Miles Nervine Promises Relief From Nervous Prostration
A reader testimonial extols Miles Restorative Nervine for cure of nervous prostration after overwork. The seeker notes improved sleep, appetite, and strength, with rapid recovery after starting the medicine. Followed by another account from Ellen Hayes of Blandinsville praising the same remedy for restoring health and energy after prolonged illness.
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Miles
Ellen Hayes
Blandinsville
Tis
Sunday church notices mix routines and sermons
Religious listings from various congregations note services at Holiness Untom Wealeyan Mission Third and Jefferson morning and evening sermons by Rev G F Howard and Rev M P Harlan. Episcopalian, Baptist, Cumberland Presbyterian, and Christian Science services scheduled with topics on faith immortality and the afterlife. Spiritualiats conference at Lincoln Hall with J Madison Allen. Christian Endeavor and Junior League meetings listed.
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Crear
Third Christian Church
Malori
Heddiet Episcopal Church
Fey
Ervin L. Thorpe
Tor
Spiritualiats
Jackson Sanday
Saanisa
New Exeros
Sen and
Quincey Streets
Dunidrs
A & Cabienta
Grace Cathedral
M. L. Thomas
First Baptist Church
W. M. Byaver
Christian Endeavor
Coe
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Ftrae Society of Spiritualists
Lincoln T Hall
J. Madison Alen
St. John's A
First Church of Christ
West Sisth Street
I Am
Multiple Church Services and Sermons Listed
A readable fragment lists worship at First Presbyterian First United Presbyterian and Topeka Baptist churches with pastors Rev Abram Wyman Rev J D Coun tercer Rev F McKirahan and Rev C F Parham. Topics include The three lets draw near hold fast consider Buddha in the religion of Greece pillar of fire healing and prophecy. Services Sunday morning and evening with various session times.
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Abram Wyman
Christ the Savior
Chusthut
First United Presbyterian Church
Eighth
Topeka
F. MrKirahan
Jonat
Pillar of Fire
Andre Anne Kelley
C. F. Parham
School of Prophecy
Thesday
Quincy Street
Murrine
Spook Fleet Affair Prompts Army Inquiry
Washington reports reveal Lieut W H H Southerland of the Eagle reported seeing a squadron off Cuba’s north coast blamed for delaying Shafter’s Tampa to Santiago march. Navy officers backed his sighting while others questioned the evidence and timing under a wartime inquiry aimed at clarifying the incident.
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Offfciala
Army Administration
War Department
Shafter
Tampa
Buntiago
W. H. H. Southerland
Concemt Eagle
Naval
Courgust Lous
Spanien
Cuba
Amd
Lieut
Southerland
War Department Commission of Inquiry
Santiago
Boutherkind
Beerro- Reus
Iy Department
Mother Jom
Enagly
J. G. Batnitt
Resolute
Dart Watson
Tout
Eaton
Euge
Southertan
Na Fe
N.N. W
Eagle
Mystery of four suspicious war ships near Key West
Reports state the Eagle sighted four vessels near Key West after a pursuit from San Juan Portaito. Private night signals were unanswered, suggesting enemy ships. The Resolute and others were seen later by the Eagle and the New Orleans did not witness the stranger vessels.
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Revolute
United States
Navy Department
Southerland
Warshine
Navy
Weavonry
Com- Mandie Eaton
Corpeda
Berner
Gata
San Juan
Portaito
New Keang
Bolt
Baines
New
Orieane
Resolute
Ecuriv
Americain Bava
End of Season in National League Marred by Losses
Final games of the National Baseball League unfold with Baltimore contending for the pennant as Louisville and Cleveland vie for positions. Most matches postponed yesterday adopt the same gloomy tone with a few scores like Louisville 16, Travelers 0 noted amid chaos.
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Baltimonto
Louisville
Cleveland
Loulewilia
Tiavelan
Lafayette Day Celebrated by Chicago Schools
Chicago celebrated Lafayette day with 20 public schools holding exercises and contributing to a fund for a Paris monument. The public schools' total contributions will near 10 000 dollars, with parochial schools expected to contribute similarly.
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Chicago
Lafayette Monument
Paris
Back to the States. Emma B Kelly recalls Klondike winter
Emma B. Kelly daughter of ex Senator H. B. Kelly of Topeka returns from the Klondike and speaks to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. She describes impressions of Dawson and the region, notes mining conditions, Canadian authority influence, and wartime paper security, while reflecting on the long journey home and the endurance of miners and residents.
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Emma B. Kelly
H. B. Kelly
Topeka
Klondike
Ty the Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Dawson
Dawson End
Kelly
Fezallien
Much
Lowe Prahe
Soloman
Ciret
Circle City
Yukon Echoes of Dawson Winter Banquet Tales
A veteran reporter recalls the Dawson era, detailing arrival times, makeshift winter quarters, and a Thanksgiving ball with a piano rescued from a burned hall. He notes crowds, scarce food rumors, and the harsh reality women faced seeking work in hotels, with sensational press about starvation drawing mockery from locals.
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Aasson
Dawson
Kelly
Seattle
United States
Peace Jubilee Writer and Local Notes From Topeka
A fragmented dispatch lists names and events in Topeka including Chas Pietro Adams of Chicago as author of "Peace Jubilee" and a note on PJ Smith quarantined at 4 Topeka Avenue for Siphiheria. It mentions marriage licenses issued to Ge We Nickerson and Eva May, Odd Fellows visitors, and various community notices from education, minstrel performances, to campaign dynamics and local chatter about river bridges and a barber chair anecdote.
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Chas Pietro Adams
Chicago
PJ Smith
Topeka Avenue
Siphiheria
Eis Cane
H. ‘Yoe
Santa Pe Baw
Pees
Er Ee
Eart
Ge We Nickerson
Eva May
Coronel Wm. Tweeddale
Visting
Odd Fellows
Topeka
Primrose de Dockstader
State Treasurer's Office
Une
K. Kominstrel
Schylady
Kansan Avenue
Aiiver
Kanesa River
Ninth Street
Kates Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Tom McNeal
Mary Fe Lease
Journa Pglice
Buncay Way
Rome
Joan Whikerenn
Crsiiderde
Politiek
Hiss
Fd McKerver
Brertyton
Jexdae
Meiehie
Tes
Omaha
Ueen
Arthur
Omaha Exposition Plans and Burlington Route Tickets
The notice promotes the Omaha Exposition as the largest ever planned in the United States with access via the Burlington Route. It mentions through tickets and stopover rates to Omaha, inviting travelers from the Missouri and Mississippi Valleys to visit, and lists travel details and officials. Also includes an ad for Beggs hair restorers and Beggs German Salve asserting decades of use and generic claims.
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United States
Missouri
Mississippi
Omaha
Burlington
Hosta
The Direct Line Promises Western Rail Service Quality
An OCR fragment lists several business names and ads, including a rail service claim to Denver and San Francisco routes, Pullman Palace Sleepers, and other services. It mentions Union Pacific reach and various local businesses such as Peerless Steam Laundry and Frank Long's Hotel Oxford, hinting at a period advertisement page.
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Denver
San Leke
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