NOTHING BUT MEASLES In His Arms Address Before Kansas Medical Society
The Kansas Medical Society held its annual address with President Blick presiding at Ottawa. The talk covered state standards for physicians, education, licensing, and proposed reforms to guard public safety. Speakers warned against quackery and urged uniform standards and stricter oversight across states.
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The
Kansas Medical Society
Aoeet H & Black
Ottawa
Lewis
Topeks
Aermagenvente Comsmittee
Blick
Margie
Topeka Club Meeting Deliberates Library Affairs and Health Board
In a detailed session of the Topeka club, members debated the state library purchase rules, library access, and related governance. Dr Nannie and Dr Stewart of Clay Center attended, with discussions referencing Stormont hospital, Sixth and Harrison, and calls to visit facilities at Stormont and Santa Fe hospital. The gathering listed numerous attendees from Kansas and nearby states, noting enrollments and a trend of members being behind in dues. topics included library milestones and health board proceedings.
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Stewart
Topskat
Black
Nannies
Topeka
Clay Center
Bix Hoge
Society
Sante Fe Hospital
Stormont
Wall
Sixth
Harrison Street
Gelier
Deere
McGuire
Stormont Woreryee Baie PaaState
J. W. Porter
Lidhg
Mollulre
Tims
Agalth
Ida
Barnes
P Lewis
J. Munn
J. C. Berleston
G. J. Mulvane
Franver Storm
Was. Gindesy
E Jones
New Ward
G. Stewart
We. E. Mevey
Thonas Kicktrikk
State Board of Health
W Hogeboom
D. KK
Porcenates
Minney
L. M. Powell
Caneer
Rr & Black
Ottawa
Reynolds
Horton
Wetherby
Winehincons
Purale
Wieim
George Haliey
Kancae City
Basham
Xeal
Kan
Pleasanton
MP Sexton
Bonner Sprivice
Ancrew Suline
Garavn Clay
G. W. Hotenboek
Opposition to Johnson in Anderson County Primary Contest
Anderson County Representative John G. Johnson faces two nomination challenges. Opponents include Jobson and others from nearby Fort division, Southern Department, who backed a minority credential report and Buchan delegation seating at a Lawrence convention, signaling a tough re election bid.
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Anderson County
John G. Johnsve
Ony Gernett
Cindetsoo
Johnsons
Andersin Qounty
Jonnaon la A Som
Idne
Jobson
Sippeliate
Lawrence
Andersin
Buchan Delegatomy
Bolt And Nut Trust Rises Prices In Steel Belt Trade
Reported rise of about five dozen percent in the iron trade belt goods follows claims of a gigantic pool in bolts and nuts. Organization directed by F. M Parks of the city will be managed in line with Nail Makers Association practices governing price and supply.
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F. M Parks
Thie Sty
Poutie
Iet
Prohibitionists Elect New Stockton Committee Leader
California Prohibitionists met in Stockton May 14 elect Chauncey Dunn of Sacramento as chairman. Committees were named and pledged to push for free coinage of silver and the end of public and private debt payment in legal tender. They also favored woman suffrage.
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Stockton
CaliMey
Chauncey Dunn
Siacraments
Sents
Grand Jury Indicts Arkansas City Bank President
Perry O T May 14 the county grand jury returned an indictment against George S Hurtles president of the First National Bank of Arkansas City charging him with fraud. Dr A P Sawyer attorney states details are contested and part of the case involves misused funds.
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Harting
Arkansas City Bank
Perry
O. T
George S. Hurtles
First National Bank of Arkansas
Ingalls Choice Dominates 39th District Senate Race
The article argues John J. Ingalls is the likely choice of the Thirty-ninth Senatorial district for U.S. senator, with Burton allies and Parker Harrell facing strong opposition. It notes Bettin Burton’s influence fading after the latest Fill City convention and mentions key local figures like J B Berjon and Representative Dave Hanna in Burton’s camp.
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John J. Ingalls
United States
Burton
Gilleiie
Aiepises
Parker
Lurron Ie
Hay
Ingalls
Harci
Abex
Inigulls
Ed Madden
Ehghmen
Barlon
Ingullé
Ingslie
Dave Hanna
Grihem
Iother Germ
Hoe
Hanna Hay
Chit Burton
Efili
Wat son Hopkins Rivalry Looms in Thirty-Death Senatorial Race
In the Thirty-bleath district three candidates including J. Simmons Lane County and George W. Watson Edwarts County contend for the senatorial seat. Hopkins long favored by many appears unlikely to win as shifting support points to Watson amid party convention maneuvers and local county alignments.
