Morrow’s Kidneyoids Promoted as Cure All On Brights Disease
An 19th century style advertisement claims John Morrow, a renowned chemist, offers Morrow’s Kidneyoids to treat Brights disease and related kidney troubles. It asserts rapid relief after the first dose, lists prices, and provides Springfield Ohio as the delivery point with mail order options.
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John Morrow
Brights
Bright
Barrer
Keane
Mortesy
Kinney
Herb Medicine Co
Springield, Ohi
Bryan-Told It Right Political Summary From Mexico City
The Bryan witness reports a favorable summary of Mexican conditions approved in the capital. The piece notes public sentiment about the coalition and judiciary matters, reflecting an evening paper's fair account of current events in Mexico.
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Bis
Cli
Mexico
Bryan
el Muni
Beaican
Mervid
Denver Riot Denied by Denver Conn Chamber of Commerce
The Denver Conn Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade reports no riot occurred at the recent barbecue following the stock growers convention. Directors condemn sensational Eastern reports as unwarranted and harmful, stressing police restraint and no military or mob action.
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Denver
Conn
Ge Devroit Chamber of Commerce
Fenris
Denver Chamber of Qumnmerce
Bound of Trade
Rocky Mountain Regi
Lan
Basberus
Union Stock Yards
FAO
Doara
Constipation and Its Consequences Noted in Murky Text
The fragment outlines various effects linked to constipation such as biliousness loss of appetite irritability headaches backache sleeplessness and debility. It reads as a garbled list with numerous misspellings and unclear phrasing.
Ayer's Pills Promoted Amid Patchy Local Text
Fragmentary Ottawa era ad style text references Ayer's Pills and remedies for liver and stomach issues, mentions constipation and a dubious anecdotal cure, and includes garbled names and irregular phrases implying a local promotion or saloon scene. No clear date or complete event identified.
Missouri and Kansas Railroads May Consolidate With KC Association
Missouri and Kansas to unite with the Kansas City Branch as railroads adjust car service. Rates to Chicago and Denver drop due to the Burlington fast train service. A. P. Wilder formerly headed the Missouri and Kansas Car Service association. his successor may be a Topeka man if consolidation stalls.
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Wilder
Missouri
Kansas
K.C
Missouri and Kansas Car Service Association
A. P. Wilder
Kansas City Car Service Association
Missouri and Kansas Association
Kansas City Association
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Witer
Manseur
Wilders
Topeka
Rates cut Between Chicago and Denver By $5
The Atchison and Rock Island roads notified Western Passenger Association that starting Sunday they would reduce the Chicago to Denver passenger rate by five dollars in both directions. They sought to charge extra for fast trains, while Burlington and Northwestern refused, keeping regular fares. The fast trains would be limited, with no consensus reached on special service.
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Burlington and Northwestern
Rock
Atchison
Colorado
Atchison and Hock Island
Burlington
North- Western
Santa Fe and Rock Island Race to Panhandle Connection
Santa Fe and Rock Island plan rapid Texas expansion to link El Paso Northwestern line with New Mexico routes. Projects target Tularecosa to White Oaks and Kansan City corridor, aiming for October completion of Pecos Valles Santa Fe tie and a July 4 milestone toward Texas Panhandle access. Depot plans in El Dorado detail a two story, $7,000 to $9,000 building with spacious offices and waiting rooms.
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Santa FE
Rock Island
Texas
Panhandle
N. Mt. Fen
Tae
el Paso Ail Northwestern Railroad
West
Jordax
el Paso
New Mexico
N. ML
Iday Bros
White Oaks
Texas Panhandle
Pecos Valles- Santa Fe Combine
Kansan
Atroas
Las Vegas figures travel to Raton and Winslow for duties
J J Ryan and GE Gillette travelled from Las Vegas to Raton for conductor chip examinations. Fireman families from Rincon Silver City and San Mar inal plan moves. DS Dean's stenographer W Booker arrives in Winslow Ariz for a traffic office post. Harvey hotel manager Cohen resigns and travels to Utah with his wife. W W Arnold, San Marcal agent, swapped with James and heads to Sterine Kansas. Fred Whiteman of the Santa Fe division reports to the railroad hospital in Las Vegas for a knee sprain.
