unfold for upcoming weeks as many depart for trips to Denver, Chicago, Mackinac, Leavenworth, Kansas City, and Colorado. Numerous local families, dances, and social gatherings populate the week, with travel and visits among McMahan, Witt, Bower, McMar, Mater, and others. The weather alters activity, but society continues with traveling relatives and hosting friends in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Harrison
Pfr
Clifford Welch
Cafrera
Albuquerque
Misa
Lola McMahan
Pauline Mater
Ress
Arthur Hollander
New York City
Topeka
Mary Johnsatom
Chicago
Jedy
Thompson
Willie Norton
Mattie McMar
Kansas City
Denver
W. N. West
Antoinette
Mackinac
Aaron Jetmore
Colorado
Elmwood Club
William Trautmann
Margaret
Miss Carrier
Lawrence
CA. Fellows
Wames
RG. Clary
Hearn
Ethel
Baltimore Md
A. A. Godard
West
Petoskey
Miles Callie Westhouse
Leavenworth
Mary Brent
Edith Urbor
Little Harding
Pueblo
Will Rhostles
G. Stewart
Heve Hannes
Belle Harrison
St. Louis
Baltimore
Josephine McAdams
Eoe
Peonie
Thompsonville
Frank Luce
D. M. Booth
E. S. Coleman
Mehoken
G. S Mettler
0. Miller
RR. French
Br. R. Luce
Alice Scott
Greenburg
Ind
Chester Woodward
Ora Canning
Altoona
James Cowdry
Charles Buckingham
Alma
Sam Gurck
West Seventh Street
Charles, Cantrol
Wiliam Jurrens
W. S. Sturges
R. W W. Weddle
Dallas
Texas
Car Service
Sturges
T. Ry
Watering trough to be set in Potwin with free city water
Councilman J. W. F. Hughes from the Sixth ward secures two free hydrants for Potwin near the post office. The water company agrees to supply four hydrants in service, two now active and two more soon. Cal. Beghes resides near Mr. O'Neill, receiver of the water company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potwin
J. W. F. Hughes
Cal. Beghes
Mr. O'Neill
Bird to retire sparks three bids for city attorney
Three candidates have announced plans to seek the city attorney position as Bird prepares to finish his third term. D T Grege is named as a candidate, with others including Charles eo and Fear ego expected to seek the nomination in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
D. T. Grege
Charles Eo
Ates
Fear Ego
Annual Convention Travel and Colorado Excursion Details
A notice lists tickets priced at 819.00 for July 22 and 24 with good return by August 4 for the People’s China Han Union at Beaver. It also mentions the season’s last Colorado excursion. The Santa Fe line is the only one offering an observation car to Colorado and surings.
New Placers near Juneau Spark Gold Fever
Juneau reports a full edged placer mine excitement after the Rossile carried news to Seattle on July 24. Stampede to Glacier Bay diggings 15 miles distant follows a July 18 departure from Juneau. Rumor and estimates place up to 200 locals migrating to the new discovery with bars believed rich in placer gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Juneau
Rossile
Glacier Bay
Miss Sheehan Confesses Swindle of Fraternal Union
Chicago report states Miss Margaret Sheehan former financial secretary of Times council 429 Knights and Ladies of the Fraternal Insurance order pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the organization of a large sum. It is said two more indicted persons will plead guilty. Alleged scheme used pauper cadavers to collect money due on policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E & IL
Chicago
Margaret Sheehan
Timois Council
Urily
Topeka Water Directors to Meet This Week
President Street of the Topeka Water company informs Mayor Drew that the directors will meet this week to discuss city propositions. He notes the agreement with the council would be considered at the same time. The letter was read to the council last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Street
Topeka Water Company
Drew
Topeka
Yellow fever outbreak prompts move of U S troops
Yellow fever spreads in Havana area barracks of the Seventh Cavalry and the First Infantry at Pinar del Rio. Nine deaths this month and eleven current hospital cases. General Lee orders relocation of camp three miles inland with strict quarantine.
