Famous Generals Endorse Peruna Product Claims
Civil era tone reports generals like Longstreet and Wheeler praising Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Letters from ex officers urge use for nerves and health, citing spring renewal and testaments from Dutteid Yoder and others. May prompt readers to request a Peruna booklet from Columbus Ohio firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
James Longatreet
Inns
General Wheeler
Peruna
Longs
Carmmentine
Perune
Sullivan
Ronan
Boalnena
SB. Yoder
Conme
Br. “Martinat
Persia
Perum Sledleine Co
Columbus
Santa Fe Changes Form Shifts in Merchant Division Roles
In a wave of personnel shifts, Santa Fe announces numerous changes affecting the Mithert Kineke division. Mitchell becomes master mechanic at Port Misdi, Paxton moves to Topeka as master mechanic of the Eastern division, with Topeka headquarters and journaled transfers to Fort Sewnth and later Newtons, Haw. The moves also bring Paxton’s successor, Julian, into the Topeka role, while Thomas Paxton adjusts to new duties at Fort Mal von and Port Misdi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mithert Kineke
Hemi Ister
Une Parmaratie
Oiuu Swits Chanute
Thomas Paxton
Terilotore
Mterhauls
Fort Mal von
Jowg
Ben Julien
Mechani
John
Mt Taza
Afr
Paxton
Port Misdipen
Lona
Tapelie
Aveene
Topalis
Peweagine
Syvreond
Mme
Pasiot
Topeka
Fuichintt
Mmporlae
Newtons
Haw
Wadhowise
Tie
Nivkerew
Abia
Niny
Portiol
YUBL IS BURNED BY AMERICAN SCOUTS IN ALBAY ACTION
In Matili May 9 a reported attack by American scouts burned Pilipino headquarters and disrupted rebels. Jens Te Riedie led the assault with forces from the Seventh and Fourth Velntvers, capturing several key leaders. The operation targeted the southern Albay region and involved seizure of documents and ammunition stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilipino
Matili
Jens Te Riedie
Scoutine
Albay
Tereetine
Eblau
Vaiuntie
Pangea
Off for Cape Nome four with large ene sil
Readable fragments describe a departure toward Cape Nome with reference to shoes and a veal or bray motif. The text is heavily garbled, but indicates travel or expedition tone and mentions a person or entity linked to a voyage. No clear dates, places, or named organizations are discernible.
Chicago Packers on German bill delays and political bets
Report from Chicago on German American Provision Company chief Morrie Pyetela and the stalled German bill. Officials expect the Meant bill to delay until October and anticipate German opposition may push for modifications. Packers hope for favorable outcomes as naval provisions and economic measures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tom
Morrie Pyetela
Gerober
Mir
Stein
Epa
United States
Jose
Hema
Tory Menaures
Eipatedy
Tweedie
Germany
America
Ainppen
Rathbone Coming Sail for New York
A dispatch from Havens to Hersh reports G Rathbone former director of ports of Cuba plans to sail to New York on Saturday. The note suggests Rathbone hopes to influence people and parties during the voyage with focus on maritime matters and potential political connections.
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New York
Hersh
Havens Ways
G. Rathbore
Cuba
Macuaues
Friend
Bert
Ratihonr
Ermaert Garnier
Waal
Angin
Audie Huevos
Malig
Sar Marvel
Witort
Henan
Necty
Athoond
Twelve Italian Laborers Die In Poisoned Food
A Montgomery West Virginia dispatch reports twelve Italian laborers employed by a construction company building the Paint Creek exit road died after consuming poisoned provisions. The victims were resting in the contractors camp where crates of rations were stored. An investigation has not yet begun and no officials have acted. In other notes, editor Willand A. Cabb of Lockport died at age 74 after a long career with the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montgomery
W. Va
Hee
Jt Wis
Rat Ily
Invoniata
Confederate Reunion Draws 50 000 Visitors to Louisville
Louisville May 20 Rain threatened the Confederate reunion opening but fell away as crowds gathered. By 11 o clock thousands of visitors arrived, with 5000 trains noted and a packed hall. Speeches by Mayor Weare General Poyntz Colonel Young and others welcomed guests and commemorated Kentucky’s Civil War role and Confederate soldiers.
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Louisville
Loureville
Vetrena
Fennlon
Laulerilie
Poynts
Kentucky
I Union
J. W. S. Jones
Poynte
Weare
Lotiaville
Collie
Thomas W. Bullitt
Geretktuy
Tit City
Gordon
Your
Depositors of Amporis Bank Face Payout Delays
Depositors pai d only a portion of their claims as the First National Bank of Amporis faces collapse after President Charles Grose died by suicide. A public auction of bank papers grossed 445 dollars, bought by G W Newman who led later purchases. The case involves Sunny Slope and possible extra 10 percent if the court rules further. The proceeding moved to the U S Supreme Court, with no immediate resolution expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Amporis
Josche
Hanes
Charles Grose
G. W. Newman
Newman
Ale Cone
Wichita
Crovx
United States Supreme Court
Boer Envoys Begin Tour to Stir American Sympathy
Three Boer envoys led by Fischer and Weavers arrived in New York from Washington to rally U.S. support. They plan to travel to Boston and other cities, while officials downplay earlier Pretoria reports and deny specific claims of Boer progress.
