Warners Safe Cure touted as cure for Bright's disease
The passage recounts the naming of diseases after doctors and extols Warner's Safe Cure as a complete kidney disease remedy. It highlights Dr Richard Gilnett and cites Medford resident Lincoln who credits the medicine with curing kidney trouble and Bright's disease, urging readers to seek timely treatment before kidney tissue deteriorates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gilnett
Bright
Vright
Warners
C.H. Lincoln
Medford
Mass
Lincoln Cagat
Ond Hottie
Warter
Sam
Warner
Mr. Lincwin
65 000 MEN ENOUGH FOR REGULAR ARMY TURNOVER
President McKinley decides to reorganize the forces after mobilizing 36 008 volunteers. With favorable Cuban conditions and suppression of the insurrection in the Philippines, volunteers will be discharged as regulars can replace them. Volunteers from Cuba will depart promptly. those in the Philippines will follow as replacements are available. The president grants authority to appoint volunteer generals and staff for the 65 000 force strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirag
Tiges Herald
Washington
Sara
McKintey
Pottaval Pamane
War Department
Cuba
Sislyt
Sithority
Railroad to Heaven Evangelist Visits Jeme James
An itinerant preacher, described as a fire and brimstone evangelist, spoke with Jeme James at the courthouse yesterday about converting him to Christianity. He left literature and a handbill touting a contrasting “Damnation railroad” with vivid imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jeme James
Court House
Jease
Nita
Ples
Jenese
Jesse
Earth
Mount Calvary
Paradise Garden
Damnation
Hell
Isnal Swamp
Gap
Hangman’ Gorges
William Z Bryan Travels South From Lincoln to Ardmore
William Z Bryan passed through Kansas City heading toward Ardmore, Oklahoma, from Lincoln, Nebraska. He arrived over the Burlington at a late hour and had time only to catch his Pullman berth on the Santa Fe. He was questioned about the purpose of his trip.
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Bryan EU
Kansas City
William Z. Bryan
Ardmere, T
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Santa Fe
Ardmore
Grigsby
Russell
John Grigsby
Maxine
Accident injures Leavenworth stove official near Arch Arrest
P Willson Braaks of Leavenworth March 7 suffered a serious accident while walking from his home at 211 Arch Arrest. Near the Second street bridge his feet slipped and he fell breaking bones in his right leg between the ankle and knee. He will be confined to bed for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Willson Braaks
Leavenworth
Marsh
P. Willson
Great Western Stove Company
Second Street
SCAREPOX OUTBREAK REPORTED IN TINSELTOWN QUARANTINE
The Globe notes a suspected scarlet fever scare at 203 North Seventh Street linked to the Prank property. A widow quarantine with guards is in force for patient Will Hazelitt aged 20 who is mildly ill and nearly recovered. Police aim to pursue physicians failing to report contagion with a $100 penalty. others in quarantine include mail carrier Joe Shanaben and two mild cases linked to nearby addresses.
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Athlous
Alard T
the Globe
Mary Huxeiltt
North Seventh Street
Wil Hazelitt
Tim
Donald
Joe Shanaben
Will Hazelitt
Newton Mennonite doctors to aid Mogul Indians in Arizona
Dr S 3 Henry of Newton will leave Wednesday with Jon H Kroeker Bethel student and H R Voth to care for Mogul Indians in northern Arizona struck by smallpox. The Moqui live in adobe homes and are among the most civilized Indians. Mennonite conference has long supported a mission among them, with Voth previously in charge.
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Newton
Nome
Centurion Azo
Mennonite General Conference
Voth
End of Rate War Across Ocean Lines
Ocean liner rate cuts spark mixed reactions as agencies report home offices setting new minimums for cabin classes. North German Lloyd lowers steerage expectations while other lines hold or adjust fares. winter rates extend to July amid hopes of new adjustments to steerage. Ships like the Marquette sail to London with tourists paying reduced fares.
