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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1898

Page

3

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure Claims

Endorsed by physicians and patients across the United States the Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for all forms of piles including bleeding prolapsed or internal types. The ad touts testimonials from various individuals and asserts the product eliminates the need for surgical operation. It claims wide availability and urges readers to purchase by mail order with a 50 cent package and a free pamphlet.

Marshall Mick M. A. Witsos Pentady Kansas Pilex Bagertot Atty Jaw Morthield Vermont Goodman Gresnville Isles United Stans

Southwestern Fuel Co Ad Offers Services at 634 Kansas Ave

An oversized OCR fragment advertises Southwestern Fuel Co and mentions 634 Kansas Avenue along with partial street and contact hints. The readable bits show mind, mines, and nearby identifiers but lack complete details.

Homesteads in Alaska Debate and Coastal Claims

Fragmentary report on Alaska homestead and coastal law topics. Mentions debate, government overreach, and a long list of garbled names and clauses, including references to Wells and coastal authorization. No clear outcomes or dates discernible.

Examinations Open in Embree Case at First Methodist Church

An examination into charges against Dr Embree of the First Methodist Church opened Friday afternoon. Chief Steele testified about police actions. Witnesses included Madison and others as crowd gathered, while Embree and his lawyer attended nearby.

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Examination of Dr Embree in sensational case

Testimony reveals Dr Embree accused in a blackmail and seduction case involving Lena Crith. Witnesses discuss payments to keep quiet, alleged engagement and possible paternity, with medical experts estimating the infant's age and origin. Court proceedings wrap as prosecution rests.

Embree Cleared After Hearing Evidence

The examining board found Dr. A S Embree not guilty of all charges after a lengthy session. Prosecutor Rev. H D Fisher defended the process as a duty but did not press for sustained charges. Embree testified about Lena Crith and the events at his home, tearfully recalling his deceased wife as the proceedings concluded.

H. Dy Fisher Crith Dr. Fisher Wen Engisson HB. Welch Mr Madison Steele Spain Tim Harrigan Streat Lena Crith R. B Welch Dr. Welch de. Embree Embree A_S Embree Dr. Embree Tt. B. Welch H. D. Fisher F. D. Fuller Byke R. B. Welch Europe Brother Reed Rman Mr. Welch Sturgis Fimbres BR. B Welch Laura Smith State House J. G. Jones Mr. Jones Jones Dr. A. & Embree Mamy Crith Topeka

Court Affirms Moral Charge Against Rev Embree

An 1898 church court concludes Rev A J Embree’s moral conduct is sustained after hearing affidavits from Laura Smith Mack Walker and others. The panel states their sympathy remains with him while upholding the charge.

Walker R. B. Welch

Free Silver Victory Alarm Prompts Hard Work Demand

Representatives of the Democratic party in Philadelphia pledge a ticket for state officers and Congress, citing Grover Cleveland’s letter urging a sound money movement in Pennsylvania. An executive committee of fifteen is named to carry out the plan while other notices include a coffee substitute Gram-O ad and word of Wm Johnson moving his exchange to 13 Kanvas avenue.

Philadelphia March Tate Organization Gold Democratic Party Congress Cleveland Pennsylvania Deane Lucy Louis Grover Cleveland WU Johnson Kanvas Avenue

Under the Dome The Fiend Subdued With Red Hot Iron

At Hutchinson Reformatory a colored inmate Wade Thoms resisted restraint. A heated iron rod flashed through his cell door as officers fought to subdue him. Despite brutal perception, the doctors and superintendent testified the action was necessary, with no brutality shown and submission achieved.

Hutchinson Reformatory A.M. Hutatineda Reformatory Morrill Wade Thoms Ak Thas Wade Thomas Marinie OS McDoniell Cotes Wade Fiello Deetor Dane Dirk Hamming Aires Hopkins Gowd Thomas Jin KE Render Red Thamas Ron Jean

Representative Brooke Rejects Gov Leedy Railroad Bill

J Brooke of Viarth district in Ehawnea councl replies to Gov Leedy’s inquiry on the special session and says he will not back the governor’s railroad bill. He criticizes the governor for seeking unnecessary legislation and notes the state treasury deficiency. Brooke urges correcting faults in existing railroad laws to prevent further burdens.

J. Brooke Viarth Ehawnea Councl Leedy Brooke Elso Mr. Brooke

Who Burnt the Town Controversy and Otoe Pawnee Indians

Judge F G Adams of the state historical society undertakes to lift a great crime from the Otoe tribe. The Pawnee village near Clay Center was destroyed, with the present site referenced, as part of the controversy. Continued on fifth page.

F. G. Adams State Historical Society Pawney Clay Center

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