Topics by Capital and the House Desk Debate
Washington March 14 Special The piece notes discontent with the new House office building as members struggle to find rooms and critics urge removing desks from the chamber to improve debate. It covers Aldrich bill opposition from Republicans and a Knox tribute dinner by the Pennsylvania club with extensive fundraising planned.
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House of Representatives
Charles W. Arthur
Washington
House
Congress
Ways and Means
John Sharp Williams
House of Commons
Aldrich
Aldrich Financial
Chamber
Rhode Island
Al‘@rich
William J. Bryan
Geneva
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Knox
Pennsylvania Club
Colonel Andrews
Penrose
Keystone
Pennsylvania
United States
Academy Notes From Local School Week
Will Kuhn visited the school Wednesday. Miss Edna Moore quit school due to sickness. Examinations set for Thursday and Friday next week. Miss Doolittle attended the Ainsworth convention. Misses Edna Thomas and Rose Duncan took a music exam Thursday. A joint open session of two literary societies will be held in chapel hall next Tuesday evening with a plan of speeches music and debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kuhn
Stella Cunningham
Nellie Bowman
Edna Moore
Lloyd Easter
Miss Doolittle
Ainsworth
Edna Thomas
Rose Duncan
Chapel Hall
Howard Hill
Bertha Anderson
Hattie McConnell
Martha Porter
Thompson Brookhart
Cloyce Kerr
Frank Taylor
Blanche Heimich
Hill McCleary
Floyd Shaw
Myrtle Swift
Eva Crone
Floy Elwell
Anna McCleary
Jessie Hoover
Ethel Negley
John Simpson
Magnet
Homer Coppock
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Swift Cough Relief
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life during a lung illness. The remedy is advertised as the most reliable for coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness and is sold at Lemmon’s Pharmacy with a trial bottle free and prices 65c and 1.00.
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Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Kling Beats Hueston In 200 Ball Pool Match
Kansas City March 14 Johnny Kling defeated Champion Hueston in a 200 ball pool match after a prior loss to Hueston in a 690 ball tournament. Kling finished the afternoon with 106 to 97 and completed the 200 ball block Thursday with 192 total. Kling led in high runs with 30 points, Hueston had 20.
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Kansas City
Hueston
Johnny Kling
Kling
Cub
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a proven, long used cure for bowel complaints. It claims universal effectiveness and notes sales through Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberlain
Change in Management at Rock Island Depot Lunch Counter
The Rock Island depot lunch counter, owned by the John J. Greer company, changed hands today. Mr Webb, previously in charge, was transferred by the company. Mr and Mrs Riley of Kansas City take over the counter and will operate under Greer management.
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Rock Island Depot
John J. Greer
Webb
Riley
Kansas City
Greer
A Lip at Stake Kidney Warning and Remedy Ad
A warning advertises early signs of kidney and bladder trouble linking Bright's disease and diabetes to a slight irregularity. It promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as curable if started at first danger, sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Bright
Foley
Lemmon’'s
Local notices list arrivals and repairs around Winfield
Miss Lulu Lad Motte arrives from Brighton. Mrs M D Work visits the city. Keyes and Dewees advertise painting and papering. Alien DeLong and son arrive from Crawfordsville. Leffler and daughter from Brighton shop in the city. Ned C Long offers repairs rear of Fred Long’s blacksmith shop. H T Nutt returns from Winfield. Washing and ironing by L St John at 728 E Madison. Miss Vaughn Vanerus arrives from Brighton for a short visit. Frances Anderson and Myrtle Lauer return to Winfield from Fairfield. Martin Whittaker visits city after illness. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised by Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McEhinney Drug Co. Robt Amlong from near Washington visits friends. Walter Sewell family leave for Hood River Oregon. not yet decided on location. Mrs Jeff McCollister visits relatives in Washington. Ed Fox resigns Washington Telephone manager post to return to rail work. praised for railroading efforts on the old Narrow Gauge line. News from Winfield Beacon notes Fox’s railroading zeal and desire for prompt service.
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H. T. Nutt
Winfield
L. St. John
E. Madison St
Vaughn Vanerus
Brighton
Ned C. Long
Fred Long
Frances Anderson
Myrtle Lauer
Fairfield
Martin Whittaker
Harry Whittaker
Brave Sea
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon’s
McEhinney Drug Co
Robt
Amlong
Washington
Walter Sewell
Familly
Hood River
Oregon
Sewell
Jeff McCollister
Lone Tree Reporter
Ed Fox
Washington Telephone Company
Fox
The
Winfield Beacon
Lawrence Evart to star in We Are King at opera house
Lawrence Evart returns to perform We Are King at the opera house with a strong supporting company. The engagement is set for March 18 with producer A W Cross handling the production. Local residents note Evart's versatile talent and the show’s comedy appeal.
Miss Minnie Wolf Visits Depot Friends En Route to Chicago
Miss Minnie Wolf spoke with old friends at the depot before continuing from Washington to Chicago to study spring millinery styles. Her brother and she once ran the depot lunch counter locally, leaving a note of her continued friendships. James Casey and son left yesterday for Muscatine. An ad notes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for digestive issues. Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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Minnie Wolf
Washington
Chicago
Miss Wolf
Columbus Safeguard
Property trespass warning issued by Ed Wolfe
Ed Wolfe warns that all boys found trespassing on his property while he is away will face prosecution. The notice cautions residents to respect private property and avoid unauthorized entry.
We Are King Comedy at Lemmon's Pharmacy
The company presents We Are King at Lemmon's pharmacy Monday morning and Wednesday evening the 18th. The same troupe previously delighted audiences, prompting the manager to bring them back this season. The play blends wit and grotesque situations and is billed as one of the era's best comedies in the opera house.
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King
Opera House
H. T. Nutt
Harding
Keota
J. A. Y. Ashby
Lemmon
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the United
Academy Wotes
Cook & Sherman
BY YY
FORDS
Frey
Lulu Lad Motte
M. D. Work
West Chester
Keyes & Dewees
DeLong and Son
Ulaus
Crawfordsville
Mae Brookhart
Cotter
Ida Hauenstein
Mary Ann Miller
Howard White
Will
Mrs. Schurr
Ross & Moothart
Mabel Buckley
Delia Brookhart
F. Boyd
Rock Island
C. C. Gardner
I. K. Beal
North of
City
W. R. Sawhill
West Washington Street
John Sawhill
Winterset
Sawhill
W. H. Hughes
S. Blair
J. A. Davison
Wichita
Kansas
G. B. Harrison
Carl Hedges
Carl
Old Town
Omaha
Lawrence Evart
Walker Whiteside
We Are
Evart
Edmund Carroll
Bert S. Prank
John Osgood
John Carlton
Viola Dale
Elizabeth Stevens
Anna Jordan
Ewart
A. W. Cross
Malorday Night Sale
Japan
James Casey and Son
Muscatine
Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
C.C. Starr
Barden Harness Company
Ed Wolfe
Cardus
Annie Hamilton
Stetsonville
Wis
Cardui
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