British Doctors Cure Catarrh and Other Ailments Ad
An advertisement from January 4 1000 claims the British Doctors cure catarrh and many illnesses at the British Medical Institute. It lists treatments offered by Dr Edward McCurly and cites office hours and location, urging readers to seek cure and avoid fake cures. Also mentions Philippine Commission ship orders and a New York market dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Edward Macully
Britian Medical Institute
Birdie Irene Syers
Steven’ St
Auburndale
Briting Medical Institute
Topela Avenue
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted Despite Questionable Claims
An ointment claim promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for piles with testimonials from several users alleging relief. The ad emphasizes easy use and affordability, stating the product is sold for 2 dollars and marketed by Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Whipple
Ohio
Peter Luke
Mublewick
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Fragmentary Herald Item Notes March Events
A garbled OCR fragment references Governor Stone in Holly Speiwen Ming and March events. It mentions a physician and an official face, with scattered names and dates, but the readable content is highly incomplete and non-specific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeeuovernor Stone
Holly Speiwen
Ming
Jour Lone Te
Renick and Hanitton Feature in Contested Medical Trial
Fragmentary readable text shows names Renick and Hanitton involved in a medical trial or event. The report hints at surgeons and a mishap or deception, noting a verdict or outcome around a tension filled arena. Limited concrete details survive, but the core figures and setting point to a dramatic medical controversy.
Iola Cement Company Buys 420 Acres in Gas Belt
Iola March 24 two deals closed. Iola Port land Cement company acquires 420 acres in Alien county for 56000. Gas belt location southeast of Toland with plans to drill about twenty wells averaging 2,000,000 cubic feet daily. Also bought 150 acres from G W Parrish for 320,000 and 240 acres from the Northrup estate at 15 per acre totaling 3600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Iola Portland Cement Company
Gan Belt
Toland
Parrish
Tol
Patenek OW Company
Phice
Thorpson
Pareles Wan
Parriah
Northrup
Gla
Smallpox Flagged At Atchison Police Station
Benny McCawan, described as a worthless negro, showed smallpox symptoms at the Atchison police station last night and lay on a bench in the police court room until health officer Dr. Brown arrived at 9 o'clock. Dr. Jow said symptoms were not yet conclusive, and McCowan was ordered to Abe Ewing’s home near Second and Mound. He left the station and was later seen around town, including a colored saloon on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Street
Commercial
Mainelreeta
Coal Excitementin Hunnewell Spurs Local Mining Effort
In Hunnewell four coal cases are reported as a new prospecting wave begins. A local mining company forms amid town enthusiasm to explore a rumored coal deposit believed by residents to lie beneath the area. A recent town meeting spurs plans to advance development and test the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mareh
Hunnewell
Axo
Ateps
Goward
Wunnewell
Duvall Nominated at Hutchinson Delegate Convention
Reno county fusionists held a convention yesterday afternoon in Hutchinson electing delegates to conventions. Duvall is a leading candidate for congress and has denied occupying the place. the district conventions instructed for him. Mr Nicholson, Santa Fe traffic manager, was in Topeka today for routine business and expected to stay until Monday afternoon.
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Reno County
Hin
Nicholson
George T. Nicholson
Traffe m
Santa Fe Te
Topeka
Chicago
Preacher Defends Howe Sermons in State Journal Interview
A Kansas preacher discusses the Howe Lay Sermons in a State Journal interview. He asserts a daughter’s legal action may challenge the opposing view, claiming truth in Howe’s arguments while deeming some points unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Kansas
State Journal
Grain-O Promise Touted To Boost Children’s Health
An old advertising claim asserts Grain-O coffee substitute strengthens growing children by brightening eyes firming flesh increasing intelligence and happiness. The pitch promises children can drink unlimited amounts since it tastes like coffee and is presented as a healthful tonic.
