Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Letters
A testimonial notice extols Munyon's Rheumatism Cure as a broad remedy. It cites patients cured after varying durations and praises the product, with addresses of distributors in Lincoln Philadelphia and other cities. The ad emphasizes homeopathic claims and calls for readers to obtain the medicine via local druggists.
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C.F. Huttmay
Munyon
Pate
Cantera
Birest
Wichita Kansara
Manvon
Lincoln
Peliedelphia
Delphia
Dynamite Threat Aimed at Governor Smith Residence
Leavenworth June 15 A report states Oliver is taken on strong circumstantial evidence of planning to blow up Governor Smiths home with dynamite or an infernal machine. Police traced Oliver from threats to his boarding at the Mirage House and his capture by Deputy U S Marshals. Authorities pursue other suspects as veterans and political enemies linger in the case amid a broader inquiry into Governor Smiths leadership.
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Leavenworth
Governor Smith
Soller
Joseph W. Oller
UN Stat
Oliver
Olwaty
Buty
Miraourt House
Ben
Otiver Mandel
United States
BE. C. Murphy
Will Neely
C. B Murphy
H. Miles Moore
Smith
Eb, Wheeler
Neely
John Biringer
Kansas
Rrenkers
Pimina
Rome
Santa Monica
Oal
Colonel Smith
Congressional
Swith
J. L. Wever
Tombs Portico Moved to Blackwell’s Island Entrance
At a board meeting on June 12 New York officials decided to relocate the Tombs portico to Blackwell’s Island as the main entrance to the penitentiary. Commissioner Robert K. Wright and Warden Louie Pilsbury reported the plan to transport the Egyptian entrance from the Tombs to the penitentiary’s front, facing the yard.
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Penitentiary
New York
Blackwell's Island
Cortesions
Robert K. Wright
Louie Pilsbury
Ely
Beer for Tramps Sparks Free Lunch Counter in Chicago
June 12 report describes Harry B. Lewis, recently converted at a revival, distributing meat and bread from a barrel at 286 Dowrburn Street to about 200 tramps who feasted after Lewis rented the vacant store with $15 in funds and beer from two barrels. He was arrested after his erratic actions drew attention. authorities handed him to friends.
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Lewis
Chicago
Dowrburn Street
Harry B. Lewis
Jacob Baker Estate Fake Debunked Fraud Warning
A Philadelphia report exposes the Jacob Baker estate tale as a sham spread by sharpers. Hundreds were misled, with alleged heirs in Kansas and Topeka examined. the supposed 380 million dollar estate was shown to be fiction.
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Peopie
Discoverie
Jacob Baker
Exta
Sharpere
Sveral
Jacob Haker
Kansas City
Kansas
D. 5. Eckert
Topeka
Eckert
Baker
Thomas Brower Peacock
Frederick A. Lawrence
Philadelphia
Barness
Smyth
Henry Baker
Jordanald
Paledelphia
Henry Taker
Fairmount Park
United States
Patriotic Pope Leo Explains Views on France and Government
Rome reports Observatore note in which Pope Leo defines his stance. He declines to favor republic or monarchy, says religion best serves under existing government, and urges loyalty to constituted authority. He expresses affection for France and hopes for calming passions guiding Germany’s interests.
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Rome
Observatore
Pops
France
Lhaes
Holy Sea
Harvest in Oklahoma Wheat Yields Break Records in Kay County
In Kay county Oklahoma wheat harvest begins with exceptionally high quality and a record yield. Newkirk reports heads five inches long with potential threshing up to five million bushels for the county. Also noted is cures for piles using Di Witt's Witch Hazel Salve from Geo W Stansfield and local merchants Kitchell & Marburg.
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Kay County
Newkirk
Oklahoma
di Witt
Geo
W Stansfield
Kanave
Fair Grounds Repair Underway Ahead of Fall Festival
Workmen began repairing and grading the fair grounds under the Committee of Fifteen. The plan calls for strengthening buildings, waterproofing, and improving drainage with a new fence, water supply, and grounds layout to ensure a top condition for the festival.
