Victory Perches On His Banner by Dr. Walsh
Deaf mutes are made to hear and sight restored by new methods. Nervous diseases baffling other physicians for years vanish. So many people sought help that Dr Jacquard Walsh agreed to stay three more days at Hotel Throop through Saturday evening April ard week's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquard Walsh
Mr. Potarf
Valley Falls
Walsh
Walsh Doer
Hut
John Mortensee
Mra. J. Burr
Mias Eva Fay
Free Consultation Offered For Eye Ear And Nerve Ailments
Advertisement extols Dr. Walsh offering free consultation to all sufferers of eye ear and nerve diseases. Claims many patients found relief where others failed and describes rapid improvements in deafness tinnitus and related symptoms after treatment. Mentions Dr. Walsh’s hospital experience and notes several local testimonials including Mrs McCormick Monrovia and Mr Parker near Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny
Pan
Dr. Wilsh
Wrish Loteer
Waleh
Walsh
Pamey
Rush
Bennett
St. Theny
Citiens
Atchissin
Nis
Rie
Afr
A. C. Best
Monrovia
A Parker
Monecovis
Murray
Local notes of arrests and events from a 19th century city
George Tincher and Irving were arrested for driving over a fire hose. Tincher forfeited a deposit for not appearing. Drury College debaters defeated Washburn Senators on the topic cabinet government vs current system, score 136 to 150. Thacher jailed for selling intoxicants on Kansas Avenue. deposit forfeited. Several fined for disorderly conduct. Knights of Security initiated 37 new members. six month total reaches 10. Tobins, returned from Oklahoma for post office robbery, bound over to federal grand jury. The Central Missouri conference of The Attican Methodist church concluded with a reception on Kansas Avenue. large turnout of color thinkers attended. Cravens and W. Hintes elected delegates to the anti-moon convention in Columbus next December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tincher
Irving
North Topukh
Drury College
Washburn
Drury
Kanass Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Devon
Flu Davenport
May C Christian
Columbia Council No. 50
Knights and
Jamles
Security
Thad Tobtins
Oklahoma
Tecumseh
United States
George W. Clark
Federal Grand Jury
Central Missouri
Atticin Methodist Church
Kansas Avenue
Cravens
W. Hiintes
Columbus
Ultimatum details leak of American warship departure
Continued from a Pazed foreign consul report in Las Palmas the Canary Islands English consul transmits the departure of the totil la for American war to London and Colonel Hay passes the notice to the state department triggering public awareness via Washington rather than Europe and sparking favorable views of England's act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Foreign Office
London
Arthur Balfour
Ie Treasury
Lord Sallebury
Hay
State Department
Te Foille
Europe
Washington
England
Old Monitors Put in Dock for Repairs at Navy Yard
Acting under navy orders, two old monitors Cats Kit and Nahant at the island navy yard are placed in the dry dock for repairs and repainting. Three crews will work to finish the task, aiming for quick progress. The cruiser Columbia and the Minneapolis plan to sail soon to Bampton Roads, with word that Miantonormah may depart within two weeks to an undisclosed destination.
