Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
A fragmented ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best salve for sores chapped hands corns and skin eruptions. It asserts fast cures and offers a guarantee of satisfaction with no purchase or payment required.
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Ian Balm
Parke
Inc
Boothe
Pastor del. Ave
Lore
Ahon
Chas
Del
Catarrk
Afes_ Jobe Stoller
Cherkers Px
Edward Woudlem
Galloway
Foltstown
Anson Barrell
Cincinnati
B. F. Jackson , CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Arnold & Son
North Topeka
Kansas
Midsummer’s Fair Likely Delayed by Ongoing Opposition
Auditorium directors push to raise about $4,000 to fund an expansion and fair grounds. Major Anderson leads a shuffled meeting with plans to double subscriptions, discuss coal hole funds and possible opposition from Crawford. Subscriptions efforts aim to rally business leaders and residents, amid doubts over feasibility and cost.
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T. J. Anderson
Auditorium Association
Samuel T. Howe
Edward Wilder
Downing
Major Anderson
C. H. Nettels
Nettels
D. J. Greenwald
Otto Kuehne
Kuehne
Dransfield
and Butchers’ Association
Weould
W. T. Miller
Hi. Crosby
Lst
Cayvass
M. C. Tolman
Cler
Coal Hole Fund
WUL Chaffee
J. S. Woolverton
Hudson
Anderson
Fellows
Otto Kuhne
Chanehman Warner
H Menderson
Warner
Anderson—Crosby
He Crosby
KS. Bricham
Olle Kuehne
Pmajor Anderson
Talking It Over Negotiations Between United States and Canada Begin
Washington May 26 negotiations to settle disputes between the United States and Canada began at the state department with Sir Julian Pauncefote and Sir Louis Davies meeting President and Secretary Day. Gen John W Foster and John A Kasson led talks to outline a basis for settlement and a joint commission for a treaty with Kasson handling reciprocity.
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United States
Canada
Washington
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Louis Davies
Executive Mansion
White House
Julian
Louis Maie
Day
John W. Pister
John A. Kasson
Gen. Fosters
Gen
Foster
Mr. Kasson
Kasson
Austrians Arrive London to Sail for Cuban Waters
A report from London states the Austrian cruiser Kaiser Francis Joseph I has arrived in port and will sail armored for Cuban waters from Priday, accompanied by the bruiser Raisertin Maria Teresa.
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London
Mar
Conrain
Gibraltar
Kaiser Francis Joseph 1
Priday
Cuban
Maria Teresa
Ten Days With No Building Permits Reported
Snapshot notes a lull in building permits over ten days. Items include community events, lectures, fairs, and civic plans in Topeka, with mentions of municipal upgrades, public addresses, college activities, military mobilization readiness, and local club gatherings.
Manila Bay tensions rise as rebels fortify Cavite
A Manila cable reports American squadron off Cavite with one ship patrolling. Japanese and other foreign warships anchor off Manila while the Naniwa salutes the port. Rebels, led by Anguinaldo after Hong Kong arrival, seize Subig and prepare to fight Spaniards. Rumors of attacks and court martials circulate, though accuracy is uncertain.
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New York
Manila Bay
Hong Kong
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Immortalite
Brinx
Anguinaldo
McCulloch
Subig
Callao
Montejo
TENT FOR EVERY MAN 15000 Tents Ordered for Philippines Army
San Francisco May 26 The government has purchased the collier Peter Jebsen here at Howard Street Bunkers loaded with coal to tow Monterey from Honolulu to Manila. Over 2000 troops arrive weekly with more expected. 16000 one man tents are contracted for 30000 dollars to equip Manila forces.
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Howard Street
Jebsen
Monterey
Honolulu
Manila
California
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Clark
Union Iron Works
Utah
Salt Lake
Montana
New Orleans
North Dakota
Atchison Help Questioned in Curtis Feud
Charley McCabe former county clerk criticizes Shawnee county for backing Mr. Seaton and urges unity for Curtis. He denounces the Horton convention pledge, recalls past favors to Atchison county, and says Shawnee owes nothing to Atchison while Curtis’ supporters face pressure to move votes to the First district.
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Curtis
Horton
Seaton
Shawnee County
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At-Arge
Porter
McCarthy
Townsend
Hutchinson
Atchison County
Atchison
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Walker
Ingalls
United States
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John A. Martin
David Martin
W. W
W. F. Guthrie
John Seaton
Board of Public Works
Curtis stance cited on safeguarding state institutions
The passage argues supporters are justified in preferring Curtis for governor, stating he would not ask friends to jeopardize the state's great institutions or advance personal interests, framing him as a loyal former official with a protective regard for public trust.
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Curtis
Russell Harrisons Luck Will Go to the Front with Lee
Washington May 26 Major Russell B Morrison inspector general of the army, son of ex President Harrison, has expressed a great desire for military service at the front and has been assigned to duty.
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Russell Harrison
General Lee
Washington
Russell B. Waorrison
Ee. Army
Harrison
Military personnel reshuffle and beard care ad note
Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee commands Seventh Army Corps at Tampa. An order detaches Maj. Wim. Mimo from engineer duties in DC District to join Maj. Gen. Wade at Chickamauga. A halting claim on hair loss remedies and a Nevada dealer’s ad end the item with a drug trade pitch and telephone number.
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Seventh Army Corph
Tampa
Fin
Miles
Wim. Mimo
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