Morning sickness pills praised by grocers and public
A fragmentary account notes praise from local grocers and patrons for a remedy or product sold at stores such as Green & Sub and Miprow's, with claims of quick cures and high public regard. The text references distributors John Morruyd & Co and various shops, but the exact item and its efficacy remain unclear from the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green & Sub
Grocers
Beckude
Miprow
Kilaelis
Arig
Awift & Molliday
Baseball results and league standings across multiple cities
Fragmented report summaries scattered over national and western league play. Mentions Beare, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, New Haven, Yale, and various teams with scattered scores and standings. Includes advertisements and notices about cures and ointments amid game results and celebrity mentions.
Topeka Welcomes Dr Fisk for Civic Reform Drive
A Toledo reform battle bears fruit as Mayor Jones enforces Dr Fisk's suggestions. Rev Daniel M Fisk arrives in Topeka, August 20, after a career in Missouri and Illinois. He will bring a 2500 volume library, teach in new classrooms, and lead religious and civic efforts. He plans a farewell sermon in St Louis before moving to Topeka for clerical work.
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Daniel M. Fisk
D. D
Cristes
Drury Collage
Missour
St. Louis
St. Lass Evangelical Alliance
Topeka
Dr. Fisk
St. Louiis
Wolf Lake
Miet
Temperance Union Proposes Local Liquor Control Ordinance
The Kansas State Temperance Union legal advisory group drafts a model liquor ordinance for Kansas cities. It outlines search warrants to seize intoxicants and property, court procedures, notice requirements, and penalties including fines and jail terms. It notes trial timelines, asset forfeiture for nuisance operations, and repeals of conflicting ordinances with enforcement from publication.
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Legal Committees of Temperance Union
Hhe
Kansas State Temperance Union
Kansas
Fisk the pastor and scholar reshaped by Toledo era
Dr Fisk, a former professor for fourteen years, built a notable college record and became a pastor in Jackson Michigan then Toledo. His work included raising funds, founding chapels, guiding a large church, and leading civic efforts while facing political and religious reshaping in the late 1800s.
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Fehican
Turebe
Theee
Fisk
Artchjean
Pisk
First Congregational Church
Jackson
Mich
Plymouth
Drick
Toledo
Ohio
Spe
WIEN
M &K
Thirilo
Wisk
Han
Memphis New Train Service Joplin Port Scott Special
Memphis road to run a Joplin Port Scott special between Joplin and Fort Scott. Leaves Fort Scott in the morning, via Pittsburg and coal belt towns, connects with Cherryvale and Baxter Miami trains at a noon Joplin arrival.
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Memphis
Port Scott
Memphis Road
Joplin
Fort Scot
Fort Scott
Pittsburg
Weir City
Cherokee
Coal Helds
Mineral Belt
Japan
Cherryvale
Baxter
Miami
Prove All Things in Topeka Ad Proves Kidney Pills
A London Bridge wager fails as a Topeka reader touts Dean's Kidney Pills. V C Hay of Locust Street recounts severe kidney pain and illness in August he could not work, then relief after three doses. Pills sold by Foxell-Milburn Co, sole U S agents, via mail order from Hibrlala N Y.
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London Bridge
Topeka
Dean
V. C. Hay
Locust St
Foxtel-Miburn Co
Huttalu
Unites States
Contacend Tate
Santa Fe Earnings Report Promises Strong Rail Profit
The State Journal references a handsome balance for the Santa Fe railroad, noting profits for the past year and expected increases in earnings. Conservative policy under President EB Ripley is cited, with tables showing gross earnings, net earnings, and year to date changes through May eleven months.
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State Journal
Sant Fe
EB. P. Ripley
Mires Sont
Funke
Fast Mail’s Lucky Run Ends After Month of Safety
Readers recall the fast mail train’s string of accidents and delays, including wrecks, horse deaths, and a missing wheel. After a run of misfortune, a full month without a wreck or delay marks a dramatic change as the line claims top performance and defies earlier urgent concerns.
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Newton
Hor
Pat Sherman
Sam
Big Railroad Men Meet in New York Over Vanderbilt Consolidation
In New York on June 28 prominent railroad executives including William K. Vanderbilt Samuel Callaway Newman Leedyard Carsat Norman Reed and J Hil joined discussions with J Pierpont Morgan and other financiers about a major consolidation. The plan centers on absorbing the Boston and Albany Boston and Maine Fitchburg Maine Central and related lines into the New York Central while already acquiring Lake Shore Michigan Central West Shore Nickel Plate and others. Reports say further consolidations with Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Northwestern Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and related lines are possible, with work proceeding as negotiations advance.
