Homeward Movement of Volunteers From the Philippines
The volunteer regiments will proceed to the United States to be mustered out in the same order as arrival at the Mill-Spree Weeland. They will be replaced by regulars provided by the army. The seventy-seventh volunteer regiment will depart New Year's Day and other units follow. some units will be stationed overseas or reassigned to special duty until reorganization. The announcement this afternoon confirms plans for homeward movement and transfer of personnel.
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Philippines
United States
Mill- Spree
Weland
Army Bi
Hirts-Seventh
Petriner
Sheridan
Fatain
Bayer Eueke Ang Utensil Valances
Paris
Noel
Doctor Jeander Advocates Simple Homoeopathic Cure Myth
A quackish advertisement extols a single “one prescription” for all stomach ailments. It claims Dr Jeander offers a universal remedy to treat indigestion dyspepsia and related pains, promising dramatic success while disparaging conventional medicines and urging patients to seek the listed patent nostrum.
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Wien
Jeandser
Rogrisia
United P Stats
Venezuela crisis seizes American company assets
A cable report from Venezuela states that President Gastro seized the Bermudes asphalt concessions owned by the National Asphalt Company, after officials claimed rights were being challenged. The action followed efforts to deprive American interests. Gen Avery TD Andrews, VP of the company, appeals for U.S. help.
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Venezuela
New York
the Tribune
Natorial Asphalt Company
Venexarhs
Verecutie
National Asphalt Company
Bermudes
Actus
Quankeo
O'Tlock
Gastro
United States
Cars
Cemoterain
Avery TD Andrews
Philippine trade shows bulk with nations beyond United States
A government statement summarizes Philippine trade data for a period ending December. Imports total about 31.6 million dollars, with substantial value from non United States sources. Exports reach roughly 83.6 thousand dollars, with diverse shipments to partner markets, indicating a trade balance influenced by foreign demand.
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United States
Dec
Allales
Ameuoe
Mied
Staten Natn Thome
Therknetpat
Momiel
Ahi
Amaane
Areet Ferituin
SNL
Colied Bates
RESCUES A CHINESE SLAVE Abilene Boy Acts Generous in Honolulu
Abilene Dec 14 Honolulu's Honolulu Commercial Advertiser reports a Chinese slave girl, eight, saved by George je ted bzi erly of Abilega. The girl, held as property by Ng Mor War, suffered brutal abuse until taken into custody by Ceuree B. Metelian. She was placed in High Sheriff Brown's private office, then sent to Fawilihne Seminary on King Street for custody. The case reveals sustained cruelty over six months with neighbors aware of injuries and mistreatment.
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Abilene
Honolulu
Abilens
Horolulu
George Je Ted
Abilega
Mangus
Auffering
Warrailoo
Ceuree B. Metelian
Guten
Sheri Brown
Durtie
Fawilihne Seminlary
King Street
Paul Neuman
Ther Island
Tay
Reiehbors
Naval Sinha Minerana
Aas K Rewalahao Seminary
Prize Fight and Theatrical Receipts Top $95,000
Brooklyn boxing star Terry McGovern dominates the scene with earnings near $70,000 from prizefights and stage work totaling about $25,000. The article praises his flawless technique, consistent victories, and strong financials while noting his personal life, family, and interests in horses and real estate in Brooklyn.
Manning in Washington Shows Effort for New Park
President James Manning of the Washington club returned from New York where he discussed baseball plans and urged locating a new park site. He opposed baseball wars, warned he would fight any National League pressure, and said three property options exist for a Washington park.
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Washington
James Manning
Washington Club
New York
Manning
National League
Corrigan sails to England with twenty four horses for years
Edward Corrigan has laid out English racing plans, shipping a fleet of twenty four horses to England from New York in January. The California contingent includes fast sprinters Sardine and Corsine, with the rest to join as two year olds. The stable features several new foals and colts by various sires.
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Edward Corrigan
San Francisco
Cal
Tee
Corrigan
Flo
Miuch
New York
California
Sardine
Corsine
Huenerse
Bassett
Darnetta
Indio
Laverne
Tempest
Fanny
Riley—Dollean
Pittsburg May Trade Wadde ll To Any League Team
Pittsburg officials said on December 19 that the league magnates may consent to a second meeting with players union reps, with Treasurer W. W. Dowt Want Waddell in talks to determine whether he could be traded to any league team.
