Munyon cures and remedies advertised for children
Munyon offers a range of claimed pediatric cures including teething relief fever cures and remedies for sleeplessness worms and croup. The advertisement lists numerous products with promises of quick relief and a free medical advice offer via correspondence from Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
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Svery Maather
Minnyon
Silleus Celic
Manyan
Sianyen
Monyon
Ea Ali
Prof
Mungen
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Rose Tint Cigar Soap Sculptor Leoni Tosane
Fragmentary 1900s style notes mention Leoni Tosane a soap sculptor and a scaffold fall injuring a worker. Amorphous references to Pittsburg residents, legal pleas by Rich ard Quay and others, state agricultural notes, and Dewitts products appear. The readable text preserves names and places but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Don’t Stop Tobacco Cure Offer Promises Safe Habit Halt
A battered ad proclaims HACO-CURO as the medical cure for the tobacco habit, claiming it is safe, painless, and will notify users when to stop. It guarantees cure with a three box package for 82.50 plus interest, directing readers to write for testimonials and chemical bite cures.
Illustrous Ottawa boy and weekly tales spark interest
Ottawa and Marpers Weekly are highly illustrated with an account of Bert Underwood’s Greece trip for future literary pieces. The piece notes praise from Lori dan Graphic and Harper's Weekly for his sketches and provides an extract from a Greece voyage describing Macedonia politics and an Albanian insurgent leader’s appearance and resolve.
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Ottawa
Janes
Bert Uunderwood
Greece
Loridan Graphic
Harper's Weekly
Hie
Jeter
E Toole
Mt Athens
Volo
Viervasione
Macedonia
Kaianibake
le- Hissa
Ethnike-Heiairia
Janet
Bidders at Lansing State Penitentiary Contracts Awarded
Several contracts were awarded at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing for uniforms and furnishings. Bidders from Leavenworth, St Louis, Wichita, Topeka, Junction City, Lawteice, and Osage City secured orders for gray cloth, cantus, serge, yarn, padding, and blue cloth for officers. An Osage City firm won a 2500 yard contract, and another bid went to an Osage City firm for additional items.
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Leavenworth
Jane &Contrada
Kansas State Penitentary
St. Louis
Wichita
Topeke
Junction Ciy
Law- Teice
Oxage City
Enson
Wolfe “& Worth
Thremi
Uni- Corsi
Uasuel
Om Saints
Erat
Frm
Nile
Hutchinson Bank Assets Reported in District Court
Receiver John Kine reported bank assets and liabilities in Hutchinson, detailing cash on hand and deposits, notes in the hands of attorneys, and judgments collected. The Kansas Editorial Association was reorganized, with officers elected and plans for the September meeting in Colby.
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Hutchinson
John Kine
District Court
Ttck
Ar. Kinkel
Col
Qverdralle
Penland
Colby
Anne
Ewertern
Kansas
CV. Kinney
Oskies Graphic
M. Coldren
Oberlin Times
N. A. ‘Turner
Colby Tribune
Clarence Thompson
Hoke Pallaclar
Trensher
Kansan
Northwest Kansas Soldiers’ Reunion
Jewell County
Gust
Mitchell
Lincoln
Mammoth Wheat Field in Thomas County Largest Yet
County Clerk Ike Cramley of Thomas County reports 2,000 acres in wheat with 48 in gate and barley. The county has about 80,000 acres of wheat, a month earlier and promising a good yield. Recent rains have boosted sentiment. eastern buyers are purchasing land. Convicts extinguish a fire at Leavenworth. lost nearly 98,000 dollars in penitentary incident.
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Thomas
Colby
June
Ike Cramley
Thomas County
Hwa
Nore
Fire at Lansing State Penitentiary Damages Prison
Convicts aided by guards fought a blaze that burst in the tailoring shop and chapel at the Lansing state penitentiary around nine last night. About 50 inmates aided the officers as the fire raged, but liberty was not breached. Damage estimated at 5400, and the fire was contained with the flames finally quenched. General and personal news from across the state highlights political conventions, sale of a newspaper, wolf depredations, Old Soldiers reunion, a saloon closure, and a waterworks contractor moving forward with supplies.
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Lansing
Lberty
Soldiers' Bone
D Atchison
Doc Bailey
Cabon
Atchison
C. M. Leckner
Strong City Tridby
Bishop Doane to Girls at St Agnes School
Albany June 5 Bishop Doane urged St Agnes school delegates to pursue courage in society Emphasizing dignified resistance to vulgar conduct and the importance of silent purity as the finest rebuke and protection for young women from insulting behavior and social pressures.
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St. Agnes
Albany
Doane
St. Agneas' School
Tintom
Thare Kou
National Educational Association Meeting Advised Travel Details
A 1896 notice promotes the National Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee on July 6. It praises Union Pacific travel from points west of the Missouri River, highlighting Tulon Pacific via Kansas City, and lists coach and sleeper features with a round trip fare of 250 dollars. Contact information is provided for illustrated matter.
