World Medical Institute offers thirty day trial in Topeka
Physicians of the World Medical Institute advertise a bold test offer to Topeka and surrounding areas. Hundreds have already tried the treatment with many reporting relief. All who apply within thirty days and are not helped receive a full refund, with examinations confidential and at 631 Quincy Street Topeka.
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the World Medical Institute
Topeka
Toa
World Medical Institute
Cailing
Quincy Street
Spm
Sunday Excursion Round Trip to Kansas City Offer
A Sunday excursion by Union Pacific offers a 1.50 round trip to Kansas City with departures 7 46 a m from Union Pacific depot and return at 7 30 p m Special attractions include St Paul vs Kansas City baseball and park visits Tickets sold from June 1 to 10 for 1 59 with return until June 3 Other Kansas stations sell June 16 to 20 at one fare round trip Topeka school children ages 5 to 12 pay 50 cents for the round trip and return the next day F E Neprs Topeka Kan ticket agent Ottawa Chantauqua Assembly available
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Kansas City
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Depot
St. Paul
F. A. Lewis
Kansas
Ottawa
Chantauqua Assembly
Missouri Pacific
Topeka
Limhad
F. E Neprs
Kan
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Promises Notable Speakers
One fare (159) round trip for Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly tickets sold June 16 to 28, with return by June. Gov McKinley of Ohio and many illustrious speakers listed. Beggs German Salve advertised with sample boxes and prices. Also mentions laundry pickup service by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Ottawa
Topeka club raid leads to damages suits in district court
The Topeka club at Sixth and Harrison was raided by Chief Lindsey's police on August 4, 1894. Arrests followed and members sue for $10,000 each for malicious prosecution. Depositions from Kansas City testimonies are attacked as false, while Pinkerton evidence and police claims loom. The first trial is set for tomorrow. a second case heads Friday.
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District Court
Topeka
Sixth and Harrison Streets
Lindsey
J. ©. Wilson
W. A. TL. Thompson
G. A. Wall
F. Wilson
John E Frost
Ed Bennett
Hebert Pierce
Steward Dick Hodging
J. B. Johnson
Circuit Court
A. Is
Whiting
L. T. Yount
Oscar Braves
Gish
Steele
W. A. L. Thompson
LT. Yount
H. P. Dillon
Regcus
Topeka Club
David Mulvane
Hank Lindsey
Kansas City
Debsucheriea
Pinkerton
No Court This Summer For Federal Kansas Case
Federal court sessions in Kansas end for the summer with judges and officers taking a break until October when a Leavenworth term will be held. The Hillman insurance case is expected for Topeka next January as the docket’s most important item, with Judge Phillipa possibly presiding.
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Hillmoe
United States District
Rankin Mason
Fort Scott
Federal
Kansas
Leavenworth
United States Court
Hillman Insurance
Topeka
Basn
Phillipa
Kansas City
They Are Ever With Us Poor in Topeka Struggle
In Topeka the poor remain in distress despite mild winter and spring. Mrs Thorpe notes several needing aid and describes a family at 33 Madison where a sick shoemaker husband and a sick wife struggle with no furniture and scarce funds. Mrs Thorpe aids what she can with limited means.
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Topeka
Thorpe
Madison
Mra Thorpe
Post Office Inspectors and Honest Postmasters Criticized
Former U S district attorney Eugenes Hagan asserts inspectors often press weak cases against postmasters. He claims most postmasters are honest and warns new inspectors against harming reputations of noncriminals. J L Sheldon is presently in town. plano tuning orders to P O Box 422 will be handled promptly.
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Post Office
Eugenes Hagan
United States District Attorney
Cleveland
J. L. Sheldon
Wichita Bottling Works Manager Advertises Liquors in Violation Notice
A letter to the Temperance Editor from Peter Getto, manager of Wichita Bottling Works, claims a return to management after nine years and promotes wines and liquors for private use. The letter notes Getto as successor to Otto Zimmermann and lists the firm as a supplier. the note also mentions a silver dollar payment in tokens.
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Wichita
Journal of “Ex
Morrill
Wichita Post
Peter Getto
Wichita Bottling Works
Getto
Otto Zimmerman
W. J. Lamp
Extra Pale
Wiehra
Kan
Dean Simm
Otto Zimmermann
Pater Getto
Kansas
Why Not Buy Garfield Park for Topeka
Topeka can acquire Garfield park at a sheriff's sale for 4735 dollars after the Bank of Topeka paid off a 5704 dollar judgment. The move would provide a much needed public park in the city, offering a pleasant resting place and a small annual outlay to beautify the area now.
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Garfield Park
Bank of
Topeka
Kansas River
Topexa
Would Prosecute Dom Chicago Man Swindled Out of 15
Chief Wilkerson reports a Chicago man A A Hedstrom wrote to urge prosecuting W S Dom the embezzler. Hedstrom says he paid Dom’s $15 Bank of Topeka draft and stands ready to testify if charges fail. He claims officers sought Dom the same day Wilkerson detained him and cites past ties to Hodstrom and Union News of Chicago.
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Chicago
Wilkerson
A. A. Hedstrom
East Madi- Chicago
W. 5
Dom
Topeka
Bank of Topeka
Hedstrom
Demat Burlingame
Io Hodstrom
Union News Company of Chicago
New Corporations in Kansas Form to Recover Stolen Property
Kansas receives charters for new groups including the Kansas People s Protective association filed with the secretary of state. The agency aims to recover and restore stolen property and prosecute criminals. Incorporators are P. J. Eitzen J. A. McDonald H. E. Gaines Mark Howell and G. M. Rathburn of Topeka.