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New York
Vanderbilt Lines
Wosress
Alonz
William K. Vanderbilt
Samuel R Callaway
New York Central
Newman
Lake Shore
Leedyard
Michigan Central
Contin
Nickel Plate
Carsat
Pennsylvania
Norman B. Reed
Chicago
Flames J Hil
Great Northern Ane
Oscar G. Murmy
John K. Cowen
Baltimore Ohio
Treet
J. Pierpont Morgan
Finanders
Wail Street
Tipo
Vanderbilt Inet
Hoston & Albany
New Masland
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Maine Central
West Shore
Ble
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wll
Chirare & Northwestern
Union Pactice
Oregon
Morton Says Bright Outlook For Santa Fe Crops And Business
Vice President Morton of the Santa Fe praised a strong outlook for crops and business across the Santa Fe territory. He noted extensive travel through Kansas Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona and parts of Colorado over the past six weeks and predicted comparable hauling volume for the next year. He cited flourishing regions in eastern and central Kansas and high activity along the line despite a partially below average wheat crop in Kansas.
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Santa FE
Morton
Kansas City
Roosevelt Pry
Mme Morton
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Morten
Kanand
Alorton
Santa Fe officials honor Col Bell with seal ring
In Topeka a warm presentation by Santa Fe treasury clerks gave Col. Bell of the treasury department a seal ring as a token of high esteem. Bell, longtime garnishment clerk, will take a rest from heavy duties as engine work and transfers unfold ahead of a schedule and staff changes.
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Santa Fe
Col. Bell
Treasury Department
Treasury Office
The
Flirted with a Scarecrow on the Valley Line
Solomon Sentinel reports that Valley branch trainmen teased women by waving hats and whistling as they passed farmhouses. One crew observed a scarecrow in an orchard and used it to judge reactions, finding the bird repelled the improvised romance.
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Solomon Sentinel
Iit
Maud Muller
Santa Fe Engineers Clash in Oklahoma and Cottonwood Divisions
Due to dull business Santa Fe plans engine reductions at Emporia. Six Oklahoma engineers will be sent back to firing with four moving to Enali wood and Wichita and Western divisions. Oklahoma men contend cuts should be shared, alleging Cottonwood engineers benefited from prior favoritism. issue now rests with Topeka heads for decision.
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Oklahoma
Cottonwood
Wichita
Santa, Fe
Emporia
Cottonwd
Earlivistan
Oklahawa
Krelmic
Willoushirs
Harrap
Wend
Horpoda
Topeka
TO LEAVE FEDERATION IN COLORADO RAILROAD UNION
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Colorado votes to withdraw from the State Federation of Labor over a convention pledge for all affiliates to quit work on antlers from the executive committee. Statewide vote planned at next meeting. membership spans Denver area Pueblo Colorado Springs Trinidad Leadville and more.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Colorado
Colorado Sprites
State Federation of Labor
Aeinual
Denver Lode
Publo
Colorado Springs
Trinidad
En- Ma
Leadville
Wntth
Topeka Railroad Notes and Engine Assignments
Topeka notes say Santa Fe traffic to Texah ers convention causes heavy travel with two sections. If crowds grow extras will be added. Engines 302 and 306 of the heavy passenger fleet are now ready and will serve runs 5 6 and 7 between Topeka and Newton. Engine 282 has been sent for duties on recent trains.
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Fred McKensie
Mies
Abbie Treardon
Swelock
Link
Jones Tivin
Haly
Ile Land
Tiviry
Law Vesen
Harfstad
PGK Philiren
Oscar Domes
la Alle
Tnt
Mes. C. Coe
Merurasa
Kansas City
Clee
Clee. Jie Navert
Round House
A. G. Wells
California Southern
Outer
Agale
Pete Strachey
Jack Decker
Nickerson
Oklanora
Hhe
M.D. Neely
Schriver
Ralph Thorpent
Mekirne
Strimatak
Charles Coase
Tralin No
W. H. Kenney
Mason
Socenk
Cieburse
Santa Fe
Patitir
Topeka
Newton
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