A Railroad Official's Experience Shares Heart Cure Testimony
Edward Edmonds, long connected with railroad construction in Nebraska, describes years of heart trouble and a recovery after using Dr. Miles Heart Cure. He offers to provide full details to anyone writing for information and notes refunds if the first bottle fails.
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Edward Edmonds
Nebraska
Miles
Sicians
Milew
Mile
Miler
Tiny
Epwosps
P.O. Box
David City
Mites
Tear Morton’s Photo After Brooklyn GOP Rally
At a Brooklyn Abraham Lincoln Republican club meeting Gov Morton’s portrait hung on the wall. Members erupted in anger over Pratt and Morton’s presidential bid, shattering the gilt frame and tearing the picture down amid heated denunciations. A man cried out Dow with Morton's picture as others reached for the image and demolished it.
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Brooklyn
New York
Morton
Abraham Lincoln Republican Club
Morto
Raines
Pratt
Gov. Morton
Dow
Gates
Chinese Boys Coming to Learn Trades in America
The Presbyterian board of missions plans to bring 35 Chinese boys from Kwang province to New York in May. Guided by the Emperor and Chinese government, they will study at a Presbyterian school and train as mechanical engineers and constructors in collaboration with American peers. Travel arranged via San Francisco and Southern Pacific, with stays in Hong Kong and Canton to ensure smooth passage. The boys come from wealthy families aiming to westernize education and equip China for regional competition.
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New York
I K Piuile
Hue Kin Keone
Ap City
China
Kwang
Alec
Klwaya
Hiy
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Hong Kong
Canton
Presbyterian Board of Missions
Presbyteriaa ‘School
Cancel a church debt at Winside Neb
In Winside Nebraska a plan to raise funds for the Methodist church is proposed. Pastor William Hatheral secured sixty acres of land and gathered laborers for wheat planting to support the church after harvest. The effort seeks seed wheat from brethren and notes Savings and Loan certificates as safer investments.
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Winside
Neb
Methodist
Wiliam Hatheral
Congression
Brethren
Washington Gossip on Public Building for Kansas City Kansas
Kansas Congressmen discuss a public building bill for Kan. City Run with a requested 7000 dollar appropriation. Rep Miller says committee members promise favorable report but House hostility to large appropriations may block passage. Miller vows to press the measure despite Speaker Reed and allies’ opposition.
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Washington
Miller
Ub-Committee
Kan
Cits
Biller
Howe
Jteed
Peffer Spars Over Senate Barber Pay In Economy Debate
In a Washington Senate session Senator Peffer faced a lively debate over trimming senate expenses including barbering for members. Chandler and Baker pressed for or against cuts and pay raises while Peffer argued reducing waste benefits the people and warned against expanding costs.
Stalled Fort Hays Bill Highlighted by Senate Clash
The article notes internal delays over the Fort Hays military reservation bill. In the House, Baker and Blue clash over who should push the measure. Speaker Reed favors action if a leader advances it. In the Senate, Senator Baker lags in public lands committee, while other senators push bills forward.
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State Journal
Washington
Fort Hays Military Reservation
Twe
Chareh
Baker
Blue
Kantans
Committee On Public Labs
State Normalstitute
Bette
State Normal School
Curtis
Iaw Committee
Mr. Blue
Congressman Baker
Elorgy
Mr. Baker
Reed
Geinen
Thie
Senate
Fort Hays
Public Lands Committee
They Remember Ingalls Former Senator Honored in Washington
Special Car report notes John J. Ingalls gains lasting fame as a former Kansas senator. His portrait is prominently displayed in a Pennsylvania Avenue window among other renowned lawmakers. The feature praises his enduring prestige and Kansas pride, marking the homage as significant.
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Kansas
Washington
State Journal
John J. Ingalls
Pennsylvania
Tn— Zaliv
Tei
Cousin of Senator Pfeffer Stirs Washington Duck Hunt Tale
A Mississippi born captain, Lambertson, who serves as the Maple’s captain, visits Senator Pfeffer in Washington. The two share a long friendship dating back years in Pennsylvania. Lambertson is famed for retelling a presidential duck hunt story, which Pfeffer never confirms or denies.
