Wonderful Kidney Cure Promoted By Morrow’s Beene
An advertisement cites a Mr. Haas in Springfield claiming kidney ailments were cured by Morrow’s Beene Yellow Tablets sold by John Morrow & Co. Chemists. The sales pitch describes pain relief and restored animation after using the tablets, priced at fifty cents a box.
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Quincy Street
Morrow
Etaesedd Haas
Tee
Swift & Holiday
John Morww & Co, Chemists
Springfield
Local Labor Group Withdraws From Council
Buffalo district assembly of the International Brotherhood announces withdrawal from the United Trades and Labor council amid tensions with the marine union locals. The move comes after disputes over representation and leadership, affecting about 7,000 workers.
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Buffalo
International ‘Lengahoresmen's
United Reefs and Labor Council
United Cration Chanel
Marine Uni Stationary Engineers
Tnter- Hahal Latieehuresisen
Caught 42 Whales in Alaskan Waters by Beluga
The whaler Beluga under Captain Bodfieh arrived in port with a total catch of 40 whales and cargo including 106000 pounds of bone and nearly 200 valuable fur skins. Other vessels in the fleet, such as Grampus and Mermaid, reported catches while Cape Fingih routes shifted duties for the season. The Prince Albert departed Tuten Harbor for Montia with a cargo of horses on September 15.
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Bommer
Seluga
San Franciso
Beluga
Bodfieh
Jdes
Thrasher
Jeanette
I Mariuk
How Head
Iat Reted
Alexander
Wm. Baylies
Er Viaare
Mermaid
Het
Pers Fae
Los
Lee
HelEubarnond
Cae
Bathurst
Cape Fingih
Calinetor
Lit
Alice
Prince Alert
Tuten Hartor
Muntia
Camp of the Enemy in Deniphan County Campaign
Congressman Curts seeks reopening of the Orris county post office after it was abolished leaving local farmers without mail. Leland ally Al Perry opposed the move while Leland allegedly tried to exact revenge via Enmow. Curts teams with higher powers to influence county affairs amid factional tensions.
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Curts Ras
Deniphan
William J. Balley
Orr
Thar Point
Leland
al Perry
Curtie
Ialley
Enmow
Karnival Krewe Parade Ticketing Details Aired
Parade and street fair events offered on Thursday October 5 with viewing along the route. Ticket holders can ride the Santa Fe train to Kanewick City from Topeka for the afternoon, with details pending final schedule.
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Santa Fe
Kanweak City
Topeka
War tensions mounted as Boer and British moves unfold
The report details war stores and men to South Africa. Telegraphed dispatches note looting in Charlestown and troop movements from Harrismith to Kroonstadt. British and Boer forces concentrate around Kimberly, with artillery advances and mine disruptions raising fear of a larger conflict. Local commerce and shipping markets react amid uncertainty as officials prepare for possible escalations.
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London
Africa
Cunard
Elshieen
Montague White
Ty Fanedon
Associated Press
Lord Salisbury
Transvaal
Great Britain
Rand
Lord Silisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
South Africa
New Casite
Ata
Charlestown
Ant Auriche
Free State Artillery
Johannenbure
Original Crusaders Reorganize Pittsburg Demand National WCTU Convention
In Pittsburg on October 4 the original crusaders of 1874 and NT4 of Pittsburg and Allegheny reorganized and launched a drive to secure the national WCTU convention for the city in 10. The invitation extends to the Hearthe Convention Det. 20 and is supported by temperance societies ministerial groups Young People’s Christian associations and the mayors of both cities.
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Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Allegheny
Young People's Christian Associations
Glasgow Official Pleads Guilty in City Embezzlement Case
Glasgow Oct 4 James Colquhoun former Glasgow city treasurer and university court representative admitted embezzling city funds and Pitaten amounts. pleaded guilty before the high court and received a two year sentence. Ticket information lists Chicago and Santa Fe route with sales beginning October 3.
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Glasgow
James Colquhoun
University
Curt
Pitaten
Godie
Sheree i
High Court
Tve
Petal
No Danger of a Mob Cited in Alma Court Scene
Sheriff Cook and Chief Ramsey report no mob danger as two prisoners plead not guilty in Alma. They are kept in Alma Jail awaiting trial, with a judge allowing a plea of not guilty after fear of mob violence. The court proceeds without armed guards and asserts order remains.
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Sherif Cook
Ramsey
Alma
Thompson
Sherif Trev
Boston Dentists Challenge Crown and Bridge Patent
The United States circuit for the southern district of New York upheld a 1881 patent for crown and bridge dental work. Boston dentists now face attachments of seven offices seeking 25 dollars per year for each year used. A group plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
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Boston
United States Circuit
New York
James Ky Low
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Bandits Cornered in Hilly Surroundings Near Hidgeway
A posse and sheriff pursue bandits eleven miles below Hidgeway. Reports claim a Marlowe brother was mortally wounded. Montrose dispatch says the Dandie surrounding the hideout with about twenty five armed men. A stage driver identifies one rider as Kid Adame and another as Berry.
