Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Restores Health in Women
Letter from Mrs Kuhn expressing deep gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details eight years of womb trouble, fatigue, and inability to work, then reports renewed strength and daily ability to work after using the medicine and related products. Also mentions a second testimonial from Mrs Saxans praising cure and willingness to recommend the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuhn
Fepean Mas
Proenax
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Grenaxo
Lydia B. Pinkham
Iza
M. L. Saxans
Guy Mazen
Neighborly policy to protect Celestial Kingdom from European aggressions
A San Francisco dispatch reports a Japanese policy to return all men captured from China in the recent war to the Chinese government. The plan aims to shield China from European powers, with Japan focusing on trade rules and limited repairs by native merchants. The Dowager Empress and Generals oppose provocations while disease and foreign interests loom in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Scotus Mpecal
Japan
Thia
Fite
Janarexe
Gener
Bussima Jungis
Ts Po Redeianeer
Abilene Politician Feud Behind Quiet Topeka Return
J R Burton and Cyr Leland, once bitter rivals in Kansas politics, reassessed their feud in Topeka after Burton warned Leland of a potential fight. Burton pressed for a United States senator seat and clashed over Baker’s position, prompting Leland to vow open conflict if needed. The exchange eased tensions as Burton pledged fair fight and Leland promised no bushwhacking in future politics.
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J. R. Burton
Topeka
Cyr Leland
Mr. Leland
Mr. Burton
Leland
Burton
Ther
Om Leland
Dave Mulvate
Dides
Senator Baker
Hook
Baker
Teland
Morton Albaugh
Aibaneh
United States
Kansas
Mr. Marin
Mr. Athaush
Albaugh
Ofsset
Bim
Lim
J¢ T
Topeka Noun
St Lest
Mr. Baker
Pairchild In Charge at State Agricultural College
The board of regents of the state agricultural college has placed President Fairchild in charge of the institution until a suitable successor is chosen. The former president Vi has been dismissed, and no successor has been elected. Fairchild is not related to the ex-president and resides in Ellsworth.
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The
State Agricultural College
Thin City
Fatroniid
of Regents
Tresident Vi
Fairchild
Ellsworth
Governor Halts Mileage Fraud Probe at Parsons Visit
Governor Stanley orders a stop to the mileage fraud inquiry as the legislative committee touring Parsons was entertained by town residents without charge, though members earlier located the asylum and traveled at public expense.
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Parsons
Fragmentary committee discussion on governor and deficits
A partial record shows the governor receiving wills and replying to committee officers about a deficiency for the contingent fund. The language notes the fund is too small to cover costs and criticizes committee spending and appropriations by the legislature.
Clay Center petition protests asylum site at Parsons Kansas
A Clay Center Improvement Club petition circulates among taxpayers across Kansas urging Governor Stanley to suspend action on locating the new insane asylum at Parsons. The letter cites alleged legislative intent and requests a possible legal review, seeking moral support for executive action.
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Clay
Parson
Chay Center
Kan
Siri
Stanley
Clay Center Improvement
W. KE. Stanley
State of
Kansas
Parsons
State of Kansas
New Kansas City Gas Firm Applies For Charter
The Consolidated Light and Fuel Company of Kansas City has filed with the state board for a charter. It plans to pipe natural gas from southern Kansas to Kansas City for fuel and heat, with capital of 25,000 dollars. Directors are S Merrifield and U S Demuree of Kansas City, Mo, CA Merrifield of Ottawa, F J Reed of Kansas City Kan, and F J Gardier of Girard.
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Consolidated Light and Fuel Company of
Kansas City
State Board
Kansas
Merrifield
U. S
Ottawa
F. J. Reed
Kan
F. J. Gardier
Girard
Oklahoma Territory Partial Reimbursement Reduces Prisoner Care Debt
The Oklahoma Territory pays 9 000 toward the state debt for care of territorial prisoners at Laneine. The state treasurer shows 32 000 received from the territory to offset its liability, cutting total debt to about 25 000. Once tax collection starts, the balance should fall quickly.