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New York
Ment AC Fischer
Washington
Hoberte
Hoberts
Johannesburg
Clavel
Paul Gunes
Dane A
Davenpert
Dane
Wedding at Street Fair Builds Cold War Style Fun
Public wedding planned Thursday night at 8 20 on Fifth and Guinuy streets platform. Probate Judge Dolman and Cy Clerk Squires oversee. licenses issued free. Marshall's Big Band leads Mendelssohn wedding march. Commercial club and Midway exhibitors provide gifts. baby show prizes announced. Crowd expected near seven thousand. tickets in demand. more stands to be opened. Special tributes for Turners Drill and German-Arion performances slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth
Guinuy
Dolman
Squires
Lucky Counse
Marshall
Mendelsson
Phaatform
Commercial Club
Yudey Delman
Hub Clothing Company
Kent
Otto Kuehne
Warner & Poiter
Munminas
Hice
Jessie Wisner
J. Love
J.B. Mitler
Cherkawe
Harley Andrews
Te Reva Mice
Hut
Sage Bow
Ruth Flare
Art Rt
Sliver
Maenthestne Armstrong
Catherine Mitchell
Lester Miter Goodell
Tek | Bie
Avenue of Commerce
Sethire Uckets
Turners
Jermane Arion
Sace Murcind
Ermundas
Ted
Munsus Guyton
Social and Personal Notes From Potwin Community
A long reading lists gatherings and visits across Potwin including Mrs. Shirer hosting guests Mrs Skinner and many attendees at a literary club meeting. The Current Literature club held a May gathering at Mrs A H Vance home with piano numbers a talk by the president and a roll call of famous poems. Numerous social calls note visitors from Wichita Topeka and other cities with dances picnics and church group activities reported along with cancellations and upcoming events at Elmwood Club Washburn campus and local homes.
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Literatre Club
Potwin
Vance
Agnes Burdge
Sarah McClellan
Marie Lower
Mamie Knox
Baruh Vanes
Misa Daisy Vance
Silas Matty Knox
Mra
A. Weiskitch
Walter Vance
John D. Knox
Mra Junven
Kate Ost
Lulu Nink
Washburn
Fridday
Cet
Mra Grimes
Oelock
Mary Causer
Mamie Crouch
Carrie Bush
Helen Pair
Marie Lagistro
Marie McLarty
Hugenia Quinton
Luelte Boyle
Percy Montgomery
Lydia Siyers
Atin Anderson
Annabell John
Vera Grimes
Ruby McNeely
Lula Nink
Kate Cet
Frank Sproate
Frank West
Ray Myers
Ralph Bush
Harry Webber
Ralph Webber
Howard van der
Paul Litt
Frank McRey
Abert Spivey
Alfred Quinton
Bart Holtard
Leroy Clausey
Lester Clausey
Leslie Waggerner
Leland Warner
Bmcclintock
Bliss Ruth McClintock
Jane
Ted Wear
Pittsburg
Norman Wear
Parwin
Joseph LeRoy
Tothe
Joe
Chicago
Topeka
Albert Furker
West Eighth Avenue
Louie Beebe
Baltimore
Edward Wilder
Hester Kennedy
Junction City
H. L. Shirer
Chaldean Club
John J. Sim
Babean Club
Sim
Mary Hambleton
Alus Rudiger
Lawrence
Mary Mann
F. K. Giteon
Wamego
Hoover
Grace O'Brien
St. Marys
Will Scott
ALA
Bcott
Magkle Reakey
Stella
C. H. Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Plonkckion
Kiox
Eruve
Mies
Grace Shaffer
Kilmer
Traveling Men Plan Big Kansas City Parade Week
Kansas City on May 2 hosts three hundred traveling men who will raise funds for Music Hall while national convention week draws near. Lincoln Bryan clubs secure headquarters through Blue Welch and dispatch twelve special coaches. Bryan Home Guards and Continental Guards prepare in uniform for a mass parade with Omaha and Lincoln contingents totaling over 1,000 men.
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Lincoln Organization
Kansas City
Music Hall
Broadway
Men's
Bryan Club
Lincoln
Blue Welch
Neightor
Bryan
Bryan Home Guards
Wtrong
Bryan Continental Guards
Strone
Winner Bridge
Omaha
Jacksonian Club of
Mr. Welch
Gen. Moore
Nebraska
Lincoln Hagenow
United States
Local Notes From Topeka Readers and Visitors
In Topeka and nearby towns residents send greetings and visit. guests include Miss Ethel Smith in Topeka, Mesdames Ehrhart and Harwood visiting, and Ottawa trips noted. The W T K club met at Mrs. M. M. Fini’s home with officers elected for the year and readings from Helen IT Jackson and Miss Popence.
