Living Object Lesson for Dr. Miles New Heart
Daniel Myers of Prinsylvania describes heart disease symptoms and recovery after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. He claims improvement over eighteen months and urges others to request the Heart and Nerves book, with a guarantee and refunds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Myers
Prinsylvania
Dr. Miles
New Heart Are
Two Taverne
Miley
DE. Miles Medical CO
Elichart
Ind
One More New Sewer to Be Awarded Tonight
The City Council plans to award the contract for a third sewer in drainage District No. 3 east of the Santa Fe tracks near Tenth Street. Projector Connetinen Pret Roundtree leads the drain plan, with an estimated cost above $6 to build. A second contract aims to remodel the city prison with bids expected near 1,200. Wages for all rolls will be approved. sidewalk issues may affect attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tenth Street
Connetinen Pret Roundtree
Buitt Et & Com
Troutse
Ratoes
Santa Fe Visitors to Stay After Festival Week
A Santa Fe committee organizes accommodations for visiting Santa Fe employees during Festival week. With many visitors traveling to Topeka for the celebration, hosts plan shelters and meals to handle the influx. Officials urge rapid contact with Santa Fe General Offices to arrange lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Cavert
Fanta Fe
Topeka
Eliesdas
Thousanisa
Harrison Speaks on Chicago Platform in New York Return
In a tense exchange during a New York stop, Harrison argues national unity amid party divisions. He asserts Chicago’s platform must shape the national agenda, even as critics press for distinct regional stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriaon Sa
New York
Ike
Chicago
Harrison
Weather unchanged for 86 hours says Mr Jennings
The report notes no significant weather change expected for the next day, with temperatures hovering around a mid 50s, a nighttime low near 6 degrees, and 25 hours of stability anticipated. It mentions Mr Jennings and comments on foretelling limits, then shifts to non weather items about Mrs Burtis dying and Col Burtis’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Col Burts
Howe
Judge Johnsen’s Son Injured in Practice Football Accident
Judge Johnsen's son Ben Johneen, son of Thu Johnson, sustained painful shoulder injuries while dodging a tackle on the Washburn campus yesterday evening. He slipped and struck his shoulder, fracturing a pecan? bone as an examining surgeon from Washington Dr. Jefferson Rebhieon was present as pension examining surgeon at Kaz.
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Johnsen
Ae Ben Johneen
Thu Johnson
Washburn
Pegaion
Washington
Plans to Impeach County Attorney in Winfield Riot
Prohibitionists in Winfield plan to impeach County Attorney Stanley Hod run the jointists out of town. A temperance meeting at the court house urged hiring an assistant attorney paid by prohibition supporters, with funds to be raised. officials may face perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Stanley Hod
Court House
Stanley
Friends of Prohibition
Leedy
Adeliy
Place
Methodist College
Ru Winfeld
Loomis
Boldaran
Anheuser- Busch Company
A.G. Waldron
Winfeld
Nes
George H. Kirkpatrick
Armstrone
A. L. Kunce
Dr. Place
George Ordwain
Miss Ingalls Deaconess to Enter Eastern Training School
Miss Constance Ingalls, daughter of the ex-senator, will soon enter the Church Training School in Philadelphia to prepare for a deaconess in the Protestant Episcopal church. The School Year begins the first Wednesday in October with classes for special students probationers and candidates, plus eight months of study and ten weeks of hospital or practical service for all candidates.
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Atchixon Iene
Constance Ingalls
Church Training School
Philadelphia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church Training and Deariness House
Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Emancipation Day Celebrations Register Diverse Activites
In Larned on September 1 crowds gathered for Emancipation Day with a parade headed by Thompson's leading Main Street to the river bluff. Mayor McCarthy spoke gifting freedom of the city as colored ladies served dinner. Judge Cole delivered the afternoon address and a concert closed the day. Business houses stayed open as part of the event. Nearby notices report bank reserve changes, liquidations, and local reunions with speeches by veterans and officials in Parsons ElDorado and Coffeyville counties. Congressman McCormick has returned from Washington.
