Munyon Remedies Promoted as Most Successful Health Cure
An advertisement extols Munyon remedies as the most successful health cures, claiming quick relief for rheumatism, fevers, catarrh, kidney issues, headaches, and women's ailments. It features testimonials, prices, and assurances of guaranteed results, urging readers to obtain free guides from physicians or dealers.
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Fife
Vite
PuieTe
Vitizen
Spokane
Jiches Hradbury
Epikann Fir
Enewks
Ereanfithy
Atanyen
Price
Munyen
Trent
Manyen
Erle Sr
Amd
Trice Ze
Alans Neer Cire
Arik
Angie
Munyedi
Munye
Ausven
Siiiven
Avinyam
Shi Muayen
Alt Drapgleta
Eich
A P A Reports Gains At Annual Meeting
The American Protective Association held its annual meeting in the city with Supreme President Join Hebois presiding. Attendance grew across sections as delegates discussed coursework and membership, noting increases in council activity and new appointments. Executive board members reviewed accounts and prepared plans for the organization’s work.
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Pennsylvania
Oregon
Washington
American Protective Association
Hebois
Mane
Mneyivania
Conneilis
Geners Ongintzatin
Utila
Beach wreck prompts salvage hope for cargo baton
Capt. Sharp and foreman Tritt with Dornwd Shin St. Brands visited the wreck at Lorlay to assess salvage. He noted two tows found the cargo baton may be saved with divers aid as large quantities of catt paresider washed away.
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Beach Maren
I Sharp
Tritt
Ghipmup
A. Done
Lorlay
Sharp
Big Tannery Burns San Pruniisco May Fire Starter Losses
A blaze at F. Warteck & Co tannery on Sixth Avenue South caused extensive damage estimated at 400000 to 405000 with insured losses around 265100. Fire destroyed plant and stock within two hours, leaving only ruin on the site.
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San Pruniisco
F. Warteck & Co
Sixth Avenue
Tweed G and Strets
Ute
Joss
West Indies Earthquake Devastates Guadeloupe Montserrat
Report from New York dated May 1 describes a powerful earthquake rattling the Leeward Islands of Guadeloupe and Montserrat. The tremor toppled houses, buried residents, and caused widespread terror with many brick structures collapsing and fatalities feared. The Quebec liner Mediaga brought details from Antigua and Guadaloupe, noting extensive damage and a prior quakes event two days earlier.
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New York
Ghidaloupe
Montserrat
Lec
West Indies
Salle
Guadaloupe
Quebec
Mediaga
Leeward
Anti
Errone
Tructure Crick
Point-a
War Looms Between Machinists and Typographical Union
Ratteag City May 12 The gelree of Tiformation reports a looming fight between the International Association of Machinists and the Typographical Union over proposed membership rules for typewriter machine operators. Secret resolutions and contested actions at the biennial convention fuel speculation of a sharp clash when the executive board resumes work.
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Ratteag City
International Association of Machinists
Yestonias
Typographical Union Adhe Linotype
Wneiivers
Veneto
Warehousemen's Grievance Reported by New York Official
Perce Chol Son of New York, secretary of the American Warehousemen's Association, said he received official information that railroads store goods for favored customers in violation of interstate commerce laws. The accusation centers on preferential storage practices. Also mentions a local laundry service, Primpse Steam Laundry, at 12 and 14 West Sur St.
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Cinemeath
Perce ‘Cholson
New York
Secrviary
American Warehousemen'd Association
Litersiary Commerce Commiseteen
Warehouse— Men's Association
w.Jook
Ike
Primpse Steam Laundry
West Sur St
Topeka Social Scene Highlights and Guests
Recent society notes from Topeka outline dinners, entertainments, and visits. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Howe hosting the Bohemian whist club, Mrs. Amy Reue Hey entertaining the Second Wni tal Presbyterian church youths, and numerous visits from Kansas City, Chicago, and El Dorado acquaintances. Timely mentions include Mrs. J. Frey hosting a farewell party for Will Clark and Miss Clark, and Mrs. Albert Parker's card party invitations.