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State Journal
Washington
Cusir. Lamberton
Tsiit
Miaple
Weland
Mater Thetre
Tom
Pennsylvania
St.ator Peffer
Capt
Lamberton
Senator Peffer
Oxford
Rane
Actor Mayo's Debt and Low Income
New York March 31 Thwin F Mayo of the Mearl of Maryland company was examined in city court on supplementary proceedings from a $200 loan four years earlier by actress May L Vere. Mayo testified he has no money or income beyond a $30 weekly salary to support his wife and child.
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New York
Thwin F. Mayo
Mearl of Maryland
May L. Vere
Mayo
OMESEEKERS EXCURSION Tickets to Southern Plains
An advertisement announces OMESEEKERS EXCURSION dates April 7 and 21 and May 5 with round trip fares from various states and Indian Territory. It lists ticket reservations via a local City Passenger agent AM Fuller and provides contact details for information.
Topeka Commercial Club May Build $50,000 Auditorium
A Topeka Commercial Club meeting is called to consider reorganizing the club on a $1,000 share basis. The plan, led by Z H Durham and A H Dunham, envisions selling stock to about fifty men to raise $50,000 for a 5000 seat auditorium to house the club and its secretary.
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Z. H. Durham
Ah. Dunham
Hon
Commercial Club
Atock
Topeka Commercial Club
Topeka
Auditoriug
Sam
F. Dunham
Davis
Dunham
Topeka Rally Favored by Kansas People for Conventions
The Marion Record argues state conventions should be held in Topeka as seat of government. It condemns moving conventions between towns, predicting discord and corruption, urging a large Topeka auditorium to accommodate crowds with proper treatment and avoid overcrowded venues.
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Kansas
Marion Record
Ed Hoch
State Committee
Topeka
Topeke
Topeka as State Meeting Hub Promoted by Agita tion
The WinSwid Sent Topeka JourNaL urges Topeka as a convenient host for state gatherings. It argues for a simple, roomy building to accommodate attendees, noting Topeka’s accessibility and widespread willingness to travel for events.
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Topeka Journal
Topeka
Kenyal
How to Carve a Turkey and Roast Beef Tips
Practical guidance on carving roast beef and poultry from a New York Herald article. Covers knife sharpness, meat anatomy, trimming fat, slicing technique, and proper handling of turkey duck and game joints. Provides step by step methods for carving breasts legs and wings with emphasis on keeping juices and avoiding waste.
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Eles
New York Herald
Preacher in a Saloon Controversy Over Divorced Clergyman
A Wichita dispatch reports Rev Elmer E Whey seeks a divorce from his wife in St Louis and has been hired as pastor of Central Church of Christ. Whey denies saloon claims from The Republic and asserts affidavits from a friend will counter them, noting he boasted of leading a prominent Kansas church.
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St Louis
A_ dispatch
Wichita
Elmer E. Whey
Tr Central Church of Christ
Wiley
Reput
St. Louis
Republic
Orange crop in Southern California hits high gear
Southern California plans March 31 to resume picking packing and shipping its orange crop. An estimated 2,800,000 boxes will be produced yielding about 5 million dollars in cash. The industry, fifteen years old, has 333000000 invested with 9000 acres bearing fruit and more planted.
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California
Los Angeles
Southern California
Tangled Sprout Onze receivership hearing drags on
Judge Vance heard the Sprout Onze receivership dispute amid delays and tangled arguments. Attorney Joe Waters argued costs should fall on Newberg & Son to aid Captain Waters’ client, ex Mrs. Sproat, as proceeds from the Model stock distribution left many claimants unpaid. A related issue centers on $530 in goods alleged to have been obtained by Sproat under felon pretences.
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Vance
Joe Waters
Mra
George Sproat
Captain Waters
Newberg & Son
Sproat
Adla
Waters
Newberg
Hazen
Elk Manufacturing Company of
New York
Elk Concern
W. H. Davis
Judge Vallea
Wall Tome Op the
Morgagees
Lou
Excursion Sale Notice by Missouri Pacific Railway
Home-Seekers excursion offers to all stations in Arkansas Indian Territory Texas and Southern Missouri. One fare plus 2 dollars minimum rate 37. Date of sale April 7 near May 5. For more information contact NIPPS agent Topeka.
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Great Rock
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ariworia
Indian Territory
A.M. Fuller
City
Buckingham
Missouri Pacific Railway
Neear
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