Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertised Cure
An 1890s style medical advert claims women suffer from indigestion exhaustion womb displacement headaches and insomnia and asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures these afflictions. The notice cites Hartley Chicago as the publisher location and urges general warning and conviction in improving women’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Congress St
Chicago
Til
Lydia E. Pinksam
Summer Work Begun on Rock Island Rail Road
Rock Island begins summer roadbed work with steam shovel and crew of about ten men. The project targets uprushing embankments and widening the right of way as ballast and grading continue along the line. Local firms listed for supplies and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Smith Center
Kaa
Rock
Killed His Sweetheart in Jealous Rage
A distorted report claims Ferdinand Beast murdered his English fiancée at Paris after she refused marriage. The piece mentions Ernst born in Chicago and a Manchester director role, with unclear details about suspects, victims, and a hospital death.
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Himsolf
Paris
Madame Lascher
Jander
Paary
Ferdinand Beast
Bint
Ernst
Chicaxo
Manchester
Munterer
Bn & Hospital
Bette
Vietins Froc
Railroads Face Battle Over Reduced Passenger Rates
The piece reports Western railroads preparing for a rate war with two cent per mile reductions west of the Mississippi, led by the Burlington and others, with tentative summer and fall travel plans. It notes lawsuits, fare books, and new excursion rates around Colorado, Denver, and Utah, amid industry earnings pressures and commission changes.
Rates Announced For Transcontinental Rail Expo Travel
Detected text from an old issue lists travel rates for Chicago to San Francisco and to Ban Pripasses. It notes convention tickets on sale from September 28, with round trip Califorda to the Pan-Americas exposition priced at $5. Prices from Sliktoort river and other routes are given, with several railroads named as part of the association.
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Lea
Hock
Colorado
Burkeston
Uist
Piantn
Chitass
Clorade
Wat
Southwert
Paadeneer
Ener
Passen
Buriington
St. Larais Ay
Chicago
Mimourdl River
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Utah
Dave Timit
Auruat Mi Inisteice
Dalle
Bae
Det Smentir
Cal
Califorda
Nares
Minourt
Bank Plans Oklahoma Railroad Interest Reported
Garretson of Topeka shows interest in an Oklahoma railroad project. The article notes stock activity in Pennsylvania and Santa Fe listings, with mentions of St Louis Bank figures and executives from Wa i om Fennie Seeee. It references likely purchases exceeding 200,000 shares, largely preferred, and hints at corporate and family mentions tied to the shop incident and local figures, all set within a dated financial context.
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Garretson
Topeka
Oklahoma Railroad
Becretary
Tate
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
New York
Ball and
St. Lovis
Selon Tines
Bia Taobee Naiiersisa
Basia Socal
Ben Oases
Epeuas
API Laarl
Peeeae
Maceyr
Eter
Mansar
Harvey Ote
Atuoduerre
Pase
Ts Fouthera
Coe
Astter
Ncan
A. Harri
Pex
T. E. EnilveRyny
Duta Rexoty
Smesteer Baent
Saugs
Alea
Aliuducrane
Anon Xoma
Kisamweeehen
Albuaverite
Hi Tantry's Sons
Strung City
Railroad Work and Local Operations Hit by Turbulent Yard Notes
Detailed chaotic OCR reports from a Western rail yard describe engineers, conductors, and shop crews active at Eldorado and nearby depots. Mentions of personnel changes, transfers, layoffs, pay accounts, and training, with scattered notes on incidents, equipment and derailment risks.
Washburn Defeats Emporia Normal in Big 9 to 1 Victory
Washburn college baseball defeated Emporia Normal by 9 to 1 at Washburn Park. Captain Gill led a strong Washburn defense as Aitken and Mehl formed the battery. Leighton sparked an unexpected rally in the ninth with a run-scoring hit.
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Washburn Colleer
Emporia Normal
Gill
Washburn Park
Washburn
Miz
Wilhite
Emporia
I. D
Culp
Washbure
Emporia Aeid
Capiain Culp Wes
Boone
Aitken
Mehl
Washburn Battery
Aideen Hai
Peterson
Dave
Susie
Kis
Hoe
Flrat
B. Colp
Hummel
Brockett
Grey Weselvan
Grey
Anderson
Allort
Brocket
Silth
Wee
Caldwell
Iida
Chigwell
Topeka
Empotit
France and Katy hold historic Franco Russian era opening
The fete highlights a grand procession with ten thousand anchors and twelve Taillan ships escorting dignitaries to President Loubet. Officials declare the event marks a shift toward closer Franco European ties and a potential new alliance outlook, amid cautious European diplomacy.
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Dalen
Setou
Viet
Loubet
Maurice
France
Katy
Eusipean Dipidinate
Epworth League game fuels crowd and errors in rough match
The report details a noisy baseball game with numerous outs and hits. Hittle, Hinshaw, Woodford, and Culp are mentioned among others as players making plays while fans shout Epworth League and Star League. Umpire Meyers is noted as satisfactory and set to leave for a league assignment.
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Hinshaw
Venter
Woodford
Busin
Peterson
Culp
Humes
Grey
Washburn
Cave
Caldwell
Anderson
Gil
Weshturn
Cures of a Man for Pain in Shoulder and Thigh
A patient suffered ten days of excruciating shoulder rheumation and severe thigh joint pain. After two applications of Pai Bal liniment, he felt relief in a very short time. The remedy’s effectiveness was noted by the patient and others.
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Ae Pacanian
Rome
Guests of Scott Stay at Shipbuilders Home with McKinley
President and Mrs. McKinley will remain at the home of B Y Scott in Golden Colorado during a western trip. The Ohio shipyard testimonial planned for Salt Lake City was moved to Colorado with a reception for workers and unions. The event is scheduled around the shipbuilding project and the attendees from the presidency and visiting dignitaries.
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David Baxer
Conway Sprinige
Benedict
John Care
Fearporia
Cat
Sly
Arthur
Ball
Speckal
McKinley
Washington
Salt Lake City
Pew
Colorado
Glenwood Springs
McKinley Gay
Bir
Henry T. Scott
San Francisco
Ohio
Soman
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Trask
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Ncn
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Newton
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G. Me Butchers Gang
Repetta
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Genen
Fireship
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Warner
B. J. Hood
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Topeka Water Co
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