Convincing Offer From World Medical Institute At Topeka
Physicians of the World Medical Institute of Kansas City and Topeka launch a thirty day treatment guarantee offering a full refund if not helped after the first course. The ad stresses honest care, no free-treatment gimmicks, and claims of proven success in chronic, nervous, digestive, and female ailments. Office at 631 Quincy Street, Topeka. hours 9 am to 6 pm.
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World Medical Institute
World Medical Institute of
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Topeka
Mae
Quincy Street
Papees
Assaulted to Kill Charge Against Two 14 Year Olds
In Vinewood park two 14 year olds, Seth Rowbrouth and Charley Stowell, allegedly attacked Eddie Barratt with intent to kill after a dispute about abuse. Stowell cut Barratt with a knife, Rosebrouth struck with a pipe. Barratt was not seriously harmed. The youths were ordered held and sent to Topeka on assault with intent to kill charges. Witnesses include Clarence Ritchie and John Schener than. Rev and Mrs J R Thomas return from wedding trip.
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Thiela
Vinewood Park
Seth Rowbrouth
Charley Stowell
Eddie Barratt
Stowell
Barrett
Rosebrouth
Rossbrouth
Topeka
Stowall
Honebrouth
Clarence Ritchie
John Schener
Sam Jones on social issues in Topeka Kansas
Rev. Sam Jones, a Georgia orator, discusses prohibition, woman suffrage, race, and church union in Topeka. He praises women’s moral influence, critiques northern and southern Methodists, and recounts opinions on lynching, politics, and national unity with his characteristic blunt Georgia style.
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Sam Jones
Mr. Jones
Georgia
Topeka
A.J. Arnold
North Topeka
Beck
Sam
Aethodist
North and
South Methodist Churches
California
Pasid Ab
Jones Talks on Prohibition in His Sunday Sermon
Rev. Sam Jones preached at First Methodist yesterday drawing 2600 worshipers. He teased Saturday night attendance and praised local press on liquor policy. He warned that prohibition will prevail, condemned liquor interests, and criticized divorce laws as he urged steadfastness to moral cottages over ambitious mansions. Introduced by Dr. Embr e e.
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Sam Jones
First Methodist Church
Kansas
Hell
Rev. Jones
Dr. Embree
Cartersville Resident Appears in Brief Local Notice
Mr. Jones of Cartersville Georgia a town of under three thousand people noted in a novel Col Carter of Cartersville is forty seven years old. He dined yesterday noon with B B Benetiel who travels north of the city. He left on the Rock Island train at 3 40.
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North
Indiana
Missiesippi
Jones
America
Cleveland
Congress
Congregationalista
Mir Jones
Union of All the Churches
Pend
Kentry
New York City
Queen Vic
Emperor William
President Cleveland
Republic
Atesmer
United States
Chauncey Depew
Cartersville
Col. Carter
B. 8
Benetiel
Rock Island
Topeka to Stage Second annual Fourth of July Bicycle Race
Ten mile course through downtown Topeka on July 4 tests wind strength and endurance. Start at Athletic park with prizes from Time prize medal to silk umbrella and bicycle gear. Thirty local and twenty out of town entries expected, with competitors from St Joseph Kansas City Wichita and Wamego. Fred W. A. Vesper manages, handicapped by H Haziett and Maurice Stephenson under Century Road club rules.
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Athletic Park
Fifth Street
Tenth Street
Tenth
Wanamaker
St Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Wamego
H. Wood
Frank Lee
Crescent Club
E. J. Rawson
Fred W. A. Vesper
Century Road Club
H. Haziett
Maurice Stephenson
Topeka Bull Team
Vesper & Golmis
Morgan & Wright
Topeka Crele Co
Canron Bros
Wehe
W. A .L Thompson
Chas
Eagle
Wiggin
Harding & Co
Brown & Co
Kansaa
the Lion Shoe Co
C. O. Johnson
G Lacey
U. & Cyclometer
Kitchell & Marburg
Stansfield
Lukens Bros
Dome Flaws at State House Cited by Ex Architect
Ex state architect Seymour Davis says the state house dome is overly high and the project will cost at least 1,009,000 dollars to finish. He calls the building an abortion and warns of poor work, saying frequent architect changes ruin plans and rooms will be too dark.
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Seymour Davis
State House
Mr. Davis
Minneapolis to be dark as electric plant shuts down
The Minneapolis electric light plant will close on July 1 after claims the plant does not cover expenses. Thirty four patrons use 353 incandescent lights and six arc lights illuminate streets. Discussion arises on municipal purchase of the plant.
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Minnxeavours
Kas
Electric Light Company
Mlogs
Peace hopes rise as Cuban insurgent talks begin in Puerto Principe
General Mella arrives with 900 supporters in Puerto Principe while Captain General Martinez De Campos readies troops for action within three days. A peace commission aims to convene a conference with insurgents and Maximo Gomez under Rafael Monterro to restore order. A 600 cavalry detachment reaches Sant Clara and Duabo fighting leaves 12 dead and 30 wounded. An Oakland woolen mill announces an ice cream social tomorrow night before closing.
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Cubs
Havana
Pendro Mella
Puerto Principe
Martinez de Campos
Peace Commission
Anid
Maximo Gomez
Rafaal Monterro
Cuba
Sant Clara
Duabo
Oakland
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