Swift Specific Coated Charge for Blood Purification
No external symptoms describe a run down condition of the system. The ad claims that the blood has inflammatory qualities and becomes thin and watery. It promotes S S S as building up blood and supplying lacking elements to restore strength and appetite. The testimonial cites wife’s use and asserts renewed vigor, with no mineral content. The Swift Specific Co. advertises free book and physicians’ advice with no charge.
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Nis
SSS
SS. Orgee
SWIFT
Atlanta
Hazing scandal at West Point alleges cadet abuse
A West Point special report describes cadets forcing a first classman, Oscar L. Boos of Bristol, Pa., to drink a burning mixture and be led into the woods. Colonel Mills defends the test of manliness while promising further inquiry. Boos died, with officials stating no inquiry into the incident.
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Mill
Hous
Will
Pilkcnel Mills
Blackmar Re‑elected At Kansas Corrections Session
The Kansas Association of Corrections and Charities closed its first annual session on Saturday electing officers led by President W. Blackmar. Directors named include Topeka figures Phoebe Buer and J. Tomlinson with state officials such as W. F. Garver and H. Landis, highlighting a broad reformist lineup across Topeka, Hutchinson, and Osawathee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Association of Corrections and Charities
Eleo- Beene
Ianke W. Blackmar
Upeka
HR. Nixon
Haskell
Wrence
Walter I. Holcomb
Haversord Stanley
Mra
AW Jotington
Topika
Phoebe Buer
Public gathering ends with noisy chatter and cough remedy talk
A crowded event dissolves as attendees complain about interruptions and a vendor claims Decca cough cure cures all. The scene shifts to a vendor offering a remedy and promises instant relief from irritation.
Ferme Seco Sor Ure Lai Mocat Economen
Fragmentary OCR text yields a brief item with unclear names and entities. The readable bits suggest a local report or notice involving a farm or economy but lack concrete facts, dates, places, or participants to form a complete, reliable summary.
Topeka News Snaps of Local Events and Debates
Local notes report party happenings and civic affairs in Topeka. Mentions the Borton miners in Kansas City, police shift changes, a Thanksgiving break, and upcoming sessions. Also notes school sports, a new commercial agent appointment, and a statewide football debate between Topeka High, Manual, and Fort Scott claims.
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Charlies
Tome City
Borton
Nce
Kansas City
Conferpineat
F. W. Booth
Tion Eile Otekier
Kiks Memorial Services Seienior
Leedy
J. M. Meade
Topeka High School
Oakland
Santa Me
Thomas O'Connor
Lyon Neat
Kaw
Eka
Westminster
Denda
Bnal
Topeka
Masons
Eighth and
Kansas Avenues
Southwestern Fuel
Hiawacha World
Opeka
Kansas City Manuals
Kansas
Missouri
Fort Scott
Kennedy
Joe Handy
Fred Nels Richinson
J. C Gi
H. . Gleason
Three Violent Deaths Reported From Alaska District
News from Alaska reports three violent deaths near Prince of Wales and Dawson. Samuel Olmstead of Douglass Island was killed by an accidental rifle discharge at Johnson's Bay. James Davis, a wood chopper at Hootelinjua, was shot by George St Cyr, who surrendered at Dawson. John Atcteson’s mangled remains were found near Kirkman, likely a freeze death with wreckage. Gen Randall plans harbor work at Nome to build refuge.
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Tacoma
Wash
Alaska
Samuel Olmstead
Douglass Island
Johnson's Bay
Prince of Wales Island
James Davis
Hoote— Linjua
George St. Cyr
Dawson
John Atcteson
Kirkman
Atsteson
Gen
Randall
Nome Hver
Boutelle Still Ailing at Opening of Congress
Bangor report says Congressman Charles A. Boutelle will miss the opening events as his daughter Grace announces arrival and preparations for his residence. Separately from Chicago, Loren W. Collins of Minnesota’s Supreme Court reportedly declined a governor’s offer to run for the state’s high court seat, with plans not yet formed for a legislature candidacy.
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Bangor
Maine
Charles A. Boutelle
Congreso
Miss Grace
Herdi
Chicago
Times-Herald
Minnespoils
Loren W. Collins
Mate Supreme Court
Man K. Davis
Lind
Colling
Present Buying Advice From The New York Mercantile Co
Mrs McGillicuddy recounts a store pitch urging men to buy albums cuff and collar boxes and Christmas gifts at New York Mercantile Co. It uses naval metaphors to sell pictures, hats and blankets as ideal present choices. The ad promises holiday savings and encourages shoppers to visit before Christmas.
