Kodol Digestive Cure Ad Promises Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Kodol Digestive Cure as a universal remedy for stomach troubles and digestion. It claims pepsin aids digestion and contrasts with other preparations, while also noting DeWitt’s salve for piles and skin. Strong entities include DeWitt’s and Koel Byaperia Cure in a period tone.
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B.williamson
Thad
Pemerern
Comiy
Dy Were & Co
Bowie Cotati
Dewitt
Kansans Push Peters for Pension Commissioner Seat
A Kansas delegation urged President McKinley to appoint Peters of Blac Washington as Pension Commissioner to succeed Evans. They argued Peters or Bluement should fill the post, citing need amid ongoing calls from G I officials and discussions at the White House. The president reportedly indicated no change unless charges were filed, with McKinley later assassinated and subsequent guidance unclear.
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Washington
Hur
Too
Preskiwat
MckKinney Ducine Sim
Congress
Kaneas
Mykinky
Kuanrsa
Koter Wong
Vane
Carrie
McKintos
Peters
McKinley
Brevidwat
Tate
Blue
Evann
Topeka West Day Brings Busy Holiday Scene
A chaotic Topeka Day crowd gathers for holiday shopping and events as merchants report strong turnout and new store openings. J Warren McCremin comments on the lively in town festivities while teachers and local figures attend ceremonies.
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Topeka
Norvlea
Buainnem
Crossy Herat
Warren McRemin
Wit Siternean
Sia
Herrier
Lee Vorseusdtanne Pratt
Seoie
Sren ‘E'Sah
Tigerarnss
Women Win Council Seats in Surprise Primary Shakeup
The primary results show C. V. Wolf defeating M. Snattinger amid a women organized campaign backed by ministers. Weber and Miller win council nominations as readers settle wards I through VI with Sharp, Tincher, Howe and others gaining seats. The vote totals reflect a larger turnout and a decisive shift toward the new coalition.
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S.C. Miller
George Elliatt
W. Wolt
W. F. Weber
Samuel T. Howe
George Tincher
Republican Aidates
Hassell Barber
E. Mallory
Edward Wilder
A. A. Rodgers
E. Keith
KL Bourderush ‘Thome
Jorge
Oaks
Shat- Unger
Borat
Syartinger
Skinner
Hawes
Roundtree
Hewitt
Firth
Sonnet
Priq
CHY
George Tincher Teatk Eplie
Sisth
Hughes
Italy
Tts
Cat
Fretinet
Couneil
Man
M. Snattinger
V. Wolfe
Ais
Ahemibet
E Wilder
G. Tealito
Jtteeman
J. W. Gleed
Third Ward
C. V. Wollfe
Meter
School Board
Haward Wilder
G.w.green
Wood
W. T. McKnight
Fred N. Ware
Mrtioot Board
Rommitivermst
So Blake
A A
Rodgers
Tay
J. H. Certeren
Ward
Precinet
Ilbanellen
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Js. A. Rodgers
Jobe Vi
Lirge
Luther N. Nellis
Frenk Pinsick
Cooneilman
W. HB. Kirkpatrick
Weber
Wit
Minjorits
A.A. Thodgern
Kigse
Luther XN. Nellis
Rank
Blanch
Nellis
Finh
Samuel Toawe
J. J Mawitt
Peter Tuniadtres
George Matthews
EB. Reith
Piel Adiane
Counciman
Lamar T. Jewe Fé
J. J Wewitt
Peter Rowntree
Georg Matthew
Titus
Ft Ward
Samuel T
J. Hewitt
Peter Round Faiy
Aclhwol Bound
Cearer Fe Es Reith
Aaron Wilson
Oommittwemut Ntlurge
C. Ninatat
Couinel Sam
Kel
Rie Jortt
Foc
Sixth Ward
J. Hirt
Counelmaan
Ber
Ls Laer
AL Forge Leal Lisers
Arthur Massey
Jweman-At
George “Tincher
Selgy Co Lee
Pinchees Jority
Eimgmiber
School Beast
Runt
Stey
Rowdebush
Vivid Dress Description In Hushed Wardrobe Scene
The account recalls a blue velvet dress described by Nonticn as the best depiction. A maid, reporter, E. Ronayne Shmm mons, her sister, and a dog named Aitmi accompany the singer for a ride as the wardrobe scene unfolds. The reporter, unsure how to proceed, leaves the item on a vine and escapes.
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Nonticn
E. Ronayne Shmmmons
Aitmi
Nordica concert impressions from a police court reporter
A police court reporter attended the Nordica concert and described an eager crowd, light crowding, and a steady roar of footsteps as the Choral Society opened with Half Bright Abed. The report notes sparse underworld presence, many attendees paying for seats themselves, and a strong demand for encore pieces despite a thick audience.
