Dr Miles' Nervine Cures Kingston Girl's Spasms
Sadie Steward of Kingston New York was plagued by violent spasms and speech loss. After doctors failed and many remedies were tried, four bottles of Dr Miles' Nervine restored her health and she recovered fully. The Miles remedies are sold with a guarantee and a free book on heart and nerves.
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Sadie Steward
Kingston, MY
Miles’ Nervine
St. Vitus
Milla
Kingston
Ays
Miles
Miles Medical
Rikhart Nd
Bakers Cut Weight To Meet Higher Flour Cost In New York
New York on August 2h reports bakers cut loaf weight by 20 to 30 percent as flour prices rose. Small bakers reduced size to offset costs and face higher prices, while large establishments kept prices and loaf sizes steady due to bulk flour purchases and large stock on hand.
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New York
Beason
Beason Tf
Lnrge Baking
Comra Wes
del Joutersen
Monotucm Silk CO
Mocouver Jas. S. Kirk & CO
Cwiorco
Langest
Womtd
Kirk
High Diver Matthew Menzies Dead in New York
Matthew Bren ell, famed high diver, died of consumption at age years. He collapsed after a 60 foot jump into a shallow tank at St Nicholas Place on April 3, dislocating his spine and ribs. His public exploits in the foantry and Europe were noted despite a fragile constitution.
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Matthew Menzies
New York
Matthew Brenell
Europe
St. Nicholas Place
Relief in Six Hours From New South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by the New South American Kidney Cure. Promises prompt relief for urinary pain and retention. Sold by Gen W Stansheld in Topeka and Sim Drug Co Kansas Reedruserete. Also cites Chamberlains Colic Remedy testimonials and local laundry ad.
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Gen. W. Stansheld
Kansas Ave
Sim Drug Co
Kansas
Reedruserete
Topeka
Kan
Chamberlain
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Electric Tempest at Grand Promises Spectacular Amateur Show
Topeka audiences will witness Shakespeare's Tempest staged by Miss Georgia Brown of Lawrence with Prof. Blake directing the spectacular effects. The three-performance fundraiser features electric and calcium lighting, a 150-strong fairies chorus, and elaborate dances including the Amazon March and the Dance of the Demons. Cast includes Eva Brows as Miranda, Adrian Sherman as Sebastian, Julius Welding as Trinculo, and Morgan as Caliban, with numerous local performers in the child roles and seasonal dances. Tickets go on sale at Snow's Drug Store Monday morning.
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Faure
Misa Geor
Gia Brown
Lawrence
Miss Brown
Topeka
Lucies Blake
State University
Blake
Lawrence Just
Prospero
Ariel
liLus Bay
Syears
Melville Wood
Sime
Eva Brows
Miranda
West
King Wrery Rererteeeseeerers
J. Whit Sebastian
Adrian Sherman Gomeabe
W. Dennis Perdinand
Colver Antonio
Jinck Newman
Trincule
Julius Welding
Stephano
Epps
Caliban Asssssss
Morgan Miranda
Mias
Juno
Miss Pearl
Mise
Vera Low
Mins
Edith Niles Sete
Baby Wood
Demon Dance
Mattie McNair
Louise Cain
Katherize Ellison
Pees Glimore
Ethel Henry
Alice Hartman
Mabel Bristnall
Pearl Shean
Jennie Hanrahan
Irene Hanrahan
Dora Nutt
Mary Hascott
Janey Gare
Laure
Saunders
Ethel Cor
Mary Henry
Agnus Ramsbereal
Nellie Crittenden
Mabel Beeler
Grace Doneker
Edna Evans
Mamie Kennedy
Katie Cafferty
Bessie Botter
Ethel Aee
Jennie Poole
Carrie Boyer
Gertle Wise
Carrit Baker
Golille Duncan
Anna Poste
Selma Berunius
Nelle Wood
Loren Sioan
Stella Hanla- Lan
Prarie Jones
Mabel Drintnall
Ethel Hyney
Pearl Gilmore
Katherine Bilison
Matt
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Benniy Marin
Nellie Martin
Goldie Biggs
May Nye
Nanni Dansey
Marnie Crouch
Clara Rude
Fairy Herring
Adam Snyder
Pearl Hoyle
Roberta Hoyle
Pierence Milison
Haset Whipple
Jessie Ambrose
Pearl Clark
Bessie McCoys
Gertrude Reel
Mabel Hutton
Edith
Vett
Bessie McNair
Caroline Woestestt
Cer Gage
Florence Jackett
Mabel Husted
Mabel Wyatt
Josephine Drahan
Gertie Winner
Lois Winner
Midze Kuntz
Odes Samurtaba Thompson
Millie Putman
Lillie Par' ‘Tt
Mabel Hindmarsh
Gina Eran
Aliee Alston
Alton Hartman
Leah Key
Littian McCarter
Bessie Davis
Mattie Youngberg
Edit Lanham
Helen Wirenquist
Merit Fower
Grace Lyddane
Lucille Heady
Mabel Thempson
Ethel James
Florrie Wilson
Grace Thompson
Dora Hazen
Mabel Haskins
Susie Henry
Annie Ferguson
Iva Cols
Vera O'Brien
Genevieve Hanrahan
Atatel Douglas
Aggie Ramsberger
Benele McNair
Florence O'Brien
Je Tar He
Josephine Jones
Lillian Nichols
Snow
Sear
Rockefeller's Money Given to Festival Funds
The Standard notes a $25 contribution labeled to Rockefeller’s money for the festival fund with a 617 switch of fifteen. Manager D. M. Wilbolt expresses fear the committee may slight him as other subscriptions are recorded.