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Cuba
Charles Henry
Sally Ann
Eighteen Teams Enter Six Day Bicycle Race at Madison Square Garden
Eighteen teams from America and Europe have entered the six day race at Madison Square Garden starting next Sunday night. The field includes riders Floyd McParland and Harry Elkes from San Francisco and Glen Falls, Charley Miller of Chicago with Robert Walthour of Atlanta, Frank Waller and Will Stinson of Boston, and many others from Toronto, New York, Italy, Germany, France, Austria, Bohemia, and Switzerland vying for 18 000 dollars in prizes.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
America
Europe
Floyd McParland
San Francisco
Harry Elkes
Glen Falls
Charley Miller
Chicago
Robert Walthour
Atlanta
Frank Waller
Will Stinson
Boston
Touts Gimm
Pittsburg
Charley Turville
Archie McRachern
Canada
Burrs Pierce
Frank Albert
James Casey
Worcester
J. F. Colgan
Trenton
H. BE. Dickerson
Beaver Meadows
Pat John
Gus Lawson
Salt Lake City
Floyd Krebs
Newark
John R. Debsis
Brockton
Mass
Oscar Babcock
Oscar Aaronson
P. J. Lassano
Leo Mayexca
Italy
Leo Fritschka
Eawar Lingenfelter
Alexander
Hugh McLean
Karl Kner
Fred Ryser
Germany
Edward Nikoden
Bohemia
Hoffman Ramesch
Austria
C. Simar
J Couselay
France
Fippolyte Aucouturier
H. Muller
Fredericks
J. Fisher
Switzerland
Diaz Repeats Inauguration as Mexico's President
A Chicago special to the Tribune reports Mexico's Sixth Inauguration celebrations ending with a grand ball. Mrs Diaz attracted attention among a diplomatic corps adorned with decorations while Ambassador Powell stood out for his conspicuous order.
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Diaz
Mexico
Chicago
Tribune
Republic of Mexico
Brates
Powell
The American Colony Fills Streets After Masses
The American colony mobilized in force as high mass filled the great cathedral and all churches with prayers for the president’s health and happiness. In the evening, revelry and crowded streets from Chapultepec to the national palace marked the nation’s mood.
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Chapultepec
National Palace
Republican party to remain in control, Hanna says
Washington quotes Senator Hanna predicting the Republicans will govern for years, praising the party as progressive and America’s future force. He cites three key tasks including irrigation of western lands and building the Isthmian canal, and argues Democrats cannot reorganize effectively while young Americans lean Republican.
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Washington
Republican Party
Hanna
Party of Progress
America
United States
Beys
Democratic Party
Nxcis
Iekr
Mr. Hanna
College
Boyd
Cat Intelligence Tale From Boston Transcript
A friend shares a humorous anecdote about a cat named Thomas Marin who stealthily stalks a chair and then bolts to freedom after a choking scene during a stormy day. The narrator, amused by the cat’s stubbornness, recalls offering shelter and then watching the cat dash outside to reclaim the outdoors.
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Boston Transcript
Stormer
Thomas Marin
Sampes
Ed Mu
Thousands of Barrels of American Apples Heading to Europe
New York December 2 The Journal of Commerce reports improved outlook for American apples overseas. Advices from European markets indicate demand rising as Hunter shipments and late holidays boost sales. Year to date imports total 213 500 barrels versus last year’s 213 500.
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Europe
New York
Journal of Commerce
Speed Skating Dates Set for New Championship Events
Secretaries schedule upcoming speed skating meets with dates in January February and March. Events include epee skating champion and junior championships at venues in New York and America with named sponsors and track locations.
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New Terk
Hard
Duces
Migare
Nicholas Rink
New York
Es Mapmato
Anwrton
Tor Abel
Southwest Territory News Update Remains Incomplete
Fragmentary note references mining and grafting topics in Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas. Mentions request for a copy of the ene publication and up-to-date southwest information, but details are garbled and unreadable.
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Mimcouri
Aruraas Oklahore
Texan Sendra
Iie
Nates
Ene
Rifiabie
Ficmesmexesy
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