Nothing Like It Report on Mrs Lillie in Topeka
Capital reporter visits Mrs George E Lillie wife of a Topeka furniture dealer at 415 Kansas avenue to recount her long battle with headaches and nervous exhaustion. After years of doctors and morphine she credits Prof Samuels with a cure through eye treatment and glasses, calling him an expert oculist trusted by thousands. The piece promotes Samuels clinic as a statewide remedy accessible to Topeka residents and distant patients alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George E. Lillie
Bmra
Lillie
Topekee
Lilie
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Avenue
Bess of Spirita
Apella
Weldon Entirely Rao
Samuels
Prof. Samuel
Kanase
H. Semple
J. RK. Burton
J. Brown
Martin
Atchison
Owens
Gardiner
Azote
St Joseph
Senta Fe
Charley McCabe
Washburn
Dolman
Suwanes
George Gurtler
Fire Station No 1
J. Bevelle
J. K. Wilson
Fifth and Western Avenue
G5. McClintock
E.E Cheaney
Johnson
Leo Jones
J. E. Mincey
Medical College
J. E. Vanderpool
Davidson
Charlie Holliday
William H. Barnes
Lola Fair
F. Wellhouse
Jonathans
John W. Breidenthal
Bishop Whipple
Brintow
Dutton
M. F. Hankin
James Ramsey
G. G. Whaley
G. G. Lee
Busy Bishops at Grace Cathedral Ceremony
Grace Cathedral hosts Episcopal rites with twenty two clergy in canonical robes led by Bishop Tuttle. Rev Mc Ayers of Lawrence reads the litany as Bishop Whipple and Brooke address attendees. Evening events include a mission meeting, a reception for Bishop Millepaugh, and talks on Indian missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cathedral
Episcopal Church
Mra. A.L. Campbell
Thia
Daniel 5
Tuttle
D. Dy
St Louis
Mc. Ayers
Lawrence
Nevada
Utah
Bishop Whipple
Bethany College
Bishop Brooke
Dean Millepaugh
St. Andrew Brotherhood
H. B. Whipple
Daughters of the King
Bethany Chapel
Frank Rosebrook Millepaugh
Library Hall
Santa Fe Dining Cars Plan Revival
Santa Fe aims to add dining cars on through California trains. Fred Harvey’s eating house contract previously blocked dining cars in Kansas, but objections are said to be overcome. Harvey may still operate related services while dining cars run on the Chicago California limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Kansas
B. Lewis
Freg
State Journal
Harvey
Hia Cy
Cancer Cure Advertised by Balmy Oil Treatment
A Daily Drovers' Telegram interviewer visited 805 New Ridge building Kansas City to observe Balmy Oil cancer treatment. A patient, Mrs Sarah Williams of 2007 Belfountains Avenue, formerly afflicted above the right eye, reportedly shows the cancer removed with minimal scarring. Information available by writing to Mr Williams with a stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Drovers’ Telegram
W. T. Neff
D. M. Bye
New Ridge Building
Sarah Williams
Belfountains Avenue
Kansas City
Topeka Sports Roundup With Horses and Bicycle Notes
Two Topeka horses Smoky and Fair Laura excel in Kansas circuit with multiple top finishes. A yearling filly by Dackdaw shows early promise while a Kansas City three minute pace and Wichita 3 minute trot are noted. A Topeka bicycle rider plans a Fresno trip exploring joining riders and stores. Fort Scott racers reinstated allowing Chanute races. Leavenworth and Atchison game ends 22 to 5. Junction City prepares for baseball series. target shooting champ tie to be settled in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
George Burghart
Smoky
R. L Lee
Fair Laura Mr. Burghart
J. Burghart
Kanena City
Fair Laura
Sesson
Mr. Lee
Wichita
A Fatted Calf Tonight at Grand Opera House
A domestic musical comedy titled A Fatted Calf comes to the Grand tonight and tomorrow night. Jeanie Lind Lewis, a former Topeka girl, appears in the cast as a fine vocalist with several solos in the second act. The scene centers on Bauire Daniel Perley and his three prodigal sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Jeanie Lind Lewis
Topeka
Bauire
Daniel Perley
Suffragists Hopeful but Convention Unlikely to Act
A national constitutional convention heard speeches by Laura Clay of Kentucky and South Carolina Equal Rights leaders Mrs Virginia Young and Mrs Viola Neblett. Readings indicate little chance the convention will approve woman suffrage. A second note mentions Henry N Pillsbury receiving a public dinner for his Hastings chess championship win, with an October reception planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collamara, & C
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Virginia Young
Viola Neblett
South Carolina Equal Rights Association
Pillsbury
New York
Brooklyn Bhneellor
Henry N. Pillsbury
Hastings
Giants
Chess World
Local voices mix in Topeka heat and civic chatter
A mosaic of Topeka residents shares views on campaigns weather and daily life. Citizens discuss elections plans school orders, public works, church activities, and local events while noting heat and local happenings at the era’s bustling pace.
