Cures of Eye Diseases by Prof Samuels Reported
A list of locals including Bevelle of Topeka Pigg of Fifth Avenue hotel and Males of Chicago Lumber testify to cures by Prof Samuels for cataracts and conjunctival infections. Cases mention Frederick Freeman, A Troup, Heck, Downey, Donohoe, William Foster and Mrs Warner, with prior misdiagnosed or ineffective treatment by oc ulists and surgeons. The story touts absorption therapy and urges others to consult.
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Samuels
Bevelle
Topeka
Western Union Telegeaph Com- Prey
Iie
Pigg
Fifth Avenue
Mos
Chitage Lumber Company
Third
Jackwoo
Fred Freeman
Merchants National Bank
New York
A. Troup
Troup
Prof. Samuels
Air
Heck
W. T
Downey
Ramsau City
Samuals
Samuel Burns
Lake Street
la City
M. Donohoe
East Eighth
Prof
St. Mary's School
Leavenworth
William Foster
Pauline
Kan
Mra Warner
J. 8
Tupaka
Jean
Samuele Ahe
Peter Marsch of Mitchell County farms and twins record
Peter Marsch of Cawker City Mitchell County owns 240 acres and 168 hogs. He plans 108 acres of corn 15 sires in wheat and 65 head of cattle. He has 11 children including three pairs of twins. Neighbors say this may be a county record. Volunteers Will Stay in Washington while Gen Otis may organize regiments from volunteers as the war department weighs mustering out. Save Your Neck collars from American St Laundry.
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Peter Marsch
Mitchell County
Cawker City
Aga
Ana
Tie Ofil- Gren
Washington
Otis
War Department
Special Train Tour Of Rail Inspectors Brings Ridicule
state rail assessors will again tour Kansas by special train beginning March 20 under a law critics call absurd. the biannual inspection, funded by railroad property, has long been a junket with lavish meals and families along for the ride. officials plan to cover rock island lines first, though critics say the inspection is pointless as inspectors know little about railroads.
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State Board of Railroad Dxsessors
Kansas
Msi
Sid
Lewelling
Murritt
Cole
Tern Wavernor Teedi
Richter
Shemurenetra
Lenard
Oseewadra
Rock Island
Kansas Bar of Webb McNeil in Insurance Field
State Life Insurance of Indiana barred Webb McNeil from acting in Kansas after a hearing showed the company uses special contracts to win business. An applicant seeks a special agent appointment and agrees to keep insurance on the books, with premiums and a $2 license fee per agent. The company faces questions over re entry conditions and agent licensing practices amid 253 agents in the state.
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Webb McNeil Toon
Kansas
State Life Insurance Company
Indiana
Sarpa¢l Quinn
Gmpany Cill
McNull
Uslake
Jr. McNell
Ube
Cheaper to Go Abroad This Summer Says Ship Lines
A New York report notes lower ocean fares lure tourists to Europe with transatlantic saloon berths and three meals daily. Hotels in Europe cost more, while steamship voyages offer luxury for about the same price as staying at fashionable New York hotels. Limited mid June dates, some lines still pricing to old rates.
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Waltort
Netherland
Lloyd
Plaza
New York
Europe
Unclear maritime fare cuts ripple through liner bookings
Confusing excerpt describes steamship rate cuts amid rival lines in London conference fallout. Agents report promised fares and the effect on berths, tickets, and repudiations by Western agents in U S cities.
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Treshasestn
Udine
Fa Marobe
New York
Ge Beene
Dominion
Allan Dines
London
Alliance
Ruskin Early Life and Family Roots in London
The London News profiles John Ruskin on his 6th year, tracing his birth in London to a Scottish family, noting his father’s work in Edinburgh and London, his health limiting Oxford hopes, and early artistic awakening. It highlights his Turner pamphlet and evolving views in political economy.
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London News
John Ruskin
London
Mr. Ruskin
Ydinburgh
House of Gordon, Murphy & Co
Frm
Ruskin, Pelford , Demecq
Mr. Hunter
Hunter Street
Hrunewick Square
England
John Feuwkin
Fins
Oxford
Miss Dumecq
Parter
Teel
Turner
Is Our Army Degenerate
A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses Col Alexander Bacon’s March Forum piece arguing military decline since the Spanish-American War. He criticizes civilian leadership and aging officers, urges reliance on regularly trained soldiers, and foresees a new army led by veteran mechanics as the reform path.
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Chicago Tribune
Alexander
Bacon
United States Army
Spain
Santiago Campalen
Oval Academy
Col Bacon
Bim
Census of Cuba Aims for Voter Qualification System
Washington reports the administration plans a complete census of the island of Cuba to determine eligible voters before a forthcoming election. The effort mirrors the U S census and aims to define who may participate in establishing a representative government.
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Washington
Gslsgd
Cuba
United States
Wild Horses Abducted By Hunters In Frontier Pasture
A Galveston report describes how wild horse herds were stalked and trapped by hunters using staged walks and staged schooner posts. Cowboys and rangers led expeditions to chase down bands, with volleys of pursuit ending in capture or destruction. The piece notes the unsettling practice of taming or selling horses, the dangers of the hunt, and the harsh methods used to subdue wild herds in frontier plains.