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J. J. Ryan
GE. Gillette Nave
Las Vegas
Raton
John Snyder
Rincon
San Marinal
Alan
Jim Roby
Silver City
W. Booker
DS. Dean
Winslow
Arig
Gocome
Cohen
Harvey
Usrouch
Utah
W. W Arnold
San Marcal
James
Steriine
Kan
Fred Whiteman
Santa Fe
Albuquerque-San Marcial
Santa Fe Local Notes Show Repairs and Delays
Santa Fe reports locomotives 1015 1014 were moved to Kansas City for service on the 14th. Engine 14 completed back-shop work and made a trial run led by Engineer Beeler. Several shopmen, including James Mullin and John White, are sick. The Cali fortis Limited No. 3, led by Engineer Coggins, returned from Kansas City after a 1 hour 29 minute run. No. 2 remains the west’s heaviest train, aiming for 7 minute gains in a tight schedule. Water supply is being connected to a new service line. current supply comes from the river. Klondike fever rages among shopmen, with inoculation hoped to prevent depopulation by spring. W A Tienson takes a new position with Roadmaster T S Cafferty.
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Kansas City
James Mullin
Blacksmith Shops
Beeler
Pecos Valley
Klacksmith
John White
Coggins
Califortis Limited No
W. A. Tienson
T. 5. Cafferty
Trains In A Bunch At Topeka Depot
Topeka depot showed heavy rail activity on Thursday with multiple trains delayed. California No. 3 from Car Cage, Colorado and Utah express No. 5, and California No. 1 all ran late by up to an hour and 38 minutes. No. 2 arrived first and left at 3:86, while No. S arrived at 1:30. Kansas City train due 11:85 reached at 2:50 after yard wait. Chicago No. 6 due 3:55 reported 40 minutes late.
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Santero
California
Kansas City
Chicago
Santa Fe To Use Stronger Six Wheel Trucks
Santa Fe plans to equip its dining cars with six wheel standard trucks like railway postal cars. Existing dining cars already use six wheel trucks with four by seven and a half journals. New standard trucks will have four by three and a half journals and offer a larger platform for heavier service. The almanac touts the Kansas advertising impact and highlights the company’s prominence in state materials.
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Santa Fe
Contract for Buildings Line From Sapulpa to Oklahoma City
The excerpt notes a contract for building from Sapulpa to Oklahoma City. Jolon Bros. & Fought will begin February 9 at St. Elmo to reset the contract in five mile sections. HS Carter is also mentioned with bridge work awarded nearby.
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Se Pula
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Ea Canteante Ee
St. Elmo
Cane Road
Sapula
Oklahoma Oy
St. Louie San
Governor Lésay Rejects Populist Alliance At Temperance Meet
In a state temperance convention speech Governor Lésay criticized corruption in city police administration and outlined opposition to the Populist party. He urged citizens to report violations of the prohibitory law to magistrates and vowed to avoid interference with court sentences.
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Lésay
Lso
Topeka News Snapshots Illuminate City Happenings
Local notices reveal Judge Morton unable to save his home while P G Noel improves gradually. Crosby Bros. envoy in New York on business. Arion hall hosts a members only dance tomorrow. City plans include Thirteenth street paving, asphalt at Ninth and Topeka. Citizens comment on heat shortages, jail crowd shifts toward reform school, and a variety of civic items unfold.
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P. G. Noel
John
Morton
R Wm
Conners
Crosby Bros
New York
Arion Hall
Marshall
E. W. Henettict
Harry Guimis
Carrice Utes
G. Wood
Mexico
AO. U. W
Thomas
Helot
Reform School
Sam D. Bishop
Lawrence
Hualress
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
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Alien County
Farmers’ Institute
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
State Temperance Union
Hamilton
State House
Low
Becher
Welas” Grocery
Chicago
Justice of the Peace
J. L. Guy
Hipkins Flynn
Kansas City
Telegeho
Andy Jordan
Realista
Editorium
Frank Patterson
Chaiilege Columiia
Patterson
Tedih
Kunis Urenhe
Jackin
Jackson
del Conte fHallan Grand Opera Company
T. At. Crawford
Wenwert
Rs. Thorpe
Leavenworth
Coty Park
Coty
Auditoriis
J P Morgan Sells Reading Four Per Cent Bonds
J P Morgan sold about 6,009,000 dollars of Reading Four Per Cent bonds in New York and six million of Reading general mortgage four per cent bonds were confirmed in London. The morning temperature registered 42 degrees.
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J.P. Morgan
New York
Tavsese & Co
London
Samhellies Tee
National Biscuit Company formed to control major bakeries
Cracker trust complete unites Chicago Salt Lake Portland New Orleans and others under one company. Benjamin F Crawford elected president with a New Jersey headquarters and 25 million in preferred stock plus 30 million common. The merged firms include American Biscuit Manufacturing United States Baking and New York Biscuit, with 139 plants and 90 percent of large U.S. bakeries. Prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Bens
Niscult Aass
Salt Lake
Portland
St. Paul
New Orleans
New Jersey
National Biscuit Company
Benjamin F. Crawford
Mansfeld, C
National Company
Diaz Not Coming Planned trip through the country denied
City of Mexico reports there is no foundation for an early visit by President Dias to the United States. The denial cites official authority while noting Dias’s warm feeling toward the United States and interest in its affairs but no current intention to travel there.