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Boellies Stuse
Hidgeway
Eheriff
Posse
Marlowe Brottwirs
Montrose
Bergoter
Berry
Verdict reversed in FRince exposition damage case
United States Court of Appeals reversed a $57,000 verdict against the World's Columbia Exposition Company in a French Republic loss claim tied to the manufacturers' building at a work fair. The court found no evidence of negligence and ordered a new trial.
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Chicago
United States
Etroiit Crue
Columbia Expostion Company
Tty
Republic of Frince
French Republic
Egiswice
Abe
Light Sentences on Scotsman Robbery Suspects
In Liverpost four crewmembers and two coal trimmers from the steamship Sontsnan, wrecked in the Straits of Helle ule, were arrested on arrival from Queenstown. They faced charges for robbing Scotsman passengers and were sentenced to terms including sixteen months with hard labor for four due to prior convictions, while two others received lighter penalties.
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Liverpost
Sontsnan
Straits of Helle Ule
Queenstown
Bard Inter
Crown Prince of Japan Palace Plan North
An imperial telerofiteer from PSnpah reports that Crown Prince of Japan will receive a new palace in Tokyo. The project involves a 3 story building with earthquake and fire safeguards, scheduled for completion in seven years at an estimated cost of seven million dollars, with Carnegies and an architect involved in the planning.
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Imperial
Psnpah
Carnegies
Japan
Tokio
New Cabinet Office Favored by President McKinley
Chicago Oct 4 President McKinley, via Colonel Durrand, is said to support the creation of a department of industry and commerce to sit in the cabinet. The National Business League urges resolutions from trade groups, aiming for a draft federal law and a formal recommendation in Congress. Plans for an interstate commerce law discussion and a forthcoming city meeting are under preparation.
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McKinley
Chicago
Chamel Eillett Durrand
Washington
National Businves League of Chicas
Department of Industry and Commerce
Durrand
National Husiness League
Congress
Wagan
Uhl City
Congren
City Street Fair Attracts Ax Oriental Midway
Street festival features Ax Oriental Midway as a key attraction with events running from September 28 to October. City officials plan the midway setup and related activities through early October.
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Ax Oriental
Dome Lighting Debate Endangers State House Illumination Plan
The executive council debated lighting the state house dome with estimates ranging from 2000 to 3600 dollars. Unable to approve the expense, they considered cheaper options including a 600 dollar roster display and urged a three member committee to explore feasible plans with local committees.
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Executive Council
State House
R. Maunsell
Edison Company
Bir
Maunsell
Cole
Ight Company
Godard
Clark
Afr
Matinseff
Seld Fetter
Funston
Grimes
Gotard
BEING A MISSIONARY NEAR SEATO N ISLANDS
A letter from Dr P J Lerrivo, once with Santa Fe, now a missionary among the Eskimo on the Alaska coast, describes daily labors with the Kaquimaux at Sitansak and Seaton. He notes teaching from Matthew, meeting natives, and planning a three week stay before returning by Saxton, while detailing health and weather conditions and a glimpse of village life.
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George Lerrgysak
P. J. Lerrivo
Santa Fe
Aml
Alaska
Eaton
Sertigo Saya
Tor Beaulmaux
Luctur
Kaquimaux
Loriock
Marae
Amit
Buckie
Asken
Etthyn
Matthew
Denee
Chet Ot Meyer
Saxton
Adrian
Innethick Frum
Scott de sielKen
Quist
Thie
Seaton
Ed Lawrence
Terie
Alnaka
Ralls
Topeka Snapshots Show Busy Local Scene
A kaleidoscope of Topeka notes covers curfews, theater plans, church tower progress, Santa Fe shop timing, and local movers. Mentions include Albert Horton, Jerry Springstead, Col. Hack, and the Kansas Register, with deliveries, schools, concerts, and upcoming millinery openings shaping the week.
Twentieth celebrations and local fallout from crime note
The piece mentions Twentieth celebrations with hopes of large crowds and plentiful supplies, plus a sharp rise in liquor store sales for Biow month. It also reports Harry Schroeter from Harveyport returned home, showing aggression and causing destruction, leading to his confinement in an asylum after his father’s death, with a neighbor’s disappearance noted.
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Stiernoons
Anderson
Celes
Tao
Biow
Harry Schroeter
Harvey Pout
Topeka
One Voice Roused on McKinley Lynching Inaction
In Boston the Colored National League met in Charles Street Church to discuss an open letter to President McKinley protesting executive inaction on southern lawlessness. Archibald Grimke read the letter. dissent came from Isaac B. Allen who said the protest targets the administration. The group cited petitions opposing lynching and urged federal crime penalties, armed intervention, and a central Washington detective bureau. the petition aims for presentation to Congress next December.
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Boston
McKinley
South
Colored National League
Charles Street
The
McKinney
Archibald H. Grimkie
United States
Santo Domingo
Cleveland
Isaac B. Allen
League
Washington
Congress
Consfess
English Opinions Show Divided Views On Shamrock Cup Hope
London observers report mixed reactions to yesterday's race result. New York correspondents think Shamrock has a strong chance to win the cup while British papers praise performance yet question testing conditions and wind.
