Pierce's Golden Medical Adams.
Warnings about fake medical claims and alleged world benefactors surround a 30 year practice linked to Dr. Pierce and a Buffalo hotel institute. Aimed at promoting a product claimed to remedy constipation and other ailments, the notice touts supposed medical expertise, medical plates, and testimonials while asserting lasting cures and universal benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieree
Amos
Aden
Bavelida
Befale
N.Y
Bose
Leo
Om &. V. Pierce
Middle of the Roaders Rally Behind Banner Hopeful Speech
A fragmented report describes local supporters of a political faction rallying near Sixth Street. A speaker contends to secure votes, promising access to a central building and denouncing rain as a hurdle. The tone hints at community mobilization and ongoing campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toni Watson
Sixth Street
Emi
Coercion For Utterman In Coal Mine Strike
A judge testifies about coercion involving Utterman in a coal mine labor dispute near Kepley County. The scene references workers threatening not to work and pressuring a foreman to choose shifts, with family members cited as pressure. The account notes Utterman’s presence and the ongoing labor tension at the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keplepe Colbmy
Seether
Eiver
Eresamatea Auriot
Incembett
Quinn Primaners
Imut
Jnivte
Witter Yeithh
Nancy Hwwrnitiie
Met
Utternan Waa
Elbattery railWory project cited in Chitere Railway note
Fragmentary report references government funding for a branch of the Elbattery railWory, details unclear after 39 years. Mention appears to involve Peklie and Bemengtun values, with several garbled place names and numbers, including a reference to US 30 and a banking line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peklie
Chasent Bax
Elbattery
Mann
Wil
Dr Hand's Colle Cure Sold By Drugists In Borexe Kansas
Dr Hand's Colle Cure marketed for children was sold by druggists in Borexe Kansas. Report notes opposition figures and local shopkeepers joining efforts as authorities discuss remedies and public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hand
Borexe
Kan
Mtoe
Hanis
Kanedht
Kk & HK
Harhet
Howdebay
Meir Bianca
Topeka Fall Festival Parade praised by committee leaders
Mrs. Milliken heads the committee lauded for months of work on the annual Fall Festival parade. She and other ladies emphasized the event’s role in boosting local morale and city prosperity, noting strong community support and planning for future parades while praising many volunteers and the festival’s broad appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rhone
Bud Churet
Inekr Hrat
Mra N. Milliken
Eternal Conmittes
Stbeks
Getiers
Wien
Utdie
Harald Nat
Coulardo Springs
Wilton
Bk Anderstand
August Rahberg
Auburnvale
Fr. Lenth Bes
Art Maxsey
Bill McKinsey
Leavenworth
Thorpe
Kehdot
Topeke
Atchison Globe
Rocke Taland
Phi Lina
Allan Huerrin
Temurd
Pers
Hese HS
Eld
Kansan Avenue
Bieventh Street
N. Milken
Sian
Parkdale
Tormanny
Potwinetts Council
G. W. Tincher
Park Avenue
SihawHer Uvirrog
Stevens
Nic Olson
Binell
Poptine
Pathfinders
Quare
Ening
Harrison School
Waterfield
Early 20th Century Kansas Boys Observe Parade
A garbled report notes Larned boys and Professor Thompson taking part in a weekly Topeka event. The piece hints at prizes, local bands, and competing specialists, mentioning taxes and community figures in an unclear list of names and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larned
Xetitnell
Etytn
Benedict
Vest
All That Was Promised At The Top City Festival
The city of Top hosted a week of events honoring a grand festival with a parade, concerts, and civic participation. Officials reported strong attendance and pride in local achievements amid ceremonial pageantry and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Top
Jimye
Amakye
Auucese
Nortonville
Newa
Topeka News Snapshots of Festival and City Life
