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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
3
Druggists tout Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic as a universal cleanser for the blood and a tonic that strengthens digestion and nerves. Advertisements claim it aids insomnia, improves complexion, and boosts energy, touting Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as a companion product. Consumers are urged to try the remedies, with testimonies and price details sprinkled throughout.
The figure referred to as Major Crafoot faced delays and a crisis as backers and salaries unraveled. Amid quarrels and the emotional tension of a looming loss, a creditor’s voice underscored missed payments while characters recall past favors and the strain of waiting for funds.
W R Stubbs new Kansas Republican chairman cites 1888 GOP majority of 52000 and pledges to increase the state record. He says old line Democrats and former Populists flocking to Republicans as machine influence grows, Bailey and Albaugh blamed only in part. He notes Topeka HQ stays closed until after the national convention and declines to discuss Senator Burton.
A barn near Henrietta, five miles from town, was struck by lightning on a Thursday morning. Fire ignited quickly, destroying forty tons of hay and causing partial collapse. Henry Howey and family members were inside the mow but escaped injury, though the event damaged the structure and sparked concerns about insurance coverage.
In a heated Kansas political row at Wichita, Hoch and Robison lead Hoch allies against Burrow backers with Mulvane pressing for Burrow. The committee meeting shifts, bids split, and Stubbs signals Hoch influence. A torpedo-like disruption arises as Curtis and Burton factions maneuver, with ongoing accusations of a reform machine and inner party conflicts.
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