Blood Poison Cure Promoted By Botanic Blood Balm Ad
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisoning and severe skin lesions. It claims private mail delivery and offers free treatment samples, urging sufferers to contact the company at Atlantic, Georgia, with addresses in Duneke and other outlets. It promises medical guidance and free books with image descriptions.
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Mays
Bettisa
Botanto Biot
Mackie Avenue
Rowley & Sacer
Kanens Avenue
Dunekn
Adress Iihood Balm Co
Ditehet St
Atlante
Ex-Congressman Attacks President Will in Open Letter
A long open letter from Davis of Junction City defends President Will, questions Davis family motives, and argues for professors with views. It defends Will’s teaching as twofold: alleged inexactness and partisan bias, comparing Will to other educators who express opinions. The writer claims students deserve exposure to diverse ideas and critiques of reforms in monetary policy.
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State Journal
Fe Davin
Junction City
Davie
Barmontoud
Will
Charles S. Davis
Collees
John Davis
Will Ge
Hevan
Wil
John Davie
Charete Agamhat
Witt
John Darin
United States
Populiet Party
West
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Chicago Public Schools
Laughlin
Chicago University
Republican Party
Turkey
Armartoester
Pomeake
la Summit
Reform Critique of President Will at Kansas College
A Kansas college critique denounces President Will for political bias and mismanagement. The letter accuses him of fostering student enthusiasm, expanding curricula, and reducing living costs, while alleging favoritism toward white Kansans and limiting civic access for broader youth. It cites efforts to broaden courses in agriculture and domestic science, expand facilities, and hire renowned instructors, while claiming restraint on funding and equity. The writer argues the president’s actions harm corresponding institutional aims and allege partisan influence in administration.
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Ti Tavis
Kanaos
Bollece
Renee Matey
College Uelinrlte
Betull
Kansas
Witbaa Dur
Karns
Manhattan
Shellah
Sid
Kangas
Kanedine
Manhatten
Tanita
Hans
Will
Melvern Champion Pugilist Predicts World Title
Chicago August 14 Sornou Twomes, Paplendert, on a summer tour, stopped in Obitheo while en route from the Pacific coast. He, hair cropped, says he weighs 191 pounds, plans no weight loss, and predicts becoming world champion within weeks if he defeats Jim Jeffries. J W Hughes accompanied him east from the coast.
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Chicago
Sparkies
Obitheo
Pacific Vest
Rte
Keferien
Mort Jim Jeffries
J. W. Hughes
Woman blocks streetcars in Cincinnati protest
Magsie Gallagher, near a century mark for drinking, lay on Central Avenue tracks to halt streetcars. She mocked officials and urged a passerby to wake her for a patrol, laughing as bells rang. A crowd gathered and police were alerted, but she was eventually arrested.
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Cincinnati
Magsie Gallagher
Central
Sue
VROOMAN'S PROJECT BECOMES AMERICAN MOVEMENT IN CHICAGO
Charles A Beard arrives from Europe with Walter Vrooman to launch the Rockingham movement in the United States. The plan mirrors an English effort and aims to organize a Chicago field within three months. Ruskin Hall named in homage to John Ruskin.
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G. & Beard
Europe
New York
Charles A Beard
Walter Vroomas
St. Louis
Rockinhall
Oxford
Cunard
Servia
Mr. Howard
Aimilar
England
Chicago
Ruskin Hall
Bir. Vrooman
Vrooman
John Ruskin
Kansas roots of Captain Crozier echo in history
Fragmented reminiscence traces Captain Wilther Crozier from Leavenworth youth to West Point graduate, Army officer, and author. It highlights his Kansas upbringing, role in coast defenses, European assignments, and prominence at a czar peace conference, emphasizing how Kansas background shaped his career.
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William Crozier
Kansas
The
Hague
North Pole
Atlantic
Wilther Crosi¢e
United States
Leavencworth
Captain Crozier
Ohio
Leavenworth
Kansas Supreme Court
Croster
West Point
Wilder
Willem Crozier
Crozier
Crogier
Weet Potat
Ordninee Department
Army
Congress
Europe
President White
Captain Mahan
Tie
bin Tie Trent
Miles Advises Immediate Steps to Enlist 35000 Men
Secretary Root plans at least five additional volunteer regiments to be called and sent to Manila as the United States presses recruitment to end the rebellion. General Miles argues the move would boost moral and deter insurgents while ensuring a strong garrison in captured territory. Recruitment already yields over sixty new soldiers daily, aiming to fill five skeleton regiments within two weeks.
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Washington
Root
Fha
Congress
Manila
United States
Becktarr
Thie
Tt Ie
Esenetal Gtle
Heldi
Pewce
Department
Hoothua
Olle
Muplie
Bullock
Lodge
New Jersey
Jersey Central
Leblen
Cain
Othurs Mall
J A BR Elliott to stage matches with top shooters
Kansas City reports J A B R Elliott’s matches set with E W Wort and Charlie Young for trophies at Easton and Atlantic City. Crosby and Young will meet at Atlantic City grounds on August 23 and 24, then Elliott travels west for trial shoots for Sportsmen’s Review trophies and the Cast Iron medal during Carnival week in Kansas City.
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J. A. BR. Elliott
Kansas City
J. A. Rel Wort
Easton
W. B
Eeby
Charlie Young
Crosby
Atlantic City
N. Z
Young
Servants Will Not Yield Strike Backs Free Employment Office
Chicago August 14 The servant girl strike grows with crowds at the state free employment agency at 44 Congress street. Wages offered range from 3 to 4 60 dollars while applicants refuse under 5 or 6 dollars. Report notes strong attendance, varied ages and nationalities, and a tense standstill as workers press for higher pay.
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Chicago
Tne
State Free Employment Agency
Congress Street
Mia
Med
Bureau
Mark Hanna may return early. Toledo mayor race eyed
In Washington rumors say Mark Hanna will cut his overseas trip short to address labor unrest and the Cleveland controversy. Officials fear Republican losses in key states if the independent Toledo mayoral bid continues, while Hanna’s health reportedly improves. He may also assess whether Mayor Jones can hurt or help the party as he plans several speeches.
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Washington
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Hanna
Jones
Toledo
Republica
Manna Saly
Automobiles Tested for Mail Collection in Washington
James E. Hell, Washington post office superintendent, piloted an electric automobile from the American Electric Vehicle Co. on a city route to test mail collection efficiency. The 2 PM trial on a route from Tenth to Eighteenth Streets NW showed time savings versus horse-drawn wagons, with notes on practicality and battery charging from the city plant.
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Washington
James EL Hell
Washington Post Office
American Electric Vehicle Company
Chicig
Eighteenth Street
Major Bell
G A R Special Train to Philadelphia via Santa Fe Lines
Special train planned for September 2 to Philadelphia for G A R members families and friends to attend the thirty third national event. Round trip fare 80.15. Train consists of Pullman palace and tourer sleepers and five reclining chair cars. Also mentions low rates from New York Washington Old Point Comfort and other points, with various excursion options and Fort Riley outing details.
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Santern
Philadelphia
Pullman Palace
Topeka
New York
Washinaton
Old Point Comfort
Goeam Grove
Getlyy
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Cherokee Street
Kas
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Animus
Agricultural College
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Melvern, Kan
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Meggie Gallagher
Miles
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Milwaukee
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Ball
Rosenberg
Florence Kenehan
Ft. Riley
Knights & Ladies of Security
Union
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Riley
Remington Standard Typewriter
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
West 6Th St
JCF. Myers
Kan
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