Zara Medicated Cures Attract Topeka Crowd
An 19th century advertising notice touts Zara's medicines and Zuro oysters as miraculous cures for cripples and others. A free lecture and public clinic begin May 20 at the Library Hall in Topeka with open entries, no admission fee, and limited free treatments.
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Zara
Zuro
America
Ushdavita Cid
Zara Medical Institute
Quincy
Zaco
Free Leviure
Pblle
Topeka
Dad
Tand Ubosse
Catn
Qelvey
Dy AL Tetle Engl
Pivatevik
J B Swalm Dead In Village Home At Age
J B Swalm, long associated with Horace Greeley and the Times covering notable accessions, died at his village home yesterday aged years. His career is described as highly creditable. meanwhile The Times notes growing relief in political circles that parliament will be dissolved in June or July.
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B. Peraiva
Lorace Greeley
Hicatiga
Lee Cabin
Greeley
Bribie
Mtv
Bayard ‘Faylor
Jay
The
Times
May Queen crowned at Bethany College fete in Topeka
In Topeka social items revive Bethany College May Day pageant. Myrtle Davin is crowned May Queen as pupils parade in white gowns and ivy wreaths on a scarlet decorated stage. Amphion Club concert closes a spring season with a demanding orchestral program and praised soloists. Other local social notices include gatherings, visits, and civic events across Topeka and vicinity.
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Tawa
Bathany
Myrtle Davin
Steinberg
Ccll
Bethany College
Louise Kellam
Safford Chamberlain
David Smith
Tom Bowman
Eugene Rogers
Jessie Bart Jost
Edus McClintock
Miss Andrews
Ascort
Vivian Stanford
Mise Gertrude Janka
Ofsen
Lena
Churches a Curse, Rev Thomas Dixon Says in Sermon
Rev Thomas Dixon condemns New York churches as a colossal failure and hindrance to Christianity in a speech at the Academy of Music. He argues existing denominations lack mass appeal, calling for a new church to reach the people despite the $16,000,000 combined wealth of Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist bodies.
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Thomas
Tex
Dixon
Academy of Music
New York
Reversed Judge Brewer Overruled In Liquor License Case
Washington police court nullified a 400 dollar yearly liquor license imposed on clubs by Congress. The University club faced the measure, paid nothing, and the court found the law illegal after a jury trial. Other clubs echoed the decision and refused payment, while a separate heat wave in Huros, STD, May 28 caused crop damage and stressed drought impact.
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Washington Police Court
Supreme Court
WasaisaTos
Justice Brewer
Congress
University Club
Press Club
Ilegal
Eluba
Danger in Heavy Clothing and Women's Movement Notes
A collage of 1900s era items outlines risk from heavy garments for women and profiles Miss Bertha Eppstein and Miss June Addams. It covers haircloth skirts, suffrage progress, new social conventions, Hull House ties, and a practical plan for scavenging waste in Chicago. The piece blends biographical sketches with social reform commentary and urban life observations.
Sound Money Club formed in Buffalo business circle
Burrato May 28. The organization of a sound money club in this city to include representative business men of Buffalo has been effected. A meeting at the Iroquois was addressed by J. Dewitt Warner of the New York Reform club who spoke by invitation, officers pro tem elected, and a public meeting will be called to establish a permanent organization. The Royal baking powder is praised as the best in the market by official authorities.
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W. W. Phelps
Independence
Phelps
Willis Page
Chicago
Topeka
C. Baker
Denver
Iroquois Club
Vinewood
Gertrude Dick
Y. B&o
Wichita
Susie Dick
Kansas City
Lilien
Grace Marsh
Bethany
Chicag
Aix
Tlurry
California
John A. Elsenhans
Oklahoma City
W. C. Webb
All Prey
Drury College
Fisther
J. J. Frey
England
Casital
Huila
Burrato
Buffalo
J. Dewitt Warner
New York Reform Club
First Woman Delegate for Republican League Named
Miss Helene Varick Boswell of New York has been chosen as a delegate at large to the Republican state leagues national convention in Cleveland Ohio on June 19. Reported as the first woman selected in the East by either major party to represent at a national league gathering.
