Golden Medical Discovery Promises Digestive Cures
Dr. B V Pierce of Buffalo offers a remedy claiming to cure disorders of digestion heart liver and blood within a week with no alcohol or intoxication. The advertisement suggests sending stamps to receive a bound copy and free illustrations, detailing the treatment and its purported benefits. It mentions a penoatie to work west of time and invites readers to obtain the mail edition by paying postage.
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Tver
John Lee
Glenes Engine
B V. Pierce
Buffalo
Drugct Mail
Eka
New York
Threat to Raid Jail Sparks Cross Border Tensions
A reported threat to raid a jail involving Phoenie Aris Dex S-Witt Ruvk, a mem boy, follows a killing near Nogales last November. Officials from the United States and Neleg face a test of truth as hearing proceedings unfold. Treland's Benefactor Dead. Belfast Dee-Vere Faster notes population data for Territory Town Withington.
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Phoenie
Aris
Dex S—Witt Ruvk
Sheling
Nogales
United States
Neleg
Wueson
Treland
Belfast
Dee — Vere Faster
Escaped From Lansing Penitentiary In Last Night
A young convict Frank Horer aged 18 escaped from the Mansas penitentiary at Lan? last night unnoticed until roll call. Reports say riders moved west of here all day but no trace found. The chaotic clipping mentions London physician Brunton and a stray note about cod liver oil, memory, and a Katy train tragedy, then abruptly shifts to a separate notice about a railroad man killed and a Brometine advertisement ending with a stray figure.
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Lansing
Leavenworth
Frank Horer
Mansas
Lanat Dork
Nlght
Brunton
London
Bariister
Stutania
Getting Better Are You Recovering As Fast As You Should
The ad asks if recovery is progressing fast enough and whether lingering impurities in the blood hinder health. It urges avoiding delays and implies a remedy may help restore strength and vigor.
McGovern to Meet Jordan in 20 Round 122 Pound bout
New York reports English featherweight Ben Jordan has signed with National Sporting Club London to fight Terry McGovern in a 20 round bout at 122 pounds for a purse of 3750 dollars. The winner earns 1000 dollars with 750 to the loser. Weigh‑in is at 2 pm on fight day.
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New York
Ben Jordan
National Sporting Clubh
Landon
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Jordan
Ballyhoo Bey Beats Lune Fever Threat After Illness
Colt Ballyhoo Bey of Whitney’s Westbury stable recovered from influenza like fever after two days under veterinary care. J W Rogers, trainer, and Dr Sheppard said no lasting effects feared as the grand colt resumes training next season. Ballyhoo Bey, described with satin-like coat, remains a prized asset unlikely to be sold.
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York
Wittam c. Whitney
Westbury
Sheppard
Mr. Whitney
Harvard College Baseball Schedule Highlights Western Contenders
Harvard plans its 2nd baseball season with Chicago and Michigan in Cambridge as key opponents. The slate drops Georgetown Holy Cross Tufts and Boston College while adding Yale in New Haven and New York as potential tiebreaker games.
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Chicago
Michigan
Harvard
University of Chidtko
University of Michigan
Cambridge
Princeton
Columbia
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Tufts
Boston College
Annapolis
Wililamns
Amherst
Cambridge Bay
Latarete
Canmbrides
Pennsylvania
Leter
Cambrid
Brown
Eomortaeae
Cornell
University of Chicago
Cambeige
Providence
Carlisle Indians
Yale
New Haven
New York
Fight To Go On Governor Nash Declines Interference
Ohio Governor Nash states he finds no warrant to interfere with Rubblin-Jefferies exhibitions beyond urging local law enforcement to stay vigilant. He believes only a jury at trial can determine if the event is a legitimate prize fight or a mere exhibition.
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Ohio
Rubblin-Jeffries
Columons
Nash
McGovern Seeks Quick Return From Lame Condition
Hichmona Virginia reports The Great Feather Weight fighter McGovern is in danger of a halted career after cutting his own toe with a knife in a self treatment attempt. He reached Richmond and consulted Dr W T Oppenheimer who advised caution and care. The Bowery After Dark drew a fair crowd and the local sporting set attended.
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Hichmona
Richmond
W. T. Oppenheimer
Openheimer
Bowery
Hugh White Elected University of Michigan Football Captain
Hugh White of Lapere Mich was elected football captain of the University of Michigan team for 1801. Twenty four eligible voters cast ballots with Nell Snow the former captain receiving 15 to 7 but the exact result was not officially announced.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
iHugh White
Lapere
University of
Sullivan Sues Over Profits From Exhibition Firm
Ex-champion John T. Sullivan files suit in New York supreme court against Form TM Allen for an accounting of profits from the Titerno exhibition company. Sullivan seeks a share of net profits for his services while Allen alleged to have disposed of the venue for Kansan Bays Race Hors Texingtoh Ky.
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John I. Sullivan
Kansan
Abbott's Trotting Record Marks Historic Feat in 1884 Lineage
The Abbott gelding becomes the first to hold the world trotting record since 1884, a landmark following Lady Suffolk's 2:20 milestone and a lineage of mares and geldings rarely held by a trotting stallion. Reports cover jockey movements, racer notes, and upcoming breeding and racing plans across tracks including Tanforan, Trenton, and Providence.
