Millions a year from an interview with George W Mammiond
An interview with George W Mammiond of Tarams Wank discusses the high annual cost of cures for rheumatism and the alleged relief from Dr Willlaxie’s Pink Pills for Pale People. Hammond recounts past pain and claims five boxes cured him, with affidavits and claims of widespread health improvements.
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George W. Mammiond
Tarams
Wank
George W. Hammond
Tacyrud
Wash
Willlacer
Macon
Hammond
Steele Atrort
Tacoma
James J. Dvge
Broad Defeats Sullivan in Sixth Round in Brooklyn Bout
Kit Broad of Cleveland earned a decision over Tom Sullivan of Brooklyn in a six round contest at the Athletic Club. Broad dominated late rounds with hard punches, Sullivan collapsed but survived, and Broad earned the win before expected title implications with a potential bout against Benny Yanger next Monday at the American Athletic Club.
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Chicago
Kit Broad
Cleveland
Tommy Sullivan
Brooklyn
Hidets Athletic Club
Sullivan
Frond
Sar
Mmeutty
Dee
Ae Livan
Seteneles
Managd
Brunet
Sngger
Bromd
Trogirls
Benny Yanger
American Athletic Club
Gardner and Root Fight Ends in Controversial Foul Decision
The February 3 bout between George Gardner of Lowell and Jack Root of Chicago ended after 7 rounds when referees ruled a foul dispute. Gardner sustained a damaged left eye from a right hand, and Root was knocked down but recovered. The decision favored Root amid spectator disagreement, with Gardner fading in a wild, uncertain exchange.
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San Francisco
George Gardner
Lowell
Maas
Jack Root
Chicago
Ube
Root
Ed” Carterbern
Andra Gardner
Byers
Gardner
Fig
Hoot
Getermivedis
Gaedner
Cate
Dows
Pearly
LwWe Oecast
Ward
Ially Gardner
Wil
Wandet
American Association Pivots as Omaha Backing Fades
Reports from Omaha and Milwaukee hint the American Association plan to move to Omaha may be fading as teams like Te lest and Fisckey appear weakened. Chicago and Milwaukee sources mention Louisville and Kansas City as possible eighth-city sites, with Buell of Bertin weighing in on the shifting schedule.
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American Association
Omaha
Kansas City
The
Star
Telest
Fisckey
Nebraska
Milwaukee
Chicago
Paul
Toteda
Jumbo
Louisville
Kansas
A. Te Buell
Bertin
Wis
Jaren
Corcoran
Unclear stories blend in chaotic Omaha racing and vaudeville text
A fragmented item recalls a club stance in Omaha with references to racing and vaudeville acts. It mentions John L. Saltyan in past philosophical moments, a show in Port Helm, and various boxing and sports notes. The text toggles between performances, police, racing results, and trainer notes without a single clear narrative.
Trip for KU Team Lawrence Feb 2 schedule listed
Lawrence February 2 start a weeklong road trip for Kansas University basketball. Jayhawkers will play De Moines Muscatine Iowa State Fairfield Ottumwa Jewell with a record strong to date. Team in good condition and capable of honor to KU athletics amid Iowa competition.
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KE. U
Lawrence
Ens
Bernhard
Kansas University
Jayhawkers
Aix Quimex
Dea Moines
Muscatine
M CA
Te Dictste Terms to Railroads
Ten large wholesale dry goods houses along the Missouri River report a dramatic shift in traffic control, signaling a possible market upheaval. The Cure Grip system pledges to manage all traffic from New York, New Orleans, and other routes within two days, affecting city ticket offices and regional offices.
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Missouri River
New York
New
Kansas City Brick and Tile Plant to Be Built in Kansas
The W S Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company of Kansas City plans a $200,000 brick and tile plant in southeastern Kansas within the coming year. Sites around Tola and surrounding counties are under consideration for access to strong shale and ample water. The plant will produce paving bricks building bricks Nor the trench drain tiles and roofing tiles, but not glazed pipe. The company will run four sewer pipe plants already in operation. The project aims to use steam shale mining by a steam shovel and a large water supply, with expansion as primary motive.
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Tola
Kas
Feb
Kansas City
Kansas
Youtheastern Kansasa
Montgomery
Wison
Neosho
Allen
Grillz
Dickey Company
Noriow
BKC
W. S. Dickey
Wolves at Wellsville Parade Farmers
Ottawa reports wolves in Wellsville vicinage intensify depredations causing hunger fears among farmers. Citizens plan a grand round-up to deter or destroy the pests and protect crops in the surrounding countryside.
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Ottawa
Will Build Fences For Friste Company In Fort Scott
Fort Scott Kansas February patrol reports that ftotla Copes, a veteran Memphis bridge and fence man not regularly with the company, has been engaged to lead a fence gang of twelve to seventeen men with a boarding train ready to depart from here for ongoing work.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Ftotla Copes
Memphis
Friste
Ms Fence
Supreme Electric Belt Promises Health Cure via Mail Offer
An advertisement touts a so called Supreme Electric Belt claiming it cures a wide range of ailments by electrical stimulation. Readers are urged to send name and address to a Chicago institute to receive a free belt, with payment only after trial, though the exact terms are unclear.