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Galveston Newn
Sikney
Wien
Siieon
Steve
Man
Alaine
Carter
Mann
Luck for Mrs. Stanford and the Palo Alto University
The San Francisco Call notes Mrs. Leland Stanford has attracted vast funds in under three months following her husband’s death. It recalls her role in saving and expanding the university at Palo Alto during the Panic of 1893, defying loans from jewels and guiding the campus through bleak times with aid from Dr. Jordan and advisers.
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San Francisco
Leland Stanford
Stanford
Palo Alto
Benator Stanford
Cenjock
Central Pacific
Jordan
Tattersall's to Reopen for Ringling Brothers Circus
The big Chicago building at Sixteenth and State streets will be taken by Ringling Brothers Circus for its annual spring opening. Interior reconstruction starts in days to accommodate larger crowds for the April 15 season opening. Plans show extensive alterations to improve safety and seating with more entrances and exits.
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Ringlings
Chicago
Tattersall's
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Sixteenth
State Streets
Rev Dr Wood Favored For Brown University Presidency
Providence report notes strong support for Rev Dr Nathan E Wood of First Baptist Boston to succeed Dr Andrews at Brown University. College leaders discuss options amid declined candidates, with Prof Benjamin L Wheeler of Cornell reportedly ruling himself out. Chancellor Goddard and associate move cautiously to avoid a disputed second choice.
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Maren
Nathan E. Wood
First Baptist Church
Boston
Brown University
Andrews
Wood
Taylor
Vassar
Benjamin L Wheeler
Cornell
Goddard
Miotert
Ley
Apparition Terrorizes Indiana Railroad Workmen
In Mishawaka a midnight visitation by a female specter alarmed Indiana railroad workers at a station area. The ghostly figure, described as a woman in a shawl, prompted volunteers and local guards to confront the apparition and drive it away from the vicinity of the labor site.
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Indiana
Aston
Mishawaka
Qurty Awaka
Eaten by rats. Childs cradle invasion shocks Dorchester
Boston report describes a sewer rat entering Mrs. Woodward’s Dorchester home and mutilating her two young daughters Elsis three and Emma one while the mother was away. Dr. Carl tending the children says exposure and infection risk may delay their recovery.
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Boston
Cedar Street
Dorchester
Carl
Thae
Wanted agent for life insurance company position in KC
Advertisement style notice seeking a state agent for a life insurance firm in Kansas City Missouri. It mentions registration notice and lists assorted items including planos tynewriters bicycles guns watches diamonds and other personal property with a cryptic name Lo Biscee and address 623 Ave.
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Planos
Lo Biscee
Ave
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Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
T. PA
Exchange
Kansas City
Roby & Ruox
State Board of Assessors
Webb McNall
Ruskin
McKinley
Mrs. Stanford
Tattersall’s
Depsy
Depew
Senate
Tead Ling
Senator Harris
Tennessee
Cherokee Strip
Foraker
Spooner
Goshen
Ind
Citeago
Rillutt Duramd
Treath-Milligan Company
Clinton G Wirgins
PRINCE _ ROLAND
Srcenom
Pue
Fare Journal
Mall Psuty
MEM Care Journal
Warteu SS Bel Aa
West
Antwell
Sterling
Soipe Manfe. Co
Oak Park
Iit
D.C. Courtney
Mass
Quincy St
OS East Tenth St
Artnet
H. Wilmering
Peorta
Mecca
Quincy Bite
Erork
Balimore
Clay St
Kansas Ave
Roma
W& Stephenson
Kanaus Ave
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Quincy
Jefferson St
West 3Th
Tenth Ave
North Side
E. Torrington
L W
6Th Ave
Ganien
Appeers
Carfield Park
Shawnee Co
Mr.Keine
Journal Office
Isaac N. Town
Valencia
6Th and
Western Avenue
Oakland
N. B. Campbell
Helfer
Weeleru Ave
W. W. Kimball Co
Topeka Realty
Fillmore St
Western Ave
Sars
Brunner
Ot Sapien
Prlichien Addi Waertyy
Betvinn Martition
Clarente Skinner
Loti
Imxin
Sssar
Reenner
Nicks
Groen
Siarh
Kansaan Avenue
Isigure Att van Burest
Haruna Mies i
Dublinkin
Morris
Barmaciss
Cal
Braddon
Pweltinan Pass
W. W. Gullespin
Freson Petoter
Lacie Sam
Florists
Renee Mes
R. Hague
Florist
BR. J. Groves
Ieee Topeka Realty
Si Han
Scott & CO
Karnes Ave
Ines Surat Tema
Cs Sata Investors Directory
E.G. Salsman
Karen Ave
James B
Hayden
Optiton
Aemonds
Pera Cycle Co
Topka Storage and
Arehouse Co
Kas
Goodu
C. D. Skinner
Winifred Welles Wagner
Tyler St. Graces
Mabel Aes
Greenwood
L. A Ryde
Yana
Barnes
Ornce
Eien
BEE
G Saree Co
Cntaiccus Trek
Sohans
Tomaces
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