Loring's Roentgen Ray Cure Touts Free Trials
Abbott Loring declares a new Roentgen ray remedy cures catarrh deafness and bronchial disease and offers 3 000 free sample treatments from The Topeka Journal Office starting 9 o'clock Tuesday morning April 9. The Journal accepts the proposal and will publish results of the investigation.
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Roentgen Ray
Topeka Journal
Absott Loring
Topexa Han
Abbott Loring
Loring & A
New York
Chicago
Boston
Journal
Erin
Dess
Anti American Alliance in London Commentary Today
An afternoon London article titled Anti American Alliance debates Britain stance on possible war prevention through intervention. It argues Britain faces a delicate choice given France Italy and Spain interests and questions America’s role, stressing sympathy with America but warning against entangling Europe.
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London
James Gasette
France
Maine
Spain
Angland
America
Beals Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Inflammation
A 19th century patent medicine claim describes Beals Cream Balm as a remedy from El Brothers of Warren, New York, promising fast action to cleanse nasal passages, reduce inflammation, and ease pain with direct topical application. It claims protection of membranes and purification of taste, offering mailed directions with each package.
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Brothers
Warren Bt
Ten Eyck Barred Stimulates Ire Over Henley Decision
The article reports on the ban of Ten Eyck from Henley’s diamond sculls, with quotes from James Ten Eyck and discussion of the impact on amateur rowing circles. It notes Ten Eyck’s status as a University of Pennsylvania dental student and Pennsylvania Barge Club member, and mentions plans to compete in the national regatta.
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Paisdsiphia
H. Ten Yeh
Henley
Ascociind
Londe
James Ten Eyck
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Mining Exhibit and Reminiscences Mentioned in Notice
A fragmented notice lists a mining exhibit and mentions a concert this evening at Kimball's music store by Watson's full orchestra. It also references Von Sand and Bismarck reminiscences, a statement from Goethes rere in sarin, and notes the death of Ingersoll's brother with survivors listed.
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Robey DL
Ana
Iowa
Watson's
Bismarck
von Sand
Goethe
Vonmann
Kimball's
Watson
Kansas City
Renses Chy
Fopeks
Bac Os
Roehr’s
Spanish jeers mock Woodford as umbrella becomes symbol
Madrid reports Liberal attack on Mr Woodford, calling Americans snobs and pork butchers. The piece mocks the war minister’s umbrella episode, noting Woodford’s quiet parade through Madrid with the umbrella shielding him. Journalists observed, passengers remained silent, and the umbrella is framed as a symbol of dignity amid insults.
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Madrid
Woodford
Americana
Streety Debellet
Mr. Woodford
Spain
Bosuma
Washington
Munyon Remedies Ad Publicity Card
An old testimonial style note claims relief from various ailments using Munyon remedies from Philadelphia Pa. The author promotes free medical advice and advertises the remedies as temporary aid for ailments like bladder and insistent pains.
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Bunyon
Bunyon's Remedies To Sveryeedy BzeTo
Paliadelphia
Gee
Remarkable cure claims by Prof Samuels for eye diseases
A Topeka based report extols Professor Samuels for curing a range of eye ailments including cataracts and catarrh with his remedies. Testimonials cite Mr A Troup, Mrs Warner, Mr Beveli, Mr Eales, Mrs Baker, and Lt Gov Fel t praising improved vision after treatment. The piece also notes glasses fitted by the doctor and endorsements by local figures and a university chancellor.
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Samusis
Topeka
A Troup
Samuels
Warner
J. S. Warner
Samuda
JH Beveli
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eales
The
Chica
E P. Baker
North
Felt
Atchison
Don
Lucile Msivane
T Crouch
Im Polk Street
Rhode Island Rep Ball Proposes Brooklyn Dry Dock Inquiry
On April 14 representative Ball of Rhode Island introduced a resolution authorizing the Speaker to appoint several house members to investigate charges of faulty construction at the Brooklyn dry dock No 2 and to assess probable completion costs.