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Larned
Scjolaing
Thompson
Main Street
Arkansas River
Tits McCarthy
Cty
Eirie C. Cole
First National
Oberlin
Kan
Comptroller
Crediwes
First National Bank
Wellington
Kas
Parsons
Parsons Soldiers Met Sailors’ Association
Sherman
G Yeast
A. R. Day
Emme Wall
Kansas
FM. Howefel
Coffeyville
Editor of Youth and Home named in New York paper
Washington reports say Albert Bigelow Paine formerly of Port Scott has been chosen editor of Youth and Home, a New York paper aimed at broad readership. The first issue is slated for October 15 with notable contributors including Mrs Sangster and Rudyard Kipling.
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Albert Bigelow
Hiawatha
Albert Bigelow Paine
Port Scott
Youth and Home
New York
Plain plan to enrich land spreads in county farmlands
Oswego reports farmers adopt a new method with 28 carloads of fertilizer shipped from a Kansas City factory and more orders in Labette and nearby counties. Geary County melon grower Mr Bunch sold forty loads of Water Inclons with two loads remaining, projecting about 100 dollars in income this year from two acres of melons. A Populist sale of the Junction City Tribune occurred for 425 dollars. A Stafford County grand jury is convened to probe prohibition violations, while Cloud County jury closes its inquiry with ten jurors to be arrested. Phillips County shows a county product exhibit at the state fair including fruit hay and cereals. A carload of honey, valued at 2000 dollars, shipped to Wichita.
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Oswego
Alrenay
Labette County
Kansas City
Geary County Watermelon King
Junction City
Co. Bunch
Talking Finance The Monetary Conference Gets Underway
Washington September session opens with ex Senator Edmunds presiding. Eleven commissioners are named including Edmunds Letebtin Pairchild Patterson Bueh Friese Dean Taylor Laughan and others. Morning discussions map out plans and organizational structure for future work. Sub committees will be formed once final finding heads are fixed. Abscissions will focus on exposing every aspect of the new monetary question.
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Washington
Monarc
Edmunds
W. SB
Down of
St. Paul
Messrs
Edmundy
Letebtin
Pairchild
Patterson
Bueh
Friese
Dean
Taylor
Laughan
Joe
Body found on farm near Lamar in grisly condition
The badly decomposed body of a man was found on J. W. Robinson’s farm three miles southeast of Lamar Missouri. The corpse shows severe mutilation with flesh removal and a disfigured face. Neighbors say he may be the partner of a man murdered nearby the same night, suggesting a linked crime. Identification remains unclear despite many viewing.
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Lamar
J. W. Robinson
Here
General Order No 2 Parade Rules For Festival Week
General Order No 2 issued by Chief Marshal Norton of Topeka Kansas lays out parade formation timing and routes for Festival Week. It details firing signals, street clearance, escort order, march sequence, routes from fair grounds, return routes to avoid wires and crowds, and staff reporting times at specified intersections.
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Norton
Topeka
Kan
Secor
Marshall
Kansas Avenue
Fliat
Tenth Avenues
Fir Grounds
Fair Grounds
East Gate
Eighteenth
Euclid
Quincy
Seventh Streets
Jackson
Eighth
Sixth
First Street
Harrison
Tenth Streets
Pirot Street
Jonathan DP. Norton
H.A. Smith
First Infantry
U.S. AL
Starr
Chapman Campaign Opens in Ohio Counties Tonight
The silver wing of the Democrats begins its Ohio state campaign with a grand central meeting in Columbus tonight. H L Chapman for governor delivers his first speech of the campaign. Speakers include Congressman John J Lente Mayor James A Rice and General A J Warner with Adlen W Thurman presiding. Large attendance expected across cities wards and districts.
