Father and Mother Read This Honest Communication
A Minnesota couple praise Dr Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets after their daughter Emma aged eleven recovered from severe nervous trouble. They report rapid improvement after use, with restored eating, sleep, and school attendance. They urge others with similar cases to try the remedy from La Crosse based Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co.
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Emma Lempke
Minneapolis
Minn
Chemical & Mf. Co
la Cruse
Wis
Gentlemitt
Emma
Adap
Dr. Charnot
Jobo Densk
Washington
Plymouth Ave
Jett Hee
Charcois Kola Nervine Tublwis
Apolph Lempke
Charlotta Lempke
Eighth Avenue
North
Charcet
Hich
Charcot
Eureka Chemical & Mig. Co
la Crosse
Street sweeper runs after midnight amid heavy dust
For some time street sweepers have operated after nightfall, dust and fishy debris blanketing streets. Last night Ramses avenue and nearby Sixth street were swept around 9:59 PM, sending clouds to building tops and hindering crossings. Neighbors cite late hours as necessary, while drivers endure the nuisance.
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Parsons
Ramses Avenue
Sixth
Sewall Takes Trip with Notables to Panama
New York passengers aboard the steamer Alliance bound for Panama include Hutin, Fenams Canal Co. director general, and Arthur Sewall former Democratic vice presidential candidate, with brother Frank Sewall. The Sewalls proceed to Panam a for recreation then to San Francisco. Also notes on Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Beecham’s Pills as local health remedies.
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Sewall
New York
Steamer Alliance
Panama
Mr. Hutin
Fenams Canal Company
Arthur Sewall
Frank Sewall
Sewalls
Pankron
San Frangisco
Topeka City Notes on Assessor Tours and Local Events
City notes include annual assessor tour, YMCA class, police arrest, upcoming primary booths, charity drives, lectures, German American Russian league meeting, Washburn boxing practice, theft and assault reports, and church Social event plans. Names include Jeres Kueps, Anna L. Dias, Patrolads Murphy, Mrs Thorpe, and Thomas Wilson. Locations cited include Topeka, Gordon Street, East Sixth Avenue, and the Walnut Grove Methodist church.
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YM. C. 4
Topeka
Meade Bharresth
Maren frKt
Cit Juder
Jeres Kueps
Archis F. Willams
Nevada
Mies
Alona Wardail
van Buren Piicet
Irapuata
Mexico
Duis
Commercial Club
Price
Nigh Street
Western Avenue
Fit Lake View Huttine and Piahing Association
Stephens
Gordon Strest
Washburn College
O. M. B. Lodge
Thorpe
Rosa McCarroll
Liaste Hutord
Aeccrie Beeeae
Faike Artwat
Asatist Vytaon
Sunita Schiol
Mt A
Manély
Commercial Club of
Topika
Lie Misuart
Kansas Telephone Company
Letine
Wey
Umimdsien
Walnut Grove
Walnut Grove Methodit Otwuret
Mra
Ide M. Ferris
Pam
W. C. Pige
Bern
Justin Grovers Court
Stes
Picg
St Nicholas
Piggaye
Auonsary
Hope
Ormance
Steleberg
Owen
Margaret Mutvawn
Moore and Livingstone Engagement at Crawford Opera House
Local dramatic news reports the Moore and Livingstone engagement at the Crawford Opera House this week with a Desperate Game drawing a large audience. The opening play Loss Pa dive was repeated, with musical interludes between acts. The Graham Tarle repertoire company will perform at the Crawford Opera House next week. the troupe has toured nationwide for eighteen years as a popular price company.
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Moore & Livingstone
Crawford Opera House
Broving
Graham Tarle
Crawford Opera Mouze
United States
Kansas Senate Reaches Agreement on Education Funds
Kansas Senate settled on an economy driven appropriation bill for education and state agencies. The measure trims salaries and suspends several boards while restoring others in a bid to curb costs for two years. A conference committee will reconcile house amendments amid debate over penalties and terms.
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Gerard Titus
Atic
Jumper
Titus
Senate
Oast
Senate backs small grant for reform school industry
The senate committee of the whole yesterday unanimously recommended a 3.60 appropriation to establish an industrial department at the state reform school. Noah Allen, a Jefferson county Populist, is credited as the author. A prior 5,000 bill for a canning factory was deemed impracticable, directing the state board of charities to oversee the new department.
