Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Praise Letter Ad
A testimonial from a resident of Fasatown Jackson County praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for relief from neuralgia and weakness after a year of use. The letter is dated November and thanks doctors and the medicine, noting multiple local druggists selling the product. Signed by TSAB and listing Swift & Holliday Drug Co and several local retailers on Kansas Avenue and Topeka Avenue.
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Hasband
Twest
Dr. Caldwell
Tsab
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
A. S. Kane & Co. Family Drug Store
R W. Squires
A. O. Rosser
10Th and
Topeka Avenue
A. C Elingaman
E. Sieth Street
Hay and Cabinet Shuffle Rumors Span London Talks
Washington dispatch says Secretary Hay may return to London as ambassador as the United States considers reshuffling posts. Rumors swirl about replacements including Root and Wilson remaining, while discussions include possible moves for Mr. Rider and Mr. Smith.
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New York
The
Journal and Advertiser
Washington
Hay
Court of St. James
United States
Colona Hey
London
Rider
Root
Mabera
Smith
Post Office Department
Sipecretarias
Halos
Am Asxiota
Beng
Tale
Toat
Wenry
Foot
State Department
Wilson
Profits for Rockefeller Rise in Stocks This Week
John D Rockefeller’s stock profits surged after the election boom, estimated between 10.4 and 15 million dollars. He holds about 2 percent of the mug stocky, major stakes in Federal Steele and Standard Oil, driving a large portion of his fortune higher.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Teckervlier
Wederal Steele
Ir Rockefellar
New Buildings Planned by State Agricultural College
The state agricultural college will seek legislature appropriations totaling 145.00 for new structures and equipment. Projects include a physics and chemistry building, cultural building with library, chemistry gym refitting, and a new library annex. Tickets for Mabelle Crawford recital available at Advocates or Kebam’s Book store.
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The
State Agricultural College
Nent
Mabelle Crawford
Amdvore
KeBamm
Manila calm as US election results reach the Philippines
News from Manila notes Filipino interest subdued as US vote outcomes spread. Officials describe little immediate impact and foresee no major change. Reports from the week’s scouting mention minor engagements and casualties among what officials term small auxiliaries.
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Manila
United States
West Point ban sparks push to strike discriminatory law
Adjutant General Corbin moves to remove a long standing law discriminating against West Pointers in army promotions. The 1878 act allowed meritorious non commissioned officers and qualified married soldiers under thirty to compete for commissions, a policy Corbin argues has unjustly favored educated government funded cadets for twelve years.
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New York
Corbin
Tribune
Waishington
Imlsck
Congress
Rate to Salt Lake for Live Stock convention trip
Chicago November 12. Ebeni, head of the Western Per Association, notifies National Live Stock that all lines accept round trip rates to the Livestock Association convention in Salt Lake City next January. Tickets on sale January 1 to 27 with return until January 21, extended to allow Pacific coast excursions. Applies to points in Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Utah. Southwestern association expects an open one fare rate from Texas soon.
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Cago
Ebeni Athead
Western Per Resociation
Chicago
National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake City
Geing
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Texas
Changes in Wealth Across England and America
A Baltimore Sun summary notes shifting wealth from land to industry. In England and Wales land income fell from 38 percent in 1870 to 1 percent of annual income, while industrial wealth rose sharply. In the United States agricultural wealth share declined over thirty years as factories railways mines and dwellings expanded. The overall wealth total increased, with a $978 billion estate value last year, and capital gravitating toward factories, railways, and other property as agricultural demand waned.
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Baltimore Sun
Ingland
Wales
United States
Exhibition of 36 foot shark moves through Topeka street display
The Shark, a 36 foot exhibit from Archinon and McPike, formerly shown on Monterey and San Francisco routes, now travels to Topeka with tickets for Mabelle Granfart's regital at Kellam's Book Store and Moore's.
