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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1901

Page

8

Doan's Kidney Pills Sold Locally For Kidney Relief

Lima Street resident Broderick reports years of back pain and troubled sleep from kidney trouble caused by water alkalinity. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Raney & Snow, pain, swelling, and disturbed rest faded, with improved kidney secretions and overall relief. Manufactured by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo New York. 50 cents.

Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y Mir al. Broderick Lima Bt Topeka Don Raney & Snow's

Wisconsin Woman’s Chicago Visit Sparks Fortune Claim

A woman plans to visit Chicago to share a $30,000 fortune left by her Cleveland aunt Mrs Margaret of Cleveland. The event follows a long engagement with her fiancé Braith, and a telegram from Amesbury Mass ties a lover to the story as a reunion unfolds.

Chicago Little Fortune Clock M Mre Margareta Cleveland F. Braith Mise Dawe Mr. Wan Shorhat Con Misuie Amesbury Mass

Australia Meow The Law Row Sparks International Tension

A fragmented, garbled segment describes a dispute between Australia and England over a necessary law. It mentions figures such as Joni Mureh and references to colonial wives, husbands, and unfolding parliamentary tensions. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.

Mew Federation England Joni Mureh Grit Aintres Qaond Cecil Wela Eppes Arterlain Mufti Cocamonweni

National Wholesale Lumber Dealers Convenes in Pittsburgh

The ninth annual convention of the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers began in Pittsburgh on March 6 with delegates reportedly representing 500 firms and 1,000,000 dollars per capita. The meeting opened with reports from officers and addresses of welcome.

Pittsbers

Tennessee woman credits Postum for health and weight change

In Tennessee a woman named Rita rose from 110 to 185 pounds after giving up coffee and using Postum. She attributes improved health, fewer stomach troubles, and higher daily work capacity to the switch. Her husband also reports relief from coffee related ailments.

Whitte I Rita Ste

Jefferson Street Patient Praises Dean's Kidney Pills

Mr Calvin Brewer a real estate dealer on 6% Jefferson street testifies that back pain from work on the Texas Pacific Railway worsened by kidney trouble. He notes relief after taking Dean's Kidney Pills from Kannas Avenue drug store, urging others to try the remedy for kidney ailments and related symptoms.

Calvin Brewer Jefferson Street Texas Pacific R Port Worth Texarkana Dean Know Sixth Street Kannas Avenue Doun

Snapshot News: Local Election Pace and Civic Notes

Readers receive a fragmented update on local government, elections, and civic events. Mentions of candidates, residency questions, mayoral issues, and appointments appear with sparse details and scattered names, reflecting a chaotic OCR capture of a bustling municipal scene.

Indians in Spirit Dance Revive Old Umatilla Custom

Umatilla Indians in Tacoma revive an old spirit dance on Saturday at Joe Allen's place. Participants slashed themselves and invoked spirits to gain good will for hunting season. A new notable performer marked the event, while others are described as not very proficient.

Umatillas Tacoma Wash Joe Allen

Painful back and kidney trouble relief ad

Mr CT Schumaker of 423 Quincy St a painter employed by T C Burns describes six month winter 1998 of severe back pain and kidney trouble waking at night. He credits Dosa's Kidney Pills from Rowley Snow's drug store with prompt relief and says he was cured after one box and highly recommends the remedy.

CT Schumaker Quincy St T. C. Burns Kansas Rowley Snow

Sheep Men Excluded from Denver Convention Deliberations

March 6 report from Denver states the convention omitted sheep interests from discussion on open range leasing. Col. John P. Krist of California introduced resolutions advocating leasehold control by the federal government to fund irrigation revenue, while debate on admission of new members and industry participation continues. The fragmentary note hints at ongoing tensions between sheep and cattle interests in open range policy.

Denver John P. Krist California

Madness and isolation haunt Yakima sheepherder

Marcus Meyer a Frenchman long known as a Yakima Valley sheepherder spent months with only sheep for company. He was reportedly driven insane by solitude and on Saturday was committed to the naval or hospital at Walla Walla after directors deemed him unfit. He had substantial money in the bank and feared the king of something pursuing him.

Marcus Meyer Tacoms Wash Yakinin Valley Neglar Walla Walla Scanona Denver Colo Galdwad Silver Extineeton Company Liverpost Thomas W. Good Sonny Artilic Motor Raving Lewaviky London Aendinats American Midrog Con Panies Oregon Taho

Praise for the Auditorium by Globe Trotter

Mr Geigh Taynch of the United States Marine Band praised the Auditorium as ideal for concerts saying acoustics are perfect. He added it places the city in a different class for grand entertainments at low prices and called the venue the best for a city of its size in the country. The band will perform in April.

Globe Trotter Geigh Taynch Advance Sigent United States Marine Band Topeka

Pat Crowe Letter Published in Omaha World Herald

The Omaha World-Herald prints a letter signed Pat Crowe postmarked Denison Iowa. Police Chief Donshue calls the handwriting authentic and notes Crowe’s claim of innocence regarding the Cudahy kidnapping. Crowe says he would surrender and asserts he is an innocent man fearing injustices while mentioning the Pinkerton agency and a large hush payment rumor.

Omaha Cudahy The World-Herald Pat Crowe Denison Crowe Fork Tnijustice Trump Sdn Liie Mr Cudahy Chief Donate

Irishman Was Smooth, Then Fell To Grief In a New York Bar

An apparent Greek performer in a New York bar suffered a mishap after a string of tricks. A large patron amused himself by tossing coins while the act continued, then pressed for more details. The crowd watched as the incident escalated into a minor disturbance before order was restored.

Madison Street Man Credits Kidney Pills Relief

Madison St resident C Halterman recalls health decline at Thompson Hardware Co due to kidney weakness and bladder issues. He bought Deans Kidney Pills at Rowley Snow drugstore and reports rapid relief with no recurrence since.

C. Halterman Madison Street Thompson Hardware Co Dean Rowley & Snow Drue Sixth Street Kansas Avenue

Greek Magician Swindle Leads to Bar Fight and Ferry Flight

A dispute over a pocketed two dollar bill ends in a scuffle at a saloon. The Greek shows a five dollar bill, a brawl erupts, and the Irish owner flees by ferry while authorities decline to intervene. Separately, a German syndicate offers a three million pound loan to the Porte backed by future arms orders, via tax and customs duties guarantees.

Hibernian Long Island Raner Porte Constantinople

Dread of the poorhouse shadows 90 year old Henry Simmons

New York march 6 the dying years of Henry Simmons at 90 were haunted by fear of the almshouse He proclaimed he would never become an inmate An officer offered a walk to him and he reluctantly complied as the train neared the poorhouse authorities pressed the issue and he faced the grim prospect of residence in the almshouse amid distressing final days

New York Henry Simmons Simmons Vay Sinion Eyal

Woman Shoots Dummy During Fiery Pontmistre Demonstration

Report from La Porte Indiana describes a staged assault where a woman fires at a dummy during a running demonstration at a post office as dawn breaks. The event ends with no real injuries though witnesses say the act showcased bravery and intent.

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