Topeka Welcomes Soldier Boys of 798 Parade Ogle Kansas
In Topeka a crowd of about 30 000 cheered volunteer soldiers of Kansas as the 798 unit marched along Kansas Avenue. Gov Leedy praised their service and pressed for national unity while noting economic aims of the war. A singing of America followed and the colors were presented to the regiments by local relief corps.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Knights Templar
Marshally Land
Jackson
Hiawatha Union
Porter Cook
Leedy
Boltwood
Col. Hufett
Coffeyvlle
Montgomery County
Maj. Hudson
Harrison Street
State House
M. C. Holman
Modoc Club
America
Modoc
J. Hudson
Guv. Leedy
United States
Cuba
Europe
United States of America
South America
Central America
Mexico
Wo Lange
Jneth
Kan- Bas
Thia Republic
Georgia
Hudson
Boys of 41 Backing Boys of 48 Parade Honors
A Topeka procession features enthusiastic crowds cheering returning veterans. Volunteers march past in uniform while women wave handkerchiefs and children mimic cannon fire. Schools John Sutherin and Quinton Steights, led by Misses Selover Jamison and Brown, join with Lutherin district children and Maine remembrance banners. Fire department wagons display flags and decorations.
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Eity
John Sutherin
Kaeie Selover
Fannie Jamison
Quinton Steights School
Bertle Brown
Dewey’s scrappers face Mahila Wrappers in state parade
A chaotic, fragmentary account describes Dewey and Sampzon inspired forces forming a fleetlike formation beside Governor at the south steps of the state capitol. Soldiers are drawn up and the parade unfolds with charged rhetoric and brisk action.
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Governor End
Ose
State House Steps Parade Echoes Leedy Hudson Salutes
Gov Leedy and Major Hudson led the parade at the state capitol as hundreds gathered on the south steps. Officers and volunteers passed the reviewing stand and saluted, with applause widely shared among invited guests and spectators.
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Gov. Leedy
J. Hudson
Col. Kattle
W. O
Capitol Grounds
Gov. Leeily
Major Hudson
Boltwood
Osawatomir
Governor Leedy Introduces Fighting Joe Hudson at Soldiers Rally
Gov Leedy seized the moment to present Major Joe Hudson to Kansas troops as a potential brigadier general. Hudson, pulled to the edge of stone steps, delivered a speech amid the gathering and concluded with a brief address marking the occasion.
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Gov. Leedy
Kansas
Joe’ Hudson
Don Carlos War Plans Reported By Am Carlists
New York May 11 Don Carlos backers say American Carlists led by Senor Costina join him in Europe to aid the cause. Costina claims Don Carlos may establish control before arrival but American support will help settle efforts, with ministers named including the Marquis of Cerralba as president, Weyler as army chief, and Don Juan Vazquez de Mella as secretary of state.
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New York
Senor de Ta Costina
Don Carlos
Europe
Senor Costina
Don Caring
Carlisix
Sharmudgine
Senor Costing
United States
Costina
Carlos
Spain
Wresenk
Mmense
France
Lst
Marquis of Cerralba
Weyler
Juan Vazequis de Mella
Cortes
Accommodation Train Uval Leaves Topeka at 7:30 P.M.
Santa Fe advertises the Uval as an accommodation train departing Topeka at 7 30 p m. It claims superior speed and equipment compared with other similar trains in the country. Also promotes Peerless Steam Laundry and Watson's and Whitmere Bros Barbers.
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Santa Fe
Uval
Topeka
Peerless Steam Laundry
West 8Th St
Watson's
Whitmere Bros. Barbers
Kan
Consumption Cured. Brought Back From The Grave
In Indiana Mr. Joseph James, a painter, nearly died from quick consumption last November. He weakened to a skeleton and lung ulcers dominated his health. A friend’s bottle of Brazilian Balm eased his cough, the doctor approved, and James abandoned medical care. He recovered rapidly, returned to work in February, lungs sound and weight higher than before. The case is described as a near miracle.
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J. Parke Fostles
Sinc
WS. Boothe
D. D
Pastor del. Ave. Bop
Love
Chas
Culbert
Braxilien Balai
Joh Siolien
Chester
Lever
Edward Wootten
Wrs
J. Galloway
Follstowon
Ani Gow
Dyson Burrell
Cincinnati
Alenes B. F. Jackson & GO
Indianapolis
Ind
J. Arnold
North Topeka
Kansas
Joseph James
Pearl St
Indiana
Lis
James
Brazilian Balm Promises Safe Lung Health Remedy
A health notice warns against opium based cough mixtures and praises Brazilian Balm as opiate free and nerve stimulating. It claims to kill the bacillus of consumption and restore diseased lungs to health, sold by A. J. Arnold & Son, wholesale agents, Topeka, Kansas.
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A. J. Arnold & Son
Topeka
Kan
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Undertakers
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Dewey
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Sampzon
Weill
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Norte
Freedom's Cause
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Im -Pi-Oua
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