Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted For Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe effective cure for indigestion sour stomach loss of appetite and related symptoms. It cites testimonials from Judge Frank Ived W D Tomlin Ransom and Rev G D Brown and claims over six thousand Michiganders cured in 1694. The ad notes availability at druggists and by mail from Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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North Topeka Notes of North Side Interests
North Topeka items list moves and visits on the north side of the river. Lapp relocates to 833 Kansas Avenue. Mr Ed Goolman of California visiting. Mr and Mrs A M Patto traveled to Cawker City. TD L Miller’s interest in Star barber shop sold to J Underwood of Caldwell. infant dies of lung fever. Rev David Shott of Silver Lake in city. Holter’s Grocery and Meat Market at 1002 N Kansas. Magnet Restaurant and Short Order House run by A J Proudfit. Geo J Graves & Sons Wholesale Fruits at 115 and 117 West Laurent. notices for tops cushions orders and drugstore drop at A J Kane & Co. sewing machine ad. church social held this afternoon.
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A. J. Kane & Co
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Topeks
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Coal Hole Committee
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State Temperance Union
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Young People Society
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Jenness Miller
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Massachusetts debates monument for Gen. Butler at state house
Massachusetts committees on state house and military affairs hear pro monument arguments for a $50,000 statue to Gen. Butler to be placed on state house grounds. Col. N. A. Plempton notes a Butler statue already exists in New Hampshire and urges Massachusetts to honor him.
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Not a Lottery Statement From Bond Investment Firm
Sy to Legal Adviser Thomas AW Bain claims arrest is misconstrued and defends a bond investment scheme as not a lottery. He asserts contracts follow postal opinions, denies drawings, argues high returns via math-based bonds, notes lapses while citing court rulings supporting their legality and urges readers to await court decision before judging the firm.
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Supreme Court
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District Court
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Topeka News Bulletin Miscellany in Early 1900s Notes
A garbled Topeka scene reports 2 509 male voters, diphtheria cases, schoolhouse addition, moves and sales. Mentions ex police chief Wickerson, a harness store sale, a snow bicycle device plan, weather prophecy, suffrage meeting, and various local notices. References to courts, journalism, poetry, and community life.
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Abe Crofoot’s Grasshopper Scheme Shocks Pike County
In a Pike County village afternoon, Abe Crofoot catalogs a wild scheme to store grasshopper power, claiming it will run every wheel in the county. Colonel Dawson humorously probes Abe’s ancestry and the De Soto tale as townsfolk whisper of scandal and a looming courtroom verdict.
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WANTS CANNING FACTORY FOR TOPEKA AREA
Letter to the editor from a Shawnee County reader urges Topeka and area papers to push a plan for a canning factory. The writer notes a surplus of market garden produce and calls for a businesslike investor to build a factory to provide steady contracts and demand for vegetables, pickles, and related products. Local examples include Topeka’s pickle and vinegar plant by Otto Kuehne.
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Gen Mahone's will divides estate among wife and children
The will of Gen William Mahone dated December 1892 was proved in Husting court. The family residence goes to Mrs Mahone, R Butler Mahone, and Miss Otella Mahone to be kept as a family home while all remain single. Other property is fairly divided among the general's children. The estate may be insolvent. The notice appears in a Topeka paper dated March 8, 1896.
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Topeka City Council approves street mower grant and railway right of way
The Topeka Kansas council reviewed and passed ordinances approving a license tax on horse clipping, authorized city officer reports for February 1896, and delayed cost prospection. It adopted an appropriation ordinance, granted right of way to the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway, and approved funds for a street grader.
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Topeka City Council Adopts Motions and Deliberations
City council motions discuss discontinuing certain lights after April 1 1896 substituting gas for corridor lighting in city building and directing engineer to lower grade at West Side Circle road crossing for flood control. будущий adjourns to March 5 1808.
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