The Star Grocery Ad Lists Wide Range of Low Price Goods
A dense advertisement touts Star Grocery value with guaranteed quality on meats, sugars, coffee, canned goods, flour, soaps, jars, hardware, produce, and pantry staples. It emphasizes prices lower than competitors and guarantees satisfaction across numerous items including 50 lb flour bags, canned tomatoes, sardines, bacon, lard, and breakfast foods.
Star Grocer Advertises Free Mail Orders Packed and Shipped
Items from the North Shire recall local notices listing Bert Nesbit's Salina trip, Missouri overland journey by J N Offield, and social visits. Local businesses promote goods from Remington bicycles to coal, groceries, livery, and wagon supplies, with schedules and services across Topeka streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Sa
East Sixth St
The
Hiver
Bert Nesbit
Salina
J. N. Offield
Missouri
Thomas Welker
Vera
Henry Lodge
Luther Dodd
St. Louis
Ashmore
Montana
Lew Stair
Tom Green County
Texas
E. Anderson
Hiawatha
Robert Anderson
W. N. Wood
M.C. Holman
Louisville
Modocs
Lacey
North Kansas
Eveons
Remington, Majestic
Crawford
Blue Front
Kansas
E. P. Ewart
Lodge & Colvin
West
Norris Street
Capital Livery
Lakens Bros
North Topeka
Stutz & Walker
P. Evant
N. Kas
Ave
A.J. Arnold & Sos
North
Kansas Avenue
Droggista Sundries
Munyoa
J. H. Heller
Kan
A. J. Prowdfir
Laurent Street
Orris McNary
Winnewood
Office of the Arrow
Tablequah
Dennis Burgop
Simon Lacay
Postal Telegraph Company
Lincoln
Ned
Eoc, Lacey
Populist Convention Sparks Wyandotte Clash
Wyandotte Populists press for a real convention to nominate a chief justice candidate. Judge W C Webb and supporters denounce the state central committee for blocking a convention amid claims of deals with Republicans. In Des Moines a revenue cutter Windom is attached to satisfy local creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
W. C. Webb
Tapene
Otters
Kansas
State Central Committee
Middle of the Road
Central Committee
David Martin
Wyarido
John W. Breidenthal
Windom
Desagix
United States Marshal
William Windom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geut
Chickamauga
Pup Thomas
Golden Eagle
Cp. A
Lil
Iger
Matt i
Capital
Geo. E. Lillie
Lewirs
Morton Doxbury
City Hall
San Francisco
Shoure Duxbury
Cassi
Great Desert
Peeriess
Hix
Fresno
Kanapolig
J. C. Snider
Huntington
Snider
Wm. Taylor
Denver
Union Pacific RR
Cheyenne
Ogden
Salt Lake
Sacramento
Cal
Bresno
San Diego
Court P. Eowanns
Ed Feist
Coneut
Fort Scott
PD. W. Roberts
National Racing Board
L A. W
Dan E. Myers
Leslis Glanz
Mr. Feist
Leavenworth-Atchison
Maplegrove
Leavenworth
Little Ben Gird
Junction City
B. W. Bartlett
Jack Parker
Rochester
Atchigan
Mon” McLaughlin
J. M. Frisbey
McLouth
A. B. Hulitt
Mexico
Modern Mexico
J. W. Stout
Williamsport
Chicago
G. B. Howard
Grand
Washburn College
Osage County
P. J. Butten
Christian Board of Missions
Osage City
John M. Brown
Anof
Old Court House
Forbes of
Potwin
CP. Bolmar
Hali Safe and Lock Company
Court House
Eyre
F. H
Renesas & Texas Coal Co
A. F. Horewenl
Kansas Ave
the Star Grocery
Arbuckle
Lion
Fairbank’s
Briggs Bu
Besix
Hire's
Rica
New California
Halsing
New Orleans
Wolff
Armour
Great Western Steam Dyo and Cleaning Works
East Seventh Street
Cc. F. Rodiger