Railroad Official Shares Nine Year Heart Cure Experience
An Nebraska railroad official recounts a nine year battle with heart disease. He credits Dr Miles Heart Cure and urges readers to request full personal details by writing his name and city, noting improvements and hopeful claims. The testimonial echoes vintage era patent medicine promotion and calls for correspondence to obtain remedies.
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Ty Breass
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Bobruski
Suki
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Greg Butels
Chicago Women to Act Debating Club Opens
Bree Silver Believers plan a Chicago debating club led by married women to influence voters on free silver. The group, linked to the Women’s National Silver League, will run discussions in downtown venues and extend nationwide as the campaign unfolds.
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Clube Downs Town
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Beyan
Soter League
Werner Thisyetver
Merried
Winteet
The Oakland Muddle and Bond Denial
Friends of George Brindle the Omitted school board clerk deny accusations about bond approval for George L Stone the treasurer He sells windmills and pumps and is away in business C Ho Nagle Brindle’s brother in law is mentioned Neel Stockham says Brindle planned to move but he knows nothing definite about the bond decision
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George L. Stone
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Stone
Neel
Outland
M. Stockham
Atiswourt
Divorce suit filed by Col H H Brown amid spiritualist charges
Col H H Brown longtime Ottawa Journal writer seeks a judicial separation on grounds of desertion. He claims marriage in Chicago in 1873 and subsequent moves to Brooklyn and Salon Oregon. His wife and daughter reside in Brooklyn. He requests custody for the mother and cites travel and teaching of spiritualist theory as part of his background.
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Salon
Oregon
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Topeka
Ragwell Hort Seeks Support at Republican Quarters
Ragwell G Hort, a state hopeful, visited Republican quarters yesterday afternoon. He claimed he had spoken in meetings already and would speak again, praising Chairman Simpson and Secretary Bristow. Hort said his talks drew large crowds and strong public interest.
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Social events in Topeka and vicinity noted in society section
In Topeka and nearby towns a busy society scene features the Ladies' Music club opening its season with Mia W. Miller performing a varied program. The piece highlights a marriage at Miss Link Wehe’s home, numerous visits, gatherings, and upcoming events including club meetings, visitors from out of town, and a lively roster of local residents, relatives, and guests attending social functions and travel.
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A Baie
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Clg. Nichileon
Barilli
Mildred Wheeler
Ecco
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A. Newley
West Sixth Street
Embres
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W. A. Wehe
Weide
Brete
TS East Tenth
Stedman Club
Makin
G. Woo
Dr. Roby
Kansan Avenue
State House Notes Show Up for Reunion and Pardons
Superintendent E Stanley spoke at Hesper in Douglas county last night. The Williams Realty Company of McPherson filed the charter in Capital, intending to buy and sell real estate and engage in loan business. Governor Morrill left Newton for a reunion. A group of convicts whose terms expire soon were listed for citizenship restoration, including William English Neosho county five years grand larceny and Edward Allen Leon Hasbrook Jefferson county six years burglary and larceny. Others include Ed Cochran Wilson county three years grand larceny, Joseph Urban Allen county one year, burglary third degree, Legree William H Nance Franklin two years surgery third degree, James Barnes Lyon five years altered burglary, Thomas Yarrow Kingman one year grand larceny, Charles Goodrich Franklin debt years, Edwin Miller Clark four years burglary. Auditor George E Cole returned home to monitor campaign progress in his county.
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Willam English
Neosho County
Edward Allen
Leon Hasbrook
Jefferson County
Ed Cochran
Wilson County
Joseph Urban
Allen County
Brooks
W. C. Brown
Washington County
Wm. H Nance
Franklin County
Jiemes Barnes
Lyon County
Thomas Yarrow
Kingman County
Charles Goodrich
Edwin Miller
Clark County
George E. Cole
Silver County Committee Names Shawnee County Members
The Silver Republican county central committee lists members across townships and wards including Rossville A J Parr River Lake Frank Flemming Monmouth Robert Reed Willanaport Jerome Tice Auburn H 1 Hater Dover W N Halstead Kaw district A M Cosgie First ward Piret J Miller Harrison Vernon J J Miller Second ward Third ward Allen Brown Girard Fourth ward multiple precincts and Sea Ward first precinct Wilson, among others.