Holliday Dying Col Cr Holliday Near Death This Afternoon
Colonel Holliday, longtime figure in the army, is dying at 31 Belge Road this afternoon after weeks of heart trouble. Doctors warned only a few hours remain as condition worsened this morning, and his relatives gather at the bedside as recovery becomes unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. Holliday
Qelge
Colonel Holliday
Aziy
Day at the Churches in Topeka Area
A survey of church services across Topeka with multiple parishes listing times, sermons, and pastors. Bishop Right Row, Canon Bywater, Rev. H Mallory, Rev. J Gordon, and others are noted among many congregations including Grace Cathedral, First Christian, North Topeka Baptist, First Presbyterian, and Cumberland Presbyterian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cathedral
Frank R. Millspaugh
D. D
Dean Vers Bey
John W. Sykes
Canon Hey
Maurice J. Bywater
TapmoIie
Cana Rywater
St. Simon's
Western Avenue
Seventh Street
Iew
Canon Bywater
Calvary Mission
East Sixth
Lake Streets
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
Sixth
Beventh
Flw
Emersin
Itble School
Renior
H. Mallory
Third Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
J.C. Miler
Emporia College
War
John Gordon
Tom
First Unitarian Church
Hey
Abram Wyman
Mr Howe
Young Feople
Smi
Charles Robinson
Horace Wilkie
North Topeka
Is. W. Howe
Church of Christ, Scientist
West Sixth Ovenue
Apostolic Congregation Fethet Divine Healing Home
Sanday School
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Enener Huntonn
C. W. Searls
V. Searing
First United Presbyterian
Wikhth and
Topeka
MP McKilahan
Neta Fulton
The
Missionary Society
Kansas State Spiritual Society
West
Lincoln Post Hall
Mil. B. Payne
Mra
Ines Wagoner
Christan Church
Curver Third
FW. Hemera
First Christian ‘Church
A.m. FE. Matlery
Bible School
C.F
Broom United Presbyterian Church
Bennett’s Pitts
West ‘Twelfth Street
Meece
God
Isa
Faure Bouple
Westminster
New Church
Twelfth and
Quincy Streets
J i Deever
Wourts
Revival Meetings At African Baptist Church With Bishop Mask
Bishop Albert Mask of Kansas City will lead revival meetings at First African Baptist Church. Morning sermon titled The Church and Faith, evening sermon Go Mark Them With a Brush. Lectures by Lillian Snow at 422 Kanes Avenue with character readings after the talk.
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Sonken
Restor
Predick
First African Baptist Church
Albert Mask
Kansas City
Mack
Aia
Lillian Snow
Kanes Avenue
Fellows for County Commissioner The State Journal Endorses His Candidacy
The State Journal urges Charles A Fellows for county commissioner, praising his mayoral record. It notes debt reduction, tax levies lowering, sewer funding, asphalt payments, and a strong city treasury under his administration. It argues his business experience and careful governance would benefit the county.
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State Journal
Charles A. Fellows
Fellows
Mrr
Billows
Cook Hole
Pellows
Pellaws
Fellowa
Ubie iv
Pu Tourt
Kaixas Avenue
Orat-cruas
Orl Oy
Emulete
Jim
Testimony in Powers trial recounts coded threats and names
Frankfort March 24 testimony in the Powers case describes Golden's afternoon recall of a plan to kill Goebel. He cites talks about closing Powers' office, mentions John Powers, Caleb Powers, Job Powers, and two alleged attackers Dick Coombs and Hockersmith. The exchange references a Colt 32 and movement toward the state house. The account includes garbled phrases and allegations of an attempted assassination surrounding the power struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Powers
Golden
Tie
John Powers
Secretary Powers
Chad
Guebel
Caleb
State House
Laideville
Dick Coombe
Campbell
Comba
Tim
Aftmade
Penerals
I Saw the Key Incident and Caleb Powers Office Link
Testimony describes a man who retrieved a key from John Powers and a dispute over it while Caleb Powers and John Powers were present. The witness recounts plans to act against the legislature and mentions Senator Goebel being shot, with travel through LaGrange Louisville and Frankfort. The account ties Caleb Powers to conversations on a train and a state house confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Caleb
Bhikeman
Louville
Walter Day
Taylor R. J. Howard
Harlan County
Taylor
Taytor
Senate
Gretel
Tarsed Powers
LaGrange
Goebel
Louisvile
Powers
Louis Ville
John
Cateb Powers
Frankfort
State House
Mr. Powers
Golden
Caleb Powers
Laurel County
New York Opens Underground Rapid Transit Project
Thousands gathered as Mayor Van Wyck lifted a ceremonial earth from city hall to begin a new underground rapid transit system. President Orr of the rapid transit commission spoke as officials forecast a 21 mile tunnel and city expenditure exceeding 16 million dollars with a multi-year contract timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
van Wyck
City Hall
Orr
Rapid Fruit Commission
Eomr- Blesseny A
Democrats of the First District to Convene in Atchison
The Democratic and Populist committees of the First congressional district met in Atchison and called a joint convention for May 3 to nominate a candidate for congress. Populist member Grant Harrington of Hinwathey attended and pledged that the Populists will join to defeat Charles Curtis.