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Philadelphia
Navy Department
Washington
One Island Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Columbia
Bampton Roads
Minneapolis
Miantonormah
Thousands of lake sailors prepare for navy recruitment
Pittaburi March 24. Within two months the lakes will send six to eight thousand men to join the United States Navy, says Lieut R G Dening on a recruiting mission. Dening travels via Duluth St Paul Minneapolis to establish recruiting stations in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburi
Great Lakes
Lake Eftles
United States Navy
R. G. Dening
Trent Dening
Duluth
St. Pau
Minneapalia
Elles
Starvation and Disease Pin Spanish War Front
Private letter from Manzanillo dated three days ago describes terror in Spanish troops there with starvation and disease widespread. Government forces have suffered heavy losses in recent skirmishes with the Insurgents and wounded are taken to town in carts. The letter concludes the war cannot last two months longer even without U S intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biogston
Vamnice
Manzanillo
Cart Loada
United States
Cleveland firm lands one third of gun carriage order
Owners of the Walker company report four telegrams from General Flagler, chief of ordnance, confirming a contract for one third of the gun carriages. The work will require heavy machinery and extra labor, with aims to accelerate delivery. Parts may be finished in four months, total contract in ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Concern
Cleveland
Maren
Owvers
Walker Company
Flagler
Ordnance Department
Fortifications reinforced at Sullivan's Island by St Francie battery
A battery of artillery from St Francis bar rackhs arrived in Charleston on March 21 and was taken to fortifications on Sullivan's Island. Work is rushing to mount long range rifles and mines are in readiness for ploring in the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
St. Francie
St. Augustine
Sullivan's Island
Tribute to Sigsbee On Olivette Voyage With Flower Tribute
Havens Maren sv tape received three flower whip as he sailed north on the Olivette with pilot officers of the Maine bound for yore. Flowers came from Consul General Lee and local newspaper men. La Lucha editorial questions Capt. Sigsbee's request to blow up wreck remains, arguing it would prevent verification by future arbitrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havens
Maren Sv
Olivette
Maine
Lee
la Lucha
Sigebte
Iran
The Army Is Bought Steam Yacht Altmy Purchased for Navy
The bureau for the selection of vessels announced Fred Gallatin’s steam yacht Altmy has been purchased by the government. It will be overhauled at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for naval duty. Built in 1860, she is 177 feet long with a 22 foot beam and triple expansion engines. The board considers two large tugs to serve as water carriers and several boats suitable for this purpose have been examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Office of the
Bureau
United States Navy
Fred Gallatin
Altmy
Brooklyn
Bag Hae
Chalmette
Maine report and senate committee review
Washington notes show the Maine minister’s report on foreign affairs discussed by the Senate. Members of the Naval Affairs Committee debate granting the report to the Foreign Affairs Committee for investigation. Some fear international implications while opinions differ on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nan
Maine
Senate
Nave Colt
Bayoda
Paint Your House Ingeed Oil Topeka Linseed Oil Advised
Topeka residents urged to paint hundreds of houses in coming weeks using pure Topeka linseed oil for lasting protection. Advertisers warn against adulterated oils offered by outside firms and tout the clear brown Topeka oil as best value and quality for durable paint results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Uboir
Topeka Rumors Spur Talk on Senatorial Race and Anderson Boom
In Topeka, whispers swirl about Major Anderson seeking the U S Senate to fill Sterne’s term, backed by Mulvane stalwarts who urge Barton alignment. Editorials and street chatter hint at factions seeking influence, with Capper’s stance unclear and implications for Republican primaries in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Dave
John R. Mulgans
Major Anderson
W. EB. Sterne
Messrs. Mulvane
Ster
Tom
J. R. Burton
United States
Burton
Mulvanes
Sterne
Imm
Mir Anderson
Hme
Archerson
Iie
Arthur Capper
Capper
anti-Barton
The
Mail
Republican
Central Committee
Storm Swept Seas and Wrecks Across British Coasts
London reports violent storms across the United Kingdom with heavy snow and flooding. Trains halted, ships driven ashore, lifeboats active, and numerous wrecks reported along the coast. Norwegian bark Diamant rescued at Shetland amid crowds. Dover coast severely affected. Danish shores see vessels driven ashore. Frank Weightman to sing at Presbyterian church social tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Grimsby
North Sea
Baltic
Shiels
Diamant
Dover
Copenhaigen
Porto Rico Fortifications Describe Stronger Defenses
The report notes Porto Rico as the sole other Spanish possession in the hemisphere besides Cuba and mentions officials withholding details. San Juan is described with a fortified old style defense system surrounding forts, with gates as only entry points and two large guns added to armaments. San Juan population listed as 23,414.