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Ocean Lines
Stan
New York
Marquette
London
Ovirichs & Co
Lloyd Steamship Company
Home Office
Europe
Cabard
Campania
Lucania
Etruria
Umbria
Auranté
Servis
Lloyd Line
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Ambassador Choate Dines With Queen at Windsor Castle
United States Ambassador Joseph Choate spent a day at Windsor Castle. He met Queen Victoria, Beatrice, and the Marquises, viewed the mausoleum at Frogmore, and dined with the royal party. He carried only the usual letter of credence and declined to discuss any ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Joseph H. Cheate
Windsor
Vittoria
Associated Press
McKinley
Edward William Pelham-Clnton
Mr. Choate
Mrs. Choate
Progmore
Duke and Duchess of York
Sol Smith Russell to Tour London With New Act
Sol Smith Russell plans a voyage to London to perform a new pinay act across the water. The comedian discusses his name origin and notes his growing wish to tour abroad, reflecting on family influences and the engaging, playful reception of his humor. The piece highlights his evolving career and international ambitions.
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Sol Smith Russell
Sol
Tewako
Solomon
Russell
Laweh
Teveselt
Wan Hors
Comes Erie
Munyon's Guarantee Reads Across Groneists and Lust for London
The article notes Prof Mayen discussing ambitions to conquer England with a new work and potential London engagement. It mentions Grigsby as a strong piece likely to go to London, the planned American influence, and Russell praising Sheridan's School for Scandal while commenting on Richards Heed's Cosmopolitan praise of Sheridan’s merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Loudon
Loimton
Mr. Russell
Fiehard Hrinsley Sheridan
Bieridan
Heed
Sheet den
Toulon Casualties and Theorized Causes Report
Paris reports Toulon explosion deaths and injuries. The Petit Journal cites five feet of debris found. Minister Lockroy dismisses imprudence and heating theories as unlikely, noting the blast occurred hours after the event and temperatures were low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Toulon
Petit Journal
Sol Smith Russell Stars In Hon John Grigsby At Crawford
Sol Smith Russell returns to the Crawford stage in Hon John Grigsby a new comedy by Charles Kiely that hinges on the abolition dispute in 1860. Russell’s performance as the titular lawyer balances justice and sympathy with firm moral stance amid a concluding reforming arc and a romantic subplot. Florence Rockwell as Meg Ronalds and James Lackaye as Ogden contribute strong support in a lively, well-acted piece despite a few weaker notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sel Smith Russ
Crawford Theater
Topeka
John Grisby
Iheceas
Sol Smith Muswell
Charles Kielx
John Grigsby
Sol Smith Russell
Mr. Russell
Ap Diinols
Grigsby
Supreme Court
Justine
Grigoby
Russell
Florence Rockwell
Meg Ronalds
Ila Conyers
Nellie Jen
Wiliam Fannum
Social and Personal. Nautilus cloak meets this afternoon
The Nautilus cloak club meets this afternoon at Mrs. E. L King’s Mulvane street home. The group has a quiet schedule with Rome and Naples as topics, papers by Prof. Hyde and Mrs. Nelswanker, and a word list from orthography expert Mrs. Whiting.
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EL King
Mulvane Street
E. B. Merriam
College Avenue
Rome
Naples
Bay of Naples
A. M. Hyde
Prof. Hyde of
Washburn
Davis
Hyde
Capitoline Hill
Nelswanker
Whiting
Beatrice Cenci
Guido Rent
Waterman
Regenera
Real estate transfers filed for Sunnyside and Martin area
Real estate transfers recorded include E. Rose and wife conveying to F. F. Hutchine son for 161 dollars, lots 14-8-50-2 and 4 Town Avenue Sunnyside. F. Ingalls to Jas. R. Mages for 410 dollars, lot 636 block 1 Fillmore Street Martin & Dennis subdivision. B. Holzte to Thos. A. Hatfield for 32,080 dollars, lots 5 and 6 and west Aglf southwest fraction 15-10-16.