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House
Ways and
State Board of Health
State Board of Pardons
State Fish Commissioner
Metropolitan Police Commissioners
Howse
Falrchild
Supreme Court
Committee Bil
Board of Pardons
Senate
Etate Reform School
Noah Allen
Jefferson County
Reform School
State Board of Charities
Courts of Appeal Funding Authorized by Legislature
The legislature approved appropriations to support the court of appeal for the next two years after a prior session lacked funds. A bill from the house ways and means committee outlines the allocations needed to maintain the courts since their creation.
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Court of
Appellate Courts Stay in Topeka and Kansas City
State legislature actions include keeping appellate court headquarters in Topeka and Kansas City, with amendments for publishing syllabi and decisions in the official paper and authorizing deputy clerks at a $60 monthly salary if needed. Other items cover university and normal school salaries, attorney general aide funds, and oversight of bond transactions in Kingman and Cowley counties.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Southern Department
Ganien City
Larned
Late telegram from Senator Barris on adjournment and DUI power
A late telegram from Senator W. A. Harris sent from Atle Eay, Ba, on a Washington trip urges not to adjourn without passing DUI. It mentions Senate Bill 151 and the Hackney amendment mandating a maximum rate schedule within 60 days after passage, signaling strong support for railroad rate controls.
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Sears
W. A. Barris
Atle Eay
Washington, D.C
W. HH. Sears
W. A Harris
Senate
Haris
Saisott
Legislative Expenses Report Shapes Bill In House Ways And Means
Legislative records show a bill introduced to 9 Day the Tol e lawing expenses for the legislative session totaling 282.60 with line items including rural 201.00 Fellows and VanSant wih WW AL Thompson 2000 M Kniehbe furniture 6750 Crane Co statutes and lows 12.00 Movser To Beka the Sulth Premier sarees a Fee 5.00 star writer stands eee Excalsive Coke and Gas Co.
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House
Ways and Means
Fellows & VanSant
Thompson
M. Kniehbe
Crane 4 Co
Excalsive Coke & Gas Co
Funding Bond Issue Passed by Senate for State Bonds
The Kansas Senate approved the Ways and Means bill to issue bonds totaling 712000 to fund state bonds due July 1 1897 and July 7 1893. Bonds will be 1000 each with four percent interest, repayable over 20 years. Additional appropriations were passed for the Olathe Deaf and Dumb Asylum waterworks, the Kansas Children's Home Society, and other university and reform school programs.
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Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Lakue
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Olathe
Nometine Ao
McKeever
Kansas Children’s Home Society
State University
Bil
Reform School
Investigate Taylor Funds Under State Official Probe
The committees examine H. L. Taylor, former state inspector under Governor Lewriling, to determine the fate of about $20,000 in fees collected. Attorney General Boyte resists responsibility, seeking clarity on money’s disposition and pursuing appropriate legal steps.
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Boyte
H. L. Taylor
Lewriling
10 Per Cent Reduction Bill Passes Senate
Representative Taylors bill to regulate state printer fees received Senate approval with a 10 percent reduction. The measure mirrors a 25 percent house proposal but was amended in the Senate. The bill now returns to the House for concurrence. Blacklisting Prohibition bill passed the Senate without amendment and awaits the governor's action.
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Taylors
Senate
House
Jon Moth
Hessin
Pitt | Web
Chicago's Ball Team Seeks South on Practice Tour
Captain Anson and the Colts started south for a spring practice tour. New pitchers Denzer Callahan and Denger join the squad, with others like Kittrigde, Friend, Ferry, Donahue, and Hyan among the lineup. Decker stays in Chicago for a friend's funeral, while McCormic will meet the team in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Anson
Denger
George Decker
Brown
Hildridge
Fitchburg
Mars
Callahan
Hart
Comiskey
Kittrigde
Friend
Ferry
Donahue
Denzer
Hyan
Everitt
Briggs
Connors
Dahlen Griffith
Peter
Thornton
McCormic
St. Louis
Lange and
Decker
Wealthy Dawson Finances Fall After Bank Failure
Owed SL 262 769 St Paul Minn Maren Wowm Taw son assigned to A H Stickney and Wi Dawson Jr assigned to fhos DP Lijool. Both are personal assignments following the Bank of Minnesota collapse. Earlier Dawson statement showed his liabilities of 152 709 with 109 002 personal debt. he plans to turn all property over to creditors.
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St. Paul
Minn
Maren Wowm
Taw
Son
A. H. Stickney
Wi. Dawson, Jr
Bank of Minnesota
Dawson
Dawsons
Mr Dawson
Northest
Gi- Mideo
Bia
McKinley Gift Stool For Civil War Veteran Garber
John Garber of Brazil Indiana, an old soldier, received a camp stool from President McKinley. Garber, who served in the major’s company and regiment, recalls McKinley using the stool during the rebellion and notes its last use before Lee’s surrender.
