A Postman's Odd Tale of Pain and Pills Testimony
A Minnesota mail carrier, W. Allen of 877 St Albans Street, Paul, recounts his long rheumatic pain and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits the pills for curing his condition and urges others to consider this remedy while noting the products’ blood cleansing claims and availability through dealers or direct mail order.
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HC. W. Allen
St Albans Street
Paul
Minn
Psst
Dak
St. Paul
Mr. Allen
Dr. Williams
Allen
Willa
Williams
Rica
Dr. mm Stedicine Company
Schenec
Police prep for Halloween with 40 special officers
Chief of Police Stan vows to enforce good behavior next Thursday night Halloween. A large force of 40 special policemen sworn in will guard the town and protect residents. Reports say depredations were low and many applications for specials have been filed. Major ghds has received numerous applications routed to Chief Stahl. An earlier attempted attack near Cherokee sparked fear and prompted heightened security.
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Stan
Stahl
Gatcies
Ghds
Sora
Kansas City Return Ticket Offer via Santa Fe
Advertises a round trip fare of 2.67 dollars on the Santa Fe account of Hormeshow and Live Stock exhibition. Tickets on sale October thirtieth to Beth inclustre, valid until October eighth. Six trains daily each way.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Hormeshow
Beth
Unclear Text Fragment on Dermal Sprays and Cleansers
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss skin eruptions and impurities with mentions of cleansing products. The text is garbled with many misspellings, making it difficult to identify concrete entities, dates, places, or proper nouns.
Masonic Temple Plans and Lodge Socials in Topeka
Local notices detail plans for a new Masonic Temple on the northeast corner of Eighth Avenue and Quincy Street, with demolition of a brick house and a projected cost near 100000. U. G. T. and Topeka lodge events, Knighthood, and gatherings of Spanish War Veterans are announced, including an October 26 social and various meetings at the auditorium and G. A. R. post.
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Masonic Temple
Eighth Avenue
Quincy Street
Tt Il
Knights of Pythias social event in Topeka and Lawrence notes
In Lawrence this week at the Scottish Rite reunion he assisted in conferring degrees 19th to 10th on several candidates. W. Maughey past grand master of the LC C. F. of Kansas spent hours in Topeka Friday. We returned to his home in Wellington after a few days at the Kansas City horse show and stock fair. Knights of Pythias judge No. 58 will hold social entertainment near the Dalton avenue and Quincy street. The head officers of the Odd Fellows speeches noted by W. Kent.
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Knights of Columbus
Schevers
Thomas Burke
Chicago
Edward Bieremith
Kansas City
G. A. R. Post
Sixth Avenue
Quincy Street
Hutchinson
Knigite of Columbus
Lawrence
W. Maughey
LC. C. F
Kansas
Topeka
Wellington
Knights of Pythias
Dal
Boston Journal
White's New Book by William Allen White reviewed
The St Louis Republic praises Wil Memey writes new book under the title It and Spotls in a vigorous shift to serious fiction. White surveys power money and passions in stories like The Man on Horseback and The Mercy of Death, highlighting political corruption and moral conflict with brisk, dramatic narration. He charts ambition, greed, and love through characters such as Senator Wharton and a Missouri Valley crisis, portraying bribery and hypocrisy in a blunt, revealing light.
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St Louis Republic
Wil Memey
Wiliam Allen White
White
Kansas
Stort
Entke
Joub T. Barton
Jin Kelcey
Wharton
Senate
District of Columbia
Benatar Feit
Abraham Lincoln
Missouri Valley
Kansan
Menelehbors
Mr. White
Whitehaw
A Case of It Prompts Kidney Relief Claim
This Topeka feature recounts Mrs. A. Von Wolf’s experience with kidney pain. After overtaxing herself and suffering nightly backache, she used Dean's Kidney Pills from Rowley and Snow's drug store. She credits the treatment with relief as the product advertised by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The notice urges the pills’ sale by all dealers.
