American Cyclists to Test Speed Against English Wheelmen
Boston reports a three-man American professional cycling team Woodside Temple and Morgan plans to challenge English riders abroad. Woodside the former US amateur champion now claims American sprint supremacy. Temple a Chicago native and Knox College graduate headlines trick riding with $1000 stakes. Morgan, long distance champion and Canada pioneer, will manage the squad and serve as foreign correspondent for several journals.
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Boston
Woodside
Temple and Morgan
England
William Miller Woodside
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Ireland
New York
Manhattan Bicycle Club
New York City
United States
West and Frye
Bristol
Vesser
London
John
Prince
Trine
America
Fred Wood
Leicester
All America
Ralph Temple
Friedberg
Chicago
West
Knox College
Illinois
Temple
William J. Morgan
Canada
Toronto
St. Catharine Bicycle Club
States
Rollinson
the Harrisons
Higham
Schock
Albert Schock
Morgan
J. L. Mannnnina
The Theatre in the Future and American Dramatic Arts
The United States leads in theatre patronage with more venues and performers than other nations. A rising craze for dramatic arts supports new schools in New York under Franklin Sargent, and a national musical college may come with the National Opera company. American sopranos may soon outnumber European ones. male vocalists remain scarce.
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United States
England
France
Germany
New York
Whole
Union
Paris
Franklin Sargent
Conservatoire
National Musical College
National Opera Company
Europe
Horsemens Association Adopts By-Laws and Elects Officers
An adjourned meeting of northern Colorado horse breeders formed the Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming Horse Breeder's Association on February 26 in Fort Collins. Officers chosen for one year were Judge George C. Alden president, L. D. Law vice president, R. Q. Tenney secretary, and Wm. Lindenmeier treasurer, with 950 head of horses valued around $200,000. members pay a $1 fee and may join by signing the by-laws.
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Fort Collina
Colorado
Judge Gee
C. Alden
Wm. Lindenmeier
Simon Duncan
Jacob Armstrong, Jr
J. H. Goldsworthy
L. D. Law
Sidney Stone
W. G. Potter
L. McCarroll
Jacob M. Edwards
A. B. Ogden
Jacob Myers
Carsrud
Alden
Warren Live Stock Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Northern
Southern Wyoming
Aim
Fort Collins
George C. Alden
R. Q. Tenney
Lindenmeier
Indian Corn in Germany Gains Little Use
Indian corn with very large kernels and long ears is grown in central Germany but a former resident says farmers use it mainly to fatten geese, offering limited other uses.
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Germany
Gift for all trial bottle of Dr King’s Discovery
An offer to try Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is extended free at J F Fezer’s Drug Store. The ad invites all suffering from Coughs Colds Consumption Asthma Bronchitis or throat chest or lung ailments to obtain a trial bottle at no charge.
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Dr. King
J. F. Fezer
Remarkable Youth Restored by Electric Bitters in Clay County
A 73 year old resident, Mrs. Phoebe Chesley Peterson of Clay County, reports relief from kidney trouble and lameness after using Electric Bitters. She now handles all housework pain free, praising the tonic. California brands Santa Abie and Cat-r-Cure are advertised, with claims and pricing. The Pitkin bank has closed as proprietor E G Richmond leaves for Birmingham. Prickly Ash Bitters marketed to aid temperance, cleanse organs, and curb liquor effects. An Odd Fellows lodge opened in Walsenburg with regional clergy and businessmen assisting.
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Phoebe Chesley
Peterson, Clay Co
J. F. Fezer
Remarkable recovery spurred by King's New Discovery at Paris Texas
Enthusiasm spreads in Paris Texas as J E Corley restored from near death by Dr King's New Discovery and New Life Pills. He quickly improves, gains pounds, and credits the remedy with his recovery. Also Wm Westlake injured after a sulky accident finds relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Ayoka druggist.
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Texas
Paris
J. E. Corley
Dr. King
J. F. Fezer’s
Wm. Westlake
Avoca
Nebraska
Ayoka
J. F. Fezer
Advice to Mothers Teething Syrup Ad from 19th Century Press
An archaic advertisement urges mothers to buy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims immediate relief from crying and pain, plus cures for dysentery and diarrhea, regulates the stomach, reduces inflammation, and boosts energy. It touts the syrup as pleasant tasting, a prescription of a renowned nurse and physician, and available from druggists worldwide at a nominal price.
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Winslow
United States
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Hunter & West
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J. C. Scott
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G. Cook
Mainstr
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Sanborn’s Bulletin
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Good House and Granery
Union Colony
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Oak Street
Delta
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B. D. Sanborn
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