Gormly Band Plans May Festival In Ottawa
Ottawa February 4 Gormly s band arranged a two arrestee for Ottawa during the first week of May and may seek city council approval to use the street. The plan aims to aid merchants though profits are expected small. George Piersol chairs the street extension committee and will appeal to the council.
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Goemly
Markley
Kaneasity
Ole
Gormly
George Piersol
Hairmur
Business Mob's Association
Jers
Well Yields 80 Barrels From New Well on Lease
Report notes a new well producing around 80 barrels with good quality salandlit and 20 feet of striking. Atlas personnel examine the showing to assess potential, comparing with nearby Italian wells and Mafteyville district prospects. Frank Calhoun comments on current results and future outlook.
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Boure
Hich
Atlas
Mafteyville
Tina
Quarantine at Lite Needing Smallpox Control
A terse alert reports Lite town eight miles northeast of Emporia is under strict smallpox quarantine. Most houses display a yellow flag and 14 cases are in two sections. Food supply is managed by the township trustees as residents cope with hunger and ongoing illness. A county official notes authorities are addressing the situation amid reports of continued appetites and discontent.
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Lite
Here
Tristed
Death by self harm near Troy in 19th century report
A man aged 37 commits suicide with a .38-caliber target rifle at his home two miles north of Troy after a period of ill health. He leaves a widow and a 10-year-old son. The report also notes other brief items from Wichita and New York, including Nordica’s concert and a Lawrence suicide by chloroform, with sparse details.
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James & Taylor
Bile Home
Troy Weil- Bessay
Himerit
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En Kan
Feu
Mme
Nordicn
New York Supreme Court
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Victory over stomach and liver disorders with Stomach Bitters
An ad touts Imstatter's Stomach Bitters as decisive against stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. It urges readers to obtain a bottle now, claiming it never fails in cases of poor digestion and related ailments.
Bryan At Goebel Memorial Speech Attacks Graft and Money Power
William J. Bryan spoke at the Goebel Memorial in Frankfort linking the Goebel case to corporate influence and money power. He criticized monopolies and trusts, urged Democratic reform, and contrasted Grover Cleveland and McKinley while urging the party to avoid surrender to wealth. He recalled Henry Watterson and condemned Republican policies on Cuba and tariff questions.
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William J. Fryan
Kentucky
Benall
Wiliams Gosbe
Horse of Representatives
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Hryan
Beckham
Hite
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville
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Gechel
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Grover Cleveland
McKinley
Cleveland
Ah. Brgan
Prarty
Ania Te Hward
Dela Ware
Qenes
Timotig
Houstvelt
Cubatad
Prnama Querion
Roosevelt Attends G A R Banquet in Washington
President Roosevelt and General John C Black headlined a Grand Army of the Republic banquet in Washington on February 4. General Nelson Miles and other veterans attended as speakers praising citizenship, Union service, and national unity while courtly remarks honored the army and the Civil War generation.
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Roosevel
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Tutt
Nelson
Department of the
Porrman
Grand Army of
Blick
Grand Army
Courtney
Erie
John P. Irieh
Stoosevelt
Keneruti Wealtheoner
Bne
First Mayor of Pueblo Dies After Long Illness
Andrew Royal, the first mayor of Pueblo, died at home after months of illness. He helped found the city council and served about twenty years after moving from Missouri. Royal was 70 years old.
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Pueblo
Punblo
Coto
Andrew Royal
Violent derailment in Sonora corridor leaves six dead
Report from Ortiz on the Sonora railway recounts a deadly ambush on the Orie to Les Crus stagecoach. The attack by Yau Indiene resulted in six fatalities among travelers and passengers, with officials and responders acting at once.
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Yaquis
Guayman
Mexico
Ortiz
Sonora
Yau! Indiene
Orie
Les Crus
Earagee
Plank Returns From Trip To Kansas Athletics Board
Kansas coach manager Plank has returned from a swing through Chicago and the Big Nine region. He will present the trip findings to the athletics board, with no specific game plans announced yet. Western teams seek Big Nine matchups, but distance and costs hinder Kansas scheduling.
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Athetics
University of Kansas
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Kansan Athletics
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Tecine
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Missouri
Fie
Mie
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Sturdue
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Hix
Imard
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Birge kUmnes
Tony
Kantna Wil
Oldfield Cooper Tour to Feature Thair Manager and Fast Drives
Omnond, Florida February 4 Col Billy Thompson of New York returns as manager for Chortle Mitchel’s round country tour. He cements plans with Barney Gated and Tom to guide a southern circuit starting in New Orleans and moving through Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and California. Oldfield is sought again in California after record breaks on prior trips.
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Fla
Billy Thompson
New York
Chortle Mitchel
Petrasas
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Tom
Tata
New Orleans
Sprint
Texas
Arizona
New Mexia
California
Olifeld
Local smoker praises Dr Miles Heart Cure claim
A Spokane reader recounts heart trouble from long term smoking and praises Dr Miles Heart Cure for improving circulation and heart action after using three bottles. The letter, from Wa. N. Geant of Washington, notes prior digitalis and belladonna gave only partial relief and urges readers to seek the remedy.
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Corea
Jac Haished
N. Geant
Spokane
Wash
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Edythe M. Perry
4Th St
Boy Wonder Defeated in Close Pool Match
Garden City Kansas February 4 Caylora Wingant known as the boy wonder and a top West player was defeated by a local player in a tight pool match. A second round is planned as the Gotham Amateur Billiards event continues in New York.
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Garden City
Kan
Caylora Wingant
West
Heer Wadheaday Na Tecen
Wig Mien
Pugilist Woods Suffers Smallpox Delay Bout
San Francisco middleweight champion Billy Woods contracts smallpox and is sent to a hospital for treatment. The bout with Root at Butte is postponed as a result. The era notes also mention Vanderbilts and engineers in related items, reflecting scattered industry and society notices of the period.
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Pugilist
Woods
San Francisco
Billy Woods
Houst
Samasenr
Root
Butte
Eat What You Want Says Plain Common Sense
A homely critique of lecture advice on meals arguing that rigid rules about what to eat are impractical. The author notes the frustrations of meals during travel, social visits, or bad weather and promotes eating what you want when you can, as directed by Caldwell’s laxative promotion. The piece ends with an ad from Gatlin Drug Co. distributors in Topeka Kansas.
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Pepsin Sc
Gatlin Drug CO
Topeka
Kansas
Baseball Syndicate Scramble Over White Wings Destiny
A Denver club eyeing Buck Ewing as manager clashes with his claim to be buried in baseball oblivion. Otto Floto, Denver Pose sports editor, is slated to manage the team if his managerial skill matches his writing. Detroit manager Barrow suggests year round restraint to curb winter sports temptations among players.
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Buck Ewing
Buck
Denver
Otto Floto
Barrow
Detroit
Thumb Region Frozen By Fierce Michigan Blizzard
Detroit February 4 The Thumb district north of Port Huron to Saginaw Bay faces crippling coal and wood shortages as a severe blizzard halts rail service. Beattie and Hartman drifted trains, Pere Marquette buried a Beattieville train, and Michigan Central Bay City division had two trains abandoned. Grand Trunk and Lake Shore lines delayed, with no mail reach for four days. Farmers isolated, unable to reach towns except by field crossing.
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Niles
Free Speech Right Stated by University of Chicago President
Chicago citizens hear that University of Chicago faculty may critique John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil Company without fear of dismissal. President Harper told the senior class that faculty have a right to speak their minds and that the university stands for free speech.
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Auestiti
John D. Ronsefeller
Sax
University
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