Munyan Kidney Cure Promises Relief After Thirty Years
An advertisement by N A Smith of 208 Washington Avenue Bedalia Bic touts Munyan Kidney Cure as a cure for long standing kidney trouble. The testimonial claims the product cured pain after thirty years of illness and prompts readers to write Professor Stubyon in Philadelphia for free medical advice.
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Mnite
Uly
Cutts
Smith
Washington Avenue
Bedalia
Bic
Munyan
Stubyon
Whiadelphia
3000 Policemen Parade in New York May Day Festivities
Three thousand police officers parade through New York with marching bands and mounted units. Invitations went to President Wilson and Governor Betts, as officials prepare for a large ceremonial event with deputy chiefs and staff in attendance.
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New York
Pouide
Sehinsey
Kin Cala- Betts
Wight
Museum of Art Opens After Hewitt Gifts and Cooper Plan
In May the Cooper Minion case spurred museum reforms and a decorative arts department. Funds and leadership from philanthropists Sarah and Kilmer Hewitt enabled the project to move forward. Ten days remain before public opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Minion
Peter Cooper
Museum of Decorative Art
Sarah and
Expensive Brunswick Case Sees Hotel Owner Face Debts
Judgments by confession totaling 9191 were entered today against Richard F. Southienth, proprietor of the Autorun Hotel, for debts owed to creditors including Willman bron for J. S. Picker and Garfield Na- Unnat bank. The records list notes and seized assets tied to the Brunswick hotel in New York City, with multiple firms named as creditors. The matter references related items from the Boston area manuscript case and church notices, underscoring complex probate and property claims surrounding the estate and fixtures.
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Southgate
New York
Cileses
Mar SS
Judements
Confessian
Aginst
Richard F. Southienth
Autorun
Judaments
York Gattins
Southey
Mumber
Branswick
New York City
Willman Bron
J. S. Picker
J. S. Picker Evtnié, $16,000; Entre BK. le. Seiborn
Terie GG
Wat Jnoe
Bwililien Leater
Garfield Na- Unnat Bank
Beuthenry
Three Dams Authorized for Santa Fe System
The Santa Fe approves construction of three large dams to improve resources. Tantry and Song of Strong City secure two contracts for Walnut and Seligman, while a third dam in Johnson Canon will test a new steel design. Walnut dam 40 feet high, 200 feet long. Seligman dam about 60 feet high, 500 feet long. steel dam in Johnson Canon similar to Walnut. Reservoirs will supply water by gravity, with an expenditure in the thousands.
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Santa Fe
Hipley
Atlantic & Pacific
Sone
Strong City
Santrys
Walnut
Ate
Selieman
Johnson Canon
Santi Fe
Wien
Seligman i
Johnsen Canon Steel
Walnue
The Cat Came Back on the Same Train
A Maltese cat vanished on a Delaware & Madison line near Saratoga. It reappeared aboard a train at Cohoes and was found in Albury before being returned to Saratoga. Passengers and staff reported hearing a meow as the cat moved along the route, with the owner Mr Halpin coordinating the return journey.
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Saratoga
Trothman Willan J. Hallan
Delaware & Madson
Sevasion
Gonne Robl
Albury
Cohoes
Halpin
Waite
Alans
Haima
Water Street
Thao Are
Mr. Haltin
Santa Fe Land Commissioner Visits Mining Country
New Mexico Land Commissioner travels through Santa Fe system area and Las Vegas to Albuquerque and La Mateo on a mission of familiarization with the territory's mining, coal, and potential development. Officials say mining has long been active near the region and new quartz prospects are emerging, with plans to expand under Santa Fe ownership.
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Young Peast
Tier Santa Pe
New Mexico
Enzatisthtown
N. of
Frost
Santa Fe
J.J. Frey
C00
Hierinson
Aesistant
Eito
Las Veen
Ation
Albuquerque
la Mateo
Trainmen Amend Laws Reduce Age and Eligibility
The Railway Trainmen's convention approved changes lowering admission age from 31 to 18 and allowing six months service for eligibility to ride the rails. The Peoria council invited the trainmen to their next year meeting and offered transportation from Chicago to New Orleans.
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Thade
Peoria
Chicago
Louie
Atlanta
Orleans
Agent Snyder Charged With Stealing Coupon Tickets
Agent Snyder from Pittsburg is charged in Topeka with stealing 20 future coupon tickets worth several hundred dollars. Tickets were sold. authorities traced the crime as Snyder returned from Marion Ohio where he transferred to a different line. He has been sent to Pittsburgh to stand trial.