Pills Claim To Cure Digestive Ailments In New York Ad
An old advertisement markets pills claimed to relieve a range of digestive and ocular symptoms including fullness after meals, vision dimness, ringing in ears, and pain, priced at 35 cents per box and sold at a New York street address.
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A. W. Walls
Chandler Street
Dean
Rawg & Snow
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Arug- Habe Fats Cos
Heim St
New York
Players weigh fair play amid league deal talks
Fragmented remarks from a Chicago source discuss a potential agreement affecting player rights and grievances. Officials promise no harm to the game and aim to secure Michel Clark Grimith for The Waddell, while seeking to remove Rube or other clubs’ involvement.
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Michel Clark Grimith
Chicago
Waddell
Rube
Ht Louis
Launches planned for Shamrock II crew and Kansas-Oklahoma league talk
Sir Thomas Lipton lines up two forty foot launches as tender boats for the Shamrock II races while David Barrie hints Bob Wringle is the likely skipper. A Kansas-Oklahoma baseball league forms with Arkansas City as headquarters and several towns pledging monthly subscriptions ahead of a spring schedule.
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Shamrock
New York
Thomas Lipton
David Barrie
Alco
Vapor
Gas Engine Company
Arkansie City
Kas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkanaas City
Wichita
Arkansas City
Oklahoma City
Hutchinson
Newton
Wellington
Winfield
Arkaness City
Quthrie
Perry
Ponca City
Stillswater
Blackwell
Iowa to Play California and Stanford on Holidays
University of Iowa accepts proposals to meet California on Christmas Day and Stanford on New Year’s Day. The Iowa team began practice and will depart for the west tomorrow night. California and Stanford guarantee the visitors’ expenses for the games.
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California
Towa City
University of Towa
University of California
Lelant Stanford University
Towa
West
Lowa
Died in His Office On Chicago Board of Trade
Henry Wallace longtime board member dies in his office near the wheat pit at Chicago’s board of trade. Death from heart failure follows a career marked by fortune wins and losses. His death comes amid mention of a project to patent a water alteration and notes about family and a distant cousin.
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Chicago
Henry Wallace
Board of Inde
Board of Trade
B. P. Hutchinson
Bousht
War ners Safe Cure endorsed by Chicago police desk sergeant
Thos W Joyce desk sergeant Chicago police recalls foresight in keeping Warner's Safe Cure on hand for officers exposed to harsh weather and sickness. He asserts the remedy keeps kidneys in good condition, helps toxins exit the system, and promotes health with regular doses amid outdoor work and cold rain.
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Warners
Warner
W. Joyce
Police Dept
Chiesgo
Kingman County Tale of Buried Paymaster Treasure
A 1848 legend emerges near Nichols Springs Chicaskia township about a paymaster pursued by Indians. A trapper and Samuel Robinson recalled a hidden treasure location 200 rods from the spring with an estimated value around 10000. Searches continued until 1368 and later, with uncertainty whether the treasure remains buried or lost.
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Kingman
Kas
Nichols Springs
Chicaskia
Samuel Robinson
Anacon
American Pur Company
Quincy
Iowa
Tim
Mort Albaugh
John Ford
Warner's Bate Cure Back Pain Remedy Endorsed by Annie Harper
Annie E. Harper attests to Warner's Bate Cure and its cure for backache and various female afflictions. She claims it tones the system and prevents evils. The testimonial notes her positions in various orders and mentions a 25 State Blvd address. A faint line references a physician's warning about Bright's disease and a pharmacist.
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Warner
Annie E. Harper
Rathbone Sistory
Alao
Rebekah
Jeckscevite
Profits in Plax Farmers Embrace New Crop in Bourbon County
Dec 19 Fort Scott reports Bourbon county and southeastern Kansas farmers increasingly plant flax seeking profits. After a first partial year the crop shows promise with widespread acreage and rising prices contrary to early fears.
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Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Kua- Fos
Monument Plan for Governor Loweilling Memorial in Wichita
The text describes a proposed fund by Wichita business leaders to erect a monument honoring Governor Loweilling. It notes planners aim to unveil the memorial in Wichita, naming A. & Parks as close friends of the donor, with the governor described as universally esteemed. It also mentions rural courier routes and a rural delivery post in Kansas.