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D. M. Wilbolt
Wheelmen Face Parade Strife and Disarray in Topeka
A Topeka bicycle section debate upends plans for a Moral parade. Disputes among the T. A. A. W. and wheelmen split opinions on participating, with concerns about crowded streets and safety. Riders seek harmony and propose a floral parade brigade if clubs fail to unite. Local police expect stronger protection for the festival.
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Canniff
Mr. Cann
Topeka
L.A. W
Clandy
Wheelmen of
Kansas
Santa Fe Shops Promote Santa Fe Day at Topeka Fall Festival
Ottawa reports preparations for Santa Fe day on September 29 marking the railroad's 25th Kansas anniversary. About 100 Santa Fe employees and families from the shops will travel free to Topeka with floats showcasing the mechanical and train departments. Three floats from the southern division expected. A Topeka parade, a K of P hall meeting, and band involvement noted. aims to boost attendance and showcase the Santa Fe display amid festival excitement.
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Ottawa
Dunningham
Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas
Santa Fe Office
Tone
Wellington Mail
Wellington
Troy Thin Pice
Wellington Journal
Santa Fe Shop Boys
Severn
Otawa
K of P. Hall
Asp
Guthrie
Arkansas City Traveler
Panhandle
K. of Phall
Pittsburg Tops Philadelphia in Hard Fought Baseball Night
Baltimore leads Cincinnati by two games in a split doubleheader as Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 6 5 in a rough game with Lajoie under the influence noted. Washington tops St Louis 5 4, Baltimore splits with Cincinnati 5 3, New York sweeps Chicago 9 6 and 6 1, Cleveland defeats Boston 4 and 10 4, Brooklyn crushes Louisville 4 2, Indianapolis edges Kansas City 12 4, Milwaukee beats Columbus 5 4, Detroit and Minneapolis feature a dull draw as rain delays mar the schedule. Attendance figures cited vary, with multiple parks reporting around 1,000 to 2,500.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lajoie
Pittsbore
Atlee
Orisson
Philmeiphix
Wheeler
McWarland
Hastings
Sun
Hanna Buys A Mine In Gogebic Range Ashland Sale
In Ashland Wisconsin on August 28 Ferdinand Schleisinger of Milwaukee and Mark Hanna of Cleveland bought the Newport mine plus Bonnie and unexplored territory. The Newport once known as Tron King produced about 1.25 million tons since 1886, mainly high manganese ore. The mine has been idle three months but shipments continued from stockpiles. One shaft will be opened with 125 workers. more hires expected next week, for roughly $250,000 purchase.
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Ashland
Wis
Newport
Ferdinand Schleisinger
Milwaukee
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Bonnie
Water From Ancient Underground Creek Surfaces at Tombs
Laborers removing Tombs foundation stones uncover a mineral spring beneath the site. Workers note clear water flowing rapidly from an underground creek once feeding the historic Collect Pond, existing before the prison was built. Contractor Patrick Cody hires a civil engineer to study the leak.
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New York
Patrick Cody
Cody
Thimbe
Tombs
Frohman Seeks Bernhardt for Edith Varney in Secret Service
Frohman aims to stage Secret Service in Paris with Edith Varney. He cables Mme Bernhardt requesting her consent for the opening performance at the Renaissance Theatre on September 21. Shipments to Paris begin September 4 with key crew subset traveling. Berlin plans hinge on French run.
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Frohman
Edith Varney
Secret Service
Charles Prohpau
Paris
Renaissance Theater
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Plardes
Willams
Herr Knabe
London
Berlin
Seligman Portrait of Illness Shocks NY Banking Figure
Aug 25 report from New York states Donvid J Sole man is dangerously ill at Long Brasch after an appendicitis operation. He is the oldest son of the late Jos. Scheman founder of the banking house here and among eight brothers who built the family name. The other items note a convention shift to Chicago, a Brooklyn department store closure for 20000, and local baseball event plans featuring newspaper men.
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New York
Donvid J. Soleman
Long Brasch
Beligman
Seligman
Jos. Scheman
Basking House
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