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Topeka
A. von Wolf
Buchanan Street
Dean
Rowley & Snow's
HOA Senate
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Peettre
States
Strategems and Spoils by William Allen White review
A review notes the author’s truthful, brave depictions of readers and mature characters as flesh and blood. The stories aim to moralize without preaching, suggesting life’s unhappy ends and the value of speaking truth, bravery, and kindness in politics and life. Published by Scribner's Sons in New York City.
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Ives
William Allen White
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York City
Henderson sells Wichita dry goods to Rorabaugh Co
Cash Henderson sold his North Main street dry goods establishment to Rorabaugh and Company, Emporia and Hutchinson retailers, for an estimated 350000 to 60000. The Emporia Gazette recounts A O Rorabaugh rising from small stock to one of the west's largest dry goods dealers through thrift, learning the market, and persistent advertising.
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Cash Henderson
Wichita Beacon
North Main Street
Rombaugh & Co
Emporia
Hutchinson
Henderson
Emporia Gazette
A. O. Rorabaugh
Topela
Wichita
West
the Gazette
Death report of Mme Tasilka untrue amid brigand negotiations
A Constantinople report claims Miss Stone and her companion are alive and well, contradicting earlier news of Mme Tasilka's death. The channel keeping such reports secret is said to be the one used for ongoing brigand negotiations.
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Mme. Tsilka
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Mme Tasilka
Wolcott Out as Colorado Senator Resigns from National GOP Panel
Former Colorado senator Wolcott resigns from the National Republican Committee while dining at the White House. He says the move is not prompted by friction with President Roosevelt or Senator Henna and notes cordial relations with the administration.
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Colorado
National Republican Committee
Washington
New Emery Combine Formed in New Jersey
New York report details the Ashland Emery and Corundum Company, a New Jersey incorporated entity with a 3 million dollar capital. It absorbs Ashland mills Emery of Perth Amboy, Diamond Mill Emery of Philadelphia, Jackson Mills of Easton, Walpole Emery of South Walpole, Hampden Emery of Chester, and Lavant Emery. Output is about 12 000 tons of crushed emery ore annually, 6 000 tons native ore, and 2 000 tons corundum, with emery mines at Chester, Massachusetts and Peelcaktit on the Hudson.
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New York
Ashland Emery and Corundum Company
New Jersey
Emery
Consolidated Company
Ashland Mills Emery Company
Perth Amboy
N. J
Dia
Mond Mill Emery Company
Philadelphia
Jackson Mills
Pany
Easton
Walpole Emery Mills
South Walpole
Mass
Hampden Emery Mills
Chester
Lavant Emery Company
Peelcaktit
The
Hudson
Sherman McKinney gridiron brawl injures players in McKinney
In McKinney on Friday afternoon a football game between Sherman and a McKinney M C A team led to a violent melee. Several players were seriously injured and hospitalized while others suffered bruises. Police arrested some involved as a fight erupted after early tensions and a kickoff.
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McKinney Tex
Rennells
Mansfeld
Sherman
Weeden Franklin
Guy Rambo
McKinney
Bond
Davenport
Graves
Harris
Lanier
Wilson
Molean
Evans
Oxford
Ieam
Harvey
Gregg
Ehrhart
Ag Pate Marshal
Rennelis
Rambo
Frankear
Eamets Orca
Merloum
Burning of the Minnesota Warship Sparks Local Curiosity
Eastport Me October 26 the torch consumed the old warship Minnesota soon to be broken up for hull metal with woodwork nearly gone It is said the Tennessee may meet a similar fate Labor parade drew politicians into ranks prompting quips about their loyalties Wire Workers members were among the onlookers The State Journal is noted for readership.