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Buffalo
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Wis
Missour River
Ormutm
Kansas Ciy
Missouri River
Bryan in Canada lectures on Bimetalism to vast audience
In Toronto on June 6 W, Mr Bryan spoke before a large crowd at Massey Hall on bimetalism. Attendees included Prof Goldwin Smith Premier Harvey Sir Frank Smith and other city leaders. Mayor Fleming presided over the lecture. The Santa Fe route is selling excursion tickets to Nashville, Tenn., and return due to the explosion.
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Toronto
Brean
Massey
Goldwin Smith
Fremier Harvey
Frank Smith
Bryan
Fleming
Santa Fe
Nashville
Tenn
Leavenworth Blanked As Topeka Triumphs In Opener
In a first game plagued by miscues Topeka overwhelmed Leavenworth with a 12 to 2 output. Stricklett starred with strong pitching and hitting while Fred Close umpired. Leavenworth’s Phil Mayer played in the field. Several other city teams and players from Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Des Moines appear in the broader score summaries and box notes.
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Leavenworth
Hut Topek
Athletic Ark
Topeka
Stricklett
Strivklett
Nileely
Fred Close
Phil Mayer
P.O. A
Miller
Underwood
Essen McFadden
joHuEh
Ak. Stricklett
Leavenworth A
HIB
PO. A
Mouleen
Ganta
Wesday
Mayer
Conlin
Hartman
Bartman
Tan Eae
Cooleys Great Catch in Sliding Effort
In a June 1 Philadelphia Record recap of a Louisville game, Dick Cooley makes a remarkable sliding catch in center field during the third inning with one out as Cunningham singles and Courk steals second. The play saves a run while McCreary fouls out and Pickering lines to center. Geler adds a notable fourth inning catch.
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Dick Cooley
Philadelphia
djMenit
Louisville
Eage
Cunningham
Courk
McCreary
Pickering
Cooley
Tade
Geler
St Marys Triumph Over Emporia by Large Margin
St Marys beat Emporia 19 to 12 in a game played yesterday at St Marys with Dicker and Barnes contributing for Emporia while Colison and others turned in strong showings for St Marys. Haskell Indians were defeated 6 to 5 by Winchester, with a return match scheduled. Rab notes Prosperity in 1879 and compares it to 1899, citing Dur & Co. and general business trends amid widespread factory and price movements.
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St Marys
Emporis
St. Marys
Emporia
Ares Emporia
Dicker
Eeporia
Barnes
Colison
New York
R. G. Dur & Co
Review of Trade
Gemund
Prospects for Fall Trade Amid Mixed Figures in Bradstreet Review
Bradstreet notes limited favorable signs in fall trade with improved iron and steel prices and better southwestern crop prospects boosting wheat exports from the Pacific coast. Business activity remains uneven with rising funds, but dry goods orders drop as mid‑summer industrial unrest looms. Exports and failures fluctuate across weeks, while advertisements urge health remedies and local services.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Southwest
Unitedsand
Montreal
Yenre
United States
Tach Lmalance
Topeka Receives Fire Department Support Boost
Shortage in the firemen's fund has been made good. The 2 percent reciprocal tax distributions show Topeka's fire department gained $270.70 more than last year, with further recovery of $5,? from Assurance Co for Santa Fe blanket policy. Total benefit to Topeka fire department amounts to $2,079.58, up $268.79 from last year.
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Topeka
Webb MecNair
George O. Wilmarth
Insurance Department
New Assurance Company of
Engen
Santa Fe
Chicago
Fire Department
City fence dispute ends with removal on Fellitz Island
A city park fence, claimed to lie on Fellitz Island, was quietly dismantled last night and moved to piles. Mayor Fellows may pursue court action as authorities seek to establish the true boundary, with a likely immediate legal challenge.
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Boot
Mother's Guile and the Smarton Household
A fragment from an Indianapolis journal recalls Mrs Smarton calling out to Mr Smarton as he fills his pipe. The scene hints at a domestic standoff or arrangement about staying at home, withtones of family dynamics and patience amid a quiet domestic moment.
Fragmented quotes and ads from a 19th century paper
A collage of satirical quotes and early 20th century ads and notices. It includes a wry reference to a 4A voting contest for “the most popular froman,” Punch and Cincinnati Enquirer snippets, humorous exchanges about names and medical topics, plus ads for De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Beggs’ District Balsam. Strong entities include Cincinnati Enquirer, Punch, New York Sunday Journal, Indianapolis News, George W. Stansfield, and Beggs.
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DeWitt
George W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Circulation Growth and State Journal Building Topeka
In 6895 the circulation growth trends show daily averages from 125 in 1891 to 21,017 in the first three months of 1896. The State Journal opened a new three story pressed brick building on the southeast corner of Kansas Ave and Nightlist, featuring four Linotypes visible through plate glass. The paper asserts circulation exceeding 11,000 and invites proof if claims differ.
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Topeka Daily State Journal
The
State Journal
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Nightlist
Kansas Ave
Spanne
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