Delegates to Nashville from Middle-of-the-Road Populists
The Willits Steinberger faction of the middle-of-the-road Populist party selected a lengthy slate of delegates for the national conference in Nashville. Names listed include J. Willits, McLoud, J. G. Webb, Parson, Quincey A. Baldwin, Tongangxte, WR Means, Metuth, LV Kennedy, Port Sebtt, George Campbell, Os Weaits, and many others from towns such as Canton, Phillipsburg, Leavenworth, Topeka, Girard, Winfield, and Wichita, with committee selections and replacements noted. The central committee in Topeka appointed successors to deposed members in various districts.
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Willits- Steinberger
Nashville
J. ¥. Willits
McLoun
G Webb
Parsons
Quincey A. Baldwin
Tongangxte
WR Means
Metuth
B. Kennedy
Port
Leavenworth
Nuthen Beaschamp
Almera
E. J. Hu
Phillipsburg
Joe Bergen
Winfield
H.C. Lindsay
Lopeka
HR. Webster
Utica
Xahe Green
Girard
H. Haskell
Athlene
John Bunker
Lucas
Lee Moore
Hoye City
M.D. Les
Anthony
Stewart Hoyt
J. J. Masterson
Topeka
Bennington
WILL DEFEAT ALLEN IN SUMNER COUNTY RACE
Wellington lawyer J Lingenfelter and Osage City director PT ONeill discuss the Kansas Supreme Court cane ruling. They condemn the decision as preventing investigation and damaging political evidence. They expect Allen to be defeated in renomination for his current post.
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Wem
J. Lingenfelter
Wellington
Burrs of Dictators
Hutchinson Ceformatory
PT Oneill
Osage City
O'Neil
Lingenfelter
Supreme Court
Wuriex
Doster
Snatice Allen
Pennsylvania in Now Shrinking About Its Worthless Legislature
A June report from Harrisburg notes no charity funds without new revenue bills. The concurrent resolution faces five days to reverse action before a July 1 deadline, needing unanimous consent if delayed. Senator Quay opposes the date and may seek extended time to fund charitable activities as the $18,000,0048 appropriation leaves state institutions underfunded.
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Pennsylvania
Quay
Crisis in Reform Episcopal Council Sparks Mass Resignations
At the General Council in New York the debate over vestments ends with a victory for the black gown on votes of 26 to 16 among clergy and 2 to 2 among laymen. Bishop Cheney protests, resigns from key trusts. Harriet Benson withdraws $15,000 annual income from two trusts. Many officials resign or are replaced, council adjourns amid tension and uncertainty for the church’s future.
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New York
General Council
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
Campbell
Asher
Cheney
Chicago
Mse Akelesh
Cummins
Ernest
Special Church Extension Trust
Theological Seminary
Chas
Edward Cheney
Latans
Tikhop Cheney
Morton
Philadelphia
Harriet
Benson
Tracey
Special Church Extension , Trust
Special Synod Trust
R W. Par
Wm F Patstey
Trey
Waltmor
Ciety Eines van Byps
Cleveland
Cyurncil
Whisper
Gishor Fallows
Sesson
Withim Wal
Miss Benson
Rex
Tracy
Uade
Bishon Fallows
New Electric Light Discovery From Marquette Plant
Marquette, Mich June 12 A Wise son superintendent of the local electric plant says he found a complete model of an electric lighting plant by inventor Joan Ingalls buried since 127 and just unearthed in perfect order The device purportedly emits light like a incandescent bulb without fuel by electrical energy waves through a vacuum at high frequency and may shake up the electrical world
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Marquette
Mich
R. A. Wiseson
Wison
Joan Ingalls
Ice Cream Vaud Luxury Recedes with Market Value Drop
The item notes ice cream as a luxury but affordable for every family, citing Scott Bros for twenty years. It mentions home delivery wagons at doorsteps daily and emphasizes careful service for orders including parties and sockala plenies.
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Paket Ie Srascott Bros
Fomins Tit
Court of Appeals Opinions Delivered by Southern Department
Southern division lists opinions in several cases including Missouri Pacific Railway Co. v. Mead estate administrator, judgment affirmed. City of Packson v. Hampton affirmed. Western division cases modified or affirmed. several dismissals and reversals noted. docket includes rail and insurance firm disputes and municipal actions.
