Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Featured as Cure for Women's Health
Health reform promises and testimonials praise Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a safe permanent cure for female weakness and menstrual discomfort. Letters from users in Kansas City and Wilder praise Scarlett effectiveness and ease, noting relief from aches and monthly distress.
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V. Pieres
Vue
Hotel and Surgical Institute
BaBaio
Kansas City
Wilder, Jotimeon Co. Kaus
Aod
Tai
Plerne
Connon
Engineer Boyd Escapade At State House Sparks Removal Talk
G A Boyd chief engineer at the Warehouse faces possible removal after an incident in which three aides and two firemen confronted him around his room. Boyd resisted, allowed a woman to escape through a window, and now sits under scrutiny as the executive council weighs resignation or dismissal.
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State House
G. A. Boyd
Executive Council
Boyd
A. Lehman
Tiller
Ron
State Auditor
Letman
Mr. Boyd
Lehman
Hix
Aix
Tenth Street
Courel
Cornet
Judge Foote Seeks Middle-of-the-Road Convention Support
Judge C. E. Foote, once rebuffed by the state administration, is sent as minister to the middle-of-the-road Populist convention in Nashville. He aims to forestall forging factions and block future fusion, guiding the middle group in what sources call an administration-backed effort to disrupt the gathering. Marion Butler and the Peoples party committee back the plan to overthrow the convention.
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Oxlahuma
Bratt
Nemohue
Rete
Nebraska
Atoven
Carstully
Renily
Eelinahd
Linc
Gunton
Willeh
Handun
Nebraske
Mearns
Braz
Judge Poote
Fusion
C. E. Foote
Hick
Nakiville
Foote
Phil
Naional
Marion Butler
Peoples Party
Trylne
Juder Foote
Miidie
Renders
Leedy
Governor Denies Stationery Featuring Him. Outraged Official
Governor Leedy disavows department stationery that bears his portrait printed without consent. Culver, printer for state inspectors, faces criticism as the governor denounces the act as unauthorized. The governor vows no further use of his image on department materials.
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Leedy
Culver
Guying
Perfectly Serene Mr Kelly Denies Appointment Expectation
Bernard Kelly of Independence writes from June 17, 1897 denying he sought an endorsement or expected a state appointment after Senator Baker’s recommendations. The State Journal notes his calm reply and emphasizes he did not press for the post.
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Kelly
State Journal
Senator Baker
Kanunas
Mer
Bernard Kelly
Independence
Bryan at Ottawa Special Train Announcement
Bryan Dar at Ottawa Cha ptaugoa. Satbancraft Pacific to run special train from Topeka to Ottawa June 25 leaving at 7 50 a m returning. Fare for round trip fixed. Special train only, tickets on sale at Ottawa station.
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Bryan Dar
Ottawa
Chaptaugoa
Satbancraft Pacific
Topeka
Guy
Spain Cuba policy sparks Havana editorial clash
Havana newspapers urge a hard line on Cuba's fate, stating Cuba cannot be sold or ceded, and warning against foreign annexation. The piece argues the Cuban crisis is a family affair, critiques U S diplomacy, and calls Spain to resist dishonorable demands while maintaining independence.
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Thetis
Spain
Havana
la Lucha
Sener Canoven
Cuba
Glorioire
Aneghia
Conul
Las
Missy Diplomathe Tak
Ktash
United States
German Emperor Attends Unveiling of William I Monument
June reports describe Emperor William I of Germany arriving in Cologne for the unveiling ceremony. Officials and citizens cheered as the statue curtain fell and speeches praised the emperor. He vowed renewed efforts to protect national labor and to curb subversive activity, urging harsh penalties for those obstructing voluntary work.
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Willian T. Cologne
Andimpress
Germany
Ajeifeld
Wiliam I
Mitiy
Cologne
Sporenhere Castle
Hielfeld
Westphalia
Pers
Debs Explains Plan for Colonization Under a Perfect System
Debs outlines a campaign to unite 600 unions into a national democracy with local unions feeding state branches, a national council, and a national board. Permanent Chicago headquarters will oversee finances via admission fees and per capita tax. Local unions recruit and select states for colonization, with acommission assessing resources before any move.
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Chicago
Seciel
Legislative Corentttne
Sage Vo Diehe
National Council
Cploniate
Rclar
McKinley Ultimatum to Spain Reported in June Dispatch
Washington correspondent reports President McKinley has wired Gen Stewart L. Wonmtfard to demand reparations for the Dir Hutz death and threaten Cuba’s freedom as a prelude to Spain yielding to force. The Dairy Chronicle notes pending confirmation before commenting on the start of the communication.
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McKinley
Spain
Tondon
Washington
Stewart L. Wonmtfard
Dir. Hutz
Cuba
Fores
Alludines
Don’t Stop Tobacco Don’t Stop Tobacco Sudden ailment cure
An old advertisement touts HACO-CURO as a vegetable cure for tobacco addiction. It claims to stop tobacco use, guarantees a cure, and offers written guarantees with a price of one box 31.00 or three boxes 22.60 plus a free booklet and testimonials.
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Prine
Tegtimoniials
Ae. Chemical & Mfg, Co
la Sion
Railroad Men Convene Over Santa Fe Anniversary Plans
A Santa Fe general offices conference chaired by CO W Kouns produced a permanent committee to organize the silver anniversary celebration. Members from all departments debated display scope and funding, with a 15-member committee named to decide on overall plans and a central headquarters and activities for visiting Santa Fe employees.