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London
New York
England
The
Daily Graphic
Daily Chronicle
Daily Telegraph
Cowes
Daily News
Ueholders
Standard
Morning Post
Venezuela and Britain share verdict at Paris tribunal
Special to the Herald from Washington reports that Britain gains the eastern line while Venezuela retains control of the Orinoco mouth and the Yuruaey river valleys. Britain secures Essequibo and Cuyuni river valleys and the coast from Exquito to Barima Point. Venezuela accepts arbitration and praises gains at the Grinoet mouth and Curumo Yuruaey valleys.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Great Britain
Venezuela
Paris Tribunal of Arbitrations
Venesuelan
Orinoco
Yuruay River
Cuyuni
Essequibo
Augusto Pulido
Wafalres
Legation
Begequibo
Curuni
Grinoet
Curumo
Yuruaey
Homeseker’s Excursion Sale Via Santa Fe Route
Santa Fe will sell tickets to points in Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas on October 3 and 17 for one fare plus 2 for the round trip See Santa Fe agents for details.
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Santa Fe
Arkansas
Arizona
Indian Territory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Sante Fe
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Back Pain Sufferer's Health
A reader recounts severe back pain and kidney discomfort that worsened with activity. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, the pain eased promptly and normal health returned. The testimonial cites Rowley and Snow drugstore as the local supplier and Foster Millburn Co as agents.
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Argpeke Tela Malty Sa
Topeka
Almont
Doan
Rowley & Snow
Goon in Dixie musical at Rowing and Snow’s drug store
A lively operatic chorus of 40 voices attracts attention with a long laugh. Event details tangled, prices listed as 15 cents for children. Admission and sale setup described, with venue named Rowing and Snow’s drug store as the point of sale.
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the Livitest Goon In Dixie Seand
Rowing & Snow's
British mules and horses for war as meat trade grows
British agents in the United States import and ship horses and mules for the war effort while a broader meat trade expands. News describes mules from American states sent overseas, their conditioning, and prices, with emphasis on the demand driven by military needs and shifts in trade.
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New York
Hritish
Styck Mts
Bethels War
Africa
London
Bensh
Incha
Hewecciaan
Fina
Timourh Winck
Eritivh
Careless Use Of Matches Ignites House Fire
Firefighters responded early morning to a one story and a half frame house at 114 Taylor Street. A resident named Benjamin Boyd reportedly aided in escaping unharmed as smoke filled the interior and the chimney area. Investigators are examining the cause, with attention to possible careless handling of matches.
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Taylor Street
Baesenod
Handibeave
Benjamin Boyd
Iigte Stonet An Oa
Portland Cement Ad Claims Quality in Local Trade
An advertisement for The Letter Brand Portland Cement asserts equality with competing cements and cites J. Thomas Lor Co as the seller. The listing references a Kansas Avenue address and telegraphic contact details, suggesting a midwestern business catalog note in a historical newspaper.
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Portland
J. Thomas Lor. Co
van Buren Susly
Tenore
Kansas Avenue
St Louis and Return $9.20 Via Santa Fe Route
Ticket sale details show round trip to St Louis at $9.20 via Santa Fe route with October sale windows. Other lines indicate additional tickets priced around $6.50 and different sale dates in October.
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St Louis
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Balley
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Eval
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Engilett
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Gant
George W. & Co
Tair City
A Anday
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Hngland
Humenfontein
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Bloemfontein
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Portacoeay Teast Africa
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Paardokop Station
War Office
Uuuinnidl
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Airhards
Advanond
Tritid America Insurance Company
J. H. Sichards
Port Boott
Supreme Court
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France
Crown Prince OF
America
Paiace
State Executive Council
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Castoria
Act
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Florenca Rossington
Gilte
Dla Cola
George Steen
Topeke
Ip Emporia
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Knox Haw
Marshall
John J. Testis
College Literary Society
Kansas City
T Comerciad Club
Colombia
Kansas
Hellstar
Yellville
Eal Isle
Mamfuoth
Yas
Johraton
Court of Visitare Ohniators
Frank Grimes
California
Dancine Club
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High School
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Copeland
Wanal
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Te Remo Et
Lawrence
JC. M Hey
Opera Freight New
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Davidson
A. Au See
Laren
Atoreas
Aterie
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Fred
Kayine Sonu
Hack
Adie
Chicags
Charles Johnson
Rock Island
Sheri Conk
Jenneos
Fl Reno
Topeka NE
Jerry Springstead
Litinote
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Tapeka
Yuent Mane
State
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Atudge
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Topene
Kansas Register Et Bs
B. Murnett
la Ackley
Concordia
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Ransia Books
Frank Stevens
Frank Btorone
Devile
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Ale Goghtan
Popeka
Tuscany
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County Physicisa Seliierr
Communienionens
Weil
Skrlum
Tmo Goodwin Hais
Triet
D_Paul
Hinds
Talian Grandi
Kaneas
Sensee
Bnd
Skanes
W. J. Paulkner
Orinoco and
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Homeseeker’s Excursion
Crawford Theater
Capitol Building and Loan Association
the Savings and Loan AssociAtion
F. P. Bacon
Bt Lovie eSore
Sara
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