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Watson
Ebopkins
Pallanes
Rame Opkins
Fintey
J. Simmons
Lane County
Georse
W. Watson
Edwarts County
Hopkitts
Hankis
Harses
Hon
Hopkins
Harten
Pinney County
John J
Republican Surge Aims to Trim Populist hold in district
In a heated precinct, Republicans vow to deny the populist faction their kingpin, as several candidates compete for the senatorial seat. Rend county scrutiny looms with Willian Flr and a Prosperous farmer figure among would-be winners, while voters anticipate a shift away from Leeds led popularity.
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Kingmen
State Board of Charities
Rene County
Rano
Aefer- Hon
Rend
Frank Vinewnt
Huschinson
Strouls Nation
Pisteber Meredith
Jude
Theodowus Fotkin
A.W. Switger
A L. Sponieier
NEW RAILROAD CHARTERED TO CONNECT ARKANSAS CITY AND OKLAHOMA
A new railroad charter aims to extend from Arkansas City to Oklahoma along with a telegraph line, linking into the Santa Fe area in Oklahoma territory. The venture plans a ninety mile route, capitalized at one million dollars, with Newman and Buckwell listed among organizers. A fatal switchyard accident in Winfield claimed Hadden’s life as he was struck by a box car. a strange ad pitch for health products follows.
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Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Arkanmae Ole
Blackwell de Souchweatere Tattersommnarsyt
Arkansax City
Blackwell
Oklahoma Terriory
Thenie
Hinetyulme Seara
Newman
Eelert
Gugstes
Buckwell
Teina Arev
Willim Grimes
Kingtater
Hadden
Santa Fe
Sante Fe
Wintetd
Wee
Esterday
Nis Ar
Winfield
Replies to Mr Murphy Defends That Body Against Criticisms
Mrs Lurenda B Smith of Kansas City voices defense of the WCTU against criticisms by Frances Murphy. She argues women’s voting rights would have strengthened prohibition enforcement and criticizes male inaction. The Kansas WCTU remains active, defending temperance, law, and female political power. Rev. O Taylor of Chicago supports prohibition efforts under the Kansas WCTU.
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Lurenda B Smith
Wot T. 0
Kansas
Francia Marghy
Temperance Advocate
Topeka State Journal 7
Kingman
Chicago
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ricer
Hines Wo C.T
W. CT. D
Hangas
Kaneas
Temperance lectures and pro prohibition efforts in Kansas
A Kansas temperance leader reports ongoing lectures and state wide agitation aimed at enforcing prohibition. Plans include rapid spread to major cities by June and active work by national speakers, with conventions and mass meetings sustaining the movement against other temperance groups. Local druggists advertise Dian Balsam and King’s New Life pills as cures and tonics, with testimonials from Dr. A Sawyer and J H Jones.
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F. L. Shepherd
Opera Printing CO
Topeka
Kansas
Hia
Taylor
Towse i Kanais
Ste Gkton
Kanes
White Ribbon Army
Murphy
Ranma W. C.T. Ui
Sime
Lubenda B
King
J H. Jones
Drugciat
Kansas Avenue
Fragmented North Topeka Page Notices and Local Advertisements
Local column chaos shows names and places including Leavenworth, Topeka, and Kansas Avenue. Mentions of individuals such as George Henenck, Horace Eaton, and Grace Sherturne appear among scattered notes on travel, business, and social events. A reported accidental eye injury to Owen Crawford follows a brief obituary and funeral notice for Mrs. F Kuster, with community announcements and advertisements from A J Kane & Co and Gote Dra Iivon & Reynolds.
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RH. Flemington
Iran
Leavenworth
Aia R. Mallikun
Burtingtoc
Attvaciine
Wiley
George Henenck
Hfe
Rwwck
Beste
Phoet
J. Uf Srader
Tuly Law
Lawey
Heller
North
Kansas
A.J. Kane & Co
Iivon & Reynolds
Wyehie
Topeka
Stebling
Union Facile Railway
Salina
F Morris
Vieitite
Kanae
J. Frenk
Gaweny
Kansua Avenue
Gall Deanet
Sen
F. Kuster
Wes
Tov
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
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