American Doctors Offer Free Month Treatment In Topeka
A promotion by the American Doctors and Welpersrct claims a month of medical care at no charge through December 20 for diverse diseases including rheumatism cancers and deafness. The offer promises rapid relief for women diseases and guarantees a cure without surgery, with a free period and extended time only by the patient.
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Toperta
Moore
Topeka
Hiv
Su Minth
Deromiir
Avery
Down Byers
Wilfer
West 6Th Street
Portraits of ex presidents spark White House display tale
Washington December 1 reports describe a plan to exhibit portraits of former presidents in the White House corridor leading from the east room. The article notes Cleveland Arthur and others in a parlor setting with a noted restaurant nearby at 126 Kansas Avenue and business listings for Cremerie at 726 Avenue.
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Washington
White House
Cleveland
Arthur
Pension Bill Passes Seeks $141 Million for Next Year
Debates on civil service reform and pension costs dominated Congress as the pension appropriation bill passed with amendments offered by Democrats rejected. Republicans defended civil service and urged retrenchment while estimating next year’s pension outlays and federal receipts.
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Demonte Do
Atvit
Mecwell
Pup
Nell
Mn Grevesuor
GromVotot
Mir. Sullivan
Dem
Bor Genert II
V. Boyatam
Mr. Johnson
Ind
Ovnfirm
Hayes
Gurten
Warrison
McKinner
Friends of
Erie Civil Service Reform
Primcumeal
Ho Kroelly
Carmack
Gaines
Sima
Dinter
Dingle
Dingrey
Dingtey
Congress
Frulow
Yubie Witke
Wulther Lee
Vere
Geonla
Esalmstad
Joe Weald
Akedd
RNC
Dieter Ar
Dinaley
Tingley Meerat
Fiscal feud erupts over anticipated revenues in Congress
The debate centers on expected receipts for November and December, with Republicans and Democrats clashing as Mr Allen and Mr Linney spar. Amendments proposed by Allen fail, and the bill is reported to the lower house after prolonged exchanges.
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Esee
RLO
Allen
Dem. Misa
Linney
Rep. N.C
Civil Service
Dem. Miss
Cuban Plague Report From Havana Seeks Aid
New York dispatch reports Havana flash plague onset in Pinar del Rio and Sancti Spiritus amid famine. It describes beriberi cases, starving residents driven to towns, and Spain’s relief limits. The writer condemns delays and calls for broader humanitarian aid beyond American citizens.
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New York
Journal
Havana
Mberal
Gen. Blann
Commission of the Red Cross
Tsara
Pinar del Rio
Sancti Spiritus
Beriberi
Ariemena
Mangas
Guira Melena
Eles
Elias Hor
Spain
Fitzhugh Lee
State to Collect 200000 Bond Debt From Lawrence
State officials and the attorney general plan to recover about 200000 in bonds and interest tied to university funding. Lawrence faced a demand related to 10000 in bonds issued for the state university trust fund, with nonpayment cited as the reason for the total near 400000.
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State
State School Fund
Sull
Lawrence
State University
Echool Funda
McGee Nominated for State Auditor by Decatur Republicans
Decatur county Republicans nominate A. H. McGee of Oberlin for state auditor at the near state convention. McGee has renounced official ties and six supporters are already at work. McGee has long resided in Oberlin and is described as active in sailing and mercantile business. He was GOP nominee for Congress in Kansas Sixth District in 1882 during the Populist landslide.
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Decatur County
A. H. McGee
Oberlin
McGee
Teork
Sr. McGen
Qburjin
Congress
Kanoa
Free of Charge Sample of Dr King’s New Discovery
Free sufferers may get a sample bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds without buying first. The offer claims the remedy shows its merits in a regular size bottle, with physicians endorsing its use in severe cases. Swift & Medey’s drug store offers the sample, regular sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Hall's Hair Renewer promises glossy hair and easier styling for women.
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Swift
Midey's Drug Store
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as safe only pile remedy
The Pyramid Pile Cure is presented as a widely recommended fire cure by physicians for piles and claimed to be the only positive cure aside from surgery. The Ad urges readers to contact The Pyramid Co. in Marshall Michigan for testimonials and a large 50 cent package.
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Pyramid Co
Marshall Mich
Albion, Mich
Onward March of Business Shows Continuous Improvement
R G Dun & Co weekly review notes higher prices across lines as the dull season defies expectations. Open congress, foreign demand, and rising exports bolster confidence. wheat, corn, iron, and woolen goods advance. Shipping, contracts, and rail car orders point to stronger activity after the new year.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Congress
United States
Europe
Fall River
Holland
Japan
England
Chicago
American Steel and Wire Company
Beasemer
Grey Forge
Pittstore
Lake Copper
Cin
Jead
Sonnelizeyike
Atc
Canaca
Bradstreet
South
New Orleans
Atlanta
Neghville
St Louie Asad
Pacific Quast
Pittsboro
Canale
Bryan and Crittenden tour Denison Texas visit
Denison hosts ex Governor Thomas T Crittenden of Missouri and Mrs William Jennings Bryan for two hours. They stroll Main Street, discuss Mexico plans, and react to President McKinley's message. Bryan praises Texans while Crittenden critiques currency policy and tariff. The pair plan to travel to San Antonio then Mexico before returning in January.
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Texas
Galveston News
Denison
Tex
Main Street
Crittenden
Bryan
Aplendi
Jacksonville
Res. Bryan
Mexico
San Antonio
Mr. Crittenden
Bryant
Dallas
McKinley
Br. McKiney
Perknam
Lincolln
Mystic Cure Promises Rheumatism Relief in Days
A sensational local ad touts Mystic Cure as a rapid healer for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming cures in 1 to 3 days. Ex postmaster T. F. Anthony of Promise City endorses the product, detailing swift relief after using one bottle and two doses. Sold by Swift & Holliday Drug Co. in Topeka and Ekberg, a merchant tailor, with garment services advertised nearby.
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T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Gaya
Swift & Hollidas Drug Co
Kaness Avenue
Topeka
Ekberg
Merchant Tailor
Kansas Avenue
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health For Women
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a remedy for women weakened by childbirth and stress. It cites a Buffalo reader, Mrs. Kate Henneseen, who recovered after years of illness and failed treatments, and claims the product cleanses the blood, strengthens nerves, improves appetite and sleep, and cures permanently.
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Paine
Elm Street
Buffalo
Kate Henneseen
Edward B Phelps
Diermouth Medical School
Quitk
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