Secret Medicine Peruna Praised By Readers In Ohio Ad
A Port Byron reader reports relief from fatigue and improved health after using Peruna. The letter cites nervous prostration overwork and exposure as conditions helped by the remedy. An Ontario man credits Peruna with curing Brights Disease after four years of illness. The Peruna Medicine Co advertises a free booklet for hot weather health guidance from Columns Ohio.
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Mary Ronnie
Port Byron
Peruns Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Lengel
Bet
Tien
J. Brake
Petroles
Ontario
Canada
Bright
Endorsement Motion Defeated at Afro-American Editors Meeting
The National Afro-American Press Association opened with over 60 delegates as they discussed the race site and the Adiale intention of President De Voted Gown. A heated session followed, ending with a motion to endorse McKinley defeated and delegates voting down the proposal.
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McKinley
Thdianspolln, Inc
Naional
Kansas Fates in 1900 Agricultural Societies Gather
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous Kansas county agricultural societies and secretaries with events in September and October. Names include Franklin Ottawa Gresley Meade Linn Riley Wichita and Burlingame. Partial entries mention fairs, exhibitions, secretaries and locations across the state.
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Gouta Society
Wiheatos
Chaste Meyar
Augustie
Corsake Association
F. Pose
Clay
Cottey Coun Wall Association
J. He
Cowley ‘Secretars
Senden
van Com ‘Griese
Pooretary
AL Sint
Georgtaeus Garden
Franklin County “Agricultural Society
B.C. McQuesten
Ottawa
Chanuis
Case County Pale ‘Association
C.hh
Burlingame
Ey County Agricultursl Ee RT
Oroeya
Riley
Ea Wichita State Association
Ti G. Toler
Ita. Sevierober
Biutort County Bale Gaeocattone—Ohn W
Johu Harvey Seni
Jonn
Nicholson
Newton
Rous Betty Fur
Brockton
Mike Neurity Fair
Scale Men Called Up Before Police Court
Four men faced police court on warrants sworn by Halley the Mexican Collector for violating city ordinance requiring scale owners to issue weighing books. They were allowed to pass with costs waived. the judge warned that leniency would end and pledged to make examples of noncompliers.
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Halley
Hichard Hargraves
C. C. Nicholson
Apalley
Bath
Railroad News The Gulf Line Moves Texas Grain West
Galveston Aug 28 The Gulf Colorado Santa Fe railway reports a sharp rise in Texas grain shipments to Galveston with Kansas grain now moving that way Cotton movements are also starting and officials predict a vigorous future Grain in elevators stands around two million bushels, about one million short of capacity with prospects for significant gains.
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Gulf Line of
Santa Fe
Galvestor
Tex
W. C. Nixon
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
Texas
Galveston
Kansas
Nixon
Santa Fe Limits Grain Delivery Orders to Shipping Ability
Kansas City Aug 2 The Santa Fe notified shippers it will accept grain deliveries only as the railroad can effect and protect its equipment. The ruling widens prior limits affecting routes to Alton Maple Rock Island and Burlington and signals a tight crop year with reduced eastbound shipment capacity from Kansas City.
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Kansan City
Santa Fe
Cout
Hines
Roai
Alton
Mapple Rock Island
Burlington
Kansas City
Harper County bonds pace Wichita road project progress
Harper County voters show cautious interest as Wichita secures approval for road bonds. Surveyors work along a line between A' and Arapahoe while reports note a late surge in support. The Mexican government grants land in Chihuahua to a company as a background detail.
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Harper Gonaty Baccone
Oklahoma
Arapahoe
Chiluahua
Watched Gift Honors Central Branch Master Mechanic
Atchison August 28 Hundreds of Central branch shop workers gathered at Dra Bogie and Finneys offices as Dr Finney presented C W Weiler late master mechanic with a 14 carat watch chain and diamond studded Masonic emblem charm. Weiler, who came from Pittsburg where he is master mechanic of the Kansas City Southern, accepted the gift and praised the shop men. Several plan to follow him to Pittsburg. In 1857 he had previously received a fine watch from the M K & D at Parsons.
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Kansas City Southern
Pines
Finney
Weller
Sever
Pittsburg
Atchison
M., K. &Dahopa
Parsons
Man confronts half fare ticket rights on Santa Fe line
On an eastbound Santa Fe train from San Francisco a man over 22 challenges a child half fare ticket from Kansas City to San Francisco. The conductor discovers the ticket is an unlimited pass dated April 12, 1853, held by a rider who aged past eligibility. The father had paid nearly 100 for the ticket years ago and seeks credit or adjustment. The case centers on entitlement versus age at time of purchase.
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San Francisco
Kansas City
San
Banta Fe
Body
Odd Railroad Journey Sparks Legal Controversy
A young man faces a legal challenge against the Santa Fe line over a train ticket rule. The conductor testified the passenger had no valid case after the holder ceases to Peony with conditions, and Ford refuses to pay interest on unused tickets. The case hinges on proper station procedures and a cryptic souvenir memory.
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Ford
de Courcy
Truck Erecting Shop At Plant Expands Facility
Banta Fe adds a frame building about 160 feet inside the plant to house two new tracks. Cars will enter, be assembled, and moved over steam into the coach erecting shop. Timers will occupy part of the building, freeing space for repair work.
