Remarkable cures claimed by Johnston and Walsh
A long list of patients, including Patrick Francis and W H Montgomery, praises Drs Johnston and Walsh for restoring sight, curing deafness, nerves, catarrh, and general weakness. The doctors promise perfect cures for male weakness, private treatment, and confidentiality with letters answered in plain envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Francis
Tas Morris Street
Ryanke
Kuneat
Lane
Conqultet
Johnston
Walshert
Chieaco, Kook II
Topeks
Kunonx
Br. WM Cavan
Ridenbaugh Street
Joseph
Bendena
Kan
Theidore Beis
Fen- Gena
Kao
A. C. Best
Kansas
Holven
Monfort
Phone
Johnston Dé Walsh
DRS. Johnston & Walsh
Commercial club supports Twentieth Kansas reception fund
The Commercial club voted to give 200 to the Twentieth Kansas reception committee, with discussions on increasing the grant. The club also disputed responsibility for endorsing the Kaw bridge project, noting it should serve city interests and not become club policy.
Judge Day's Defense on Philippine War Concessions
The article recounts Judge William R. Day defending American peace terms with Spain over the Philippines. It notes his assertion the U S had no duty to conquer the Philippines and argues for indemnities and a lenient peace, contrasting conquest with voluntary concessions to secure lasting peace. The piece references Senator Gray and critiques of the commission's approach amid postwar debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William R. Day
Paria
América
United States
Philippines
Ienethan
Epan
Opus
Wien
Saritiea
Spain
Esa
Bryan and Croker Clash at New York Democratic Meeting
In New York on October 12 the state Democratic committee met under Richard Croker. Ex-Senator David B. Hill was rejected, while a Bryan resolution was adopted with Croker seconding and opposition from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Bill
Croker
New York
Richard Croker
David B. Hii
Bryan
Hawison's Retirement Promotes Navy Officers
Washington Oct 18 Rear Admiral Henry J Hawison retires prompting promotions for several officers including Captain Bar ken to rear admiral Commander Edward P to be captain Tabot Tenant or J B Erie to commander Lieutenant R J Mulligan to lieutenant commander and Lieuten- ant junior grade J H Rowen to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawison
Washington
Henry J. Hawison
Barken
Artolemy Zar
Edward P
Tabot
J. B. Erie
R. J. Mulligan
Liewten
J. H. Rowen
Kipling Denies Brighton Speech Plan
Kipling telegraphs to Associated Press denying any intention to speak in Brighton in support of the government’s South African policy. He calls the newspapers’ statement an error and says he never intended to do so. London report dated October 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
London
Rudyard Kiplig
Brighton
Bay
Associated Prem
Minister’s Coffee Ruined Me Worse Than Devil Did
The Rev J A Filekinger recounts four years of illness from coffee use. After adopting Postum Cereal Coffee his health improved, claiming stomach and liver troubles eased, rheumatism alleviated, and energy returned. He urges others to consider Postum as a coffee alternative and cites friends with similar experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hev J. A. Filekinger
Lutheran Church
Ray's Hill
Topeka Commercial Club Acts on Parks and Postage
The Topeka Commercial Club debated funding posters for a wild west circus, with C H L paying the bill after trustees balked. It approved a 50 cent reimbursement idea and now holds a large stock of circus posters. A special committee was urged to push park improvements, while opposition to premium stamps prompted a club resolution to rally state groups against gift enterprises. The trades extension committee will monitor the Kansas City to Topeka electric line project for real intent to build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. MacLennan
Clu
Kansas
Marieman
W. H. Davis
Greenwald
Anderson
Davis
Mitton Pakeed
Kaw
Jord Pragidant Ileham
Ify
C. Tmi
Willow Green
Topeka
Kaw Township
Fefferson County
Eltixens
Peowde
Grantville
Nat Bridges
Warner—Thie
Jefferson County
Shawnee County
Downs
Te Good Roads Committee
Techmach
Pypeka
Good Roads Committee
Giolina
Mr. Green
Vosters
Commercial Club
Dean Low
Low
C. HL A
Guaranty Msc
Bampon
Collec
Hudson
Shl Downs
Supreme Court
Drew
Bali
Clty
Stamo
William
Topeka Commercelal Club
Trades Extension Committee
Kanwas City
Topilat
PT. Bonebrake
Indictments Trail From Leavenworth Court Actions
John Brooks of Cottonwood Falls Kaw indicted by Leavenworth jury. Case against Jas J McFarlane ex postmaster Clyde charged with embezzling government funds continued to April term. Land jury returned true bills against Ed Fleming Heck Robinson and Chay Porter for assault on Maud Bridges and Little Beland on the government reservation. An indictment also found against John Brooks for taking a letter belonging to another from the post office at Cottonwood Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Brooks
Cottonwood Falls
Leavenworth
United States
Jas. J. McFarlane
Clyde
Ed Fleming
Heck Robinson
Chay Porter
Maud Bridges
Little Beland
John Brooks
Cottonwood Wails
Kaw
Barrel Punishment Described in Brutal Irish Tale
A Minneapolis Tribune recounts a brutal public punishment story from Southern Indians where a crowd, angered by robberies, subjected a man named Black to tar and feathers and then forced a barrel punishment. The victim details the agony, missing balance, and long recovery, while Black later claimed the ordeal did not deter future thefts and described the searing memory of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Vonass
Nile
Nauk
Homor Of The Day In A Burlesque Reader World
A garbled collage of quotes from the Chicago Tribune Indianapolis Journal and other papers reflecting readers fashion and society chatter. The text weaves jokes about burlesque patrons horsemen and ways of speaking, with bemused asides on dialogue and social habits.
