World Medical Institute Offer Promises Refund If Not Helped
Topeka readers are urged by the World Medical Institute to take a 30 day treatment test with promised full refunds if not satisfied. Examinations are free and the ad touts treatments for chronic illnesses, nervous and digestive disorders, and related conditions as offered in Topeka at 31 Quincy Street with daily hours.
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Topeka
World Medical Institute
Eaness City
Zaroa
Topaksa
Quincy Artest
Topeks
United States vows crackdown on Cuban filibusters warned
Secretary Olney pledges full use of US power and international law to stop expeditions from American shores against Spain in Cuba. Florida senator Call notes many filibusters are Cuban descendants and cites appetite to aid insurgents if fever and climate allowed. Perry land case opened with 500 acres under dispute over homestead filings and townsite influence, involving Linn McCoy Malone. trial scheduled after July 1, with property valued over 150000.
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Wasmivatos
Olney
United States
Spain
Department of State
Cuba
Florida
Call
Perry Land Cladis
Prery, Ok
J.T. Olive
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
Henry Linn
North
Perry
Billie McCay
Jackson
Malone
Olive
McCoy
Linn
Hurricane Near Guthrie Wrecks Town and Fences
A severe windstorm and heavy rain struck Quotnae Oklahoma on June 14 at daylight. Homes, barns, and buildings suffered extensive damage while the state fair grounds structures and the electric light tower were destroyed. Dozens of trees leveled and several injuries reported, though no fatalities. The storm caused widespread property loss estimated in the thousands.
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Quotnae
Electric Light Works
Here
Exports During May Show Breadstuffs Gain and Provisions Loss
May exports of breadstuffs totaled 11 909 697 dollars up about 1 million from last May while eleven month totals show a drop of over 53 500 000. Provisions exports for May were 11 071 410 dollars, down 8 million from May 1894 with eleven month provisions losses over 3 700 000. Postmaster General Wilson spoke to Central College Fayette Ma attracting more than 6 000 listeners.
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Bureau of Statistics
Bureau of Statistics of the
Treasury Department
Wilson
Central College
Fayette
Kansas Standings Reflected In Kirkpatrick Interview
In Washington June 18 Congressman Kirkpatrick of the Third District predicts Kansas remains in the Republican column. He notes no state election this year but a potential vacancy on the supreme court. He cautions Kansas Republicans away from radical silver coinage extremes and discusses presidential preferences with McKinley leading in Kansas and options including Reed Allison Harrison and Ingalls unlikely to appear.
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Searding
Kirkpatrick
Wasuinetos
Dcg
Kansas
Hon
Hudson
Horton
Supreme Bench
McKinley
Reed
Allison
Harrison
Ingalls
Nugent for President Texas Populists Plan Nomination
Texas Populists map a path to place Judge Thomas L. Nugent of this city at the head of the national ticket. Nugent, popular, previously ran as the Populist candidate for governor of Texas two years ago. The article notes his prominence and the party’s intent to nominate him at the national level.
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Texas
Tex
Thomas L. Nugent
Judge Nugent
Richmond
Baseball games scattered across leagues and cities
Summary of multiple baseball scores from NL play in Baltimore Houston and other venues. Notable results include Milwaukee over Grand Rapids 12 to 2 and Minneapolis beating Detroit 20 to ]
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Pinsboro
Balimore
Hoston
Boston
Chicago
Brooklys
New York
Cleveland
Western Seagun
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Detroit
St Paul
Indianapolis
Western Association
St Joseph
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Resumes of Nurserymen Meet at Indianapolis Convention
The American Association of Nurserymen began its annual session in Indianapolis with about 150 delegates from 25 states. Officers elected include Silas Wilson president and George A. Sweet vice president. The group planned next year’s meeting in Chicago and visited ex-President Harrison.
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Missouri Christian Sunday School
Mansralt
State Christian Sunday School
G W. Clarke
Kansas City
Robert J. Martin
Carrollton
J. J. Evans
Monroe City
R. L. Williams
Miami
CM. Chilton
Maryville
SN. Dalby
Sedalis
Palmer Clarkston
St. Louis
G. A. Hoffman
J. 5. McCanne
D. F. Dawn
R. D. Patterson
Richmond
IxotaxaPolis
Ind
American Association of Nurserymen
Denison
Rocky Mountains
Harrison
Silas Wilson
Atlantic City
Law
George A. Sweet
Danville
N. Y
G. D. Seager
Rochester
N. A Whitney
Franklin Grove
C. L. Watrous
Iowa
Irving Rouse
New York
R. C. Berchmans
Georgia
Chicago
Oklahoma
Penny
Washita
Perry
Furniture Manufacturers
Quivago
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Sibley to Silver Men in Memphis Speech
Senator Sibley of Pennsylvania rallied listeners in Memphis Tennessee urging independent action in 1896 to avoid demotion of silver. He warned monometallists threaten greenbacks and warned of repudiation or revolution if the nation fails to act. Delmar of California spoke on coinage and committees were named at the gathering amid strong support.
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Memphis
Menurars
Tenn
Turpie
W. I. Bryan
Nebraska
Jones
Arkansas
Harris
Tennessee
Tillman
South Carolina
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Alexander Delmar
California
Indiana
J. H. McDowell
Alex Delmar
William M. Stewart
Nevada
Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Noel
Carlisle
Mr. Sibley
Marie Pixley Runs Away From Family To Atlanta Exposition
Marie Pixley sister of actress Annie Pixley deserts engagement at Terrace Park and travels to the Atlanta Exposition grounds with Hungarian lover Hungalli. Family opposition and domestic strife followed as she joined J. M. Kelly company, played minor roles in Wyoming and Nebraska, and refuses to return despite remittances.
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Sleter
Annie
Sr. Lovurs
Marie Pixiey
Annie Pixtey
Terrace Park
Atlanta Exposition Grounds
Jouroalias
Hungalli
Misa Pixlsy
J. M. Kelly Company
Wyoming
Nebraska
Svengali
Miss Pickley
St. Louis
Gov Glick's Cattle Watering Woes In Kansas
Gov. Gen W. Glick reports a severe dry spell in Kansas causing 300 head of cattle to be moved long distances for water. He has drilled several wells but still must travel far to water them. A good Bow was found and a windmill will be installed for pumping. Fruit prospects were strong until recent weeks when windblown apples reduced the expected crop.
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Thor
W. Glick
Kansas
Liret
Luxurious Quarters of Robert Kincaid the Mound City Wrecker
Robert Kincaid the county jail inmate lives upstairs on a feather bed and eats yellow leg chicken pie and cake. James McFarland and William McBath face confinement for prior thefts and other prisoners suffer vermin in the jail. They allegedly failed to rob Linn County of 250000.
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Robert Kincaid
Hank
Mound City
James McFarland
William McBath
Mra
Annle Marks
Linn County
Mrs Cleveland Visits Jeffersons with Secret Service Guard
June 13 the steamer Oneida arrives after fog delays and stays aboard the Benedicta as Mrs Cleveland and guests visit the Jeffersons. The Jefferson family will travel to Boston for The Rivals while Secret Service remains at Gray Gables. a Beggs German Salve ad appears in the same text.
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Jeffarsone
Bizzanos Bay
Oneida
Benedicta
Mra Cleveland
Jeffersons
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