Kidneys Promised by Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids Ad
An advertisement claims Morrow’s Kid-ne-oids cure kidney trouble and related symptoms. It describes a consumer testimonial from McCormick of 812 Kansas avenue praising relief after using the product. The ad lists price 50 cents per box and 25 cents for a box of tablets, and notes manufacture by John Morrow & Co.
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Topeka
McCormnick
Kansas Avenue
Morrow
Swift & Holiday
Tveriax
Netce
John Morrow & Co
Treasury bond buyback advice warms market
ME GAGE quotes a Times dispatch noting the Treasury strategy to ease money stringency by offering to buy bonds at favorable prices. Prices rose as $20 million of the $25.9 million offer was accepted, while much stock fell and some bonds may lose value to buyers. The writer questions why Treasury should wait as prices advance and calls for careful consideration.
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York
Timea Tren
D.C
Treasury
Werther
Basikie
Protests Over Munitions Trade and Mormon Turmoil
From Washington and Charleston reports: Kruger government protests to Secretary Kuy over American munitions trade, citing neutrality issues as U S citizens supposedly trade with belligerents. Boer stance unsettles relations while Mormon elders seek to curb violence and eradicate sect influence amid local petitions.
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Chicago
Washington, D. C
Krugers
Kuy
Hayhan
Huer
United States
United State
Holiday Rail Rates Announced by The Rock Island Route
The Rock Island Route publishes holiday fare details with a round trip fare for trips west of the Missouri River and a higher fare for trips east of the river. Tickets are on sale from December 23 to January 15 with a return limit of January 2. For full information consult A. L. Puller, City Passenger Agent.
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Rock Island
Missouri River
AL ‘M Puller
Topeka and Sunflowers Scene in Pratt County
Mixed notes from Pratt county Oklahoma and nearby towns report court actions, church events, local business movements, and social happenings. Mentions include Elber Bick case, Mrs Ost filing for divorce, railroad business in Enid, and the Lanwvenes bowling result over Dallas of Lawrence with a 228 to score.
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Mexico
Ted Horn
Popes
Henry Et
Wes Mice
Wieder Winar
Crawford
Ohio
Oueer Fe
Pratt County
Pratt Counare
Enid
Oklahoma
Busines
Elisabeth A
Vorce
Nieband
Benjamin
At Co
Wall Adina
Deteott
el Aerento Saaken
Bern
Davia Duwayn
J. Th Wuanition
Tin Sante Pe
Wil
Chicago
Spred
Pees Sa
Spend Carle
Shun
Bond de Tuiery Mobunn
Prairie Saiden
Lincoln
Tay
Gurtela, Polk
North Tesem
Preghinen Cinke
Mad
Richard Carvel
Pu Ved
Wein
Georae
Hf Whitrod
Renee Eka
Inge
Shiloh Bapter Church
Herties
Suthard
Kini
Damasd
Ue Caues
Wentmineter Presbyterian Church
Remains of General Lawton Buried in Puce Cemetery
Silent City Manila reports General Lawton's remains laid in Puce cemetery chapel after private services. Body carried to grave by troopers from Fourth Cavalry unit amid escort by Slal aid. Public services planned later. Churchill family updates note Randolph Churchill received a cable from Peshaton Charest confirming safe arrival at Delagoa Bay.
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Manila
Des
Lawton
Puce
Mornte
Slal
Afd Fourth Cavalry
Churchill
Fres Eendon
Randolph Churchill
Ie Pay Et Peshaton Charest
Shine
Delagoa Bay
Gold Exports Set for Tomorrow From New York
New York December 22 Mueller Schall and Co announce shipping of 625000 in gold to Europe tomorrow. Additional declared shipments include Baring Masein and Co 1509000 Hedelbere Ickribeliner and Con 1300 and Wol Von Martinan and Co. Total announced for tomorrow 31751000.
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New York
Mueller, Schall & Co
Ehip
Europe
Lseress
Baring
Masein & Co
Hedelbere
Ickribeliner & Con
Wol. von Martinan & Co
French Canadian Boer Sympathy Sparks Ottawa War Talk
A World telegraph from Ottawa reports French Canadians outside Quebec’s liberal party showing Boer sympathy amid the South African conflict. Charles Thebault of Waterloo labels the war against the Boers as criminal and cautions Canadians against supporting Betusin, denouncing Latimer’s stance.