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Burs
Sante Fe Accret
Gervine
Topeka
Yemtes
Marhin
Ohio
Hi F. Snyder
Santi Ie
Pittaburs
Lervines
Attites
Mer. Iurke
Marion
Symers
Drormstry
Topeks
Pittubure
Railway Telegraphers Plan Abolition of Second Assistant Grand Chief
Peoria May 6 delegates at the Convention of the Order of Railway Telegraphers are in session. The office of second assistant grand chief will be abolished and T. M. Pletson of Terre Haute, the present incumbent, will likely be promoted to the position. An effort will seek to form a committee to confer with other railroad unions before the national federation with power to act.
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Peoria
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Rand
TM. Plet Son
Terre Pauw
Meretase
Fame 4
Patchwork of Topeka News From Street Work To Court Cases
Readable items note street repairs and new sidewalks, local misprints, and a police beat mix of city events. Mentions murder case in Missouri, political shifts, baseball chatter, a theater engagement canceled, fires, thefts, and court actions. Local officials, businesses, and residents appear in scattered items.
Boston Greek relief committee reports total funds collected
The Boston Greek relief committee met at Tremont building with Archibald M Howe presiding. 44 members attended as officials reported $6 637 raised for Crete and Greek refugees, including a $3 check from the Union of Greek Women and a child's half dollar with a note about helping the Greek cause.
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Boston
Mass
Tremobt
Archibald M. Howe
Allee Preetian Palmer
Lelio Griva
Cavek Waren
Isabel C. Barrows
Snetusa
Union
Geoek Wwomien
Grescow
Cburen
Diamond sale and envoy Chang Yuen Hoom story
Report of Chang Yuen Hoom selling a 45 carat and a 20 to 45 carat diamond to cover obligations, with Roark and Weigel cited and hints of a British purchase. Also mentions rubies, the Waldorf stay, and a possible England set. Includes an aside on a New Great South American Kidney Car remedy and local druggists in Topeka.
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New Acre
Amy Soon osoRech
Tiat
Wiliam J. Bryan
Chang Yuen Hoom
Voultier
Me Rauch
Dimond
Chang Yer
The
Waldorf
Roark
Tilg
Ealor Dimond
Whiel Weigel
Toten
Chane
Roach
Howeh
Chang Alen
Boweh
Chang
Chase
England
Geo. W. Stanfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drogen
Druggisia
Topeka
Kan
Veres for Mrs Leslie Aboard Paris Near Europe
New York May 25 The American line steamer Paris sails to Southampton with lavish dining room bouquets for Mrs Leslie. The list includes Marquis Alexandre Imbert de Maryed and Miss Olga Nethersole, plus diplomats and a party of Japanese bound for business in Europe.
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Waris
Europe
New York
Paris
Southampton
Alexandre Imbert de Maryed
Frank Lesile
Miles
Olga Nethersole
Miss Nethersole
Leslie
Chang Yen Hoon
Mr. Li
Ta Hung Chang
The
Treasury
John W. Forter
United States
Great Britain
Itus
Rev. Wallace
New Zealand
England
Epkcopal
Iowa liquor law shows little practical effect yet
Des Moines observers report the post extra session liquor manufacturing law has produced minimal change. No breweries or distilleries have opened outside Des Moines Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids amid ongoing debate and uncertainty about future operations. The pig distillery near Des Moines may reopen, but no definite actions have occurred, and larger cities along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers continue brewing despite prohibitions.
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Des Moines
Lowa Onl
Marshalltown
Cedar Thapids
Cédar Rapids
Atsississippi
Missouri
Sioux City
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Burlington
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Tore
Presbyterian Assembly Hails Queen Victoria Birthday
An afternoon session of yesterday's Presbyterian assembly recognized John Wanamaker and sent greetings to Queen Victoria on her seventieth birthday and the sixtieth anniversary of her accession. The measure praised Victoria's reign as longest in a millennium and noted the British empire sunrise. Connecticut Senate approves inheritance tax on estates over 10 000 with rates 0.5 percent to lineal heirs and 3 percent to collateral heirs or to organizations.
