Peruna praised by Appleton women in letters
Appleton Wisconsin residents Miss Bertha Fischer and others write to endorse Peruna as a tonic for catarrh and winter colds. They claim it prevents sickness, strengthens health, and aids lingering symptoms. Letters cite kidney issues and pelvic trouble relief, urging prompt summer cold treatment and highlighting Dr Hartman’s health book for women.
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Mies
Bertha Fischer
Appleton, Wis
Perans
Brosh
Birr
Stary Lawler
Appleton
Wit
Danae
Anna B. Pry
St Morris
Swalowheld
Brites
Perune
Hartman
Fontieink
Atuh
Mira
Clara Makemer
Florence Crittenden _Anehur
Age Mircian
Chicago
Chest- Wuc
Sunday Church Notices in Chase County Area Churches
A montage of church events in Chase County including sermons at Episcopal and Methodist churches. Rev Walter C gains presides at Bethlehem and Topeka avenues, A Knudson preaches at Brainerd. services at 1 pm, 11 am, and 6 pm with various topics. A community telephone line links 12 homes for emergencies.
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Episcopal Edjerch
Sito Emsrus
Bie A. Knudson
Atreet
Ado Rene
Tanrein Pack “Assembly
Seture
Toh Park
A. Spa
Quincy
Berviene
Erin
Biralier
Marinus
See Winter
Coupterenizin
Ren Presinrerias Ehhuret
Corner
New King's Address From Monza Aug 4 11 Nitto Lorerraswed
Fragmentary dispatch from Monza reports a king addressing loyalists amid turmoil. He laments past harms, defends sovereignty, vows to preserve independence, and pledges to uphold liberty and prosperity against factions. The message calls for unity and devotion to Savoy.
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Monza
Jasger
Savoyl
Bryan Speech and Imperialism Debate in Nebraska
Fragmentary is a garbled account of Bryan’s address in Nebraska on August 4 discussing imperialism. The text references his influence on the Democratic platform and remarks at a Philadelphia or Chicago meeting, with unclear details and many corrupted phrases.
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Bryan Tas
Ste
Ryan
Powar
A tale of Arkansas wanderings and charity reform
A traveler recalls an Arkansas misadventure near Fort Smith, a hilltop funeral mistaken for a town gathering, and Higgins' birthday rumor. The piece shifts to St Louis charity critique urging city or state run hospitals, humane care, and regional asylums to replace ad hoc efforts and prevent neglect of the sick and destitute.
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The
Copeland
St. Louis
Cherby
Kansas
Fragmented OCR Notes on June Events and House Details
The readable text references June and a person or place with partial names such as Humach Hollene Demilag and Se crea Bald. It mentions a tunnel, a house, and a medical or domestic context with unclear actions. Entities are obscured by garbled OCR, yielding no clear events or outcomes.
Governor's Relative Detained as Insane Woman Found
A demented woman identified as Jennie Wright, claiming kin to Governor Stanley, was found near Standard Oil tanks by Officer Parcels and jailed overnight. She reported an insane adjudication in Denver and said her father lived near Wichita. She sought solitude and appeared well dressed but with many beads. Authorities seek her origins.
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Memoliz
Suiise
Pollow
Tts
Cnas
Standard Oil Company
Jennie Wright
Wichita
Stanley
Mra Thorpe
Denver
McFarland
Husband of Gussie McKee Is Dismissed From Army
Washington August 4 Second Lieutenant B H Martin Fifth artillery has been dismissed by direct order of the president in line with a general court martial verdict finding him guilty of false fraudulent statements in post exchange accounts at Ft Hancock New York A separate note mentions his secret marriage to Miss Gussie McKee and her later police raid arrest and statements about aiding her husband defense efforts.
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Washington
BH. Martin
Fifth Artillery
Ft. Hancock
N. Y
New York
Martin
Leutenant
Gunsie McKee
Thief Steals Jewelry in Nevada Store Heist
In Nevada Missouri a thief looted J. W. Talbot’s jewelry store during a circus parade. About twenty five hundred dollars of gems watches and rings were taken from the rear show case while proprietor and clerks watched the parade. No suspect has been identified.
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St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Nevada
J. W. Talbot
Welry
Populist State Committee Schedules Headquarters Site
The Populist state committee met in session this forenoon with speeches and discussions. Chairman Ridgley will also chair the executive committee and name Paul Russell of Paola C B Hoffmen of Enterprise G W Harrington of Hiawathe and J Bubb of Wichita. Printing and literature and speakers committees were formed and to be announced. The executive committee will select the state headquarters site with a decision anticipated this afternoon perhaps in Topeka rather than Kansas City.
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Ridgley
Seiter
Paul Russell
Paola
C. B. Hoffmen
Enterprise
G. W. Harrington
Hiawathe
J. Bubb
Wichita
Weaston
Tech
Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas Bank Reserve and Deposit Shifts Reported
State banking data shows Kansas banks reporting June 24 reserve averages at 824 percent, loans and discounts down to 24,009,474, securities up to 39,? million, gold coin and total specie rising, lawful money reserve at 2,000,603, and deposits increasing to 28,941,955. Additionally, fourth class postmaster changes list Lemuel Musgrove in Nemour county and A S Brichier in Sedgwick County with resignations and appointments.
