Zaro Promises Free Cure With Legal Guarantee
A Topeka area notice touts Zaro as a miracle healer. It cites client testimonials from Florence and Topeka, claiming a legal written guarantee to cure every case and free treatment for the balance of a meet. The letter from Haney Greason and sworn JP affidavit endorse the claimed results and invite letters for free care at Veale Block in Topeka.
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Zaro
Zara
Florence
Kan
Tree M
Veale Block
Topeka
Kay
Shawnee County Alliance builds toward general co operative business
Shawnee county Farmer's Alliance plans to expand from a grocery store to a general co operative enterprise. A warehouse for grain handling and a bank for deposits and loans are proposed, to be presented at next month's meeting. Initiative led by Congressman John G. Otis and D. M. Howard with ex State Treasurer W. H. Biddle of Fort Riley. Ticket sales for Ft Riley trip and artillery drill planned with $150 round trip for adults.
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Shawnee County Alliance
Shawnee County Farmer's Alliance
Tn Topeka
Topaka
Swawnee County
John G. Otis
D. M. Howard
Rossville
W. H. Biddle
Ft. Riley
Union Pacific
Thor
Ft Riley
Tuessy
Explosion on whaleback Columbus kills two
Scalding steam from a bursting valve aboard the whaleback Christopher Columbus near Waukegan on Saturday night killed two men and wounded thirteen as the ship crowds chased a rival excursion steamer, the Virginia. Passengers and crew faced panic and darkness with 350 aboard. one boiler battery was wrecked but the ship reached Chicago after 3:16 a.m. with casualties and shaken nerves.
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CateAco
Waukegan
Sre
Frank Wilson
E. J. Stell
Sreman
Milwaukee
Virginia
Chicago
Judge Grosseup
Sanger to be suspended over amateur standing
Sanger the fast bicycle rider and Spalding team member faces suspension by Chairman Gideon of the L A W racing board while an inquiry into his amateur status is conducted for alleged prize selling. J Pierpont Morgan returns from Europe and says bimetallic sentiment is minority and will stay so. Morgan notes America remains pledged to the gold standard.
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Sanger
Putuaperima
Jane
Walter GC. Sanger
Spalding
Gideon
L. A. W. Racing Board
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
America
Kk Steam Laundry
Output of 1394 Decreased on Account of the Financial Conditions
We summarize the annual government report on United States mineral resources for 1394 noting a sharp production drop from 1893 due to financial conditions and miner strikes. Coal, silver prices, petroleum demand, and zinc trends influenced outputs and values, with gold at a record high since 1878 and silver down.
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Wasuisaros
United States
Corean Policy Aims at Japan and Russia
The Corean situation alarms observers as Seoul recalls Count Inonye to discuss policy with Japan and Russia. Coreans doubt Japan’s reform drive and turn toward Russia, courting Russian diplomats while spurning Japanese influence amid rumors of abandoning reforms.
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Japan
Russia
Yorozaua
San Francisco
Formosa
Count Inonye
Seoul
Jahan
Inonye
Hawaiian Legislature II Earnest in Annexation Policy
The first legislature under the republic convened on June 11 with the president’s message read. Annexation to the United States remains the policy and will be earnestly pursued. Two bills have been introduced, including a new land law and supplemental appropriation. Princess Kuiulala is to receive 4,000 dollars yearly from the government starting about April 1, conditioned on political non-interference.
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Hoxsettte
United States
United States of America
Kuiulaai
Evicted by Indians on Winnebago Reservation
Nebago Reservation near Pexpear Nebraska reports Captain Beck and armed Indians moving to remove settlement renters. About 150 settlers occupying Fleetney lands on Winnebago lands met at Emerson to form a self protection group and to directly lease lands with Indians after current leases expire under government rules.
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Nebago Reservation
Pexpear, Neb
Captain Beck
Fleetney Lands
Winnebago Reservation
Emerson
Neb
Winnebago
BASE BALL SCORES AND CITY COUNCIL RESIGNATION
Western League games report Kansas City 17 over Kovess City 5 and Milwaukee 9 over Minneapolis 4. Indianapolis defeated Grand Rapids. St Louis games vs Cincinnati. Chicago beat Cleveland 14 to 4. City Treasurer Bollu wins resignation statement as Omaha faces over 10,000 shortage.
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Kansas City
Kovess City
St Paul
Milwaukee
Milwauke
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
St. Louie
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
At&j. Joseph
St Joseph
Quincy
Omana
Neb
Bollu
Tragedy at Webster Grove Dr shoots sister in law then kills self
In St. Louis on June 24 Dr. Frank Seitle shot and killed Mrs. James Peterson, his sister-in-law, and wounded Mrs. Harish after interference. He then shot himself in the head, dying instantly. Chauncey Depew comments on Democratic prospects amid the silver debate.