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Minnesota
Eastport
Tennessee
the State Journal
No end of criticism over government war policy
London reports ongoing outcry over the government’s conduct in South Africa voiced by Liberal and allied figures. Lehmann resigns Daily News editor role, calling for a strong definite Liberal policy. Cambridge Union passes a resolution holding the government responsible for the war, signaling internal discontent with cabinet leadership and potential shake up in the near future.
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London
South Africa
Chamberlain
Liberal Party
Lehmann
Daily News
Cambridge Union
Fonttnay
Sheaver
Pertain
Sten
Local Mmention And Town News From Topeka
Local items report Warren P. Chaney improving after typhoid at Stormont hospital. Police Pavey delivering notices for upcoming election. Jonny Brubaker forgery case delayed again to Monday. Football injuries from Second and Third High and Lime Kiln club game. Topeka Whist Club to hold open session Monday night November 4. Pavement work on Buchanan and Clay streets completed and West Eighth bricklaying to begin. Swindler who fleeced merchants passed checks, stove bought and shipped back to Coughlin Martin. City Clerk Squires sent notices for a special council meeting Monday. Midwinter Exposition may not use the auditorium. mayor doubts exhibits of chickens or pigs will be allowed.
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Warren P. Chaney
Stormont
Pavey
Jonny Brubaker
Russel Frost
Jobs H Frost
Sumner Everingham
Lime Kiln
Topeka Whist
Buchanan Street
Clay Street
West Eighth Street
Topeka
Kellam
Coughlin-Martin Hardware Company
Carle
Coughlin
Squires
Tt Council
Hughes Tye
Family Row Ends in Fatal Shooting in Brockton
In Brockton E Sullivan lies dying from a bullet wound allegedly fired by his brother in law Charles W Morse a New York decorator. The shooting followed disputes over shelter given to Mrs Moree and her child. Morse has been arrested and police report he was intoxicated when found.
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Brockton
Max
J. E Sullivan
Charles W. Morse
New York
Sullivan
Mra Moree
Refais
Lomaee Ike Ser BeNba
Jorse
Airs
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Pettigrew
Mrs A M Pettigrew died last night at her home 215 East Patth street of drapey at age 72. Funeral set for Sunday at 4 o clock from her undertaking rooms. Masons call at White House Washington with about 56 members of the supreme council of the Scottish Rite in biennial session called on President Hohecrelt today. President spoke briefly to each member and noted Western members in attendance.
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W. M. Shaver
Unemy Council
Scottish
Washington, D
Shaver
Grand
Royal Arch Masons
Canon Bywater
Lodge No. 24
AO. U. W
Sixth Aveue
Quincy Street
Col. T. W. Harrison
Kansas
Washington, D. Kansas
National Council of the
The
United
A. M. Pettigrew
East Patth Street
Drapey
Ers Undertaking Rooms
White House
Washington
Supreme Council
Representa
Richardson
Offensee
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United Commercial Travelers
Toi
Teaitle
Amity
J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Sree
Amity Lodge No
State of
Kan- Bas
United Commercial Travelers Organization
Manila
Frank C Arnstrong
C. Armstrong
G. A
Fall of Seventh Street
Col. Metcalf
Naom! Lodge No
Mtste
Order
Washburn
G. A. R. Poste
McCabe
M. E
Omaha
Libbey Prison
John G. Mayer
Tapeica
W. Kent
Andy Caam WA
Loa
Candy Cathartic
Chitico
Sen Tore
Ormer Topeka
Wolcott
Ethelbert Watts
Pennsylv
Ulb Comand
Brags
Austria
Samuel D. McMaster
Second
Eutenant Artillery
Navy
Augustus C. Almy
Meutenant Posure
Ae J. Clan
Woodmen
Ia Banas Avenue
Acuission We
NEW Emery Combine
Texas
Saeher
W. Va
W. M. Potter Lumber Company
Dry Fork
Der
Biadder
Russel Harding Music Co
Kansas Ave
Joseph E. Sullivan
Brockton, Maas
Goo. Wia
Humphrey
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