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Ohio
Columbus
Bard County
Grand Central
Ward
H. L. Chapman
C. NG
Brew Auditorium
John J. Lente
James A Rice
Canton
A. J. Warner
Adlen W. Thurman
Simuel Blick
Janes Kulbotiera
Worse Than Cannon Balls Maj Shreve Faces Manic Visitor
Maj A P Shreve endured a tense encounter with Isaac Betts from the insane asylum who claimed vast wealth and pressed for a bribe to advance his scheme. Betts grip and bravado rattled the desk, prompting a secretary of state liaison and a policelike defense. The scene ends with Betts promised to return for an answer as a mail contract update follows from Washington dates.
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Maj. A. P. Shreve
Onch
Thach
Isaac Betts
Western Avenue
Betts
Maj. Shreve
Secretary of State
Morrie Cain
Cain
Major
Wberry
Betta
Santa Fe Fair Boosts Sugar Industry On Rail Route
A Denver party of Santa Fe officials including J J Saeral W S Biddle and F C Gay visited Santa Fe to inspect the terminal and discuss expansion. They praised New Mexico fruit displays at the territorial fair and predicted rising traffic, with Santa Fe offering special favors to the industry to spur growth.
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Denver
Hatacet
Ager
J. J. Saeral
Biddle
F. C. Gay
Charles Dyer
LB. Lynch
C. Gast
Chicago
McMurray
Albuquerque
Biddie
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gay
Joint bureau eyed for live stock handling in Kansas City
Transmissouri lines may establish a joint bureau in Kansas City to manage live stock transportation. W B Biddle of the Santa Fe urges the move to curb abuses. Current rules allow return freight for shippers with two or more cars. single-car shippers risk favoritism and tension among roads and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transmissour
Kansas City
Transmissouri
W. B. Biddle
Subsidy of a Million for New Springfield Railway Branch
A capitalists’ group organized with 13 directors to push the Springfield Ohio River and South Atlantic railway toward completion. Knoxville voters voted a one million dollar subsidy for the branch of the Great Black Diamond system. William Kinley of Toledo elected president. Edward Watson of Vincennes vice president. A. E. Foone of Zanesville secretary. Amos Stout of Toledo treasurer.
Japan Lands Troops In Hawaii Rumors Spark Alarm
San Francisco reports describe 16 Japanese steerage passengers aboard the City of Peking disembarking with military drill and discipline under a veteran sergeant. Observers speculate they are sent to Hawaii to resist annexation, with rumors of over a thousand troops already ashore and additional veterans expected after the next steamer.
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San Francisco
City of Peking
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Hawaii
State Department
Wheat Leaving Atlantic Ports Re Turns in Gold to San Francisco
The steamship Mone from Sydney arrives with 4,000,000 in gold to pay for wheat shipped from San Francisco England. This follows a prior 2,250,000 sovereigns payment from the Mara pose last month. Conservative season total from this trade estimated at 25,000,000.
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Atlantic
San Francisco
Mone
Sidney
Tomonor
England
Marapose
Populist Ballot Position Contested After Vote Certification
Populists claim their statewide ballot status is settled after law amendments and county clerk certification show fusion votes largely for the Democratic ticket. Taylor Riddle defends clerks, says no counties report objections, and asserts Populists are entitled to official ballot placement with over 80 counties listing they were nominated without objections.
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Taylor Riddle
Poplist State Committee
Journal
Marian County
Marion County
Falls From Roof Injures Local Painter Ernest Edwards
Ernest Edwards 1024 Harrison Street fractured jaw elbow and hip after slipping from a slanted roof at 4% Greenwood Avenue Potwin yesterday afternoon. He landed on a ladder and wheelbarrow of shingles, was rendered unconscious briefly, treated on the porch, then taken home for care. Doctors report multiple fractures but none likely fatal.
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Ernest Edwards
Harrison Streets
Edwards
Bawards
Benn
Wiis
Leedy to Speak in Wichita with Bryan at fair
Governor Leedy will appear on the platform with William Jennings Bryan at the Bedgwick county fair in Wichita to deliver a short speech and support the event. He plans to attend the morning session and assist in making the occasion a success while traveling between Parsons El Dorado and McPherson on a busy schedule.
