BUNN Physician and Surgeon at 74 Massachusetts Street
A A B Sellards M D reports Bunn physician and surgeon located at 74 Massachusetts Street with telephone 232. The OCR fragment notes professional address and contact details for medical services.
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Macyachisetta Street
Resiience
Realdence Telephone Tt
Flomer
C. Oatman
M. D
A. B. Sellards
Omen
Mats Renldarce Teleyhe DW
Ss. Bunn
Massachusetts Street
Woodward's
Gence 14
Tennessee Street
No. Ial
Refuges Prepared as Kimberly Siege Eases
London dispatch notes Me thuen advances relieve Kimberly and Mafeking forces. Governor Milner urges readiness for 10 000 refugees, while Kekewich and Haden Powell conduct sorties against besiegers. Reports from Cape Town and Pretoria confirm ongoing actions amid uncertain relief timeline.
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Kimberly
Stock Exchange
Garrigan
Methuen
Milners
Cane Town
Pruform
Mafeking
Gros Pao
Kekewich
Haden-Powell
Collapse of Insurgents Takes Shape In Insurrection
Washington reports cabinet discusses the president’s message and hopes for full insurrection collapse before Congress. The president delays sending the message until Tuesday due to senate adjournment risk from the vice president’s death.
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Ilepente Abiste
Washington
Philippines
Congress
Senate
Record price for range cattle tops market notes
Denver reports the highest cattle price this year with Hereford steers from NorthArk sold for 25.74 per 100 pounds to Coburbday king company. average weight 1,000 pounds, owners earned 825 per head. Other items note Manila transport Maganense, a prisoner's suicide on a train, and fresh mint coinage totals for November.
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Wereford
Northark
Gol
Sid
Robinson & Co
Coburbday
King Company
Pontids
Simer
Theaport Mananense
Washington
Quartermaster General
E. C. Long
San Francisco
Manila
Honolulu
Otis reports favorable progress against insurgents
Dispatches from Panay and Lawton lines show American forces advancing in Iloilo and Bayombong areas. Hughes reports battles near Passi with the enemy driven to the mountains, several field pieces captured. MacArthur's troops engage occasionally, with captures and minor actions. Oregon returns 146 prisoners. ordnance and ammunition seized. Telegraphed signals indicate readiness for possible surrender talks.
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War Department
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Daniel W. Humphreys
Iva
Capiz
Lawton
MacArthur
Oregon
Vigan
Samboing
Warwick
Indian Territory
Kuowas
Leavenworth
Battle Over Oleomargarine Ends in Prison Sentences
Philadelphia Dec 1 After a two year legal fight in U S courts Joseph Wilking of Washington D C and Howard Butler of Philadelphia were sent to prison for violating oleomargarine sale laws Wilking received six months imprisonment and a 1500 fine Butler four months and a 500 fine
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Philadelphia
United States
Joseph Wilking
Washington
D. C
Howard Butler
Wilking
Buter
Explosion at Lafila Rand Powder works near Weir City
A terrific blast struck the Lafila Rand Powder works one mile south of Weir City Kansas at 12 35 today. Direct communication with the plant was cut off by the force shaking buildings in Kansas City and raising fears of loss of life though extent of damage is not yet known.
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Peter Weir
William McClain
Despondent Soldier Tak es Life In Sa Betha
Mahlon Miller an old soldier and Pennsylvanian shot himself at the Commercial hotel entrance in Sabetha Kansas at 1 PM after despondency over divorce from his wife. Passersby found him grasping a smoking revolver with a bullet wound in the head. His son Lewis Muller commanded Co K 72nd Kansas.
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Kan
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Hinside Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania
Lewis Muller
Twenty-Second
Kansas
Fire destroys Beslah C. milling plant at Joplin
News notes report a fire yesterday that destroyed the Beslah C. milling plant in Joplin Missouri. The item notes a Kansas North Central Teachers association meeting in Manhattan and discusses infant feeding practices, urging dilution of cow milk with warm water to aid digestion and reduce dyspepsia in babies.