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Miss Kearney
Younsie
Second
Wnital Presbyterian Church
Mise
Amy Reue- Hey
Irene Boyd
Mise Bertha Mawhinney
Gil McLachlin
Agna Beyd
Hullawss
Aod Fis. Wilson
Me. Mccabe M
Mes Hol~ Jr
Mis Kearney
Saliae
Heary
Bir Wallaee Melauellin
Clyde SteCahan
Sir. Bright
3Tr Holloway
James A. Troutman
Harry Overholt
Des
Georst W. Crant
Phi Adams
W. W. Manepejker
Merc
H K. Jamison
Los Angeles
JK. Johnson
Kansas City
Wil Ff. Jno
N. F. Frazier
el Dorado
Anderson
Bunker
Association
Douglass Chase
Chicago
Guilford Dudley
D. J. Herding
D. C
West
Arthur Murphy
Misaatury Thompson
Fred Freeman
Mies Margaret Dodiey
Mira Glenna Cress
Mise Oilie O'Brien
Wiil ‘Trim
Jessie Marsh
Co. Severy
Esiporia
Wilkin Whitmer
Paction City
Charles
Clawson Repented as Man Hanged at Somerset Jail
Rimer Slawyon, 29, hanged at Somerset county Jail after confessing and stating his act of vengeance against farmer Harry Hodgett who refused to re-employ him. The trial and execution followed a prior violent confrontation on August 29.
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Somerville
N. J
Rimer Slawyon
Somerset County
Harry Hodeett
Hodgett
Chuyson
Alfred
Clawton
Cale
Methodist Episcopal Church
Snapshots From Topeka and Nearby News
Topeka items report J T Pilkington visiting Garnett and Fred Freeman arriving in New York City. Statehouse grounds planted, church meetings, fishing trip by Harry Witten and Will Miller, and county legal business. Local baseball plans at Athletic Park and a busy civic scene across Topeka with courts, rail lines, and society notices.
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J. T. Pilkington
Garnett
Topeka
Fred Freeman
New York City
State House
Aili Kittie Deneyson
Madison
Wm. Winne
North Jackson Street
State Bank
Breidential
Cawker City
First Methodist Church
Harry Witten
Will Miller
Thompsonville
Kansas
Noble
Jackson Courts
Matte E. Dick
Missouri
Steed
New York
Kersus Avenue
Santa Fe
Athletic Park
Henry Stilwell
Salvation Army
Santa Pe
Stanley Dodsins
Hutchineon
Cain
Secretary of State
Wyvian Williams
Carre Fleming
Detman
Reformed Gehobl to Host Wyatt Sisters and Band Act
Enjoyable entertainment was presented to patients featuring singing by the Wyatt sisters and specialties by Scully and Sherr Rowley with the Leetle German Band. The performance will be repeated at the reform gehobl next week.
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Wyatt Sisters
Scully
Sherr Rowley
Leetle
Reform Gehobl
They All Want Bryan in San Francisco July Visit
Democratic leaders in San Francisco plan a mass meeting and ovation for William Jennings Bryan on July 7 after a Los Angeles banquet. Chairman A font and Alford secured Bryan’s promise to attend, with a special train arranged for Los Angeles departure and morning arrival in San Francisco. Bryan will speak and then proceed to Oregon, as W. W. Foote's request for extra speeches could not be accommodated.
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A.font
Democratic State Central
Wmn
J. Bryan
Ant
Alford
Bryan
Los Angeles
Sugar schedule doomed to defeat in Senate vote
A Washington dispatch reports that the sugar schedule backed by Republicans in the Senate finance committee faces defeat. With 47 against and 6 for, plus 18 noncommittal and 17 vacancies, the total Senate membership suggests a clear majority against the schedule and the trusts, barring material amendments.
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New York
Ainy
Herald
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Abellite
Schedie
Trust
United States
Vermscope pictures of Corbett Fitusimimons fight to debut in New York
May 12 New York report says the vermscope exhibition of the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight will open in a large New York theater Saturday night and soon tour the United States. The pictures are copyrighted in London and Paris and promise near complete reproduction, letting viewers recognize many famous sporting men in the crowd around the ring.
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New York
London
Paris
United States
Carson City
Transvaal reply to British note amid arbitration demand
A Cape Town dispatch reports the Transvaal government reply to a strong note from Joseph Chamberlain asserting adherence to the London convention. The dispatch says the note is defiant yet grants the right to demand arbitration on disputed issues and to pass alien immigration laws, deeming arbitration the best path if this right is challenged.
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London
Cape Town
Transvaal
Joseph Chamberlain
Receivership Plea Over California Freight Line
In Chicago on May 12 a receiver seeks two bills filed in superior court. The actions disclose a stockholder quarrel over alleged mismanagement in the California Felt Transportation Company. Since 1889 the firm has transported fruits and vegetables from California to Chicago and markets further west.