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Nordica
Auditoriam
Pilce
Choral Society
Fina
Immaae Winte
Abe
Feree
Nordica Receives 1472 50 After Concert Billing Deductions
Mme Nordica earned 1472 dollars and 50 cents for last night’s performance. She received 1300 dollars for the concert, with 27 50 dollars deducted for charges on billboards. The article notes the short actual stage time versus total appearance. Major Andersen and Mr Simmons arranged a New York draft for 1000 dollars and cash, totaling 7200 dollars, at the Commercial club rooms.
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Mme
Nordica
Mme. Nordice
Major Anderaan
Mrr. Simmons
New York
Jones
Mme. Nordica
Maj. Andersen
Mr Simmons
Comercial Club
Mr. Simmons
Anderson
Nordica Tour Costs Private Car Luxury Costs
Nordica’s travel from Wichita to Topeka on the Hock Island totaled 3279.10 with a private car, named Arimbside, 128 miles at 1.25 per mile and extra charges for plates. The train and service costs, including cooks, porters, and maids, plus catering and staff, pushed expenses toward 2000 with organ fund impact near 1602. Madam Nordica’s route included Des Moines after Kansas City, with expenses and receipts detailed for the Nordica engagement.
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Nordica
Wichita
Topeka
Hock Island
Pullman Company
Mme. Nerdica
Pupeks
Arimabside
Mme. Nordlea
G. Washington Jackson
Chatra
Ucket Uykers
Kansas City
Des Moines
Nordica Praises Topeka Chorus After Performance
Opera star Nordica commended the Topeka chorus for their singing and acoustic quality. She shook hands with Professor Penny, leader of the Uborns, and praised the audience as attentive and appreciative after declaring the performance delightful.
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Nordica
Topeka
Penny
Uborps
Mme Nordica Charms Topeka Audience With Voice Tour
Reports say Mme Nordica drew a large crowd in Topeka while rumors of secret phones in the auditorium circulated. The concert featured a mixed tale of acclaim, past tours, and marital rumors surrounding Nordica and her associates.
Prince Henry Visits Cambridge and Harvard in 19th Century Style
Prince Henry tours the state capital greeting Gov Crane and officials. At Cambridge City Hall and Harvard Memorial Hall he is welcomed by Eliot and university leaders. The ceremony includes an honorary Doctor of Laws, with President Eliot praising German scholarly contributions and Protestant heritage guiding the university’s Puritan roots.
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Harvard Univerity
Crane
State House
Abe. Teutenant
State Department
St-Arms Davis
Gay
Prince Henry
House of Representatives
Collin
Collins
Cambridge
Prince
Harvard
Memorial Hall
Corporation of the University
Sanders’ Theater
Eliots
United States
Teron
England
New England
Luther Melanchthon
Massachusetts
Germany
America
Ratmicven
Gozo
South Terminal
Somerset Hotel
Presigent
Harvard University
Shaw Memotini
Germanic Museum Association
Munsterberg
River
Pom
Tai P.m
Unifier of German states and imperial ties debated
The text discusses the unification of Germany, praising federated states bound by language and common interests. It notes the dangers and hopes surrounding a strong imperial ruler, universities, and the memory of past perils as nations contemplate future policy and national identity. It mentions Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in a historical context.
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USA
Germany
Pani
Jane Albert Willem Hrory
Prince of
Prasein
Prince Henry Passes Unstopped at Springfield Welcome
Prince Henry, fatigued from travel, did not appear to greet crowds on arrival in Springfield at 6 30 am. A pink lei was sent to the royal visitor as his special train moved on through North Framingham after brief stops amid floods and snow.
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Norton
Farmington
Abe
New England
Musto T Moston
Keltey
Boston
England
Scotland
Ireland
Belgium
Holland
France
Ransha
Treseta
Traviata
TSS
Mme
Nordiou
Ronald Gower
Sean
Nordica Wang
London
Tribe of Wales
Prince
Westminster Abbey
Tn Ted
Nordica Marriet Zoltan Doehine
Indianapolis
Germany
Prince Henry
Springfield
Mass
Figary
South Framingham
New York
Market Report from Chicago March 6 Weathered by Steady Wheat and Cattle
Chicago March 6 market report notes dull steady wheat trading with slight bullish sentiment from futures, few fresh cues, and light trading in oats and provisions. Livestock demand mixed with cattle and calves steady to lower. Kansas City reports similar softness in cattle, with overall cautious market activity across commodities.
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Chicago
Bray
Bowen “Commission Notars
Bnd
Shige
Syria
Market News Sparks Mixed Moves Across Banks and Commodities
A garbled market summary notes varied activity with mentions of New York and St Paul areas, steel, coal, cotton, and wheat prices. Trading ranged from dull to firm, with some advances and declines across rails, dairy, and agricultural items, and financial quotes for bonds and money markets.
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Adi
Pricod
Linnetin Mover
WieHweal Wien
Hughi'r
Bae
St. Paul
New York Central
Anon
St Paul
Paul
Hocking Valley
Thinole
Sontag
Dart
Sault Ste Maurie
Warren
Lenina Isbect
Oman
Rmanlur Agate
Bonde
Sapis &Eelapee
Igs
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