The Curve of Medical Wonder in a 19th Century Ad
An advertising piece touts a cure for chronic ailments claiming scientific backing and Urey’s involvement. It promises to purify blood, remove toxins, restore vitality, and treat nerves and energy, urging readers to mail 3 cents for a sample and a full copy from the World’s Medical Association. It cites Towanda Institute and Buffalo address as local anchors.
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Leavis
Towanda
Buflain
Bille
Ny Faril
Pigyon
Gulendi
Dini Mrnical Association
Duftle
International Labour Union backs free universal education plan
The London congress favors government funded education from kindergarten to university with free access and public maintenance for scholars, including arts and sciences. It condemns child night and travel work for extended hours. Jeroen Keir Hardie warns such expenses could lead to higher crime.
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London
International Sicialint Labor Anc Rade Union Congress
Jeroen Keir Hardie
Ee Ani
No Work, So They Die Inespective Houshold Tragedies
In a chaotic report from a local desk, several individuals including Ivy H-Duyen Chisko and J Currington are linked to deaths from self harm or accidental harm while out of work. The piece notes an inquest is awaited and mentions a bottle laced with poison and carbolic acid involved in the deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisko
Ivy H—Duyen
J. Currington
Prerick
Michel Onpett
Miss Hodgins Personal Crisis Report
Centralia woman unable to secure a position, despondent over employment prospects, reportedly committed suicide by jumping into a well last evening at 7 o'clock. Details indicate a school teaching post in a country district was sought amid financial and social pressures.
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Centralia
Hila
Hersele
Emma
Tomblin Case At Bank Insolvency Trial In Town
The case involves Tomblin linked to the Hunk of Goodkind and a bank insolvency. The jury found mixed verdicts with motions for a new trial pending and the matter set for the next term of the court. Jurors recommended continued proceedings as officials pursue further evidence and potential retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlin
MT. Teshlin
State Board of Ten
Tomblin
Goodkind
Santa Fe Route Return Fare Includes Lake Trip
A historic note describes a one fare round trip on the Santa Fe route labeled as the Home Road with a Lake option. The fragment mentions a schedule or price tied to August 71 and references a figure or title The King of Pile with a person or place named Benchams-BESCHAMS.
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Pile
Texas Populists confront Bryan electors clash in party rift
Kansas Populists debate strategy as Abilene meeting looms with pressure to nominate Bryan and Watson electors. Dentons and Jones press for unity, while Democratic leaders warn against disunity. Vincent’s letter hints at cross-state tensions and possible petitions to align Texas Populist action with Democratic plans.
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Watson
Karieas
Bryan
Jones
Chatman Butler
Blave
Cen
Vincent
Honham
Tex
Ansas
Nebraska
Bivan
Iral- Yetton
Nso
Kansas
Texas
Kennas
Winfield
BE Logis
BroMenthal
Kansas City Times
Sunday church services listed under multiple congregations
Church notices detail Sunday readings and services at First Church of God Second United Presbyterian Dunker North Christian Seaback Congregational Spain Fourteenth Street Van Buren Fourteenth and Van Buren First Christian Bucild ball Caveman and Clay streets and other local chapels. Preachers include Tam James GO Hunt J. M. Brown and D. D Royle. Topics range from Keeping the Feast to Charity and David’s Hinde with plans for Communion sermons and baptisms.
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First Church of God
Katona Avenue
Tam
Second United Presbyterian Church
Huntoon and
Polk Streets
Tey
James GO. Hunt
Agena
Dunkerd
Oakland
JM. Mobler
A. G. Alderman
Comunion
Spain
F. Hokmica
Manin
D. D Royle
First Christian Church
Bucild Ball
Caveman
Clay Streets
Sivas
Ehurrisam
Kansas
Methodist
Minnesota and Michigan Friction Over Free Silver Clash
Washington Ave reports Minnesota teetering toward free silver as J Lind ex congressman backed by Bryanites looms for governor. Swedish and Norwegian voters sway factions while Republicans warn of Aryanist tactics. Michigan faces fierce free silver turmoil impacting McKinley prospects.
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Washington, Ave
Minnesota
Merriam
Cash Davis
J. Lind
Bryan Acket Lind
Lind
Tate
Michigan
Walt
McKinley
Sand
Marc Hanna
Free Sliverltes Ae
McKinley Eker
Chit
Western silver and westerners in national debate
Washington dispatch recounts a long letter praising Western America for bold nationalism and readiness to press policy without outside consent. It cites editors and papers from Spokane to Tacoma, naming W H Cowles and the Spokesman-Review as vocal advocates of free silver and Western enterprise amid attacks from Dana and others.
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Washington
The
Post
West
Cox
Ashe
Aparchieta
Dana
New York Sun
John &. Dana
Oakenate
Frank Hiscock
New York
Republican Party
Aix Sens
Yaktra
Tacoma
Cook
W. H. Cowles
the Cowles
Medill
Chicago Tribune
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
W. Hi. Cowles
Star
Joseph Medi
Br. Coleres
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters Ad
Local newspaper ad copy promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts bruises sores and skin issues with a money back guarantee at 25 cents per box. Also touts Electric Bitters as a nerve and blood tonic claimed to restore vigor and aid digestion. available via J K Jones at Kansas Avenue. Additional notes promote Beggs Hair Renewer and Peerless Steam Laundry offerings with contact details and services.