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Chicago
Forceiver
California Felt Transportation Company
California
BIKES FOR THE ARMY PLAN FOR MISSOURI TO ST LOUIS RIDE
Lieutenant James A. Moss of the Twenty fifth Infantry sails from the Plantere hotel en route to Fort Mignouia via bicycle with twenty soldiers under General Miles instruction. The journey aims to test bicycle suitability for field equipment and long solo treks, beginning June 1, with daily progress reports to the War Department. The route covers the Rockies and vast plains across the backbone of the United States.
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St. Louis
James A. Moss
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Plantere Hotel
Ft. Mignouia
Mubt
Miles 1
Eanlze
Missoula
St. Louie
Moss
War Department
United States
Rocky Mountains
Acros
Punish the Officers Letter from Mrs Hewitt urges penalties for derelict law officers
Secretary Stephens of the State Temperance union reports a letter from Mrs W E B Hewitt urging stronger penalties for officers who fail in duty. She cites Vermont style salary forfeiture for prosecutors and calls for action to protect law abiding citizens amid perceived administration failures.
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Stephens
State Temperance Union
Mra
Willere
Ferson
Vermont
Made Their Last Trip in Zinc Mine Tragedy
At Rash farm near Oxford New Jersey two prospectors Adam Snyder and Barney Rider were found dead in a zinc ore mine. They had worked the previous evening and after lunch returned to the mine where gas suffocated them. Snyder was found at the foot of the ladder near a possible escape attempt.
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Oxford
N. J
Adam Snyder
Barney Rider
Rash Farm
Philp Rapp
Shyder
Bearing Laurels and a Santa Fe Welcome Parade
A Santa Fe arrival brings trumpet fanfare as Charles Nelson leads a lone wanded figure and a band in a ceremonial salute. The Topeka Turnfest delegation of 50 and 12 in blue uniforms parade with laurel wreaths and banners toward the hall, crowds cheering as the procession moves up Fifth Street.
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Santa Fy
Charles Nelson
Turners
Frank Gutech
Scrie
Savar Wourtha
Darcie
Gutsch
Fifth Street
Te Society
March Ends at Hall After Topeka Rally
A city procession along Kansas Avenue ends with the march terminating at the hall after a sentiment about Topeka 9 slow, maybe, but it is good enough for me. Supporters chose ratification as the procession concluded.
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Topeka
Doha
Smuth
Kansas Avenue
Scorn the Olive Branch in Free Silver Primaries Clash
At a called meeting of the Silver Republican committee a resolution was adopted opposing free silver Republicans voting in county primaries. The motion upholds party principles favoring a gold standard and urges wandering members to return to an American system of finance, commerce, and government. A committee to receive delegates for the Silver Republican State Conference to be held May 20 was appointed with named members.
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Republican Party of
Kansas
George H. Evans
J. Hf. Stevens
Fialstead
MM. Mitchell
James
ME Dt Stebbing
J. Dan Hesiirl
Wf Hanen
Albert Britin
Frank A. Reet
T. J. Nichbin
Wilson Keith
Ducat Morris
W. W. Yates
A. Mc Covile
Byron Witiget
Bertilion System Discussed At Police Chiefs Convention
Pittsburg May 72 delegates at the United States and Canada police chiefs convention spent nearly the session debating the Bertilion system of measurement. They agreed to petition commerce to test the system and to use best efforts to aid police commissioners in their jurisdictions. A special appropriation would be sought to fund the national effort and establish headquarters in a major city.
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Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Comerces
Gertitien Syeter & National
Eyoerat
Citiez
Local notices and social updates from North Topeka
North Topeka community items list residents and visitors including Mrs S J Courtney planning a millinery shop and Henry Burns funding home additions. Numerous people move homes, visit relatives, or host gatherings while church groups meet and local crime notes recount a late evening theft from a Gordon street residence.
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Ieee
Hansas Avenue
Mra
S. J. Courtney
Henry Burns
Holman
W. H. Wasson
Bureville
Louie James
Arkanese
T. M. James
Kate Lewis
Jackson Street
Filey Ayres
Silver Lake
Amity Temple Rathbone Sisters
Tupesas Temple Nu
Fulton
Stewart Henry
S.J. Gowers
Clyde
Kun
Visting
Mageio Dauster
Quincy Street
H.S. Rongiel
Ven Buren Street
Western Avenue
Haa
Joseph Hannon
Weel Gorton Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ies
Momrue Street
Vincent Reading
Kansas Avenue Church
St. Paul
Lewson
T. B. Chanter
F. Kimball
Gordon Street
George Mayer
Quincy
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