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Kan
Kansas
Snow
Koandas University
Beslah C
Joplin
Kansas North Central Teachers’ Association
Bartle backs fund for Dewey hero widow in Sedalia
Milton Bartle foreman of the upholstering dept at Missouri Kantan & Texas shops announces in the paper that he will join 99,999 others in contributing 25 cents to a $25,000 fund to aid the widow of Captain Charles V. Gridley commander of Dewey's fleet at Manila. Bartle suggests Miss Helen Gould as treasurer.
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Sedalia
Milton Bartle
Missouri Kantan & Texas
Aday
Charles V. Gridley
Dewey
Manila
Bartle
Helen Gould
Court Decision Threatens Kansas County Boards Authority
In Yopeka Kansas on December 1 a Federal Judge Hook ruling that the court of visitation is unconstitutional may also limit county commissioners boards by removing powers they hold in tax levies road dispute settlements and contracts The decision questions merging legislative judicial and administrative functions in one body and argues Kansas boards may share the invalidated authority with the court of visitation
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Kan
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Court of Visitation
Boards of County Commissioners
Kansas
Missouri
Hasnain In Favor. Republicans Favor Hanna Remains Chairman
Reports from Cleveland state Hanna does not desire another campaign chairmanship and will decline if pressured. Despite opposition among many Republicans, Hanna reportedly has wide support from party leaders nationwide, urging his strong candidacy. The item also notes Chamberlain's Leicester remarks and speculation on a possible Great Britain United States Germany alliance being viewed as eccentric.
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Itiacy
National Republican Committee
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Almos
Paris
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England
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Pontiac’s Conspiracy Tablet Unveiled in Detroit
A commemorative tablet marking Pontiac’s 1763 defeat was placed at Jefferson avenue and Griswold street on the Fort Detroit gate site. Ex Senator Thomas Wumner presided as Silas Farmer, T. H. Eaton, and Mayor Maybury spoke. the device honors colonial wars and Sons of the American Revolution.
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Mich
Pontiac
Jefferson Avenue
Griswold Street
Fort Detroit
Thomas Wumner
Derby
Silas Farmer
T. H. Eaton
Society of Colonial i ‘Wara
Maybury
Bold Robber Strikes Far North of Guthrie
A bold robbery occurred Wednesday at the home of W. Ferguson nine miles north of Guthrie. A masked man forced Ferguson and a neighbor to bind each other and then ransacked the house taking $25, two revolvers, a gold watch and entire suit. The robber saddled a horse and rode toward town, assaulting a painter on the street before being captured this morning. Ferguson identified the man as John McGregor, who was turned over to county authorities.
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Hk. W. Ferguson
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Spruce Timber Scarce Prompting Substitutes in Maine Paper
The forthcoming report by Maine’s lumber commissioner warns of spruce timber depletion, with a table on land areas and yearly wood use for paper. It urges considering alternatives to spruce and notes experiments in Missouri and Maine’s pulp trade shifting to New Hampshire mills handling 249 tons daily.
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New York Times
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Missouri
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Wright Sewall Tops Women’s Council P residentship
Mrs. Sewall, head of a girls’ classical school in Indianapolis, is identified as the new president of the International Council of Women. The Philadelphia Post notes her frequent representation of American women abroad and her role in major national conventions. Her classroom anecdotes illustrate physics terms centrifugal and centripetal with a humorous aside about domestic virtue and a saloon.
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Tnternational Council of Women
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Clas
International Counsel
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Indianapolis
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Peres
Hobart will filed estate shows vast property values
Patterson December 1 The will of the late Vice President Hobart was filed today detailing an estate worth about 82 500 000. The widow receives 1 500 000 of the remainder after debts and requests are paid. Son Garret A Hobart junior inherits the other half at majority. Five hospitals and asylums of Patterson receive 5 000 each. Hobart Tuttle a brother in law 20 000, A A Wilcox a close friend 10 000, David Hobart a brother 60 000, and each child 10 00 (text garbled) receive portions. Also notes on fabrics, medicines, and ads follow.
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Markets and Livestock Notes From Ames and San Sity
Markets report strong activity across live stock and grain markets with receipts and prices noted for cattle hogs and sheep. Texans and local herds show varied bids while grain futures list December and May positions with rough quotes for corn oats and hay.
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