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Aline Mambo Irwin
Salina
Ethel Smith
Mixt
Ancle Nystrom
Ottawa
Jeri Airs
G. W. Currier
George
Kansas City
James Strate
Karan, Hy
Mra
K. Bean
Maynard
Mbcbie
Charles Smith
Grantville
Mia Coleman
South Cedar
Sirs. Wherhart
Topeka Avenue
Ehrhart
Harwood
W. T. K. Club
M. M. Fini
Park Street
Helen x
Jackson
Popence
WM Costley Ale
Mra. M. M
W. HM. Davis
Provident
Prank Bowen
Mien Fannie Cole
ME. Gonder
Mien
Fannie Cole
Chat Sane
Veoeraine Acamiticn
Tumrick
Homue
Bex
Theodore
Walt
Lowmen Hill
Prank Tates
Mise Maud Brasitr
Taftremhmenia
Alice
Municipal Ownership Big Loom Plan Approved
New York May 20 The real estate board of brokers gave unanimously approved a plan of municipal reform.
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New York
real estate board of brokers @gve
Reform plan outlined by revision commission
A reform proposal urges the revision commission to curb corruption and streamline city operations. It calls for centralized control of water supplies ticki plants tunnata and public services while reducing city staff by half and abolishing several offices and needles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mierzhip
Heleven
Explosion Victimizes Tracks in St Louis District
A massive blast on the Union line tracks at Fifteenth and Charters streets in St Louis is believed to be dynamite. The explosion shattered nearby windows, alarmed residents, and drew police to investigate who was responsible amid widespread property damage.
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St Lous
Louis
May &L
Union Line
Fifteenth
Charters ‘Street
Pittowath
Chambers Street
Deaths and Funerals Notice for W B Handles
Funeral details list W B Handles an old soldier who died May. Service from the ghdgr taking Toome of J T Heckley. Kansas avenue. Thursday morning. Mrs Mary A Wond, mother of Wood in real estate, obituary in morning at her hen Kani Avenue. Will be held from fer latermildeboo at Welsek By aglernodn. William Erick, 71, died Tuesday at 16 Clay Street. Funeral held in afternoon at clock from interueideran.
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W. B. Handles
May &S
Ghdgr
Toome
J.T. Heckley
Kansas Avenue
Street Fair Weather Delights Local Crowd
A lively street fair enjoyed near perfect conditions with tents set up along the route of the Columbian Building. Thermometer readings peaked around SF and the day started mild with a southeast breeze and a likely shower later, though timing remained uncertain per observers.
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Etoclock
Switchmen's Officers Named at Union Session Closure
Detroit May 31 The Switchmen's Union of America closes two weeks of sessions with officers elected for the ensuing year Grandmaster T Hawley of Chicago First vice grandmaster Leonard Jr Second vice grandmaster Dan Conger Houston Texas vice grandmaster D H Hing New York Fourth vice grandmaster F C Case Tacoma Washington Lon was unanimously reelected to the post of grand secretary treasurer Hello J Ford was unanimously restored editor of the Switchmen s Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Switchmen's Union of
Sumerica
Fhx
T. Hawley
Chi
Leonard Jr
Dan Conger
Houston
Pexas
D. H. & Hing
New York
Rand
F. C
Young Man Sentenced to Reform School for Stealing
Horton May 1 report on Herbert FP and associates from the Cian Loh company who took $10,500 and lost it in ticket schemes. A small fire at Granada’s auto shop is noted. Professor sees Barnum and a German professor group visits Barruer Bailey’s circus amid press coverage in West Cornwall, Conn.
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Refo
Horton
Herbert FP
Dulrigade
Yeae-Ad
Cian Loh
Carpany
Electre
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Perma
Maron Weight
Corcoran Washington
Giuneral W. W. Dutteid
Tie Culro
Washington, D.C
Santa FE
Ben Johnson
Cape Nome
Ovatennin
Seatile
Paris
Panama
Chicago Packers
Rathbone
Virginia
Cobin
Lockport
Xni
Bay
Witland A. Cabb
Journal of
Tns City
White Civil Service
Sears Hie
Chicago Post
Wis
Advorute
Cross Bank
L. Shirer
Afies
Skinner
Emtrer
Annes
Harry Ebright
Prine
Bianca
Pueblo
Ah. L. Whitite
OC. Bow
Harry Ebricht
Oldiahoma
W. A. Coates
F. C. Pogenoe
E. Skinner
Herbert
Current Literature Club
Styles
Hanan
Spessies
Kiss Clare ‘Talcott
Mia Johnson
North Topeka
Kiroball Printing Company
Jack Hees
Switchmen’s Officers
Grmadas
Mowell
Barnum
Herlin
Dr. von Tevden
Barruer Buliey
Julis
West Gornwell, Conn
W. H. Westerman
South Walnut Street
Kansas Oxygenor Co
Corner 10Th and
Kansas
West Tenth Avenue
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