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Nus. S
Kansas
Washington
Drury
Sumner County
Lemuel Musgrove
D. Breese
Sunnydale
Sedgwick
A.S. Brichier
Cr. Burnham
Terryton
Finney
W. G. Cook
Adams
Rail Ticket Sale Notice for Colorado Cities
Tickets go on sale August 3 for Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs and return via the Santa Fe. Return allowed late October with stopovers after reaching Pueblo. Tickets also on sale August 19 and 20 with good return September.
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Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Santa Fe
Post Office Raided in Mutat Mia Threats Reported
A telegram to the post office inspector alleges that a mob entered the Mutat Mia post office last night, smashed windows and doors, damaged contents, and threatened the postmaster. The postmaster is described as terror stricken and reported to have relinquished charge of the office.
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Ghattancoms
Tenn
Ava
Mutat
Mia
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Holiday and Others
Real estate transfers include Mary D. Holliday to J A Wise for 500, lot and half blocks on Adame Street in Holliday addition. Holliday to Catherine at 55,000 for lots 109-111 and 121 Holliday Place in Holliday’s addition. Ella A Thompson and husband to M Fletcher et al for 3000 on lots 506 and some Kansas Avenue in Ritchie’s addition. F Stevens to H C Stevens for 1 on sixth avenue west in Martin Place addition. A W Estlack to Levi Retter for 4000 in northeast quarter 12 12 14 Fox deed to TM with Cory Street in Sam Crow’s addition. Bused to Martin bust and Seigers for lots 141-143 Forest Avenue in Stiliges’s addition. Dean’s Ointment referenced in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Holliday
J. A. Wise
Adame Street
Holiday
Catherine
Meeeana
Holliday Place
Hollidy
Ella A. ‘Thompson
M. Fletcher
Kansas Avenue
Ritchie
F. §. Stevens
H.C. Stevens
Meeting Postponed by League of Kanenas Dailies
A meeting of the League of Kanenas Dailies was postponed after only a portion of expected attendees arrived. Secretary Mack of Newton stated that the postponement would allow members to prepare and attend at a later date to advance the association’s interests and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Kanenas
Seiler
Mack
Newton
Kangen
Surging Immigration At New York Port Tops Prior Year
Figures show 711 immigrants arrived at the port in the year ended June 30, the highest tally since 1900. The surge began in the last four months with authorities forecasting over 10,000 arrivals daily as the next year may surpass the record. The port’s yearly immigration exceeds totals at 21 other cities combined.
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New York
Discharge of 300 Workers at Republic Iron and Steel
Youngstown August 3 District Manager Campton of the Republic Iron and Steel company notified all clerks and employees that after tonight their services would not be required. The order affects 300 men.
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Youngstown
Campton
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Croker's Colt Wins at Alexandria Park Races
London Aug 4 At the first day of the Ruge meeting Merrilla owned by Richard Croker won the August auction plate of 200 Sovereigns with jockey J Reiff aboard Quick Dispatch ridden by Rigby placing second.
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Tammany Chieftain
Merrilla
Reitt London
Alexandria Park
Richard Croker
J. Reiff
F. Foresters
Quick Dispatch
Rigby
Striker Sentenced in Georges Creek Miner Dispute
William Warner, a leader of the Georges Creek region coal miners strike, was sentenced to six months in the house of correction for unlawful assembly and fined five dollars in a libel case. He plans to appeal both verdicts.
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Cumberland
William Warner
Georges Creek
House of Correction
Conte
Deaths and funerals and casualty list fragment
Deaths and funerals note Anna Wanerstein daughter of Andrew Wanerstein to be buried Sunday afternoon from her father’s home. Emma Wood 10 died yesterday at Oakland. The Kaiser visits Coburg for the late Duke’s funeral. Chess tournament results report Pillsbury and Showalter wins and draws in Munich.
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Anna Wanerstein
Andrew Wanerstein
Fifth Street
Emma Wood
E. L. Wood
Oakland
Kaiser
Coburg
Cobure
Eimperst Willem
Duke of
Saxe-Cobure and
Gotha
Munich
Pillsbury
Bardeicben
Berger Jakob
Maroo
Marco
Pople
Miss Ruth Stickney Faces Appendicitis In Local Notes
Local items report Miss Ruth Ethel Stickney seriously ill with appendicitis. The 4 p.m. Bible camp edit meeting at Bonany is noted. Rodgers heads to join The Hottest Coons in Dixie at Crawford theater in September. W. D. Blandiford linked to Lombard Tuscan Grand Opera, and plans with Signor Radgraced, Mme Bardocci, and Signora Bretzler for Topeka concert. Also mentions a forthcoming concert by Marshall Dawna, film at city ticket office, and Overland Limited film on Union Railroad.
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Ruth Ethel Stickney
Bonany
Wakarusa
Will Rodgers
Monitay
Signor Radgraced
Mme. Bardocci
Signora Bretzler
Topebe
Ann EU
Elks Minstrels Decide Megaphone Use at Auditorium
Fragmentary notes from Kan ana avenue report the Elks Minstrels meeting last night. Committee concludes no megaphone needed if performers present. Mentions of new songs dances and prima donna Charney Holliday amid revived cast and strong reputation.
