Trade in animals and living zoo holdings in Kansas City
In Kansas City the Home Zoological arena trades and rents animals from a downtown desk at 318 Keith and Perry, led by I. B. Horne. Prices span hippos at 3000 dollars to elephants, rhinos, and tigers at hundreds to thousands. The business moves globally with parks, circuses, and zoos, and includes untrainable stock swaps and lease returns for ongoing cages and shows. Hearst’s San Francisco bear Monarch noted among famed specimens.
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Kansan
Home Zoological Arena
Keith and
Perry
Horne
Arena
Kansas City
Umpty-Umph & Company
North Pole
United States
Theo
Denver
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Cal
Santa Paula
Pine Mountain
Monarch
Denver Market Prices and Local Notices
The page lists cattle, grain and hay prices across categories such as beef steers grain fed good to choice and grass, cows and heifers, stockers, veal calves, bulls, feeders and stockers with price ranges. It also notes grain prices like wheat, rye, oats, corn and bran, plus hay values and regional forage. Additional items include a blast at Burlington Big Horn extension by Fisher & McDonald, a county appointment at the University of New Mexico, and an outbreak of epidemic infantile paralysis in Malaga with quarantine measures.
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Vasecesenssee
Teauseen
Fair CO
Enee
Board of County Commissioners
Bernalillo
M. J. McGuinness
University of New Mexico
William Coleman Cook
McGuinness
Cook
Malaga
Three Hundred Coffins Ordered After Cherry Mine Disaster
Cherry Ill reports confirm the St Paul mine disaster left over 300 miners dead or entombed. Rescue attempts were abandoned after renewed fires and dense smoke, with 200 widows and 1000 orphans in Cherry as authorities tally missing miners and plan coffins. Community leaders estimate over 300 entombed. hope fades as work halts.
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Cherry
St. Paul
Fang
Duncan Mcdonald
Springfield
Ill
United Mine Workers
McDonald
Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Japanese Prabe Our Charities
Baron Shibusawa, a leading Japanese financier, told Denver’s Honorary Commercial Commission banquet at the Brown Palace hotel that Denver deserves credit for charity and humanity. He urged pride in inner wealth over material riches. Other addresses by Japanese business figures highlighted public baths, the House of the Good Shepherd, and the Y M C A during a U S tour.
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Denver
Baron Shibusawa
Honorary
Commercial Commission of Japan
Chamber of Commerce
Brown Palace Hotel
House of the Good Shepherd
United States
Carlisle's Illness Serious in New York Health
There was no improvement Monday and condition worsened for former Secretary of the Treasury John G. Carlisle who is under treatment for intestinal disorders at St Vincent's hospital in New York.
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Cariisle
New York
Treasury
John G. Carlisle
St Vincent's Hospital
State Witnesses Set Free in BasIn Basin Wyoming
State witnesses Farris and Keyes, tied to the Ten Sleep raiders who turned state's evidence, plus Billy Goodrich who testified Brink confessed Allemand’s killing, were escorted across the Montana line Monday by militia and released. Witnesses departed unseen at the depot. their destination is unknown, but they are unlikely to return to the Big Horn area.
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Basin
Mind Over Matter Colloquy on Authority and Influence
A quoted exchange on the power of an authoritative voice over animals and people. The Acute Observer notes immediate obedience from a dog, the Traveler cites an oriental example in Khalle jharo where a ruler’s life seems secured by voice, as reported in Success Magazine attributed to Carolyn Wells.
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Khalle Andjharo
Carolyn Wells
Success Magazine
A Lay Matter at the Sale Floor Plans Question
An architect asks the Springfield man about floor plans for a sale. The man expresses doubt and says he has no prejudice against Moses yet prefers nonsectarian floor designs. The dialogue reflects cautious views on religiously themed or sectarian choices in construction.
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Mosale
Springfield
Moses
Harper's Weekly
Deafness Cure Claim by Cheney Co in Toledo
A historical notice offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that can be cured, asserting ear tube inflammation and potential permanent hearing loss if untreated. It credits Dr. F. J. Cheney & Co and Hall's Family Pills as remedies and invites endorsement by druggists.
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Cannes
Jeans
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tolsda
Drurrista
Zéc
Hall
Quotations and Remedies Echo a Pastime and Sales Pitch
The snippet blends playful cricket banter with archaic brand pitches and quips about home remedies. It hints at social theater and consumer ads with mentions of Hamlins Wizard Oil, Perry Davis Painkiller, and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century tone.
California Fig Syrup Co declares full product statement
The company asserts that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna meet exacting standards of purity and uniformity, detailing their manufacturing method and use of California figs for taste while sourcing medicinal principles from beneficial plants. It urges buyers to seek genuine products from the California Fig Syrup Co. only, sold by leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California
Not Now My Dear Captain A Derringer Incident
Capt Jerome visiting Col Higginson took a derringer from the table and fired it, tearing away a finger of the visitor. The colonel, famed for politeness, bowed and replied Not now, my dear captain.
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Jerome
Col. Higginson
Bridge, Misunderstanding Sparks Cheatham Feud
In a charged exchange Misa Cheatham contemplates giving up bridge after a prior dispute with Misa Frank. The dialogue hints at lingering scandal surrounding the game and potential reputational cost for players involved.
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Misa Cheatham
Misa Frank
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Idaho
Nebraska
South Park
Elgin
Ceeseenscccceveres Creameries
Cole
East
Seseeeenee
F.P.R
Jewett
Perry Davis
Mrs. Winslow
George Wesningtonn
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Boot Shoe CO
Whysush
Dodds
RA Lam
Continental Oil Company
White, Ught
Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Douglin
Brackton
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