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E. Rose
F. F. Hutchine Son
Town Avenue
Sunnyside
F. Ingalls
Jas. R. Mages
Fillmore Street
Martin & Dennis
B. Holzte
Thos
A. Hatfield
West Aglf
Putnam Will Take It Boston
Herbert Putnam, keeper of the Boston public Aviary, has agreed to accept the proposed offer if renewed by President McKinley. The March 7 report notes the potential settlement and the expected terms of the deal regarding the property and income.
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Putnam
Boston
Herbert Putnam
Wenman
Boston Public Aviary
Fuld
McKinley
Missionaries to oversee Philippine civilian commission
New York March 7 dispatch from Washington reports the Manila civilian commission to aid the president in governing the Philippines. The military government under General Otis continues until Congress acts and the commission’s largely advisory role begins. The five appointees will study local government, justice, taxation, transport, and public works, report through the State Department, and may hire agents. The temporary military regime remains, with commissioners to propose suitable local appointments and advise on orderly reform. Local relations demand respect for inhabitants and careful action to protect life and property.
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New York
The
Tribune
Washington
Philippines
Manila
Otis
Congress
Jacob G. Scchurman
George Dewey
Elwell S. Otis
Charles Debby
Dean C. Worcester
United States
State Department
Salvat Arn Adenial week opens with civic notes and violence mention
Fragmentary dispatches record March events in Topeka and surrounding areas. Mentions revival services, a fall from a sidewalk, school and court actions, and local party organization shifts. References include Judge Hazen, Ellinwood, Topeka Industrial Federation, and Democratic city committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romerel
Tate
Sumner Chon
Ted. Morse
Aurick Cout
Abede
Tudee
Cate
Hazen
Csurt
Ellinwood
Win Moewer
Lewomen
Permonaina
Oman
Topeka Industrial Federation
A. Palmer
Thorpe
Coutchiman
Fitet
Ty Democratic City Central Committee
J. NS
Cleveland
Thomp
Cain
Phnreday
AO. Uf
Kapens
Rarebit Championship Horrors and Oddities at Nutley Club
New York reports describe a Nutley Field Club rarebit championship held before a mixed crowd. The contest rules required each rival to prepare their own rarebit within an hour, with minor delays allowed. Hay won with a record of about one and a half gallons, taking a beer mug and the championship. An unrelated NY incident notes Charles Sautow arrested for alleged mail fraud after a yacht voyage, with officers finding letters and concealed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Nutley Field Club
Lung
Te Tan Winars
Bert
Beeing Hern
van Conrad Hyite Basaay
Srustica Bis Verhuds
Hay
Uarier Galluis
Wheeleania
York
Charles Saut
Mne
Miell Renee
Ork
Ani Wis
Chen
Porat Park
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Hale
Heaven
Tesse James
Atomson
Ambassador Choate
Windsor Castle
Munyon
Prof Mayen
Social and Personal
Douze Whist Club
Helen Moon
Monroe Street
Mayme Madnes
Sabeths
Mona
Caro Penfield
W. N. West
Evans
San Francisco
Farrison Morgan
Priscilla Alexander
Stoddard
Joseph Leck
Ethel
Oxford
H. M. Phillips
J. P. Howe
West Sixth Street
Ft. Krauthof
T. L. Ewan
Aldhy Club
Atlas Emily Black
Amon
John A. Moss
Ada Moss
Frank Moss
Cliff Welch
George Miller
McClellan
John Gray
St. Marys
J. F. Pringle
Urlingame
Elisabeth O'Keefe
Lawrence
Jean Prost
J. Adams
M. Adams
AH Merrills
Hutchinson Vistine
W. Hi, Cheatham
Corbin J. Judd
Norman Judd
Chicago
Corbin E
Frank ‘Thomas
Atchison
T. J. Wingert
Clara
Bethany
A. B. Quinton
Omaha
Hostetter
Palace Clothing Co’s
Kansas Avenue
NEW Crawford Theater
Bobby Gaylor
McSorley's Twins
Keent Barlow Bros’. Minstrels
Harry Ward
New
Flint Park
Privni
Chas. E. Blaney
Phiges
Doo
Philippine Commission
Hone News
Cme
Soneu Ins.oo
Btona No
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