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Lowelling
Wichita
Deek
Loweilling
Manerove
CIA
A. &. Parks
Ond Gaan
Educators Named to Aid Karas Exposition Plan
Longshore announces an advisory and planning group for the Karas exposition education department. The list includes FF. Lew Law rence President A. Taylor Harparia, J. Reneola Manhattan, Bowen Fort Scott, J. Marlin Baldwin, plus city and county superintendents and professors from multiple towns.
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Garland
Der
T. Mt. Longshore
Formnn Inte Planator
Entlor
FF. H. Lew
Lawrence
A. Tt.Taylor
Hmparia
J. Rene Ola
Manhattan
Bowen
Fort Scott
J. It Marlin
Baldwin
Death of Capt W. Walt Ends a Busy Lincoln Life
Lincoln notices record the death of Capt W Walt who served as Lincoln county attorney and editor of the Lincoln Headlight. He aided early settlement, served in the legislature in 1879, and held a board post under Governor Lewelling. His death followed illness from army service. He was a Mason in Lincoln. Nearby, Jewell County Fair officials convened in Mankato with J H Woollen as president and plans to host a fair September 17 next year.
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Mankato
Kas
J. A. Lowe
J. 2. Purdum
Chas. FC Horne
J. C. Dacksong
Albert G. Horas
Pred G. Gimple
Emery
Metz
Jno
J. Dalton
Heney R. Honey
Markata
Mississippi Valley
Walt
Lincoln
Pitierh
Hiewe
Lincoln County
Lincoln Heacot
Capt. Vreie
Legisature
Atte Board of Chartitor
Lewelling
Capt Waits
Masonic Lodge
Tincoln
Jewell County Fair
County Fair Association
J. H. Woollen
Hc Abrene
C.F. Horne
I. Mulse
BD. Woods
Firewn
H. R. Honey
C. Jackson
J. Git
Jd. CP. Horne
State Board of Agriculture
McPherson Hosts Pet Stock Show and County Exhibition
The McPherson county fair convenes December 18 featuring a pet stock show and the annual county bowl exhibition. Organizers include president Al Williams and secretary Ainariert, with the event promising strong entries and community participation.
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McPherson
Aeeneren
Theanhoeine
Winose
Sirm
al Williams
Ainariert
Abilene Carriers Named In Public Notice
In Abilene on December 19 a public notice lists proposed carrier names and routes. The document mentions delivery offices and free delivery options with international money order services.
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Abilene
Abilens
Favor
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Bright
Topeka
Homeward Movement
Transporta
Sur Pel
Hughes Weber
Philippine Trade
Sporting News
Pugilism
Terry McGovern
Brooklyn
Sears
Gahter
Susan
Joe Gans
Hardmore
Shore
Terry
McKinley
Sauvern
Gateroretpis
Varese
Flehts
Sides
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George Dixon
Tommy Warren
Broadway Athletic
AlcGovern
MacGovern
Pright
Harris
Uav
Totaeke
Eraly
Sir Thomas Muys
Gans-McGovern Pictures
Dee 1
Divine Pictures
McGovern-Gansa Neht
Tattersall
Tod. Levy & Bros
Iafenineds
San Fo Ion
New England
H. B. Allen
Omaha
Nebrsaka
Hindle
Lockwell
Tady Richields
Tone Willan
Freckfort
On Word
Erval
God Blavic
Bradient
Wilton
Hobbesbiing
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Serande
Sampel
Blacktorn
Pitot Cnier
Jack
Mi Boys
Walter
Jerasy Wilke
Alamite
Allo Whikes
Fa H. Stoner
Gal. J. G. Stoner
Kentucky
Srotti
Society of Datgitters of the Confederacy
Readville
Lexington
Clpalnie
Ed Geers
Village Farm
the Abbott
Jewettville
Old Board of Trade
Thav Warners
D ‘Sabie
Martha J. van Duzer
Jewel Hive
Ti. O. T
Evansville
Mary St
Rafe
Warners Base
BO Vinden
Kansas News
Kingman County
Paymaster
Chicaskia Springs
Sebi “Warnart
Wanwune
Creree
Brent Siseune
Treak
Ce Rore
Mo Clark
Lake View
North Achland Ave
Southwestern Fuel Company
Kansas Aven
Dt Tt
Sasanata
Crarey Commercial Club
Leaverworth County
Kar
Lemogoaedize
Montgomery County
Coe
Washinetes
Dee
Fcajowine International Manen Order
Jas Marys
Pottawat
Leavenworth
Eures
Dow
Verge
Castoria
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