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Abbott
New York
Eit
Jay Eye Lee
Lady Suffolk
Eigct
CANTEEN TO STAY
Senate subcommittee backs retaining canteen with beer only while banning wines and liquors in army reform bill. Anti-canteen forces claim victory for now, with a tough senate fight anticipated as debates continue in Washington. Senator Lucien Baker travels to Leavenworth after hearings on a prison cell appropriation proposal. Cannon’s absence postpones action.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
House
Friends of the Army
Nnn
Olegamrearinesi
Senate
Tite
Lucien Baker
Leavenworth
Curtis
United States
Cannon
Tenorers
W. Thavis
Wichita Boy Missing After Night Departure
Wichita boy, 4, vanished after leaving home Thursday night with a telescope case. He told friends he aimed for Kansas City and St Louis. He is described as about feet inches tall, with dark complexion. Masonic Officers Installed in Tarded with names listed.
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Wichita
Dee
Irvine Lyons
Kansas City
St. Tia
Expedition to Mississippi to study ancient wall remains
Major R W McClaughry will lead a January expedition from Leavenworth to Coplak county Mississippi to examine a prehistoric wall about twenty miles long, twenty feet wide and twelve feet high. Scientists from the Smithsonian will assess the stones, with potential state use for a new capitol building.
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Leavenworth
R. W. MecClaughry
Federal
Southwear
Mississippi
Dunn
Illinois Central Railroad
Coplak County
Mishianippi
Remy Stone
Abe
Smithsonian Institute
Misnissippi
Misetant
United States
Cholula
Wichita Prisoner Makes Multiple Suicide Attempts
M F Stevens a traveling salesman for Robing & Co of Chicago attempted suicide in Wichita Kansas city jail. He used a pewter spoon with a ragged end to cut his throat and tried to bore into his jugular vein with a tomato can point. A prior hanging attempt and delirium tremens left him in custody for safety. A doctor saved his life after the thwarted self harm.
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Wichita
Pec
M. F. Stevens
Robing & Co
Chicago
Exit Chicken Sandwiches at Osage City Depot End
In Osage City on December 22, the Santa Fe depot no longer hosts boys selling chicken sandwiches and peanuts to travelers after a new mandate bans children on the platform. The city buzzes with mining work and corn traffic as farmers move surplus produce to market. Senator-elect H. B. Miller stays mum on his Topeka bid amid U.S. Senate race tensions between factions. Dr and Mrs Inglis of Pekin China arrive to visit, sharing news of a lost child burial and a lecture on hip rence in China and missionary work at the Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
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Osage City
Santa Fe
H. B. Miller
Topeka
United States
Beker
Burton
China
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lizzie Campbell Remembered by Wellington WCTU
In Wellington on December 2 another farewell was held for Miss Lizzie Campbell who leaves Sumner County for southern California for a year. The local WCTU presented her a gold watch and chain engraved Sumner County WCTU to Lizzie Campbell, with a party hosted at Mrs. Tom Garland’s home. The note of thanks and a banner from Eskridge MWA accompanied the farewell as the group recognized her years of service.
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Lizzie Campbell
Wellington
Lizzie Camps
Miss Campbell
California
He W. c
Tom Garland
Sumner County
Lianle Campbell
Noisy Domestie Pera House Planned for City Event
A new fifty room domestic pera house is being prepared in the state with a five hundred mil capacity. Plans include drop scenery and modern equipment. The builders seek attractions to draw patrons, and a Christmas Eve ball with a Topelen orchestra is promised to inaugurate operations.
Society Women Duped In Lace Swindle At Pittsburg
A gang of six swindlers six hours in Pittsburg Kansas sold machine made lace as hand work to six to ten women in fashionable society. They targeted Mrs Lane and others, charging high prices for fake lace and prompting Mrs Lane to warn friends. Police later learned of the operations from De Of and the gang escaped.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Howe
Dolock
A Christmas Concert By University Music Department
A Christmas concert in Lawrence presented by the university music department drew strong praise for piano performances. Harold Henry, age 18, impressed with the Infant G minor rhapsody and other pieces, while the St Cecilia society and Mr Lacy with Miss Van Cleef aided the program. Pennys and Preyer contributed to the entertainment on the program.
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Fils
Pennys
Preyer
Cba
PONE SAYRE WEDDING IN LAWRENCE NEARLY 1900
Lawrence notes celebrate the marriage of Mabel Sayre daughter of Prof Sayre to Pat Ralph Cone assistant professor of sociology at the university in a Holy Cross church ceremony. Katherine Dunn of Chass City served as maid of honor and William Sayre of Grand Rapids attended the groom. A wedding dinner followed at the Sayre home after which the couple departed for a short wedding trip.
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Williamn Sayre
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sayre
Art
Trade Review Reports No Complaint Or Slowdown During Holidays
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade notes better weather along the Atlantic seaboard and rising activity in distribution of staple goods across the South. Fabrics and jewelry show steady demand, contracts stretch over months, raw material costs ease slightly, and foreign orders grow as prompt delivery remains a priority despite a quiet market overall.
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New York
R. G Dun & Co
Ritles
Waldom
Citcage
Alec Eunter
Gertie
Aout
Mr. Pllnsok
Bs Quiet
Guaranteed Cure Ad for Piloa Related Remedies
An old advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for Piloa itching bleeding or protruding piles claiming instant results with no payment required. It offers the medicine from a St Louis manufacturer and promises postage stamp payment options, plus a Missouri Parish train fare notice embedded in the page.
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We Parts Medicine Co
St. Louis, O
Holiday Rates Raise Travel Costs on the Rock Island Route
A fragmented item notes higher fares on the Rock Island Route with vague figures and a reference to Bickel Bech and an unspecified amount. The brief emphasizes price increases affecting holiday travel and mentions rail service.
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Rock Island
Une
Bickel
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