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Brazil
John Garber
Washington
McKinley
Garber
Mjor
Lee
Weather Indications From Chicago Forecast
For Kansans a cold wave is expected as the central and eastern regions turn much colder tonight. Friday brings fair weather in the west with continued cold in the east and brisk northwest winds.
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Chicago
Rheumatism Cured by Pain Balm Says Sailt Ste. Marie Man
After eleven days housebound and $25 in doctor bills, Mr. Frank Dolvon of Sailt Ste. Marie Michigan was cured by one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing 25 cents. He has not suffered the complaint since. For sale by druggists.
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Frank Dolvon
Sailt Ste. Marie,Mich
Mr Jetmore's Statement on Eastern Bondholders and Topeka Railway
A letter from A. S. Setmore defends the Topeka and Vinewood Park Railway enterprise against Mayor Fellows. He accuses Fellows of obstructing park improvements, pressuring investors, and declaring a viaduct unsafe to derail the project. Setmore calls for an honest, capable mayor to support local enterprise and employment.
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State Journal
Petraves
Giscourteans
Fellows
North Topeka
Hibben
Jourtel
Fullows
East Side Circle Railway
Lie East Side Circle Railway Company
C. W. Ament
Highland Park
John Wilson
J. H. Vanarsdale
Peoria
Vineroad Park
Topeka and
Vinewood Park
Park
Criizens
Topeka
Asia
Mayo
Wich
Ninth Street
Lexpense
Col. Tweedale
Neustern
Kansas
15 Story Height Limit Debated in New York
Real estate exchange adopts a special committee report urging a commission to map the city by districts and set height limits. A proposed amendment would bar construction taller than 15 stories. Also notes the Carson fight will be kinetoscoped as cameras ship to Carson. An ad touts One Minute Cough Cure from G. W. Stansfield.
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Chamberlain
California Limited
Topeka
Santa Fe
California
Pullman
Dulfer Amaker
California Express
New York
Real Estate Exchange
Commis
Sion
Urey Stegest
Carson
G. W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Great Day Promise Draws Crowds to Local Store Event
A quirky phrase signals a special Saturday promotion at a Kansas City store. The owners say the words Great Day will attract many ladies to visit, promising a busy day and strong turnout for the sale.
Early Spring Bargain Sale Invites Shoppers Saturday
The Big Sale of the Season brings new goods from New York and the East. Spring merchandise fills the store with fresh counters and spring impressions. Ladies are urged to plan for Saturday March 13 to shop, save money, and enjoy a pleasant trip with attentive service.
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New York City
International Horsemen Association Organized in Chicago
A meeting of prominent oarsmen at the Palmer House organized the International Horsemen Association. Kierry was elected president but soon resigned. Thomas J. Gill of Milwaukee was chosen president. James Golden of Medford and J. Carl Figis of Milwaukee named as vice presidents and treasurer Wil J. Davis elected. H. I. Law of Topeka named state president for Kansas.
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Chicago
Palmer House
Exiled Madagascar Queen Seeks New Home After France Move
Ranavolena II, queen of Madagascar, was exiled to Reunion by French authorities after Madagascar became a French colony. The article notes the 19th century transfer, earlier protectorate claims, and the pending search for a new settlement as the political landscape shifted under French control.
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France
Tel
Guess
STELKE 18 OFF Chicago Plasterers and Hod Carriers Strike
Chicago march 11 The contracting Plasterers and Hod Carriers Associations held a joint meeting this afternoon and declared that the strike is over as far as they are concerned. It was agreed that if the men return they should receive their former wages and that in the future no individual contracts with the unions would be made.
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Chicago
First League Openers Set For April In Western Base Ball League
The Western Base Ball League finished its schedule after a late night wrangle. Opening day features Grind Repideap Indianasa Ue hosting the season start on April HM. Detroit, Kansas City, St. Baal, Minnizapels, and Milwaukee are slated to play April 23 with Detroit visiting Chumijus and Minnizapels at Mie waukes.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Peason
Grind Repideap Isdianasa Ue
Chumijus
St. Baal
Minnizapels
Miewaukes
Canadian Cotton Mills Cut Wishifax N Fifth March 11
Eastern Canadian cotton mills curtail production as market improves. Several mills, including Halifax Cotton Company, announce reductions affecting hundreds of employees. Travel and freight notes warn buyers to check time cards before purchasing tickets amid changing schedules.
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Wishifax
Canad
Halifax Cotton Company
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