Silent six years ends in tragedy in Wecker Pennsylvania
A six year lapse in speech ends when a young woman from Wecker Pennsylvania dies after swallowing a lizard while a sister recalls she spoke for the first time in six years. The incident follows earlier misfortunes including a Marcus Hook girl who swallowed a tisard while drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecker
Susan
Philadelphia
Marcus Hook
Miracle Cure Reported for Mrs Steut in Carumac
Reports from Carumac claim Mrs Rena J Steut was cured of consumption after a doctor in Forkoen reportedly doubted recovery. The narrative credits Dr Kings New Cure, sold by Wag's Drug Store for two dollars with free trial bottles, promising general throat relief and disease cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena J. Steut
Marion Stuer
Jenne Diugytie
Manche
Forkoen
Wag
Topeka Newsroom Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
Local items report progress on auditorium roof and Madison street paving while a new floor is added to the seventh bridge. Notables include Chicago visitor Henry Ecks, a Topeka trip by C. E. Jordan, and a Topeka Athletic association youth baseball formation. A marriage license was issued for George Mutr and Minnie B. Mender, and appraisers assessed Dr Sheldon accounts. The city engineers plan bridge inspections next week and electric light inquiries surface from councilmen. Weather notes mention heavy rainfall and a new Masonic hall dedication underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart
Madison Street
Venthee Bridge
Henry Ecks
Chicago
Te Topeka
Ren Albaugh
Colorado
J. D. Berry
Adrian Sherman
Thousand Islands
Missouri Pacine Depot
George A. Clark
Accerena
Colas
Eee
Pat
C. E. Jordan
Seneca
Stormont
Topeka
C. W. Kotins
Ints Po
San Francisco
Godard
O Va
Walter McKinnis
Mary Moore
J. W. O'Connor
S! City
Georges F. Sharttt
George Mutr
Minnie B. Mender
Jaton Thin
John W. Breidenthst
Bryan
McKinley
Convention
Hi. W. Roby
A Uoral Anon
Emaan
F. Fountain
Ince
Eighth Street
Ates Byerie
National
Ediucational Association
Charleston. C
Rusted Iron Work Threatens Duct Safety
The sixth street iron duct is badly rusted and may become dangerous if not repaired. The fire department requests replacement or repair to prevent failure, as local officials consider turning over responsibility to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundy
Aee Piniver Hana
GAE Intendent
Howard
Athany
Albertson
H. W. Roby
Port Biele
Hte Wa
Broncisco
Ogee Gaan
Tammany's Fund To Run $2,500,000 This Year
New York reports that Tammany Hall plans a campaign fund of 2.5 million dollars with potential for more if leaders approve. Estimates show city spending surpasses 60 million annually, with tax assessed on wages and salaries mainly in Manhattan and the Bronx while parts of Queens and Richmond also feel the impact. The political tax targets laborers and teachers, with officeholders facing scrutiny and the effectiveness of assessments debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammanys
Fammany
Manhattan
Bronx
Bines
Queens
Richmond
Tammany
MISS DANIELS BIG WAGER ON MCKINLEY BET
In New York on July 34 Maud Daniel of the Wilbur Opera company seeks a $10,000 wager on McKinley at three to one. Richardson & Hill brokers of Boston are handling $20,000 bets on McKinley electio. the offer may be split into multiple sums. Walter Daniel suggests the bet as legitimate news. Beale Youngstown and others discuss a related industrial dispute. the American Hop Company not signing a joint position signals potential scale conference for mill resumption. The Prince of Wales becomes a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and a diploma presented at Marlborough House by MacCormac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
New York
Maud Daniel
Walter
Richardson & Hill
Grokers
Daniel
Wilbur Opera Company
Beale Youngstown. O
American Hop Company
Butt
Fi Tron Manufacturers Association
Republic Tron and Steel Company
Milla
Wales
London
Prince of Wales
Royal Co of Surgeons of the
Taseee MacCormac
Marlborough House
Book Auction At Morrison's Old Stand Receives Tickets
Fiveey Joey steer itina¢ conducts a book auction at 306 Kat. Ave Morrison's old stand. Tickets are issued for a drawing of five handsome prizes to be given away at the close of the afternoon sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey
Kat. Ave
Morrison
Bonu is Forever ELIX COURAUD ORIENTAL Patchon
The readable fragments show names and phrases but lack clear events, dates, or roles. No coherent incident or outcome is identifiable from the text provided, yielding an unclear summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elix Couraud
Like Little Russia Paul Torrington letter from Siberia
A letter received by W. S. Fulton from Paul Torrington discusses hot weather in Siberia and North Topeka, mentioning a small Siberian railway station and ornate scenery. The writer hints at travel to Little Russia and hints at sending a photograph of an audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Torrington
Siberia
Topeka
W. 8. Fulton
Tigin
Husein
Siberian
Natchise
Little
Ruant Jdescorce
Audi
Bryan Meet Draws Little Political Fire in Indiana
Chicago dispatch reports the July 2 gathering of Democrats in Indianapolis will likely have little political impact. Jeese J. Yeomans of Iowa, a Bryan supporter, notes Cleveland’s backers view the event as minor and doubts it will alter the race or expose internal rifts within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mules from Havana Arrive as Steamer Merloo Reaches Port
Mules from Havana arrive with the Merloo steamer into New York harbor on July 24. The vessel carries four United States teamsters and related cargo as part of a routine transatlantic shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merloo
Havens
United States Teamsters
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Gen. MacArthur
The
Wear Department
Aris
Tturry Aarinutt
Loratur
Tittle An— Rie Group
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Wes
BE Nipps, A
Kuang Hau
Pekin
Cape Town
Social and Personal
Water Company
Santa Fe
Arna Pty
Grover
Miss Sheehan
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Stomach
Tammany’s Fund
Jackson Street
Russia
Cleveland
Havana
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