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New York
Vec. S
Ottawa
South Africa
Liberal Party of
Quebec
Charles Thebault
Waterloo
Sherbrooke
Betusin
Latimer
War talk in Canada and imperial policy sparks mixed views
A garbled editorial reflects quarrels over Britain's war effort in Africa, with critics in Canada and Quebec weighing loyalty to the empire against public condfience. It notes Conservative circles and the Montreal Patrie voicing concern, while some see colonies as duty bound to aid England amid two small republics.
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England
Canada
Africa
Boor Viallun
Gheck
Lucky Abilene Pastor Named Heir in Local Will
Harriet C. Ballou died leaving a 2200 dollar estate with no will. An administrator settled the estate for heirs William Crouch Sarah Petit Sofia Hodson Irving. A newly discovered will nominates Rev. Francis S. Blaney of Abilene Kansas as sole beneficiary if valid. heirs by affinity may challenge the document.
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Omaha
Ned
Harriet C. Ballou
William Crouch
Sarah Petit
Sophla Hodson
Elsters
Irving
New York
Francis S. Blaney
Abbiene
Kai
Bellevue College
Mexico's Revenue Surges Prompt Tax Abolition Talk
In Cay of Mexico on December 2 1900 treasurers report 68 million peso appropriations for the year ending July 1 1900 with income rising from customs stamps and a booming export tax on coffee. Revenue growth supports tax reductions and abolishment of certain duties as international revenue expands threefold Petitions cite strong business activity driving a surplus outlook for the coming period.
Planters Benefit as Campeche Revives Agriculture and Oil
Reports from principal districts indicate a surge in business activity and a 4 surplus of local capital in Campeche. Oil discoveries promise new wealth while iron ore deposits in Teple and Chilifornia attract interest. California fruit growers migrate to Vie Crus and Quxura, boosting immigration for horticulture. Siemens and Hatake extend city street fighting contracts amid rapid urban growth and shifting mortgage rates.
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Campeche
Lares
Teple
Chilifornia
California
Vie Crus
Quxura
Olive Fruits
Heuleriy Erasues
Siemens and Hatake Company
British Long Range Gun Reported Increases U.K. Supremacy
A Lynden Leader summary describes a new twelve inch steel mid wire gun ordered by the Admiralty at a cost of 300000. The weapon is praised as the best yet, with high velocity and range, intended to strengthen Britain’s reach and deter rivals for years, despite limited production and testing details.
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Lynden
Wowlntel
Beiling
Caedtte
Carey
Ofa
Weil
Wea
United States
Kovernment
Waturellech
Pacer
Gigieh
Gover
Ule
Fragmentary OCR Shouts About China Basin and TEA
The readable bits mention a Good Basin in China and a figure labeled York, Tee Es Cilied Senator, with garbled lines about government, events, and a possible reference to Chile exit. The text is highly corrupted, offering only scattered proper nouns and phrases without coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Es-Cilied
Erie Gmisire
Chiles
Banta Fe Locals Describe Transportation Rumors
A jumble of OCR text references Mr Hick and A. E Smith of the page, vague notes on a family, and mentions of Pr Madieun and Frank. It states No. 181 of the St Jot names is in the stops for general checks from the Peldyin Lascometive works, arriving today and being stopped at the above.
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Whim Hoerk
Mie
Mre Hick
Tadey
Bata
Mr. Fleerae Pereats
A. E Smith
Paige
Tharstay
Gute
Wetenal Cary
Frank Start
Tmunhine Atu
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Gage
Paul
Charleston
Ridgeland
Harpton County
Puis
Bimpson & Co
Lillie Jewel
E. B. Guild Music CO
G14
Chey Street
Sherif Cock Haw
Beloit
Kitson Elretrical Company
Scien Eaee Presehia
Jules
Gen. Lawton
Ironguill W Cent
Housas
Auerbach & Guettel
Allsilix
Deo. Ie
Kersey
ENS
Dublin
Falun
Soc
Mackislostt
Pine Gloves
Boye Srekwear Eer
Little “Tow
Fung. Tabeet Out Wey Paw
Terpeit
Lee
Kansas Ave
Oxford
Lucky Abilene Pastor
Will
Hele
China
Washburn
Banta FE
Farnsworth & Ashby
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