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City of Mexico
Dias
United States
Damaging Testimony Opens Hazleton Murder Trial
Wilkesbarre, February 4 Powerful testimony began in Luzerne county court in the murder trial of Sheriff Martin and deputies. Andrew Silver testified to finding Mike Ceslak dead on the road at Lattimer with a head wound and hearing a shot after deputies formed a ring protecting the sheriff. Charles Guscosti principal of Lattimer School described deputies advancing toward a line of striking workers as shots rang out, with at least 15 men down between the road and the schoolhouse. He counted deputies he knew nearby and saw the volley followed by continued firing lasting several minutes.
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Lattimer School
Bac
Fred
Diaz to entertain Mrs Hearst at private dinner
President and Mrs Diaz will host Mrs Hearst at a private dinner at the presidential residence in City of Mexico on Saturday night. The event highlights ongoing hospitality from Mexico to prominent American social figures during the visit.
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Diaz
California
City of Mexico
Hearst
Mexico Telegraph Order Ties With Western Union
New York Feb 4 The Mexican government orders the Mexican National and Mexican Central railways to stop handling commercial and other telegraphic messages with the United States after a year of Postal Telegraph activity extending to El Paso. Postal officials say a contract with Western Union for exclusive exchange would bar railways from transmitting business they promised to handle, despite railways claiming government concessions grant them such rights.
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Mexico
Western Union
New York
Mexican National Railway
Mexican Central Railway Company
United States
Mexican Central
Postal Telegraph Company
el Paso
Mexicas
Postal Telegraphic Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ines of
Mex
Fco
Worden Reprieved by Governor Budd in Rail Wreck Case
Sacramento Feb. 4 Governor Budd granted Salter D Worden a new reprieve awaiting execution at Folsom prison for participation in the wrecking of the Overland train in Utah during the strike in 18 until June 17 this year The reprieve allows the lunacy commissioner appointed by the governor to continue examining Worden's mental condition.
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Cala
Budd
Salter D
Folsom Prison
Durin
Worden
Where Americans Fail Contract for Mexico Palace Bid
Bids opened for Mexico's new legislative palace reveal European bidders dominate. An American submitted a small varnish stick of interior wool, a bit of stone, window glass, protected by wire, along with a note offering further specifics. The ceremony underscores perceived U S shortcomings in securing contracts abroad.
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Mexico
Musico
Capitalines and Joe Jefferson Loan to McVickers Widow
Coreen reports Feb 4 as a deed notice related to a loan of 50000 to Harriet G McVicker widow of J If. The trust involves Reece Tamouy and others with Joseph Jefferson and Lotta named in the arrangement. Elva A Brooks holds promissory notes totaling 4.50.48 with 5 percent interest over five years. Property described includes the McVicker homestead on Wabash Avenue with 30 feet frontage and an east front 8 by 105.
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Joe Jefferson
McVicker
Coreen
Reece Tamouy
Josey Fy
Lotta
Warnie
Harriet G. We
J. If
McVickger
Rhmite ‘Teal
Televen Truster
Mitchell
de Potlombes
Mes Oeesor It Trust
Jonepty Jofferzan
Lotm M. Crabtree
Elva
A. Brooks
Des Moinés Suffrage Debate Stirs Iowa Assembly
Des Moines February 4 suffrage meeting inside the state house ended in a heated exchange among supporters and opponents. Mrs A Foster Des Moines and Mayes New York stirred the crowd as Evelyn Holden Sioux City urged passage of a constitutional amendment to strike the word male from the suffrage clause.
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Kilkenny
Des Moinés
State House
Witick
A. Foster
Des Mathon Uitrantete
SM Mayes
New York
Bean Wu
Bazarint
Caracene
Evelyn Holden
Sioux City
Mack Is Coy In Democratic State Central Showdown
J Mack Love, chair of the Democratic state central committee, avoids demands for a manifesto on populist terms. He states the Populists will handle negotiations, while Populist managers speculate he is signaling a bluff. The coming campaign hinges on fusion dynamics between the two parties.
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J. Mack Love
Democratic State Central
Mr. Love
Love
Weather Indiestiona Chicago Forecast
Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday with a moderate cold wave in the western portion. Northwest winds.
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Weather Indiestiona
Chicago
Kansas
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