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Southern Department
Southern Department of the Court of Appeals
Port Scott
Eastern Division
J. H. Hankest
A. Barter
Geo
Barber
J. W. Hisleyva
H. Pruct
Jf Darton
Missouri Pacific Railway Go
M. de Bertmen
Via Mead
J. D. Mead
Packson
Mary C. Hampton
Th. Walker
Frank Playter
Blount
Liverpool
London and Glove Insurance Co
Clive KE. Tepfer
A. Dobson
Central Division
Wm. Hardwick
H. Rutter
Gfresuwood
A. T
Joan PL Snodeger
FA. R. Co
Anderson
F.T, Preston
The
Barber Asphalt Co
F. RR. Co
David IL Chenoworth
Geo. Moaxtell
AT &8& Far Co
Watson Swears Off Trade With Republicans and Democrats
Tom Watson announces he will no longer trade with Republicans or fuse with Democrats after winning control of the Populist conference. The Nashville July Fourth gathering aims to reorganize the party and oust Marion Butler with a new national committee. Watson calls for eliminating the Bryan Butler and Bargains trio and pledges strict leadership.
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Watson
Nashville
Peither
Reunions and Campfires Arranged by Kansas G A T
A list shows G A T reunions and campfires with dates across towns including Scranton Ottawa Sherman Baxter Springs Concordia Topeka Leavenworth and others. Department Commander Botkin and Adjutant General Hundwck will attend all events.
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Kansas Department
Scranton
Ottawa
G. A
Baxter Springs
Reunion
Uu. Garnett
Anderson County
Newton
Marion County
Fuola
Baldwin City
Parsons
Cedarvale
Topeka
Leavenworth
Botkin
Hundwck
Gypsy Queen Mary Stanley Buried at Woodland Cemetery
Mary Stanley, Gypsy Queen and head of a wealthy tribe, was buried at Woodland cemetery after dying at Clarendon in December. She was crowned queen at Munro in February 299 and died at 18. The embalmed body lay in the vault as Rev. A E Hale led ceremonies. Gypsy attendees from various tribes joined the procession.
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Woodland Cemetery
Mar Dayton
Woodland
A. EB. Hale
First Reform Church
Big Sugar Firm Fails In St Pierre Martinique
A New York Herald special from St Pierre Martinique reports the house of C Aries & Co suspended payments with liabilities over 1,000,001. Large assets exist but are unavailable, and the collapse threatens six of seven sugar factories funded by Titin, risking thousands of jobs. The British Colonial Bank ceased drafting on New York amid a general gloom.
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New York
Jne
Herald
St. Pierre
Martinique
House of C. Aries & Co
Tas
Suuvok
Pullman Heads West on Kansas City Trip
Kansas City adds a page to Pullman Palace Car founder George Pullman's itinerary visiting Hansa City and the Santa Fe line. Attending were Norman B. Steam, G L Dunlap, and BH Caltt as the party toured the Kansas City Pittsburg Gulf line offices and terminals aboard Pullman's private car. The group discussed large fortune figures and anticipated prosperity akin to prior political promises.
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Kansas City
Grovesst Pullman
Pullman Palacy Car Company
Hansa
Sir Georges
Italy
McKinley
Mark Hana
Mimeelf
National Educational Association Meeting Preview
National Educational Association meeting notes praise for Union Pacific service to Buffalo and Milwaukee events. mentions special trains, routes, and rates, plus testimonials and ad blurbs about pain relief, medicines, and local services.
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Buffalo
Union Pacific
Milwaukee
Wiz
Mixacurt
Ennion Pacific
Walon Pacific
Omatia
Kansas City
Don’t Stop Tobacco Don’t Stop Tobacco Sudden Stop
An early 20th century advertisement touts Bacocuro as a medicinal tobacco cure. It claims it is vegetable and persive, cures while used, and notifies when to stop. The offer promises written guarantees and refunds with interest, pricing one dollar per box and fifty cents for three boxes, with mail order details and a free booklet.
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Oenegieim
Oh ,Chemical & Mts
Cone Crosse
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Broadwey & With
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WM. H. Righter
Kanai
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Hammocks
Kitchel & Marburg
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Imposing Blackdown
Scott Bros
Fourth and Taylor Streets
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Tom Watson
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Jewell Gas Stores
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Barton
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