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St. Louis
Webster Grove
Frank Seitle
James Peterson
Mra Harish
Seitle
Salisbury Called to Form Cabinet After Rosebery Resigns
June 24 Loxpox reports Lord Rosebery has tendered his resignation as prime minister after a Commons defeat. Queen Victoria summoned Lord Salisbury to Windsor to form a Conservative ministry, with a condition that Parliament be dissolved to enable a general election. Lib Unionists back Salisbury, Irish members fear loss of Irish measures, and Crofter act extension remains a debated point as James G. Weir urges delaying dissolution.
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Loxpox
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Lord Salisbury
Windsor
Marquis of Salisbury
Christian Brothers
Healey
House of Lords
James G. Weir
Ross and Cromarty
Irish Congress Calls Irish Congress Support in Chicago
In Chicago on June 24 a United Irish societies convention adopted resolutions backing a congress of representatives of the Irish national cause. It condemns Rosebery’s dissolution and factional strife and pledges support from 133 organizations totaling about 64,500 members for the new movement and its deliberations.
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United Irish Societies
Chicago
Rosebery
Ireland
Pew
Bimetallic Memorial Signed by Eastern Leaders
Loypowx June 24 A bimetallic memorial has been signed by leading bankers merchants and manufacturers in the East. It appeals for government cooperation to secure a fixed parity for both metals and a more stable standard of values, resisting hypothetical dangers to industry or commerce.
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Loypowx
Crow reservation to host Northwest tribal reunion July 4 5
Great preparations in Ouna Nebraska as Crow nation plans a public gathering with about 4000 Indians expected to attend. Officials anticipate it could be the last reunion due to War department opposition. Also reports include a 30 injured in a Warmouth Western Railroad wreck near New Berropr Miss and a dismissed case against Thomas W Potter Indian agent at Cherokee.
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Sot Lo
Ouna
Neb
Crow Reservation
Northwest
War Department
Fotter Wins Wasniseron
Thomas W. Potter
Kansas
Cherokee
Ecottrt
Byrnes
New York
California
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Interior Department
Spain
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
China
Charles Key
Bonham
Texas
Kiel
Carlisle
Scott Nesbitt
St. Clair County
Treasury Department
Nesbitt
Internal Revenue Bureau
Febe. Burt
J. C. Perkins
Spee
Nevada
Bourbon County
Vanderbilts
Pittsburg
International Railway Congress
London
New Haven
Hartford
Murdered and Robbed at Arm itage Cable Barns
Birch, cash receiver for West Chicago street railway, was shot and fatally wounded by an armed robber during a morning robbery attempt at Arm itage avenue cable barns. He fired back, claiming he hit the assailant. the robber escaped after seizing money. Additional item notes jockey Warren Munden stabbed at Exposition track. condition critical. Also reports a nine round boxing match in Desogue with Doyle stopping Jordan.
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Birch
Desperado
Curiaco
C. B. Birch
West Chicago Street Railway Company
Armitage Avenue
Kansas City
Warren Munden
Vick
Exposition Race Track
Desogue
N. C
Jordan
Loyal
Vilist
Leon Doyle
Chicago
Doyle Songee
Japan Cabinet Shaky as Opposition Disrupted
A Kobe dispatch reports Japan will not permit agitation of policy as opposition joint committee is dissolved and meetings barred. Despite steps, a cabinet reconstruction appears likely soon.
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Japan
Sorpros
Kobe
Fires Destroy Odell Business District Neb
News in brief reports a fire destroying the business portion of Odell Nebraska. Other items note speeches by Jerry Simpson and ex-Congressman Bryan at Winfield Chau Tauqua, deaths including David E. Steele near Jefferson City and operatic tenor Eugenio Biancho in San Francisco, and various political and international headlines across the United States and abroad.
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Odell
Germany
Kiel
Jerry Wallace
Fort Scott
Kan
Oklahoma
Prof Samuels touted as world class eye specialist in Topeka
Three opinions from Dr Fryer and Dr Wood praise Prof Samuels as unmatched for eye care. Anecdotes recount Senator Mohler’s glasses and a Kansas City oculist’s praise. The piece suggests Samuels can cure where others fail and notes his short stay at the Hotel Throop.
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St. Louis
Fryer
Kansas City
Wood
Quincy
Ills
Samuels
Prof
Topeka
Chicago
New York
J. G. Mohler
Salina
Kan
Prof. Samuels
St Louis
Mr. Mohler
Mr. Mahler
Illinois
Mahler
United States
Journal of
Samuele
Prof Samuel
Dr. Wood
Topeke
Soy Onn
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Harry Gleason
Gleason
Shawnee County
State of Kansas
Mme
Yale
B.S. Yale
Ate
Burrs
Barrett Scott
Wasumeros
Alaska
Ludvig Varrson
Karluk
Taylor
Alain
Corean
Chauncey Depew
Tennessee
Kentucky
Salisbury
Irish Congress
New Beprorp
Miss
Warmouth Western Railroad
Axisa
Cal
David Oldham
The
Baptist Church
Mendocino
Hilton
Oldham
J. W. Paivtrs
West
Democratic Congressional Committee
John B. Henderson, Jr
Henderson
Missouri
Janesta
Prop. Samuels
Ghew
Marion Sheldon
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