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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1895

Page

6

Munyon's Great Fight for Therapies Gains Endorsement

Munyon's range of remedies claims widespread success against traditional methods amid a prejudice against new treatments. Advertises cures for rheumatism digestion liver and kidney disorders blood impurities asthma coughs headaches and other ailments with varying prices and a Philadelphia company backing.

Munyoo Boards of Health Manyon Munyon Price Zoe Muunyon Munyen Munyun Tomuopathic Remedy Co Philadelphia

Armour A Bull Favours Higher Wheat Prices

Armour states belief in higher wheat prices for the coming era despite a current pause in demand. He recalls selling to cut losses and notes few have made money, while doubling up offered hope. News from Fort Wayne and Bloomington confirms Western Interstate League not abandoned and teams remain under protection with potential mergers or admission decisions pending.

Asid PD Fute Estate Lorgan Ly Tran Watre Ind Press Heathchmidt Fort Wayne Terra Thidte Bloomington Sinnueord

Hale Rate Excursions to South Missouri and Arkansas

Travel deals announce May 91 and June 41 round trip fares to South Missouri Arkansas and the Southeka via Mem yar Route Kansas City Fr Scott d Memphis ROR at one fare with minimum 25. Details, schedules, and printed matter offered by G P TA 4 E Lockwood Kansas City Missouri. Tyerry Worral offers summer clothing alterations at fifty cents and Peerless Steam Laundry advertises laundered ladies waists and garden hose sales.

South Missouri Arkansas Southeka South Med Kansas City Scott d Memphis Missouri Lockwoon G.P& TA Peerless Steam Eighth Street Peerless Steam Laundry A. M. Snyder & Co East Seventh Street Poerless Steam Laundry

Classified Notices From A Fragmented Page

Fragmented OCR lists help wanted and sale notices with garbled names and addresses. Items include job ads for maids and housework, a clairvoyant promotion in Kagisas City, dining room gift offers, and other ad snippets with partial locations and timelines.

Rathburn Sue Ransks Fillmore Kagisas City

Bryan Arrival in Van Buren Marks Nebraska Congressman Visit

Congressman W. J Bryan of Nebraska arrived in Van Buren Arkansas this morning as part of a wider tour. He planned to respond to Carlisle and examine secretary’s prior positions while staying alert for developments around the “sneaking platforms” issue raised by Michael D. Harter.

Mewrsis W. 4. Bryan Nebraska van Buren Ark

Planting of ivy marks Topska high school class of 95 rite

The Topska high school senior class of 1895 held a ceremony in Assembly Hall. Thirty three students sang America as Rev Embree spoke. Ed Fox addressed the gathering and ivy from the old building was planted in a prepared hole at the northeast corner.

Topska High School Kansas Avenue Jackson Streets Ciasa America Larah Blake A . Embree Ed Fox

Silver speeches and plans echo through Missouri towns

Report recounts cordial receptions for speakers at Peabody Hotel and Grand Opera House, a talk contrasting Carlisle's current silver views with 1873 positions, plus Bryan's upcoming Jackson Tennessee appearance. It also notes a Missouri silver convention push with calls for a Jefferson City gathering on July 4 and county chairmen to respond. A separate graduation scene describes orange ribboned earth planting and a class poet couplet before a gong and final cheer.

Peabody Hotel Grand Opera House Carilizle Carlisle Bryan Jackson, Tenn Missouri

Means Two Sneaking Platforms

In an interview Michael D. Harter filibusters against free coinage at ten to one calling it a political trap. He warns voters the party with such a plank would face a two faced platform and urges a clear policy favoring a dollar for workers backed by gold. Editors at New York condemn free silver coinage and pledge to oppose legislation at the state Democratic editors meeting with only one negative vote.

X.Y New York Torlay Democratic Association of State of Democratic

Miss Dodge Improves as Washington Report Updates

May 24 dispatches note Secretary Gresham resting well and improving while Representative Hitt also shows better condition. Gen Plowsanton reportedly worse, urged medical aid but declines. Miss Abigail Dodge’s health strengthens since early morning. Telegram from Lord Alfred Douglas expresses regret over who corrected their father.

Washington Lord Alfred Douglas Rouen Douglas of Hawick

General Strike Likely Heralds Miner Walkout in Five States

Bre dated dispatch reports Ohio Mine Workers' Association President Michael Ratchford predicting a May 29 Columbus convention will order a general strike across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. A coal famine worse than last year’s is feared if action is taken, with strong organization among section miners noted.

Wreewaxe W. Va Michael Ratchford Ohio Mine Workers’ Association Columbus Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana Illinoia Katchford Amos

News of Kansas Letter From Leavenworth Man Chronology

G W Harrison of Leavenworth leads Kansas Missouri and Nebraska for United Sons of Protection in Paola to organize a lodge. He receives a letter from Paul H Bray, stepson of John L Waller, the Kansas negro in a French prison. The letter, dated March 22, 1895, describes Waller’s arrest as a political prisoner by French authorities during unrest in Madagascar.

Harrison Waller Mother Hova France

Convict labor to build state houses near penitentiary

Warden Dick Chass plans five new houses using convict labor on state ground west of the prison near the old rock quarry. The project, intended for rental to state occupants, appears unauthorized by the legislature or officials, with no clear approval from governor or penitentiary directors.

Dick Chass Ife

Rich Galena area could double output with consolidation plan

Powder deposits signal a new territory opening, aiming to unite Windsor Haughey and Hoosier tracts under one management. If merged, Galena output may double. In Santa a school board deadlock looms over re electing Superintendent Carroll amid four four votes and limited ballots. Ottawa marks the Golden Wedding of FP P Elder and wife with gifts including leather furniture and gold canes.

Windsor, Haughey and Hoosier Carroll Santa Board of Education Mra. P Elder Ottawa P. Elder Mrs. Elder

Uncle Josh Returns Crawford Bros Show Topeka After Turbulent Three Weeks

The Crawford Bros stage act Uncle Josh and troupe ended a brief three week tour marked by poor business and negative press. They returned to Topeka last night, halted plans to go to California, and did not press on after performing in over twenty towns, losing at least $500. Several Topeka youths invested small sums and face likely losses.

Crawford Bros Hawk Topeka Josh California

Norway Seeks U S Rail Control Says Roads Pay High Dividends

Curacao May 24 Norway’s auditor general C L Anderson, chief representative for the Norwegian railway system, based in Chicago, argues that if the United States could run railroads without loss it should seek control. He notes Norwegian rail lines yield up to 7 percent in some parts and an overall profit of about 4 percent. The report also covers today’s Chicago wheat and grain market activity with fluctuating prices and mixed signals from domestic and international markets.

United States Sie Curcaco Norway C L Anderson Chicago Associated Press State Journal Wig Cater Bedium Liverpool London Wheat Taly Baldwin Farnum Topeka Grain and Steel Exchange

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