Medical notices and professional listings in 1900s era ad page
Public notices list several medical professionals and services including a physician and surgeon from Dostalia with address 1201 Con sleptone 4, Lawrence, Kaa, and specialists in ear, nose, throat, and ophthalmology with hospital and residence details. Also listed are osteopaths B. Bechtel and Owen with office upstairs and hours 10 to 7, plus veterinary surgeon and dentist C. B. M Clelland and Elly Bros. listings.
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Dostalia
Lawrence
Kaa
Andinmanes Nteys
de Fers
Medical College
Philadelhia
R. Bechtel
E.M. Owen
Clelland
Beal & Gedding's
Ohin St
Por” Elly Bros
Joubert killed unconfirmed Boer war report
London reports unconfirmed word that General Piet Joubert, Boer commander in chief, was killed near Ladysmith during heavy fighting on or around November 16. Dispatches note continued bombardments, Boer artillery and armored trains in Natal and Ladysmith area, with British forces under pressure and rumors of Boer ammunition shortages and strategical shifts in the theater.
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London
Piet Jdoubert
Hyer
Taiysmith
Joubert
Avolom
Batcourt
Natal
Dublin
Chievely
Bours
Lieut Churchill
Lord Handolph Churchill
Ladysmith
Mafeking
Kimberley
Baller
Iren
Lamoore
Orange Meee
Ladystith
Huller
Durbanitis A
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Dronfield
Magalapye
ROKRS
Bulawayo
Machudi
Basuto
Buers
Fort Tuli
Wong
Teayy
Col Spreckley
Janden
Times
Yishea
Lindiwe
Ares Loysl
Fire destroys seven story downtown building in Chicago
A major fire in Chicago's downtown metal district destroyed a seven story building at 146 State Street. The blaze caused about 60000 dollars in damage and injured a score of workers and spectators, including the fire chief D. J. Swenle and two assistant marshals who were cut by flying glass. An explosion blew out part of the front of the structure as debris scattered across the area.
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Metall
Boone
Dinseter
Chicago
Ill
State Atret
Mtall
Joan
Hre Department
D. J. Swenle
National Grange May Push Radical Trust War
Springfield O Nov 10 Every indication shows the National Grange will back a radical resolution based on the grand master address calling for a war on trusts and urging legislation to remove them from business. The sentiment mirrors hotel lobby talk as routine sessions proceed.
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Springfield
National Grange
Postal reports reveal fiscal deficit and mail shifts
A postal deficiency of 6 010 775 for the fiscal year ended shows a 27 percent drop from last year. Total receipts exceeded 95 million with large stamp shipments to the Philippines Porto Rico and Cuba. New York and Chicago handled 38 percent of second class mail. A letter carrier registration system is urged and mail class consolidations proposed. Also noted are mine fatalities in Victor Colorado and various Knights of Labor and Carnegie Institute items.
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Washington
B.C. Maiden
Philippines
Porto Ricos
New York
Chicago Mail
Madden
Bold attempt at robbery on Lake Shore train
A daring early morning attempt to rob the Lake Shore train between Ashtabula and Conneaut failed after a messenger alerted guards at Dock Junction. Robbers boarded at Ashtabula, broke into money packages, but fled into darkness as the train halted and alarm bells rung. Several thousand dollars were reported in transit.
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Lake
Mighwaymes
Erle
Qonneaut
Ashtabula
Insurgent Supply Capture Reported Amid Rain in Luzon
Washington dispatch reports heavy rain hampers American pursuit of Aguinaldo’s forces as Lawton notes multiple nutritional supplies captured. Troops advance from Huminga o and Tayung toward Urdaneta while trains run in Montemay. A separate Louisville collision injures several aboard a passenger train near Pleasure Park.