Topeka community notes mix festival plans and city updates. Topics include arch changes for the upcoming festival, new bicycle club organization, public meetings, school staffing, police activity during Fall Festival week, and local residents facing health and travel news. Multiple named places and people appear, with broad references to Topeka, Potwin, Wichita, and state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alebel
Topeke
Topeka
J. B. Robieison
Atols
Tina Bexun
McKinley
Hobart
Joe Waters
Wichita
Rees
Carl Lane Chapmian Catt
California
Kansas
Leavenworth
Tootkas
Pory
TB Rossel
Pitth
Filmore
Morwin Glace
LoClain
Wirth Brakner Street
Kanane Avenue
Auburndele
St. Louie
Elis
Wang Dan
Clements
Tome
Sovelnt Feter
Fecoce Hall
Guow Estend
Ure Huneas Medical College
Roth Inland
Curkicahe
Tex
Cheusinda
Potciune
Ete Andersen
Potwin
Boise Dows Tien
Wwek
Milo Stohr
Harry Donnal4een
Sour House Anil
Viet Val Republican Club
Weill
Nubit & Merriam
County
Ceramus
T. J. Bikershee
Fort Churlea
Ark
Fowler
Jack Kitye
Adame
Europe
Populaser Grice Company
Grawford
Bird Pricusses
Topelas
Bto
Kinley
MeKinney
Ahteeragh
Richard Danse
the Grand
Rowley Bros
Hules
Jackson Street
Fitch
Cinedera
Charlotte Sietso Perkins
Savin
England
Chicago
Pepe
Sen
Asid
Charlie
Potein Council
Board of Police Commissions
Kansas City
Fire alarm at Columbian building during thunderstorm
A loud thunderstorm caused panic at the Columbian building with fear and crying. A colored musician on the street saw smoke and triggered the alarm, but firefighters found no fire after working in the rain. The man who rang the alarm remains hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vechbias
Minoké
Populists debate Bryan ticket amid Kansas visit
An interview with Timus Wareon discusses Populist reactions to Brynt and Sewell in 1896 politics. He cites Kansas Populists preparing to back the Democratic ticket, while Western states push fusion against Populist rivals and the national chairmen urge party unity in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murbie
Keneas
Sy WeHilel
Carolinna
Walteur
Sendur Butisr
Ehulonmay
Meg
Alebens
Biel
Eeeson
Kansas
Brotdenthit
Bret Othel Bien
pHilipies
Greidenthal
Georgia
Thor
Girard
Ram
Abe
Train and health elixirs advertised in old newspaper fragment
An extensive scanned ad fragment promotes a luxury train to famous resorts, detailing a lavish coach with twelve toilet rooms and other conveniences. It also touts medical tonics like “Becunning Boneat Cordial” and “One Mura Cowen George W Suansfeld” cures, claiming prevention of colds with various remedies. Warnings note unclaimed items and repeated mentions of ticket agents and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nino
U. T Murrow
WS Clark
Cuimmencine Mt & Pelvek
Uberutnier
Miura Cowen
George W- Suansfeld
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Piri
Ortet
Povnice Sud
Utterman
Pula
Topaka
Montille
Bas Bermont
Bet Leltice
Eran
Catifrala
Palisa
Kaysas City
St Doula
Raleigh
S.C. Get
State University
College of Emporia Sleven
Law- Funoe
Woman'a Fourstar Missiterary Setety
Emyporia
Republican County
Edi Mailtree
Forakerms
Tatus
Ohnck Saea
Santa We Moepital
Sham Wattie
Fath Tathoeraune Big Company
Preamsian
Beeman
Mr. Forbes
Potwim Place
Colorado
Henry Gentry
Jerry Black
Santa Fe
James McKeever
ED. McKeever
Safford
Ferry
Alma
Janze Thompson
Edna 8
Maxwell
Santa Je
Santa Pe
Survell Pankner
Orphahs
Kansas Medical College
Firth and
Jackson Streets
Crete
Sielet & Galt
Tevin Oklahoma
Bedi
West Eleventh Street
Thorpera
Gow Company
Gax Street
Kundia Anyenue
Curtis
Wither Aide
DeCot
Kansas A Avenue
Batten B
Fort Riley
Sanwue Nation Guards
Wilmarth
Fre
Bi Lo
North Topeka
Blackwell's
Senuine
Durham
Wells Durkan
Quincy St
Watson Tales OF
Revol
U.S
United States
Catarre
Orher
Hansas
Pera. Kan
Geo. Stansfield
Hankas Ave
Louis van Dore
Botimnier
Wick
Sanat
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