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Newspaper

The Chanute Times

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1901

Page

3

Lincoln doctor seeks itemized claim in breach suit

Dr H M Finlay Helms of Lincoln Nebraska sued Mina Lourne Lacey of Chicago for ten thousand dollars alleging breach of promissory contract. He moved in district court to require the plaintiff to specify the traveseau item by item including each article and its cost and to define the nature of the goods. Lacey, formerly a stenographer for Hibbard Spencer Bartlett of Chicago, resigned to enter a marriage contract.

HM. Finlay Helma Lincoln Neb Mina Lourne Lacey Chicago H. Finley Helms Helms Miss Lacey Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co

The Hague Protests Over Kaffir Enlistment in War

The arbitration tribunal at The Hague signals protest against Joseph Chamberlain's speech supporting Kaffir enlistment against the Boers in South Africa. The report condemns Britain's arming of Africans and notes the war is framed as a white man’s conflict, with emphasis on colonial power and American and European reactions.

Hague Arbitration Tribunal of the Hague Conference Joseph Chamberlain Kaffirt South Africa Great Britain Cape Colony Natal

Offers Life to Test Koch Theory on Tuberculosis

Colorado Dairy Commissioner T. L. Monson volunteers to ingest germs of animal tuberculosis to disprove Dr. Koch's theory that the disease is not communicable to humans. He requests his family receive an annuity if the experiment proves fatal. Also notes Prof. W. H. Lynch of Mountain Grove Academy, Missouri, who reads 58 newspapers daily and advocates newspapers as educators.

Colorado T. L. Monson Dr. Koch Mr. Monson W. H. Lynch Mountain Grove Academy Mountain Grove United States Academy le

Barrows Champions Outdoor Habit Over Rage in Athletics

Reverend J H Barrows of Oberlin urges a lasting outdoor habit over the craze for athletics. He argues for disciplined, healthier living and prudent youth guidance, warning against excess. His praise of agriculture and business insight frames athletic activity as a supplement, not a distraction, to civic virtue.

Barrows J. H. Barrows Oberlin Mos America Bapgini Spd Atserioas

French Claim on Waterloo Lion Tail Raises History Debate

An open Brussels letter from historian Barral to Rostand questions whether Mme Hovland holds papers about her grandfather that could clarify the 1832 Belgian campaign and the fate of the Waterloo Lion. Barral notes the Lion’s tail was altered, with a plaster model in Brussels showing a raised tail while the battlefield statue bears a drooping tail. He cites Belgian foundry records suggesting the original model had a higher tail and may have been recast or repositioned.

Gail Petit Bleu Brussels Barral Edmond Rostrand L’alglon Rostand Marshal Gerard Belgium Uscertain Mme, Hovland Migat Waterloo M. Barral

Fair Porto Rican Painter Miss Herminia Davila Exhibition Portrait

Herminia Davila of Porto Rico exhibits a black and white silk portrait of Andrew Carnegie in the Porto Rican section of the Pan American show. The needlework is so fine it resembles steel engraving. the frame and four white corner pansies are also her work.

Herminia Davila Porto Rico Andrew Car Carnegie Misa Davila

Speed tests show locomotives can reach high speeds

A New Jersey Central locomotive pulled a nine-coach train at over 82 mph, illustrating emergency‑ready power though average American locomotive speed remains under 80 mph. Train sheets prove U.S. engines lead in speed, efficiency, and economy versus foreign rivals. In York Pennsylvania, Rev Charles A Long mentors fancy chickens, his daughter Iva guiding trained fowls in wagon rides and tricks. One Black Minorca rooster harnesses to a wagon while others perform, as pictured.

New Jersey Central Railroad Abe Ben Iva

Cummins and Gear in Iowa Senate Race Tale

Des Moines whisper recounts Cummins facing John Henry Gear in 1894 bids for the United States Senate. A Sioux City editor and others contested, but a social dinner with Mrs Cummins allegedly swayed Gear, who later praised Cummins while promising to step aside after the term. Soddies rise in eastern Colorado as prairie sod homes gain use and warmth.

A. B. Cummins Iowa Heatory Cummins Chicago Tribune Des Moines United States Senate John Henry Gear Sioux City Con Oll Bluffs Plain People Tallather Eworthy Old Gear Gear Young Blythe Cumming Cummins Ives Des Moiins Mra. Cumming Blythe Cammina John Henry

Fires and fortunes Amid 1900 City Notes Across The Nation

A collage of brief items notes varied topics from fire brigade costs in New York and Cincinnati record payouts to desert town growth in Phoenix Arizona. It mentions Canary canary hatching practices, Wabasha Minnesota kidney cures, and advertisements for patent medicines and home remedies.

Con Yaeneniog Lonton New York Wervier Cincinnati Phoenix Ariz Salt River Valley San Francisco Arleans Wabasha Minn George Huber Dodd

Peruna testimonials cited by Minnesota women

A group of women from Minnesota and other states praise Peruna in letters and testimonials, claiming the medicine cured their ailments within weeks. Theドadvertising notice stresses that Dr. Hartman offers free, confidential treatment for women, directing care from his staff of physicians and treating patients as private cases with no charge for the treatment itself.

James Morgan Post Minnesota Crozier Henderson Bordulac Hartman Hartswo Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Catarrh Cure Ads and Starch Compare In 19th Century Notices

An OCR fragment mix of patent medicine claims for Catarrh Cure with internal remedies and testimonials, plus a Defiance starch promotion. Mentions Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and Magnetic Starch Co Omaha Nebraska. Reads like a sequence of advertisements for health tonics and kitchen goods.

Nebraska Defiance Jess Magnetic Starch Co Omah Neb

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