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Washington
Lawton
Humingao
Montuehky
Louisville
Feilos
Pleasure Stage Park
L. Howat
Indian Indian Remedy for Fever Described in Journal Story
A Jamaica journalist recounts Indian South American remedies for malaria fever. He details subcutaneous injections by a pelman and a later inoculation that allegedly prevents future attacks. The account, cited by Sir Clements Markham, follows a traveler’s recovery and extended immunity after exposure in Central America.
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Jamaica
South America
Clements Markham
Mur
Pelman
Davis
Pelmon
Central America
United States
Colon
Chambers’ Journal
Brooklyn served veteran tied to murder charge
Anthony Joseph Dittmeir a 26 year old first sergeant in the marine corps who served on the cruiser Brooklyn during the Santia event is implicated in a murder in St Louis. He allegedly killed a Gosw with a blow of his fist after serving in the navy under the name Dittmer and was recently discharged and to appear to answer charges.
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St. Louis
Anthony Joseph Dittmeir
Marin Corps
Brooklyn
Cerveri
Santia Oyen Berday
Isi
Dittmeir
Naga
Dittmer
Hit
J. S. Gray
Western Kansas
C.C. Mitchner
Chicago
F. W. Blackmar
Lansing
Leavenworth County Sunday School Union
Hervey White
Ovel
White
Hull House
Boston
University of Colorado
R.G. McKinnie
Topeka
Topeka High School
E. F. Caldwell
Ida H. Hyde
May Sexton
Lou Havens
Rachel Pugh
Warfield
University
R. W.sparr
Rider Meyer
Chicaco
Itaria
M.C
Emporia
Messrs. Sams and
Copley
Hershler
Guy Simpson
Vickery
Nebraska
Kent
Snow
Adelphie
Lincoln
Missouri Athletic Association
RACE FOR LIFE AT CHICAGO HARBOR FERRY WRECKS
Chicago scenes report a lake steamer Conestoga sinking after a dramatic Harbor race. The vessel sprang a large bow hole, crew battled flooding as the ship neared the dock. The last crew member stepped ashore safely before the boat went down amid frantic efforts. University news items follow with lectures, debates, and student society activities.
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Chicago
Orth
Buffalo
O'the Weasel
Confused Dispatches from the Orient and Public Notices
Dispatches from the Orient report tensions over the Masampo affair and a potential naval base move near Port Arthur, with Japan, Russia, and Korea involved. Obits note G. V. Greathouse’s Seoul death, and political races in Arkansas and Tennessee loom as land sales proceed in Guthrie. Includes household tips on Graham Bread and poaching pears.
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Victoria
B.C
Russia
Vindivuatock
Port Arthur
Rusia
Japan
Bhaoghal
Gulf of Muchill
Pork Arthur
Milavador
Birbur
Hunslin
Jaunehnivigg
Vttlolale
G. V. Greathouse
United States
Kangwans
Seoul
Greathouse
Korea
Nicaragua Canal Bill Stirs House Push
Congressman Hepburn of Iowa, chairing the interstate commerce panel, vows to introduce the Nicaraguan canal bill on opening day and force action despite delays from opponents seeking an inquiry into routes. Separate items note a St Louis murder confession, a Spanish cannon for St Louis readiness, and Kansas University drill equipment part of Twentieth’s gear.
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Washington
Hepburn
Iowa
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Camal
Lest
Nicaragua
Kansas University
Guna Lawrence
Kan
State University
Topeke
Snow
Market results and grain futures from Chicago and local exchanges
Markets by wire report lists receipts and prices across livestock and grains. Natives, Texans, steers, cows, and hogs show mixed to steady values with packers and feeders noted. Chicago futures quote wheat, corn, pork and lard contracts, while local grain and livestock receipts present volume and direction for traders.
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Manbas City
Kawnas
Carria
Texes
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Joe Hvaluston
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American Stes! Manufacturing Company
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John Armstrong
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American Bible Society
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Robert Conners
Victor Mine
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Henry Dodson
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Charles H. Lichtman
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Philippine Commission
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Eetitian Witkovars
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National Lowience Bank
United States Depository
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Medora
M. Conn
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