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Elks' Minstrels
Kanana Avenue
Keneas City
Bryan Leaves Monday to Indianapolis with Family
Aug. 4 Lincoln reports W raeel will be denied on this trip with Tieyan and their son. They will be joined by Governor and Director Thomas of Colorado who accompany them to Indianapolis. The party leaves Lincoln at 8 pm Monday.
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Indianapolis
Lincoln
W.raeel
Tieyan
Dire
Thomas
Colorado
Ther
Tadianapoli
Anonymous Writer Mistaken in City Letter Row
An anonymous writer sent letters complaining the street commissioner failed to clean Quincy Street for two months. The paper notes Quincy Street was cleaned Monday and swept again yesterday, with the mayor well acquainted with city work, suggesting the letters may be inaccurate.
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Brayer Drew
Wan
Hin Bot
Quincy
Intel
Quincy Sireet Wal
Thas
Signt New York Bank Statement Totals Increase
The weekly bank statement lists charges and increases across multiple entries including Surplus reserve up 1,606,900 Jeams up 2,501.20 accees 2,185,000 legal tenders up 1,080.20 dejan erased 35,440,509 circulation up 381,700. The banks exceed reserve requirements by 164,875 under the two percent rule.
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New York
Dejan
War Front Messages and Letters From Soldiers
Fragmentary OCR excerpt suggests soldiers and front lines with mentions of acts, marches, and cautions. The text references Armin Malye and A. T. Waggoner in a dubious context, indicating correspondence or reports about battles, injuries, and military cautions without clear events or dates.
Excursions on the Santa Fe to Western Towns
Homesickers’ Excursions via the Santa Fe advertise round trips by rail to Arkanaan Arizona Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas and east of Rocky Ford with a single fare plus £2 for the round trip Stopover allowed on the going trip Agents A. T. & 8. F. or phone G2. Free ticket office showings and a Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy offer appear in the same notice.
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Santa Fe
Arkanaan
Arizona
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Polite
Colorado
Rocky Ford
A. T
New Sal ae al via the Sanat Fe train schedule
Rail notices list Topeka departures at 2 09 p m and 4 40 p m with arrivals in Chicago early morning showing connections to Michigan and Northern Lake resorts. Advertisements promote free half fare and Standard Tourist Sleepers. Also mentions famine relief and a dyspepsia cure in India and America.
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Topeka
Chicago
Chicaco
Michigan
Lake Re
King
Tooeka
Kan
India
America
Tourist and return ticket rates to Colorado and Utah
Tickets will be sold from Missouri Pacific points to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Salt Lake City Utah at reduced rates June 1 to September 1. Return by September 20. Rates for October tint via Santa Fe to Pueblo. Tickets available August 1 through September. Inquiries with ticket agents or H C Towne A A, St Louis.
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Colorado
Utah
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Colornia Springs
Pueblo
Colo
Salt Lake
Oxdon
Pearest
H.C. Tow
A. F. Louis
Aia
Vague OCR Fragments Mention Railcar and Moving Pictures
Fragmentary text mentions the Overland Limited and a railroad but is unreadable. No coherent events, names, dates, or places are extractable. The scene hints at a railway trunk line and moving pictures but lacks actionable details.
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Miss Bertha Fischer
Clara Ma
Laurent
Morrison
Hee. W
Hutchinson
Cveslag Sunject
Lee Mal
Shufce of Christ
VacaMen
T . Garver
Chris
Jackson
C. Coblents
Ma Benive
Ana Livernive
Moratne
Atural
Hanson
Toledo
Jelning
Atfuntville
Twiede
Cansan
Hela
Safford
Chase County Revielle
Rave &Miconp Mercantile Co., Distribsters
ST. Joseph
Victor Emmanuel
King Humbert
Bryan
Arkansas
Beard
Geo- Veman
National
Imine
Pink Rice
Fort Beatt
Rice
Fort Smith
Nnme
Mr. Rice
Higgins
Mr. Stanley
Gussie M’keer
Hoe
Doris of
Kansas Banke
United States
Croker
Philippines
Iemmert
Mohest
Lopaz
Leyte
oGttleh D. Schling
Oe Siteht
J. Knofenka
Wevin
Pansy
Geth Infantry
Wea
Luzon
12Th Infantry
Thomas Smith
FL E. Conklin
Arthur Salter
Clabyor
42D Infantry
Charles E. Measich
Ind
Bac
Arthur
Marshall
Renuer
Fternoon
Kanniag Arenas
Wee the Wandersil Moving Pictures
Jane Et
Vna
Overland Limited
Unio Railroad
Elks’ Minstrels
Matoscope
Exibition Et Union Fheeta
Wien
Chamberlain's
Saidigine
Sanat Fe
Matterm
Cy Xnat
Kanverue
Wonderful Moving Picturen
Chicago, Ill
Union Pacific
Nebraska
FA. Lewis
J. C. Fulton
Poad's Business College
Topeka, Kansas
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