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Bryan
Teedy
William J. Bryan
Bedgwick County
Stio
Wichita
Bryn
Leedy
Parsons
el Dporato
Old Settlers
McPherson
T. B. Murdock
el Dorado Repuedenn
A. W. Smith
Pherson
Witness Interference Alleged in Luetgert Trial Proceedings
Court discussions heated as State and defense clash over alleged police interference with witnesses. Ex Judge Tut vows firm action if witness tampering is proven while cross examination reveals inconsistencies in Emma and Gottlieb Schimpke testimony. Crowd fills courthouse as testimonies unfold and police scrutiny looms over the Luetgert case.
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Tesson
Shar
Tut
Atorney Phalen
Deenan
Unis
Dernan
Hota Gleich
Enuna Schimpke
Emma Schimpke
Orolock
Schimpke
Luetgert
Gottlieba Schimpke
Ote
Ludgert
Ble
Emma
Nett Pucthermore
Homa Schimpke
Hives
Gos Lieba
Guetgert
Jacoi Schirpke
Jamia
Deenen
Harry Fleler
Fiasn Gleleh
George Shailey
Mapie
Kenosta
Ai Dyriner Fairmend Muelter
Shaller
Anni
Springisteff
Kesuaha
Shalley
Sts Luvigert
Snowbound travelers and spring hopes amid mountain scenes
A fragmented account describes travelers on the Dyea and Stateway trails facing snow and frozen streams as they press toward spring, with signals of later arrivals, government concerns, and local notices. The piece also notes deaths, an insurance tribute, an athletic meeting announcement, and new hat fashions at Mrs. Courtsey's Parlors.
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Harriton
Kansas News
Hecome
ElDorado
Tuer
HK. N. G
Lobdell
Imade
Pale Oessivarik
Sat St Stress
In the Cantral
Glick
Atchison
G. W. Glick
Pittshuts
Missouri
Fulton
Embezzer
Fort Scott
Jacob Henne
Knights
Turners
Stotesbury
Leeds
Harris
Kirk—patrick
Botkin
Kirkpatrick
Isaac V. Baker
Leavenworth
Charles McFinch
John Kk. Forrester
Lane Ncrease
Dwin C. Spurtzaw
John H. Emporia
Orietfial
Highly A. Bogard
Sarah Palmer
Greeley
Falinville
Linn County
W. Gott
J. Carpenter
Ogden
Riley County
J. Leighton
T. Weichaelbhum
Stuyvesant
Osborne County
C. Brown
Farmers’ State Bank
Saan de Thie Westers Opin
Function City Tribune
Jumotson City
Junction City Tribune
Reform
John Davis
Stafford County
St. John
Clark
American Poultry Meeting
Eilsworth
Seve
American Poultry Association
Boston
Issa
Theodore Sternberg
Ibis City
Cloud County
Grand Jury
Concorna
Sept
Tfme
Phillips County
Phillipsburs
Phillies County
Tiihols
Towa
Teava
Chapman
Major Shreve
Sacnas
United States
Neal
Gs Kan
P. Tisdale
Railroad News
Santa FE Fair
Trip
Great Black Diamond
Japan
Buckien
Amica
Swift-Holiday Drug Co
Geo. L. Epps
Leedy AY
Sunflower Comp
B. Lowe, V. Cc
East Eighth Avenue
Ayer
Weing
East Shu
Sweere
Seattle
Ernest
AlanRa
B. Reppert
Lef Skacusy
Raplembee
Crone
Beenie
Inpara- Hons
Juneau
Skarnay
Mondred Stary
G. Py
Sprowl
D.I
Lake Linderman
Hrit
Dawson
Motern
Margaret Rosa
Margaret Reeve
Camden
Anewel
W. A. Johnston
Doring
Eleventh
Jonasten
Metropoliten Life Insurance Corpany of
J. L. Herros
Ard
John Christa Polk
R. Reemen
Topp
Capekme Athletic Association Ee Se ‘Ee
Fo Mm
Ealberdnet Vt Ae Fcotors
Reichenbach, Beere
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