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Eagle Lake
Presbyterian Assembly
John Wanamaker
Modernior
Sediland
Presbyterian
Scotland
Wanamiker
Queen Victoria
America
Connecticut
Ranieri
Conn
Miy
State Senate
Cuban Fund Gone Astray in Boston Fair Funds
A $5,000 Cuban relief fund raised in Boston last February via a Music Hall fair has not yet reached the Junta in New York. Organizer J Monson Aguirre and assistant Charles Mason Fuller are named. Also notes Greek union sentiment from Crete, a college assignment in Terre Haute, a Cripple Creek mine sale, and Dewitt’s Early Riser mention.
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Boston
Music Hall
Junta
New York
J. Monson Aguirre
Charles Mason Fuller
Medical College Elect Officers Elected for Year
Kansas Medical college faculty met Saturday evening and elected J J Woe as dean with R S Magee as secretary. Provision allowed receiving bodies for dissection under the new state law. Turkish decree orders expulsion of Greeks. peace talks suspended. Popocatepetl volcano bonds sold to American syndicate for sulphur ice and tourism to crater. W F Runner advertises routes to New York and St. Louis trains. One Minute Cough Cure praised for croup and bronchitis protection. George W. Stumstfeld notes address.
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Medical College
Kansas Medical College
J. Ji. Woe
R.S. Magee
Medical Colleges
New York
St. Louis
Cortlandt Street
Desbrosses Street
Twenty-Third Street
W. F. Hrunner
Atv
W. Fi Jotmaon
Newark
George W. Stumstfeld
National Educational Association Meeting Milwaukee to be highlighted
The article promotes a National Educational Association gathering in Milwaukee Wisconsin with praise for Union Pacific service from Omaha to Kansas City. It notes comfortable equipment including day coaches Pullman cars and dining facilities, cites a round trip fare with discounts, and references promotional material from Edwards Parker merchants. It also mentions Cham berlain's Pain Balm and Aver's Sarsaparilla in passing.
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National Educational Association
Huffaly
Union Pactile
Ail
Milwaukee
Wis
Maternation
Polate
Aidles West
Missouri Rivee
Omer
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Iran
Tantry & Song, of
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Seligman
Snyder
Pittsburg
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Lithore
Lawrence
Squires
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Yount
Tk Dydally
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AH. Skidmore
West City
Clarence Young
Los Jores
Lawfenén
Topely
T. A.A. Justight
Rock Island
Kansas Wty
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George Hanley
Ite
Johnson Building
Karnsas Avenue
Manikter Fitts
Atchison, Thurs
J. Kaster
Eurgeon
Sante Fe
Dorion
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Topets
Atchiven
Lemvinworth
Exaporia
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RR Boyd
Burk Island
Kur
Pyrwine
Prince
Hhi
JoHi Pisehe
Atedi
Fitifax
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Kuin
Salvation Army Hospital
Johi) Jones
Inapne
Asilies
J. F. Tne
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Jackson Streets
Vopika Rhitway
Harry Donaisson
Santa Fe Passenger Department
Booneville
Kemper Military Academy
Bante Fo
Salvation Army
O. B Chirk
Twen Co . Amwond
Lauck
Sheerdine PD
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Mansger
Edward Jowes
Jones
Joey Tall
Sale
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Hine
Jom
Hi. J. Barher
Parsons
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Aince
Parsons High School
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H. A. Aude
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Pierce
Dave Sibley
Whitemore
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James H Devin
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Jeanette Mason
Mason
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Justice Guy's Court
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Northwestern Life Insurance Company
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Money Pork
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Hate
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Ind
Coat
College For Women
Jane Coats
Greencastle
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Cripple Creek Mines
Crippie Creek District
Thos. Bowers
Crockett Texas
Enterprise
Dewitt
George W. Stansfield
Kansas Avenue
Samaria
Whappes
Castoria
Carly
Azycam
P. Lannan
Kinley & Lannan
Kas
ASE
Perfecton
Dealora Gro Burshart, Wakter
Warnen Cigar
Kansas
City
Kerley
Levit B. Keeney
Union Depot
Kkeley Institute
Kansas City
S. Townsend & Coo
Eighth Street
E. A. Chaney
East Sth Ave
Constantinople
Bis Heer
Mexico City
Popocatepet
Beluw
National Educational Association Meeting
HL. Lomax, Go. Sta
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Omaha
Edwards & Parker
Merchants of
Phons
Gay
Chamberlain’s
Pain Bais
Lamo Beck
Deep Seated
Muscles
Aver
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