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San Juan
Spanish minister Polo y Bernabé erupts in navy corridor
Washington March 26 Spanish minister Polo y Bernabé exclaimed in the navy department corridor that newspapers should be suppressed and their heads cut off after a brief meeting with Assistant Secretary Day. His temper flared as he left the building vowing not to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Polo Y Bernabé
Navy Department
Day
State Department
Polo
Judge Day
Moret
Texas Battleship Texas Reaches Hampton Roads March Twenty six
The heavily armored battleship Texas arrived in Hampton Roads Norfolk Virginia last evening as the first such ship to join the new squadron. The cadet practice vessel Han croft is expected to join soon. A cruiser with misunderstood signals passed the capes this afternoon thought to be the Suncroft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hampton Roads
Norfolk
Hancroft
Capes
Shela
Suncroft
Guns on the Way Rapid Fire Cannons from Europe
Washington reports the War Department expects about 46 rapid fire guns to join sea defenses. Twenty come via Vickers Sons, the rest through Hotchkiss. The 47 calibres include 200 to 400 pounds of ammunition per contract, aiding current needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Vickers Sons
Hotchkiss
Wready
New Jersey Troops Ordered to Prepare for Duty in 15 Days
New York March 26. Company E Third Regiment National Guard of New Jersey at Asbury Park ordered to prepare to assemble at the state camp Sengirt within fifteen days. This move is believed to be part of a plan to have the National Guard ready to guard coast towns on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
National Guard of
Asbury Park
Sengirt
Natonal Guard
Navy department orders 23 000 yards of white braid
New York March 26. A contract for 23 000 yards of 1 inch white braid has been placed in New York by the navy department. The braid is expected for uniforms and is to be manufactured by Ignow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
New York
Ignow
New Trial For Zola Ordered By April Court
Paris dispatch reports the court of April will quash the conviction of M. Zola and order a new trial, per the Mafin. The announcement comes as relief to supporters awaiting a reconsideration of the case.
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Paris
Mafin
M. Zola
Z R B Dry Goods Opening Impresses Topeka Crowd
Topeka welcomes the Z R B Dry Goods store with a grand opening. Zenor R Brown leads the new department store as Steinberg orchestra plays both matinee and evening. The attractive stock and fixtures drew an immense crowd at 825 Kansas Avenue. John Bryden from Greenwood County named to a state post. Leedy announces sanitary commission changes. six fires since Monday caused minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Z. R. B. Dry Goods
Ad Steinberg’ Orchestra
Gooda
Zenor R. Brown
Kansas Avenue
John Bryden
Leedy
Greenwood County
Ives
Sanitary Commission
J. W. Johnson
Market Report Notes Mixed Wheat Signals In March
The market report shows firmer wheat futures with front position gains in English markets and varied activity in U S stations. Cars moving at Chicago and Minneapolis Duluth differed sharply from prior year volumes as weather in the Northwest influences sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Market Gossip and Grain Prices Across Commodities
Traders note damage from late frosts and bear pressure on hogs while corn and oats show mixed moves. Wheat and timothy trade unevenly with uncertainty in the New York and Liverpool markets. investors await Maine court news and potential war scares influencing liquidity and short coverings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uroura
Allegra
Bears
Jay Ork
Pbea
Lord
Isc Bay
Timothy
Sugar and Coffea Market Report from New York
In New York Sugar and Coffee markets, prices show ranges and last bids from the Cotton Market? Commission firm notes 2.600 at close and calls out open high and selling prices. Money market steady with bankers’ rates around 7.5 percent, government bonds listed with coupons and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar and Coffea
New York
Soar Raw
Seth
Tna
Grain Provisions and Quick Exchange Services Ad
Central National Bank Topeka and Union National Bank advertise buying and selling grain provisions and other goods on principal exchanges. Quick service by wire letter or telephone with prompt execution and reference by permission. Kansas City office within the Exchange Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central National Bank
Topeka
Kan
Union National Bank
Karina City
Bim
Kansas City
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A. Mkin
Lea Joy Forever
Eam, ‘Lee
Itofrins
Grant Jones
Ten Cent Music
Haying
Babrock & Frost
E. B. Guild
Topees
Xanbas
Perth
March
New York ‘Times
Yall Street
New York Tribune
Marek Milbe Bock
Pekbbeider
Macrets
S Pub. CO
Broad Street
Mas Tors
Ultimatum
U. S. Naval Service
Spain
Sumter
Sullivan’s Island
Sigsbee
Maine Report
Hert
Foreign Relations Committee
Bere
Frank Weightman
Mrs
Zola
Associated Press
State Journal Enti
Ivers & Pond
C. P. Adams Music Pavillion
West Sixth St
Topeka, Kan
Rogers Bros
Reed & Barton
Derby Silver Plate Co
Farnsworth & Ashby
W. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sixth Ave
Fopela
Liverpool
Maine Court of Lagary
Pew
Chicago Livestock Market
Mtarch
Save Lees
Suwa
Rovat
Spor Cussa
Sida
Pricox
W. A. Michiel Commission Co
Ors
Staristane Spo
West
Getela
Governyent Boriik
Encima
FT Meistered
Bohmet Commission Co
Pravinlus
BI Co
Union Nay
Union Pacific
N.Y
Rro West Sexth Ave
Kan Duhne
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