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Santa Fe
CO. W. Kouns
Mitten
Disharements
Kouns
W. J. Healy
Hale Jansen
Healy
Tyoptka
Ani
Sunity Fe Road
Banta Fe Road
F. Cavert
Capers
Mrt
Jansen
J. F. Mitchell
Michell
St Tems
Eptre
BT. Lewis
CW. Konpe
Mr. A. & Rankin
Mr. Lewis
B. T. Lewis
W. D. Gossett
Land Department
Mit
Oc. PF. Cavert
Topeka
JB. Follies
Reight
Caiis
T. Nicot
FB Savage
C.F. Cavert
Anton
L. Mo Jones
Telegraph Department
John A Pinsley
Bir
The
T. Lewie
United
J. M. Torrence
Tar Service Department
F. A. Wilson
Ws Ryus
Uwe
F. Cuvest
W. Kouns
Frey
Cartier
Henry
Messrs
BH. T. Lewis
A. S. Rankin
Santa Fe Excursion Trains Left for Washington Park
Three Santa Fe trains of twelve cars each departed from the depot before dawn carrying shop men from Topeka and their families to Kansas City for the city’s largest shop excursion. About 2,500 participants spent the day at Washington Park with a concert and a prize walk.
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Prires
Washington Park
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansa Ciy
Walts
Indy Wiltter
Uie Beetsen- Heman
Hkansas Chs
Sorrlack
Rio Grande Western Sets Fast Freight Record to Denver
Rio Grande Western and Colorado Midland shattered speed records on a stock shipment from Present Valley Junction to Denver. 18 cattle cars completed the trip in 26 hours 25 minutes, a new standard as winds hindered others. The two railways departed Tuesday evening and reached Denver Wednesday night, suggesting a surge in future stock movements.
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Denver
Rio Grande Western
Colorado Midland
Pisasent Valley Junction
Oyen
Riles
Salt Lake
T Welock
Rock Island Excursion to Topeka Round Trip Deal
Lo Bastrice Nebraska hosts a Rock Island excursion on Sunday June 20. Train departs Topeka at 7 45 a m and returns at 10 36 p m. Round trip price set at 1 89 dollars.
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Lo Bastrice
Neb
Topeka
Melons From Texas Shipments Grow With Time
The Galveston News reports carload melon shipments from Texas rising, bound for Minneapolis, Chicago, St Paul and other cities. About 6,000 melons moved by boat and train, with total season shipments near 100 carloads. A drowning victim near the Wolf packing house is identified as Wille Towner after hours of search and conflicting identifications. The piece also notes irrigation patches near Patton and the Beatrice event listing for Sunday June 20.
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Galveston News
Gulf & Interstate
Mae
Minneapolis
Boet
Galvexton
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Remarkable Succe ss
A letter from Henry Thatan of sub station Ny Hosack Ave Columbuk reports his cure of piles using Pyramid Pile Cure after years of suffering. He describes dramatic relief within a short time and recommends it to friends. The ad promotes Pyramid Pills at 25 cents per package and offers a free booklet by mail.
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Piles
Giles
Henry Thatan
Hosack
Columbuk
Ae Feythowys
Ceatinon
Breiet
Gras
Pyramid Drie Co
Athion
Mich
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Railroad Committee
Lilawa
Evia
Kensis
Kansas
Central West
Kaneas
Tony
Engineer Boyd
Escapade
Tittle Bee Wright
North Topeka
Ara Boon
Mall
Alt. Bithe
Clarence Huff
Clarance Huff
Hutchinaan
Eecomd
Hutchinsve Reformatory
Huff
Hatchinway
Washington, DC
Tropfa
Mt Atm
Bryan
Debs
Santa FE Excursion
H. Clark
Union Pacific
H. H. Clark
Union Facile Road
Colorado
Bfr
Clark
Be. Louis
Grippe
Omaha
Rio Grande Western Road
Santa Po
Sante Fa
Almont
Mauch Chunk
James Schmidt
Welbrech
Schmidt
Frisco
Wellington
MP. Railroad Company
Creasurer
de Witt
Geo
Stansfield
Kan_ ave
Andy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy CO
Nicseo
Beatrice
State Board of Charities
Frank Washburn
Ottens
Potwin
W. H. Bush
Kanan City
L. Frazer
South Dakota
Meriden Creamery
Lambeau Club
Tiberia
Marshalls
Fudge Powter
Leavenworth
J. G. Waters
Queen Victoria
Hale
Ath~etic Park
G. M. Wilshite
Emporia
Yepterday
Lucas
Pictork
Ernest Fleming
Drew Suse
Acme Lodge
Valley Falia
Tor Heka
Upchurch Lodge
la Ury
Fort Scott
Top
Jennie Hall
Topekie High School
Chicago University
el Dorado
John MacDonaid
MacDonald
Marshall
Wm. van Ness
Garfield Pari
Garfeld Park
Himer Mawili
Bixth Street
Adams
Geo. Buckmaster
Albert Walker
Walker
Santa Pe
Deckxon County
Topeki
John Mink
Lhb Simon
May Widred
North Kansas
Bey
Seefun Red
Chirug
Christian Withers
Boston
Chienes
J. N. Hopper
West Eighth Street
Eighty-sinth Ulinats Vestmene
Rock Island Excursion
Western Wheel Works
Texas
Worth
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