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Territory
Kansas
Okla
Laneine
Banks to loan funds to rebuild reform school after fire
Topeka banks including Bank of Topeka Merchants National First National and Central National agreed at 4 pm Monday to advance 25 each toward replacing damaged reform school buildings. Total estimate about 1000 dollars for engine room laundry and other fire damaged areas. Board of Charities will prepare plans and contract letting once city lettings finish, aiming to rebuild entire roofs and repair injured walls where needed.
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Topeka
Reform School
John B. Mulvane
FG. Willard
Miafor Wm. Simms
P. K. Bonebrake
Bank of ‘Topeka
Merchants National
First Natonal
Central National Bank
Stanley
Board of Charities
Frogress
Walla
National League results and notable games
N L results show Cleveland and Detroit games with varied innings and scores. Emporia defeats Iola 10 to 6 with pitchers Drutmy Warner Gramly Moore. Governors meeting in Houston discussed invitations to a St. Louis convention with multiple state governors listed. Union Pacific offers reduced fares to Portland Puget Sound Helena Montana Salt Lake City and Utah points. contact agents for tickets.
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Union Pacific
Portland
Puget Sound
Helena
Montana Point
Salt Lake City
Utah
F.A. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
Railroads Eye Rich Oklahoma Lands With Expanding Lines
Conservative railroad men predict Santa Fe and Rock Island will build hundreds of miles of extensions in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory within two years. Rock Island has already extended surveys and two small branches have begun. Santa Fe plans south from Caney to the Indian Territory and a link from Herman to Brickwell. Rich but undeveloped land awaits rail connections, enabling settlement and broader development then.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Caney, Kan
Indium Territory
Hraman
Brickwell
O. T
Indhin
Tooth Reeds
Lineas
Oklahoma Central Progress on New Rail Line Toward Collinsville
Independence June 13 report details three work parties at Caney Far tlesville and Collinsville building the Kansas Oklahoma Central and Southwestern railroad. Grading to Bartlesville completed and six miles of track laid south from Caney. By summer end trains expected to reach Collinsville with expansion toward Texas planned next year. The route favors new agricultural country between the Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific lines.
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Pawluska
Gene Country
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Collinaville
Texas
Sheriff Bossed the Road in Galena Incident At Chief's Action
Sheriff W. Sparks seized cars of the Galena Joplin & Carthage electric railway after an injury suit by Mrs. Cora Cooper. Cars were held until bond of $10,000 and subsequent release. Legal action continues as $5,000 salt suit proceeds in Cherokee county court. Also, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific announce joint rates for Christian Endeavor conventions.
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Galena
Sherif
W. Sparks
A. A. Rogers
Thomas
Tuck Iertitt
Habba
Carthage
Cooper
Virrast
Chernkes County
Moon
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Christian Endeavor
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Railway Company
Southern Pacific Company
Epworth League
Christian Endeavorers
California
Detroit
Santa Fe Picnic Plans For Topeka And Kansas City Trains
The Santa Fe shop committee completed arrangements for the annual picnic at Railrond Mf C A rooms. Three special trains will carry picnickers from Topeka to Kansas City and back. Prizes include shirts, hats, suspenders and a box of cigars.
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Bante Fe
Topeka
Kansas City
Jake Awh
Robert Stockwell
Jesse Cooper
D. Alexander
Cross
Robert Else
Santa Fe to Give $3 For Every $1 Raised by Railroad Men
Santa Fe employees at Wellington organize a railroad charity drive. For every dollar raised, three dollars will be donated, mirroring Argentine YMCA funding. Petitions for subscriptions circulate as a semipermanent Wellington organization forms this week.
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Santa Fe
Wellington
YM. C. A
Santa Fe Has Enough Steel for Double Track Across Kansas
A Santa Fe engineer reports sufficient steel on Kansas sidetracks to build a second main line track across the state. The sidetrack totals about 450 miles, likely more than any other railroad. Branch lines contribute hundreds of miles of sidings to this stockpile.