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Kansas
Kansas People’s Protective Association
P. J. Eitzen
J. A. McDonald
H. E. Gaines
Mark Howell
G. M. Rathburn
Top
Home seekers excursion via Baltimore and Ohio rail line
Baltimore and Ohio will sell 39 day excursion tickets on June 11 to points in Virginia on the Harpers Ferry Valley Branch south of Winchester at one fare round trip. Tickets to western and southern destinations at very low rates good for return 20 days from sale. Contact B and O ticket agents or P Krelzer in Philadelphia or L Allen in Chicago for details. Miss Clara Evans, a 12 year old from Cherokee county, publishes the Folsom Weekly a readable paper written entirely by hand in Folsom.
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Baltimore & Ohio RR
Juans
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Virginia
Harpers’ Ferry & Valley
Winchester
South End
P. Krelzer
Isnd
Philadelphia
L. Allen
Chicago
Illinois
Clara Evans
Cherokee County
Neway
Folsom Weekly
Folsom
Local Briefs and Legal Notices Highlight Daily Record
Howel Jones traveled to Kansas City on a brief business trip this morning. Lewis King files for divorce from Amelia King on grounds of abandonment. they wed May 15, 1894. An infant daughter of Thomas Stowell, 1222 Lime Street, died yesterday of erysipelas. funeral held today at 10. Women’s Progressive Political League delegates named for temperance convention in Topeka on July 4. District court jury rules in Danlap vs Wintrode, favoring defendant. Mrs Dunlap sued Constable Wintrode for attached household goods three years ago. two jurors decided against Mrs Donlap in a fourth trial. Fred Wilson, once charged with breaking into a Rock Island freight car, acquitted by Justice Furry after testimony showed Wilson entered car and slept. no proof he broke the seal. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises services. Take the Beck Island Special for Beatrice, Sunday 6:10 AM.
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Howel Jones
Kansas City
Lewis King
Amelia King
Thomas Stowell
Lime Street
Women's Progressive Political League
Topeks
Lydia M. Furbeck
Maria McLallin
Elizabeth Wardall
Danlap
Wintrode
Mra Dunlap
Mra
Donlap
Fred Wilson
Rock Island
Furry
Wilson
Howel Hose No. 1 Marks Local Fire Dept Youth Unit
Col Sam Radges notes a new city department, Howel Hose No 1, led by twelve year old Howel Jones Jr with chief oversight. The youth squad, with two girls as helpers, trains with a 175 foot hose reel and a three ladder wagon, headquarters at Twelfth and Hunton streets, and boasts seven second exit gear. They have not yet fought a fire but show early diligence and energy under Mrs Howel Jones as chaperone.
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Sam Radges
Tre
Howel Hoss Company No 1
Howel Jones, Jr
Howel
Todd Ingram
Taylor Belcher
Arthur McCarter
George Mitchell
Will McFarland
James McFarland
John Hodson
Pearl Jones
Mincie Brooks
Howel Jones
Twelfth
Huntoon
Aeparsmaanty
Wilmarth Ted
New York
Permission Gap Causes Prison Meat Mixup
Police Matron Thorpe, the city jail food inspector, was away on charity duty with permission for the day. She and her daughter visited Oakland Park and missed inspecting meat left for prisoners, which officers say was spoiled. Her absence reportedly led to meals without her oversight, though she notes she had permission to miss multiple meals.
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Mra. Thorpe
Thorpe
Pauline
Wilkerson
Oakland Park
Tomiss
Thirty Five Little Ones at Orphans Home
The Orphans Home now houses thirty five children all accounted for and thriving. Four youngsters are sought for permanent adoption as the creche department supports working mothers. The home also notes an established creche and is seeking to paint its wash house.
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Orphans
Orphans’ Home
THAT LIAR'S LICENSE INCOMPLETE CLAIM BY EUGENE WARE
Eugene F. Ware says his Ancient Order of Prevaricators membership lapsed and his badge license, long a conspicuous office feature, is now invalid. He plans to seek reinstatement and obtain renewed, perpetual licenses at the first opportunity to maintain his standing with Topeka associates.
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Eugene Ware
Eugene F. Ware
Order of
Noel notes silver money scarcely used in Chicago and New York
G Noel says silver money circulates little in New York and Chicago. He traveled from New York and finds it astonishing that people rarely use silver. He notes if you give five dollars and expect four in change you won't get it in silver and banks may have it but the public shuns it.
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Noel
Bowman Popenoe Party to Sail From Montreal Saturday
The Bowman Popenoe European party will depart Montreal for their European tour this Saturday. They are now in Vermont on the way to Canada after a month in Boston and have moved slowly northward. They plan to spend the summer in Great Britain and Europe, mainly Paris and London, returning to America in September.
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Bowman-Popenoe
T.E. Bowman
Half-Rate Excursions to Missouri and Arkansas
On May 21 and June 11 round trip tickets to South Missouri Arkansas and the South and Southeast via the Mem re Route will be sold at one fare with a $7 minimum. Tickets may be exchanged at intermediate stations. For schedules and info contact 43 E Lacewoop G P and T A Kansas City Missouri.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Memre
Kansas City
Scott & Emphis RR
Lacewoop
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Guy Jones
Catarrh
Kans
K. B. Guild
Kamsas Avenue
Tor
Moeser Ice Mfg. Co
Hartisans Pon Moeser Ice Manufacturing Co
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Polk
Deamer
Stevenson & Co
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Kruger & Linda
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Eoe
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