Those Who He Enlisted List of Kansas Volunteers In Entered Regular Service
Deciphered from a San Francisco dispatch listing numerous Kansas volunteers who re entered the regular army after discharge. Names span multiple units including the Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh United States Volunteer Infantry, Eleventh Cavalry, and other regiments with many corporals, sergeants, and lieutenants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
San Francisco
Tn Aist
Karas
Ular
W. H. Bishop
Thirty-sixth
United States Volunteer Infantry
George W. Winter Rita
Irwin Todd
Mieventh Unitedes Oates
C. J. Gormley
McIpal
W. I. Maffey
Bourke
Sampang
John J. Batse
Terrenet Montgomery
John J. Johnster
Charles A. Waters
United States
Tepwars
Fra Aumwaid
Edward Jarrett
Willian I
John HM. Gallagher
James McFarran
Hugh Me
Mesebin
Stephen Miliot
Chand S. Phillips
Siiverter
Rothwell
Lewry J. Rouse
Einer
William T. Dawson
United Siater Warundwer Infantry
James PB. Richardson
Silas Davis
Kawin J. Terris
States Volunteer Infantry
Vals James PM
Tesmett
Caries
Wither
United State Volunteer
John
Tatley
Murry-fixth
Daniel F Crate
Phirty
Strtien
Beremont Arthur Minortor
John Mt Chala
Ames A. Lewis
Thomas J. Antrim
James Y H. Bryant
G. Corkhill
Chutessigersky
John J. Vox Lewt
J. Bogworsen
Musichu Pereropp
Conway Baker
Nestan A. Jaker
John W. Corkhill
William Dullen
Joseph F. Ota
Albert W
Trarret
Tirty
United States Volunteer Lyfantry
George H. Craven
James W. Hale
Sim Stevens
United States Volunteer
Company P
Gret J. Ashland
James Quesenberg
Potente
Ji Meier
United States Vol Unteer Infantry
William 3. Bales
Erwin M Pabra
Thirty-seventh
Valunteerfantry
James W. Reynolds Fredlen Deniing
Hievanth
United States Valunteer Cavalry
Jan Shay Cooper
Wijah Simson
Eric G. Snower
Mehietyeatete
Irs
Raymon S Haslow
Serevent Franke Gaskill
Charles C. Crane
Pearl Hampton
Fountain M. Wilson
Donald Thorne
Lise Mumihinney
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Potee A. Grit
Henry Mt. Parraceres A. Petes
Bert M.uh
Warn F
United Tter Volunteer Infantry
Bawart T. Glas
Aorevanix
Willa Salon
Hichard
Pricuten Willams
Skirmish at Angeles wounds eight American soldiers
A firefight at Angeles leaves eight U S soldiers wounded as artillery exchange occurs with Filipino fighters near Maraguayan. General Otis notes Schwan’s operation near San Francisco de Malabon driven insurgents south with losses and disintegration reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta
Otis
Schwan
San Francisco de Malabon
Confused Military Dispatches On Manila and Transport Vic toria
Fragmented war notes discuss officers families not to be moved to Manila, queueing for peaceful conditions. Mentions transport Victoria with 443 homes en route and several ships lost. Garonne and Authenian to Beattie in civil context. miscel notes include Punch cartoon reference.
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Cty
Marit
Manila
Munthe
Victoria
Mand
Authenian
Beattie
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Drs. Johnston
Walsh
W. HE. Montenmery
Electriciay
Citylectric Light
Waeche
1. S. Navy
Wito
St. Joseph
Wm. Hanayah
Warsaw Ave
St Joseph
Johnston & Walsh
Hartigan
Hock Island
Noo
University
Lawrence
Kuw
Office
CLUB
Commercial Organization
Progressive
Twentieth Kansas Fond
Claub
Kansas Avenue, Topeka
Judge Day
Gray
Ulio Society
Poe
Abe
Ivarne
Nershaner
Weil
Te Sester Gazette
Saahigan City
Ind
Wes Llurk
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Homor
Thrial Pledaay
Pyakehandle
Wasoline Tankr
Veland
New Bork
Chica- Tribune
Larry
Indiamapolis Journal
Gila
Jaur
Angeles
EW Crawford
Eugenie Blair
Henry Greaitt
Walladia Theater
Mire
Hodgson Burnett
Stephen Townsend
Balalce
Crawford
Lambardi Italian Grand Opera Co
Trovatore
Tor
Resse
Kate
Nellie
Royal Baking Powder
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