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Silver Republican County Central Committee
Rossville
A. J. Parr
River Lake
Frank Flemming
Menokep
M. Hutchinson
Soldier—Muddy
Wra
Runsell
Rochester
Leon Camp- Heras
Soldier
QA. Peyton
Topeka
Polwin
F M. Stabbing
Guldand
Nichols
Monmouth Township
Monmouth
Robert Reed
Richland
Telegraph Report Marks Gazette Enterprising Upgrade
The Emporia Daily Gazette secures exclusive Trans Miss AP telegraphic franchise. City notes MacNall’s Marlon tour with 5 000 to 6 000 attendees, Judge Ray to speak at Holton, and South Missouri views book by Kansas City Fort Scott & Memphis Railway offering free postage copies to promote settlement and investment.
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Associated Press Telegraphics
Woman for Elector Sarah Malloy Nominated in Wyoming
The report details Sarah Malloy of Cheyenne as the first woman nominated as a presidential elector. A native of Ohio now in Wyoming, Malloy is a 40 year old Republican aligned voter with a family of four. Her husband Lawrence Malloy is a Union Pacific official and a Democrat. Malloy accepted the nomination after initial hesitation and would serve at the statehouse if elected, casting Wyoming’s vote for McKinley and Hobart.
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Wyoming
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Malloy
Mia Malloy
Amie County
Washington
McKinley
Hobart
Father Tom Sherman and the Jesuit Vow of Chastity
The narrative chronicles Thomas Ewing Sherman son of General Sherman, who left a promising law career after two years at Yale and a move toward the Society of Jesus. It notes his education in St Louis Georgetown and Yale, his conversion in 1477, his father’s disapproval, and his later role as a Jesuit professor and lecturer in America with uncertain future plans.
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Bun Bocomena
Thenas Lwing Sherman
Old Treumsah
Sherman
Yatrep Thomas Ewing Sherman
Rome
University of St Louis
Georgetown University
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Law School
St. Louis
Society of Jesus
England
America
Rivalry at Concordia reported by Secretary Pepperell
Secretary Pepperell of the Democratic central committee says a double political meeting occurred in Concordia. Perry, Botkin and Vincent spoke at the courthouse yard while Calderhead and Scanlon spoke at Brown's grave then a skating rink crowd of about 2000 gathered for the speeches. The event drew enthusiastic support from both sides.
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Democratic Central Committee
Concordia
Peffer
Botkin
Vincent
Court House Yard
Calderhead
Scanlon
Brown
the Grove
Perfer
Kotkin
Will Come Out All Right Bridge Stone Debate Eased
County Commissioner T P Rodgers defends bridge stone selection saying the board handles no stone choices the contractors must pick stone with Hinckley supervising tests. He notes $400 spent on tests should be borne by contractors and expects contractor W H Keepers to arrive to finalize selection and approval.
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T. P. Rodgers
Hinnckley
Timekiey
W. H. Keepers
Mr. Hinckley
Four Parties Seek Fusion in Colorado Elections
A secret meeting in Denver brings the four party conference committees together to arrange a fusion on state officers. Indications point to a joint ticket by Democrats, Populists and Silverites, while Republicans back an independent ticket. The Brush nomination for governor is endorsed by Republicans, with Gagstnhlem as lieutenant governor, and Populists and Silverites await the fusion report.
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Sept
Democratic
People's Party
Tcket
Jud B. Brush
Leutenant
Simon Gagstnhelm
Bryan
Sewall
WILLITS AIDING HIS PARTY IN KANSAS EFFORTS
Willits revived his Kansas political activity by meeting with W. H. Kennington about placing two sets of Bryan and Watson electors on the ticket. He has not been prominent since governor defeat, plans to back Bryan and Watson, and may engage in further campaigning if a Populist ticket is proposed. He aims to see Bryan and Watson and perhaps visit Erie for further talks on the situation.
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W. H. Kennington
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Watton
Willits
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Bennington
Rightmire
Ftusion
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Sewall
Mr. Watson
Erie
Kansas City Market Wheat and Corn Prices Mixed Across Grains
Market notes show active wheat with mixed quality readings and scarce corn, while oats and rye offer uneven quotes. Prices for Timothy hay and prairie hay listed, milk products weak, eggs firm with light receipts, and government crop data awaited to influence Chicago activity amid a dull day. export buyers fronted demand in New York.
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A Look Through Missouri Photo Views Promoted
A Missouri railroad features photo engraved views showcasing varied scenery in south Missouri. The promotional material highlights the images as attractive examples for potential travelers and investors, emphasizing the region’s development and appeal.
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