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Hua
Payaictane
Chicago
Physicians’ Institute
Oldest Man in America Praises Pe-ru-Na Remedy
A 114 year old Texan born in 1785 in Buncombe County praises Pe-ru-Na as the guardian of his health through four wars and a long life. He credits the remedy with treating catarrhal ailments and la grippe, citing personal experience and endorsements from his family and former biographers.
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United States
Ui Ia
Adana
Isaac Brock
Buncombe CO
Tuckson
Brook
Waco
Chicago ‘Tunes-Herald
Samin Dite
Puruna
Brock
Bernice
Catarch Prize Offer and Medical Contact
A fragmented notice mentions a 4 free book offer on catarch and directs correspondence to The Peruma Medicire Co in Columban with a instruction to contact Dr Hartman in Columbus for a full statement of the case. The text is garbled but implies a medical or promotional prompt and a response path through Dr Hartman.
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Catarch
Peruma Medicire Co. Columban
Hartman
Wabneresaevice
Dr. Hartman
Il Te Mei
Columbus, Lo
Fence project to begin in Indian Territory and Texas
Indian Territory and Texas will start work on a fence project that will span a year or two. Mr. Copes will lead, bringing his experience and ability to the line. He will stay based in Port Scott with headquarters at Monet, Missouri.
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Indian Territory
Texas
Copes
Port Scott
Monet, Mo
Wichita and Kansas City parties plan large lake near Cairo
A Wichita and Kansas City group plans to buy forty acres near Cairo in Kingman county to create a sizeable lake. The property, known as 28 Gants’ mill, is seen as a potential game preserve and hunting site. Members include Chief of Police Frank Burt, Gerald Volk, and other Wichita men, along with Chief of Police Hayes and Kansas City hunters who have recently visited the Cairo area.
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Wichita
Kansas City
Mien
Cairo
Kingman County
Frank Burt
Gerald Volk
Suit for False Arrest Against City Policeman
Mary Seaman, a Croatian resident of Kansas City Kansas, sues Sergeant Wee Richardson of No 2 precinct for $10,000 damages in common pleas court alleging false imprisonment for one hour on December 23. She claims injury to health and damages of 3000, and that Richardson was rehired after a three week absence. In Lawrence, the Fraternal Aid association plans a $20,000 building to house its offices and a club room with a committee including Henry Albach and J R Griggs to oversee the project.
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Mary Seaman
Kansas City
Kan
Common Pleas Court
Wee Richardson
Richardson
No. 2
Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Association
Henry Albach
W. E. Spalding
T. J. Sweeney
Ed Merridale
J. R Griggs
Pensions For Kansans Granted in Washington
Pensions granted include increases for Henry Mccain of Leon and John Mor Witla fawnxer i a Centroick porta, with others listed as Alz nders and Oscar Safe Browers in Corbi. The Chicago Rock Island Pacific railroad is mentioned in relation to the notices.
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Washington
Henry Mccain
Leon
John Mor- Witla
Safe Browers
Corbi
Chicago, Rock 4 Island & Pactile Railroad
Depot Safe Blowers Wreck Corlin Depot
A safe blowers dynamited the Corlin depot causing $10 loss and jewelry including a diamond stud. The safe top tore through the roof and a second hole appeared. Windows blown out. residents heard the blast and believe two men fled on snow. The robbery was discovered Friday.
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Corlin
Here
Descemling
Steuck by Engine in Fort Scott injury glance
Local report from Fort Scott notes L Charien Sommers, father in law of Judge W P Dillard, struck by an earth mover near Kun Feb L Charien suffered injuries described as broken bones with likely ampussted damage.
Three Years For Embezzler In Clyde case
Patterson convicted of embezzling four thousand dollars from the city of Clyde where he served as treasurer. He has been sentenced to three years in the penitentiary and will appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court.
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Concordia
Patterson
Clyde
Kansas Supreme Court
Patter
Cure Liver Trouble With Dr Pierce’s Better Medicine
The reader is urged that a clogged liver causes constipation biliousness headaches and general misery. It claims liver disease can be cured by treating the root cause and promotes Dr. Pierce’s medicine as the solution, asserting lasting relief and a return to health.
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Pierce
Robbery cases and legal actions reported in Kansas City
The text reports an admitted theft with a suspect claiming lack of responsibility, a man sentenced to 18 months Penal servitude, and another to be released for burglary. It recounts an attempted lunch room robbery with a gun, a trunk escape, and a cash drawer disturbance. It also notes a Bar Association committee meeting in Randett County and plans to hire Cove Ferre to press a bill, with citizens urged to fund a guardian.
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Yesas City
Chic
Frank Kinney
Sears
Union
Sopot
Tere Am Wreemen
Barons Hotel
Kansas City
Wrandett« County Bar Association
Luigs
Fedarel Ogurt
Ott
C.F. Hutchings
Cereer
Ae Ferre
Ashington
Citigens
Yester
Woman Breaks Jail Recaptured After Escape
Laura Potts escaped from the county jail by prying a door hinge free. She was recaptured and returned to custody. Potts had been held in the city lockup for disorderly conduct after a five day sentence.
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Brokn
Laura Potts
Werner
Potts
Phillipsburg Prisoner Breaks Jail And Flight Report
A Phillipsburg prisoner escaped confinement prompting police attention. The article notes a rapid three day travel plan across the continent and mentions Canadian Pacific aiming to reduce travel time to seventy-two hours between British Columbia and Vancouver with a high speed non stop service.
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St Pusl
Own
Octun
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
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