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Banta Fe
Tom King Heads East for Corbett McCoy Fight
Tom King travels east to Chicago then New York Atlantic City Boston Washington and Philadelphia to attend the Corbett McCoy prize fight on Thursday He will be absent as Harry Donaldson acts as city ticket and passenger agent for the Santa Fe during his trip Afterward King returns and Donaldson takes vacation in Indianapolis Ind More Fireman Vacancies The Santa Fe announces more openings for firemen on passenger runs at Emporia and Teen applicants must apply by August 1 Work on Stillwell Ling Guthrie Ok Aug 28 Nearly a hundred men work yesterday near Cleo Woods County as crews push Oklahoma line construction with plans to expedite the project Frisco Extension Opening The Red River division of the St Louis San Francisco will be open for general business to Henrietta I T on September 1 with further sections expected soon
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New York
Tom King
Harry Donaldson
Banta Fe
Mr. King
Chicago
King
New York City
Atlantic City
Boston
Wash
Philadelphia
Mr. Donaldson
Indianapolis
Ind
Santa Fe
Teen
Emporia
Stillwell
Ling Guthrie
Cleo
Woods County
Sailswells
Mexico
Frisco
St. Louis
Aceeare
General Yoakum
Louis
San Francisco
Washington
Red River
Henriett
I. T
Brakemen and conductors shuffled for Arkansas City trip
Brakeman Witeerspoon left for Arkansas City to seek work. Jack Pepperdine and family returned from a three week visit. Conductor Hank Garfield and others headed to Wisconsin for a thirty day trip. Memning will replace Garfield on the Panhandle passenger. Engine crews briefed at 10 this morning amid double headers. Santa Fe locals note shop work and trials on Engine 140. Bucklen’s Arnica proves a trusted remedy with strong sales. Fort Scott sees Cudahy packing house branch to be run by Gates out of the system.
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Witeerspoon
Arkansas City
Jack Peppperdine
O. E. Roberts
Mr. Johnson
Oklahoma
Hank Garfield
Don
Whsconsin
Memning
Mr. Garfeld
Panhandle
Santa FE
John Hayens
Ion
Dan Shannon
Wort
Mert
John Hodge
Cudahy
Fort Scott Fort Scott
Cudahy Packing House
H. G. Gates
Mr. Gates
Gosiue
Towne Replies to Roosevelt Speech in Duluth Campaign
Chan A Towne opened his Duluth campaign addressing Governor Roosevelts St Paul remarks. He attacked US policy in the Philippines and Cuba, defended Aguinaldo and the Philippine republic, and criticized Roosevelts speech as flawed and evasive. Towne planned western travel to mobilize support.
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St. Paul
New York
Duluth
Minn
Armory
Chan A. Towne
Roosevelt
League of Republican Clubs
Philippines
Towne
Mule
Idaho
Aguinaldo
Dewey
Americana
Cuba
Spain
United States
Lueon
Manila Bay
Manila
Ouls
Thomas C. Platt
Ike
Gomancnes
Topeka Avenue Brick Paving Cleared by Committee
The streets and walks committee Monday investigated the brick paving on Topeka Avenue from Fourteen Street to the city limits. They found no grounds for the complaint led by D. O. McCray and others and declared the brick quality as good as any produced locally. Residents feared delays but work will continue as weather allows.
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Topeka Avenue
D. O. McCray
Fillmore Street
Kansans wary as party weighs senatorial choices
In Kansas the Republican bloc shows fatigue over rumored backing for a specific candidate for United States Senate. Leader Gleasler denies promoting any one man while urging clear presentation of claims to the people before the legislature selects a nominee, warning against steering the vote for Sew.
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Kansas
H. ” Gleasler
Ieeunir
Gisssier
United Cera
Sephiar
Mill Turns Round Jointists Case Dismissals in August Hearings
A batch of joint nuisance cases in August resulted in most being dismissed due to insufficient evidence under a new statute. Warrantor statements by a man named Marrs tied Campbell Anderson and Timon to the local gambling joint. Campbell bonded and appealed to district court while others faced sentencing or continuances.
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Sant
Secaube
Evi
Timon
Geo. Anderson
Tenieau Ts
Campbell
Anderson
Br. Marys
Tate
E. Campban
District Court
Roosevelt's Tour Plan Outlines Interstate Campaign Stop Dates
The outline lists Roosevelt's forthcoming itinerary with stops across Wisconsin, South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, and Indiana, then eastward. Planned dates from early September through October include cities such as Fargo, Helena, Denver, Omaha, Deadwood, Waterloo, and Chicago, ending in Baltimore. The text notes travel by private car and arranged receptions during the campaign swing.
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Arin Lenry Cy Rathai
Apublicus
Atl
Rarate
N.Y
Sheinaye Etraic
Stich Uatternooni
Turon
Brookins
Fargo
N. B
Helena
Mont
Iepabeeston
Ehovenne
Tee Shartre
Colorado
Denverly
Kansas
McKinley
West Syure
Baltimore
Cure by Chamberlain remedy recounted in letter
A letter from Rev A. Bower of Emporia recalls a neighbor named Mynelahmot suffering a week with severe diarrhea. After failed medical care, a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy brought relief. the letter notes it was entirely cured and recommends the remedy, with “for sale by all druggists.”
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Chamberlain
A. Bower
Emporia
Jim
Pullman Ordinary Sleeping Cars For Tourists
Pullman Ordinary Sleeping Cars For Tourists are the most comfortable travel for settlers and hunters. These cars run daily from Kansas to California and Oregon, equipped with mattresses curtains blankets pillows. Porters keep them in order and attend to passengers. Modern cars, nearly as comfortable as palace sleepers. For train times and details contact F A Lewis at Fulton Depot A.
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Union Pacific
Kansas
California
Oregon
Pas
F. A. Lewis
City
E” Fulton
Depot
Waggoner Brother-in-Law of Jay Gould Dies
Los Angeles August 28 Rev A M Houghal dies at age 70 hailed as a philanthropist in the Methodist community of this city. The report notes his relation as a brother-in-law of Jay Gould.
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Jay Gould
Los Angeles
Cal
A.M. Houghal
Gow
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