Local notices and oddities from a bustling page
A mixed, fragmentary local notice sheet reports repairs offered at Little Leaders and a trunk shop on West 16th Street, notes travel to Los Angeles, a stabbing on a train, a prostitution arrest, monthly fines paid by Bertie Williams, a chiropody office opening, a weight dispute with Sorghum Syrup Company, and a clothing seller enjoying sales momentum.
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Carey Ave
Vieks
T. Dyer
Lowngeles
Fd. Stahle
Los Angeles
West 16Th Street
F. J. Fitegerald
Grend
Voral Music
Mra
Ilad
Bertie Williams
M. A. Turpin
Kady
Eoloyany of
Chicago
Allengiv the
Book Demand Sparks Publisher Rush In County
Great demand across the county prompts publishers to rush fulfillment of the books Wreck of the Titanic and The Get War On The White Slave Trade. Orders solicited for Fort Russell and Cheyenne by My Taylor with delivery in about three weeks.
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Google
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
My ‘Taylor
Richard Porter
Fort Ruggsell
Taylor
Moke
Peruna Proves Lifesaving to Ailing Patient
A health testimonial from a patient unable to walk beyond a hundred yards credits Pe runa with saving his life. He praises the remedy as the best medicine on earth and says he would not be without it, thanks to doctors and Mr Johnson for support.
False Fire Alarm From Elk Home Triggers City Run
A false alarm from the Elk's home last evening sent the fire department into a rapid response. Chief Taylor and the central station crew led a quick evacuation of gear including the aerial truck onto the street before the bell finished a lap. Wagons from South Cheyenne and Howe stations joined the swift citywide reaction, drawing favorable comment on their speed.
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Taylor
Central Station
17Th Street
South Cheyenne
Theaters and Local Ads Include Cream Flour Deal
Local page notes AY CAPITAL AVE theater today with current events and a Kansas Cream Flour promotion from a recently unloaded car. Peabody and Nelson advertise at 1017 Thames with phone 652 W for unspecified items.
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AY Capital Ave
Kansas
Peabody & Nelson
Thames
W. Uw
Republican Platform Calls for Judge Recall and River Policies
The platform endorses recall of judges and calls for flood prevention aid for the Mississippi River plus river harbor improvements. It supports extending repayment time for reclamation costs and adopting a liberal policy toward Alaska. It pledges relief from undesirable immigration and outlines government economy and civic duty before challenging sixteen years of Republican rule under McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft.
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Misaisaippi
Alaska
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Named Leader of Progressives
A political broadcast denounces the Roosevelt faction for alleged fraud in delegate selection and accuses the convention of harboring fraudulent delegates to override the will of Republican voters. It warns Roosevelt delegates to abstain from voting and asserts the convention no longer represents the party rank and file.
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Taft
Roney
Pieregard
National Committee
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt and party support amid convention
A historical notice argues that accepting the convention's nomination would prove discreditable and strip any future Republican support. It asserts the nominee would lack party backing and forfeits cross party legitimacy, naming Theodore Roosevelt as the central figure.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Bryan embroils convention as Parker backs Bryan
The report notes Bryan plans to leave Chicago for Baltimore to survey the situation and secure support for his committee aims. Nebraska’s P e joins others in backing Bryan for the Monday committee meeting, amid a prior defeat to oust Col James M. Guffey of Pennsylvania. Bryan’s telegram went to six open candidates, skipping Harmon Underwood and Marshall.
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Chicago
Baltimore
P. E
Ill
Nebraska
Bryan
James M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
Bryan Telegram
Harmon, Underwood
Marshall
Bryan Campaign Details Spark Delegates’ Stance at Convention
Senator Bankhead notes telegrams sent to Bryan’s campaign. Johnston reports a preliminary poll showing about 500 of 1094 delegates ready to oppose Bryan’s influence. The piece suggests a fight over the convention’s selection process and potential discord at the outset.
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Chicago
Underwood
J. H. Bankhead
Alsbanian
Parker
Dryan
Johnston
Texas
Bryan
It Is Criminal to Neglect the Skin and Hair
An old advertisement extols Cuti cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as remedies for troubled skin rough hands and hair loss urging careful selection of treatments. It emphasizes low cost and the social benefits of clear skin and good hair in a period voice.
Free $3.50 Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Home Cure
An advertisement offers a "recipe free" for weak kidneys and backache promising swift relief from pain and urinary issues. It claims the doctor would charge $3.50 for writing the prescription but provides it gratis by mail from Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit. The missive emphasizes safe, harmless remedies and urges readers to request a copy.
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Dr. A. EB
Robinson
Luck
Stewart Guilty of Murder Will Appeal Decision
William Stewart found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Corporal Rucker of the Ninth Cavalry and announced plans to appeal. Rucker was stabbed three times at his doorway. Previously, Rucker had accused Stewart in police court and Stewart had expressed fear of retaliation.
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William Stewart
Rucker
Ninth Cavalry
Pelha
Stewart World
Convention rules shift as Bryan support questioned
Report of a convention meeting showing a move to abrogate the two thirds rule with a committee to send the resolution to the full committee. The proceedings reference Bryan's influence and the selection of Judge Parker for temporary chairman as partisan tensions rise. Other items include unavailable titles and a publishing note on a wartime history book and a local advertisement for dyeing services.
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Bryan
Committee of Arrangements
Col
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
Wilson
Yeaterday
Wade
Iowa
Howell
Georgia
Johnston
Texas
McGhaw
Mack
New York
Ar Tapwements
Parker
Senator Martina Calls for Focus on Progressive Candidate
Baltimore reports United States Senator Martina of New Jersey argues the temporary chairmanship is not worth fighting over. She supports a progressive platform with Ike Woodrow and Wilson, preferring a Kern-style chair to avoid a convention row.
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Baltimore
United State
Martina
New Jersey
Martingn
Liam Hryan
Kern
Ike Woodrow
Wilson
Madame Winterroth Clairvoyant Deceptive Advice Ad
An advertisement touts Madame Winterroth as a powerful clairvoyant with remarkable accuracy from infancy to old age. It claims reliable guidance on love, marriage, divorce, mining, business, and family matters. The notice invites readers to consult at a listed address in an urban block.
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PB Block
Sanitary Ice at 30 Cents per Hundred
Advertisement notes Sanitary Ice price at 30 cents per hundred and credits Cook Bros. Co as the supplier in Phenomena 197.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Ssle Edison phonograph and heater and cemetery lot for sale
From Lake Wow Times and News listing two items. A Ssle Edison phonograph is offered with a heater and a cemetery lot priced cheaply. Contact for details and terms of sale.
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Ssle
Edison Phonograph
Aleo & Heater
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