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Republican League
New York
Helene Varick Boswell
Republican State League
Cleveland
Ohio
East
Bowery Rival Sees General Harrison In Hindoo Dress
Thomas Rowan of the Bowery visits General Harrison in New York in full Hindoo costume for a humorous tea offer. Rowan, a McKinley supporter, proclaims the “old man” king and greets Harrison with an elaborate ceremony before departing with his East Indian companions. Public curiosity and a lighthearted clash of cultures color the scene near Harrison’s hotel stay.
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Tom Henan
The
Bowery
de Ole Mas
New York
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Johnson
Starban
Thomas Rowan
Chauncey “de Peach
Ben Harrison
Thomas
General Harrison
Tom
McKinley
Gen Herrison
Lung Eyne
Inslani
Ollie Teall
Ronan
East
Indiana
Gen
Dawn
Ben
Corbett Meets Fitz in Talks Amid Forfeit Dispute
James J. Corbett and Robert Pitzsimmons met at the Coleman house amid threats of a fight. Joe Vendig and legal counsel discussed arranging the bout while forfeit funds were debated. Vendig will decide the location and date. Fitzsimmons to post his forfeit once set.
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D. New
James J. Corbett
Robert Pitsimmons
Coleman House
Joe Vendig
Viverida Club
W. A. Brady
Corbett
Emanuel Friend
Fitzsimmons
Friend
Ned
Commissioner Bird Urges Aid For Boranton Sufferers
Commissioner of Labor Statistics W G Bird warned that supplies for Boranton sufferers will not last beyond this week. He noted 42 families totaling 212 people are cared for by Scranton committees and urged continued contributions. He praised Topeka ladies for their commendable work and announced a charity concert at Hamilton Hall to benefit Scranton’s unemployed.
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Tom Grahem
Barker
Mis
S. H. Sretecell
Jas. Murphy
Joy
Church of the Assumption
Topeka
Oak Grange Hall
Mission Township
Major Burge
Missen Wyatt
F. M. Stahl
A. H. Vance
Hitchcock
J.B. McAffee
Bradford Miller
Joe Watera
SM. Wood
Captain McGregor
5. M. Weed
Lincoln Street
Frank Blanch
Quenema
Kaw
Bird
Boranton
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
W. G. Bird
Kansas City Journal
Topeks Capital
Scranton
Mr. Bird
Serantes
Lum
Hamilton Hall
Largest Republican League Convention Planned in Cleveland
Curevco May 23 President Tracy of the National Republican League says the Cleveland convention on June 19 will be the largest ever. Delegates expected as Cleveland prepares extensively. The convention will discuss currency and other national issues, with continued league organization policy noted.
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Republican League
Cleland
Curevco
Tracy
National Republican League
League
Cleveland
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Gis
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Peancey
Chas
St. Joseph
H. C. Orr
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Amphion Club
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Leib
Bach Brothers
Lawrence
Messra Watson
Lescher, Lacey
Misa Gertrude Tracy
Florence Hollister
Edward F. Brigham
Gustos
Parkiuret
Hebecca
Tha Club
Charles Tweske
Witting
Graters Rantine
Dilley Hick
Florenes Lollister
Anil
Amplion Elnb
Amanigrom Quartette
Besthoven
Wallis Bue
Jotimeh
Seeouil
Alfred Huot
Velit
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Nidarie
Dridley Buck
W. J. Currie
Armpitton Elith
Reberea
Mylo
Oes
Arby Fs
George W. Parkiuirst
Dayil Bowle
HL Loshitter
Loi
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Elisly
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Waener Auphtor Club
General Svels
United States
Indian Department
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Huros
Std
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Insiana Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Degtha Eppatedy
Miss Eppstein
Chicago Tribune
Off
New York Telegram
New England
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Washington
Wyyming
Utah
Colorado
Clinois
Kansan
Cincinnati Enquirer
ROS. V. B
Goodby
Brooklyn Eagle
Miss Addams
June Addams
Mull House
Chisago
Hull House
A Sound Money Club
Fitz
Faulkner
Kaowan New Haves
Conc
Charities and Corrections
Japan
Lospax
Daily News
Berlin
Formosan Republic
France
Russia
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