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Mabelle Granfart
Moore’ Kellam
Mrs Henry Case Grows As Albuquerque Murder Trial Unfolds
The Albuquerque Citizen reports a sensational case where Henry, linked to a string of burglaries, confesses to murdering an infant after chloroforming it. His wife, previously caring for him, faced public peril and embarrassment amid arrests, church ties, and a Topeka past.
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Mrs Henry
Henry
Albuquerque
Wae Houve
Topeka
Caverlly
Rane
Cui
Henree
William Smith
Henrys
The
Journal-Democrat
Ite
Toneka
Third Christian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Church
Tra Henry
Henry Ira
George Henry
Prank Henry
Elmer Stiller
Hanna Will Rest Chief Returns From New York to Cleveland Home
Senator Mark A. Hanna left New York for Cleveland to take a long rest after arriving home, with no confirmed cabinet changes discussed. He noted he had not heard of any retirement rumor about Secretary Gage and declined further comment.
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New York
Cleveland
Mark A. Hanna
Mr. Manley
Maine
Hanna
Gage
Jail Raid Sparks 200-Strong Vigilante Action in El Paso
In El Paso Texas on November 12 a mob of about 200 men gathered to attack the city jail and free a comrade. They seized weapons at Fort Bliss and opened fire, killing a corporal and wounding a policeman and Deputy Newton Stewart. Sergeant John Kipper was tried and found guilty of murder, sentenced to imprisonment.
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el Paso
Tex
Tattry
Archaet
Falding
Newton Stewart
Fort Bila
Winer
Stewart
John Kipper
Court of Appeals convicts more victims amid cold town notes
A fragmentary snapshot from Topeka area coverage describes court activity with Judge Garver in Fort, local football and basketball chatter, windy streets, and community notices. It mentions a ratification meeting, a fire society gathering, a crack-down on street trash, a police raid on a crap game, and upcoming civic proceedings. The piece lists names like Mrs EB Mummangh and Henry Serie with local events at Washburn College and nearby venues.
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T. Fr. Garver
Fll
Martin
Hutchinson
Paul
Lathrop Gay
Lawrence
Sophorn Washburn College
Firet
State House
Cate
Ernor Stante
Tion Lawa
Anwin
Ovens
Eb, Mummangh
East Sixth Street
Shin Weason
Bonestaery
Topeka
Geverencre
Twaltt
German Lutheras Church
Oita
Henry Serie
Ida Vempre
Margaret Pyetsid
Ireneurr
Burtington
Kansas Avenue
Third
Fourth Street
United States Circurt Court
Senate Chamber
United States District Court
Jude Hook
Thatme
Dar
Peace loving America noted by Russian paper
The Russian newspaper Northern user Journal comments on U S elections and McKinney's re election. It says the result proves America remains peace loving despite imperialism and that an Anglo American alliance would not endanger world peace. It argues England often appears peaceful despite actions in Africa and India, and cites frontier pressure as a factor in Indian wars.
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St. Petersburg
Novit
User, & Journal
United States
McKinney
America
Adda
England
Africa
India
Russia
Chicago Robber Caught in San Francisco
Chicago robber Francis Maxwell Alvin Bonaguidi Belmanto and Raymond Brady, wanted for robbery in Chicago, were captured in San Francisco on November 12. Brady is under indictment for the May 13 robbery of Patrick Flood. authorities plan to extradite him to Chicago.
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San Francisco
Francis Maxwell
Alvin” Bonaguidi
Belmanto
Aks Raymond Brady
Chicago
Tuiness
Patrick Flood
Frisco Line Promotes Southwest Resources and Tours
Homeseekers receive free illustrated guide to Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas farming fruit growing and mining. Send names for a copy. Biweekly homeseekers excursion at low rates. Contact W C Melville NW PAS Frisco Line Kansas City MO. Tickets for Mabelle Crawford event November 15 at Moore’s Book Store.