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Atchison
Firet
Ruralmares
Grant Harrington
Hinwathey
Charles Curtis
Death of Son of E W Thompson
Myron Bailey Thompson infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward W Thompson died Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon with Kishen Milspauch of the Episcopal church officiating. The family left for Vermont with the remains. Assistant to the son Beat om the Hook island in this city.
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E. W. Thompson
Myron Bailey Thompson
Edward W
Democratic Plans Held by National Congressional Committee
A special meeting of the Democratic Congressional Committee in New York at the Hotel Regent outlined campaign plans and methods to organize doubtful districts nationwide. Representative Richardson presided with James Kerr as secretary, and Kerr noted open campaign offices and literature distribution were planned. J L Pearcy and George M Jesse were named assistant secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congressional Committee
New York
Hersld
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
Regent
Richardson
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
Kerr
Mecme
J. L. Pearcy
Tennessee
George M. Jesse
Kentucky
Captain Chatwick seeks prize money in court
Captain Chatwick who commanded the cruiser New York in the Spanish American War has filed a petition in a United States court in Jacksonville Florida on March 24. He seeks prize money or an account of proceeds from the steamship Pasema Pens o and Laren the Inarat Carlow tess and sailing vessel Candita and their cargoes, on behalf of the ship's officers and men.
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Chauwick
Jacksonville
Ftm
Chatwick
New York
Spain
United States
Ctenmahipé Pasema
Penso
Larenthe Inarat Carlow Tess
Candita
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles
The ad claims the compound cures uterine and ovarian disorders along with kidney troubles and ulcers. It asserts a thirty year record of absolute cures and a vast number of testimonials published in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
New Cuban Department Proposed Consolidating Havana and Pinar del Rio
Secretary Root announced during his Havana visit plans to merge the Province of Havana and Pinar del Rio departments into a single Havana and Pinar del Rio command. Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee would lead the unified force with Vice General William Ludlow directing the Havana unit. A gradual drawdown of U S troops in Cuba is expected as the consolidation proceeds.
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Washington
Aren As
Root
Havana
Pinar del Rio
Fitzhugh Lee
William Ludlow
Books Rush to Town as Demand Surges for Country Town Tale
The Story of a Country Town ships in batches of fifty and then one hundred as demand soars. A day sees eighty copies sold and another 24 hours bring a hundred copies. Houghton Mifflin & Co sent 500 copies from Boston, opened for sale this morning. Regular price is fifty cents but a limited sale lowers it to twenty five cents per copy or postpaid 33 cents by mail. The book is hailed by readers as superior to David Harem in its quaint original style.
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boston
Modley
Man’ T
David Harem
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Edward McCurly
Philippine Commission
Tribulle
Sigst
Turk
Herpkow
Renick
Renick Hanitton
Kansas News
Tola
the Cement Company
Duvall
Hutchinson
Holliday
C. 1. Holliday
GRO. W
GEO. W. Childs
Childs Sigar
WM. A. Stickney Cigar CO
ST. Louis
Zangas
Mayor van Wyck
Democrats
Democratic
Root Aoncoes
Cuba
Kellam
Kansas Ave
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