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Brooklyn Dry Dock
Washington
Ball
Rhode Island
Brooklyn Dry Dock No. 2
Archbishop Ireland Leaves Washington for New York Mission
The Archbishop Ireland departed Washington on the midnight train for New York with Prof. Pace of the Catholic university. He will confer with New York leaders on affairs and believes delaying U S action would weaken the president's pending Congress message.
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Washington
Aom
Ireland
New York
Pace
Catholic University
Mgr
United States
Congress
Tre
Baltimore
St. Paul
Plumbers' Trust Adopts Prohibitive Resolution
The National Association of Master Plumbers, meeting in San Antonio, passed a resolution barring supply houses from selling plumbing material to any person or member violating the rule. The convention adjourned with plans for the next meeting location and a concert tonight at Hocar's Muss.
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San Antonio San Antonio
Tex
National Association of Master Plumbers
Orleans
Watser Ggelectira
Hocar
Muss
Electric Bitters Promised Quick Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver stomach and kidney issues. It claims rapid relief and mentions a $30 Union Pacific product option with travel details from ranges city to Topeka and Kansas City to Kansas City.
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Union
Ranges City
Topeka
Kansas City
Spain's Programme Delayed by War Contingency and Archives
Washington April 16 The Spanish minister Senor Pio plans to depart only upon Madrid's receipt of specific instructions. No orders have arrived, though preparations are complete. The Spanish archives remain largely in place, with routine steps awaiting a formal decision in the event of war. Diplomatic circles expect Madrid to stay evasive until the United States acts decisively, while avoiding any move that invites armed intervention in Cuba.
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United States
Washington
Senor Pio
Madrid
Legation
Camden
Foreign Office
St Faris
BM Camilon
Neeleration
Sener Polo
Rim
Congress
Niraire
Spain
Hutls
Cuba
Vervention
Moantita Haimpalia
Imn
For Ig
Waslington
Chicago News Proverbs and Idle Reflections
A fragmented Chicago page mixes proverbs and musings on art, weather, pedagogy, palmistry, and letters. It mentions a cruiser’s effectiveness tied to the crew and jokes about love letters and handwriting. The text reads like a miscellaneous column from a historical newspaper.
Attempt on Dir Nawab near Swat ends with captors slain
A nephew of the Nawab of Dir in Swat district near Chitral and two accomplices attacked the Nawab's bodyguard but the bodyguard survived. The assailants were captured and killed. Also reported is the death of former U S minister Robert McLane in Paris at age. A state department telegram from Ambassador Porter confirms the passing after a period of illness. Weather notes forecast rain and increasing cloudiness for Kansas from April 1 into Sunday with southerly winds. Rail promo invites travel on Union Pacific and Santa Fe Route with ticket deals to Kansas City and return via Wichita for $462, April 15 onwards.
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London
Simla
Dir
Swat
Chitral
McLane Washington
State Department
Porter
Robert McLane
France
Paris
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Anti-American Alliance
St James Ganette
Kimbalfe
Je Chao
Ten Eyck
California
Omaha
Col Engersoll
Apel
Jom I Ingersoll
Tr- Grrell
Iis Hasse
Haris
Bails Leudig
Telephone
University of Ransan
Sue Se ‘Wetean
Airs Music Store
Plumbers’ Trust
Ada EL Bez
Sealy Scruttates
Sersaglion
Douglas
Cole
Soules 5
Vis
Gage Mae
East Sixth St
Howard
Smith
Colorado
Beard
Samma
Selina
Pat Quaker
Kasws Abealate
Rome
Perroicatein
Wigan
Aidan
Free, & B World Mfg. CO
Cincinsatti
Chicago News
Pepe
Kansas
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Jim Apes
John Dudley
Klauer
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Hes
W. J. Cuyler
Bad Creek
Mr. Cuyler
Pippin
Batter Red Comal Herald
Drogatste
Lady Water
Wi Kam Ave
Sion
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