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Frisco Nne
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Southwest
W. C. Melville
Kansas City
Mabelle Crawford
Moore's
Fraulein Stolle Leaves After Week of Paris Art Lectures
Fraulein Stolle concluded a week long series on Paris galleries and modern art, drawing rising attendance each night. The Topeka event saw strong city federation support, with revenues around 200 dollars and a hopeful target of 250, as audiences applauded her accent and circus behind the scenes painting.
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Paris
Alx
Larece
Bat Las Tatarees
Tam
Branlein Stolle
Topeka
Hearst
Abe
Indies
Fraulein
Berlin
Boston
Senate Lottery: Republicans Gain Big Majority in Next Congress
The Washington bulletin notes a likely Republican Senate majority of twenty, with Democrats, Populists, and renegade Republicans reduced. It highlights the shift from southern and western states to solid Republican delegations, and traces historic patterns of Democratic presence in various eras.
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Washington
Senate
East
Middle West
General Grant
Fortieth Congress
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Alsa
Maryland
Nneséen
Delaware
Kentucky
Congress
Greeley
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oregon
California
New Jersey
Bryan
Chicago
Tlinois
New York
Visaconesa
Mississinpi
Pacific
Saultiees
Tuweday
Talon
Tootins
New Exigland
Penneyivania
Atlantic Sragroup
Tllinois
Awa
Nerih Dakota
South Cota
Jon Witconse
Siang Geve
Sutane
Farmer
Confeareste Statena
Fran Ubieemlains
Colomba and Sioniane
Cies
Kansas Millers Meet in Wichita on Russian Wheat
The Kansas Millers association and the Kansas State Grain Dealers association plan a joint gathering in Wichita at the Carey Hotel parlor at 2 pm on Wednesday November 14. The agenda includes the importation of Russian wheat and a motion to order planting in Kansas as an experiment amidst industry movement.
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Kansas Millers Association
Kansas State Grain Dealers’ Association
Wichits
Carey Hotel
Kansas
Defrauded Indians report details Cherokee frauds
Tablequah Oklahoma November 12 The commission investigating the Cherokee nation frauds finds Indians duped by bogus warrants valued at one dollar each soaked in misrecorded transactions. An official report confirms the frauds but government officials have yet to decide on further proceedings.
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Tablequah
Paaieg Ae
Two Men Killed in Virginia Feud Outbreak
Two men died in Scott County Virginia during a feud between the Smith and Stallard families. James Berry and James Eliot Mitchell Sorbers reportedly killed Henry Stallard after forcing him to dismount his horse and crawl on his knees. The killings followed a dispute sparked by the ongoing Smith Stallard feud.
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Virginia
Bristol
Tenn
Nev
Scott County
James Berry Eliot Mitchell Sorbers
James Smith
Henry Stallard
Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice for Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Notice of the fifth annual meeting of stockholders of The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company to be held at the principal office in Topeka Kansas on December 1960 for election of directors and auditors plus approval of conveyances and acquisitions involving related rail entities. Also notes transfer books closing and a Clay series fundraiser appearance by Mina Mabeth Crawford at the auditorium on November 15.
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Atchison, ‘Ropes and Ranta Fe Railway Company
Tuka
Kansas
Mt 126
Clekace
Sanae
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway Company
Santi Fe Eee Ite
Oley School
Mina Mabeth Crawford
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Fasatown
Jackson Co
Court of St James
Madeby
Taver
West Point
Salt Lake
Mcleod
Mrs. Henry Held
Court of Appeals
Beatie Saea
Ieee
Ponte
N.Y
Kansas Millers
Warren M.crosby
Mea
Sian
Infanta
Sones
Atchison, Topeka and Ganta Fe Railway Company
Crawford Theater
Charlee Ferhicun
William Gillette
Kew
Aidon Benediet
Fabio Romani
Hoyts Theater
Thareday
Mat and Wight
Kd ‘Syrup Co
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