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Bucklen
J K. Jones
Pirth
Kanaus
Thake Senate
JK Jones Drag Store
Kansas Avenue
Fight Over Bella Fox Sparks Rooftop Duel in New York
In Riverside Drive, two gilded youths aged 29 and 28 fought over the merits of actresses Della Fox and Edna Wallace Hopper. Charles Van Sickle and David Levison clashed after a heated argument spread by Meyers. The rooftop brawl at a vacant house left Levison with a leg injury and both sides bruised, with Meyers acting as referee and four witnesses present.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Della Fox
Edna Wallace Hopper
Charles Fowler van Sickle
David Marler Lelvaon
Levison
van Sickle
Herbert Edgar Meyers
Delia Fox
Levinon
Meyers
Hanes
Explosion Delays Victor Street After Powder Blast
At 10 yesterday the Victor crowd fled in confusion when a 50 pound box of giant powder used for water mains exploded in front of Victor Hardware on South Third. Several suffered cuts from glass and splinters. Mike Ryan sustained eye injuries, J Holmes and William Milburn also injured. Doctors hope to save Ryan’s sight.
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Victor
Col. Aue
Vistor Avenue
South Third Street
Victor Hardware Company
Burt
Mike Ryan
Eysnicht
J. Holmes
Everely
William Milburn
Broker Gloss
Wead
Big Wager On Weinelyon Presidential Hopeful
New York Aug 1 Louis Lombard of Lomberdate North Bay New York wagers ten thousand to five thousand that the boy orator of the Palite will not be the next president. He bets in gold only and demands one hundred percent men staked by any taker. Lombard is a successful businessman and could stake more if desired.
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Gonza Fe
Kaneos City
Lusita Fe
New York
Louis Lombard
Lomberdate
North Bay
United States
Lombard
Amphions Shed Music For Fatih Festival Request
At the Committee of Fifteen meeting the motion of Mr Greenwald unifiedly asked the Amphion club to furnish music for the Fatih Festival. They praised the Amphion voices and noted the Modocs have already been asked to sing by the Reunion Committee. It is hoped the Amphions will act as Topeka’s club did. Grant Monument Progressing in New York reports substantial advances with scaffolding removed and exterior visible though interior work remains to be finished.
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Greenwald
Amphion Club
Mr.Greenwald
Topeks Club
New 3:10 P.M. Vestibule Train to New York Debuts
Chicago's Telareeset lines introduce a new 3:10 p.m. through service to New York via the Lehigh Valley route. The train features a Pullman buffet sleep dining car and day coach, all vestibule, promising fast comfort on the express eastbound run. L. R. Morrow, City Ticket Agent, 103 Clark Street. The notice also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a quick relief for coughs, noting safety for children.
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Chicago
New York
Tehigh Valley R. R
St Clary River
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley
Pullman
L. R. Morrow
Clark Street
G. W. Stanafield
Eight Hours Again Enforced in State House Ground Work
Kansas City Gravel Bank workers on the state house grounds were told that eight hours equals a day’s work starting Friday. The executive council had contracted to complete its part, while the contractor pressed workers to put in ten hours. Labor Commissioner Hind prepared to pursue legal action as the eight hour rule took effect, ending prior overlong schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Kansas City
Executive Council
Mes
Wen
W. G. Hind
Texas Fever Outbreak Reported in Potawatomi and Montgomery
The livestock sanitary board studied ten days of Texas fever cases in Montgomery and Potawatomi counties. Nine cattle died after moving from Kansas City to Blaine, with quarantine in an isolated pasture and no new cases reported. A man named Ryan shipped cattle and faces investigation.
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Voard
Montgomery
Potthwatomie
Ryan
Kansans City
Blaine
Pottawatomie County
It Does Not Pay to Experiment with Medicines Beggs Purifier
A twenty year record supports Beggs Blood Purifier as the best known formula for enriching the blood and eliminating impurities that breed disease. for sale by all druggists.
Iowa safely Republican says Senator Allison after Chicago visit
Senator W Allison of Iowa arrived in Chicago, staying at the Auditor ium Anniex, then will travel to the shore for two weeks of campaign work. He voiced confidence in a Republican majority in Iowa, noted farmer discontent, and urged energetic efforts. He praised the loyal silver faction’s organization and warned Republicans to keep working hard.
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Allison
Chicago
W. Ballison
Jawa
Anniex
Towa
Rand
Colorful banker leads Philadelphia bound venture
J Z Sanders president of a colored Penny Savings and Exchange House in Chinrtotta travels to Philadelphia with a plan for a $14,000 paid in capital by January 1060. He notes Republicans gain among former Democrats and describes a Missouri South marketing trip featuring rail fare offers and a Missouri book promotion.
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York
J. Z. Sanders
Penny Savings and Fixebange House
Chinrtotta
Ae Raw
Phindelphia
Sanders
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Topeka Daily State Journal
Fourth Congressional District
American Newspaper Directory
Y State Journal
Stansfield’s
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Blackwell's Bull Durham
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