Zaro Lectures and Free Cures At Topeka Library Hall
Four nights event starting Wednesday May 24 1895 features Zar o the famed English lecturer offering free cures for cripples rheumatic paralytic and blind guests. Doors open 7 pm with a startling lecture and demonstrations of new European medicine without charges or coats. Admission free. seats reserved for unblessed supporters. Zar o plans to open a Kansas City branch and urges cripples to visit Hotel Throop or Veale block offices for treatment details.
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Europe
Zato
America
Tapekee
Weil
Zare
Hali
Tellig Ioula
Zara
Topeka
Zara Edical Institute
Ganst
Weobit
Kansas City
Dio
Veale Fuck
Quinley Street
Toomd Mand
Artists Prof Sammuels Oculist At Hotel Throop Showcase
An article lauds Prof Sammuels as an oculist and artist, noting his glass-based demonstrations and a Kansan testimonial praising improved vision after his glasses. The piece contrasts true artistry with others carving clay and paying for mere supplies, and mentions a letter from A J Pace about eye aids and a voyage of the Amer mer from Philadelphia to St Louis.
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Sammuels
S Kanses
Prof
Samuels
Monument Debuts at Topeka for Blue Battle Soldiers
The Gage monument to Kansas soldiers from the battle of the Blue with Gen Joe Shelby arrives in Topeka. It will be unveiled next Thursday at the cemetery with a large parade and ceremonies led by Major T J Anderson and Gov Morrill. The program includes civic groups, bands, schoolchildren, and a speech by Gen J C Caldwell. Katie Ost will pull the cord to drop the ceiling as Battery B fires a 21-gun salute, dedicating the memorial to fallen comrades.
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Pavell
Gage
Bine
G. G. Gage
Kansas
Blue
Joe Shelby
Topeka
West
Ita Kied
Leen
Grand Army
T. J. Anderson
A. ML. Puller
W. H. Ward
I. M. James
Fire Department
J. S McKitrick
G. A
Shawnee County
PD. FP. Wyatt
East Eighth
East Eifth
Marshall
Jackson
George W. Veale
D. C. Crane
Morrill
Roy
FS. McCabe
J.C. Caldwell
Wyatt Sisters
Howel Jones
Ross Burns
Shelby
Burns
Ouey
Jackman
Sn Cath
Kaosad
Mr. Jones
Mr. Gage
The
Lilila
Katie Ost
Ben Ost
James Eagie
Tisouer
Gaga
Reichstag review notes scarce praise for session
Berlin Times correspondent reports the reichstag session drew little praise with few voices contented beyond Socialists and Radicals. Intrigues surround Chancellor Von Caprivi and baron Von Bieberstein, signaling a possible ministerial crisis in the summer.
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Berlin
The
Times
Reichstag
von Caprivi
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
Receiver Sought For Capital In Topeka Daily Case
St Louis creditor John E Baker seeks a receiver for the Capital in a federal suit filed in Topeka district court. Baker, holder of a 1591 judgment for 6000 against Major Hudson, alleges nonpayment and seeks proceeds to satisfy the judgment. Attorneys Quinton & Quinton report Hudson will contest, with the receiver to be chosen by agreement or by the court.
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St. Louis
Hrings
Aeceiver
Capital
Topeka Daily Capital
United States District Court
John E. Beker
Quinton & Quinton
Baker
Hudsons
St Louis
Foster
River
Jodge Williame
Caldwell
Topeka
A. B Quinton
Journal
Major Hudson
Quintons
Iany
Quinton
Lothera
German Luncheon Cakes and Cushioned Living in the Quarter
A vivid portrait of German quarter luncheons praising cake culture led by Vienna influence. It notes long, relaxed meals with coffee and pastry, the avoidance of quick bites, and a belief hot drinks aid digestion. The piece mixes social observation with remarks on health and temperate eating habits in a bustling urban scene.
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Vienna
Mence
Jim Crow joint raid ends with twenty three beer bottles
Sheriff and deputies raid a Highland Park cottage run by James Crow. They find twenty three bottles of beer in the kitchen and fifty empties, with Crow pleading innocence but facing five counts for selling liquor. Mrs Crow protests as the family is brought into the incident. the case moves toward plea negotiations.
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Highland Park
James Crow
Mr. Crow
Bunse
Crow
Mra Crow
Mag
Dirs
Old Court House
First Blood in Sheep War In Routt County
Four men wounded in a clash between sheepmen from Wyoming and Montana and Routt County cattlemen near Sheep Horn twenty miles above Wolcott. Wounds include gash to forehead, ear wound, neck injuries, and multiple back cuts. Casualties could die. dispute centers on driving sheep through Routt County to Wolcott for rail shipment.
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Crirr
Colo
William Mutha
Alex Winslow
Tom Dice
John Winslow
St & Point
Wolcott
Wyoming
Montana
Knutt County
Wolcot
Routt County
Elks' Quarrel Over Grand Exalted Ruler Detwiler
Meade D. Detwiler of the city, elected grand exalted ruler at Buffalo, replies to W. B. Hay claims of a rival Atlantic faction. He argues the Buffalo meeting holds the full seal charter archives rituals and reports of the order and dismisses the notion of a dying faction.
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Detwiler
Hanegtsavac
Expiring Party Fractures Lodge Unity Warns of Healing Path
A fragment notes many lodges dissatisfy with Mr Hay and cites serious differences. It mentions abundant team and power within the order to heal rifts and references legal decisions that point toward reconciliation avenues.
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Hay
Senate Rules Committee to Vote on Chamber Ventilation
The Rules Committee will meet next Saturday to study senate ventilation and capitol wing lighting. An expert will likely recommend switching from gas to electricity, with gas lighting raising chamber temperature by seven to ten degrees. The rules overhaul may wait until a later session of the Fifty fourth Congress.
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Wasumorox
Senate Romantes
Senate
Capitol
Scranton Miner Letters on Wages and Job Prospects
Robert Curley, a Scranton miner, reports earnings of 8.90 last month and 3 this month. He states coal operators foresee four to five months with no better prospects. Curley says locals do not want charity but will accept it if work remains unavailable.
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Scranton
Robert Curley
The
State Journal
Curley
Fax Collectors Discharged in Privapetria District
Thirteen deputies hired by Internal Revenue Collector Doyle to collect the income tax were ousted after a Supreme Court decision halted further work. Collector's returns show about 4.25 million dollars collected before the ruling ended business.
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Privapetria
Internal Revenue
Doyle
Supreme Court
Munyon Remedies Endorsements From Leading Papers
Widely cited reports from the Boston Post Philadelphia Times New York Press Baltimore American Washington Post and others claim Munyon s remedies cure or greatly benefit most rheumatic and neuralgic cases. They note rapid relief for pain in arms legs and back and assert near universal success in testimonials. The excerpts present a booster tone and emphasize claimed cures and rapid effects.
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Boston Post
Philadelphis Times
New York Press
Baltimore American
Washington Post
Cies
Simyon
Guy
Diuuyon
Union
Philadelphia Times
Mungan
New York
Munrou
Munyon
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Delaware Bay
Capes
Delaware River
Little Katie
Recelver Asked
Frances Lybrand
Ohio
Civil Engineering Department
Patent Office
Washington
Missouri
House
Stone
Ellen Spencer
Ilinois
Jacksonville
Emily Malone Morgan
Connecticut
Anchorage
Chicago
West Virginia
H. Campbell
Green River
James Crow Joint
Highland Park House
ELKS
Palace
Mone
Zoo
Kansas Avenue
Auerbach & Guettel
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