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Santa Fe
Kassas
Kansas
Railroad Notes From the Albuquerque Shops
Workmen began digging the third of six holes for a new well at the machine shops to supply water for a large pump. Albuquerque Journal reports new pattern rooms and a house addition, plus a small engine destined for belt line use between Coronado and San Diego. Raton Gazette notes 300 car wheels received from Santa Fe foundry, with wheels fitted to axles west of Denver and Topeka shipments underway. Emporia rail men favor Wichita for the annual picnic. Engine 998 to be sent to Raton for mountain service.
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Albuquerque
Saya
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerqie
Coronady Resch
San Diego
Chicago
Raton Gazette
Santa Fe
West Madison
Doden Chiy
Tom
Denver
la Sunita
el Peso
Topeka
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Flo Grande
Strong City
Maloney
Emporia Railroad
Wichita
Newton
Winfeld
R. Greene
Canton
Geo. Rice
Multia—ville
H. Dyer
Fowler
Sites
J. E. Meek
Arlington
Stiles
Mr. Meeks
Goodland News Details Local Transit and Theater Events
Engineer William Agnew and wife visit Herington while Goodland hosts a home talent stage show with Chief Dispatcher J J Van Auker and Dispatcher J W James. Depot improvements aim to aid employees and travelers as James temporarily relieves W A Young in Minnesota. Mrs Handley visits Kansas City. Paul McBride plans a long visit to Ohio. Rock Island No 10 touted as fastest, covering 140 miles Goodland to Phillinegore in 2 hours 45 minutes, with a palace smoking car. Ex-Conductor J M Justus, popular in Windford, now runs the Rock Island hotel. Mrs Morton, wife of Train Master W H Morton, recovering in Denver. Fresh cattle and horses unloaded in Goodland, pasture secured for 6,000 sheep expected from Ree Island.
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William Agnew
Herington
Goodland
J. J. van Auker
J. W. James
Goofland
Dipnatcher
W. A. Young
Ehalr
Palace
J. M. Justus
Windford
Rock Island
Mra Morton
W. It Morton
Denver
Rock Island Patcher to Visit Niagara Falls and Buffalo
Boston era style dispatch reports Rock Island expansion plans for Goodland yards to attract summer tourists with elegant parks. Indicated freight and passenger traffic will rise starting July 1 as rail service fares improve. Local staff changes include John Fulton taking Goodland shops role and Joseph Evans appointed dispatcher.
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Rock Island
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Hork Island
Goodlana
Goodland Yards
Hurlington de M
Missouri River
Kanes
Braska
St. Francis
Atwood
Oberlin
Goodland
Dresden
John Fulton
Central Branch
Goodita
Joseph Evans
Herington
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H. C. Bowman
Columbian Building
Pias
Capital Building of Loan Association
Savings & Loan Ass'n
China
Celestial Kingdom
Sime
Manny
Geo
W. Stanafield
W. HL
JO Arnola
Gsini
Abilene
Straightway
Pairchild
Board of Regents Running Agricultural College
National League
RWE
New York
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Schecongost
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Bowerman
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Pointer
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Railroad News
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Oklahoma Central
Colinaville
Pcessaers
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Indy
Railroad Notes
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al di Samtzlettceer
Weasfer
Bears
Eo, DE Moss
L. M. Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy St Undertakers
de Moss & Penwell
Quincy Street
Penwell
Fuone
de Moss
Leading School OF Business
CLL
Quincy St
Sapolio
Phillipsburg
Philipsburg
Foseph Courtland
Sand Ig
Parivnd
Solomon Valley
Smith County
W. TD. Witwer
Rock Talpad
Wilson
M. W. Skinner
Mrs. Wright
T. H. Wright
Frank Hain
Buller
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
H Heller
TP. A
Boom &, Exchange
Kansas City, Mo
Shawnes Paulidl Teoan Association
West Treet
U. W
Klauer
Bessie Johnson
Agenses
Theo Close
Hilpshire
Saito An
Peerless Steam Laundry
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