Bryan Predicted To Defeat McKinley In Ohio
James Creelman reports that Bryan will win Ohio, arguing that 106,721 votes favoring the Golden Rule will likely be cast against McKinley. The piece cites voter sentiment in northern Ontario and Perry County urging a Democratic victory, noting strong opposition to trusts and corporate influence.
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Beyan
Fender
Vuten
Ohio
Hercelson Tepoler
Hansa
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O Pelle
Hanna Ty Chuleau
Republican National
Republican Party
McKinsey
Tany Mat
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney Trouble
A fragmented advertisement notes urinary trouble and diabetes symptoms. It claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the author's kidney issues after use at local druggists Towley & Snow and Sealers. The ad urges readers to mail for price and to request the official Doan Kidney Pills from Ber Mutall, U.S. sole agents.
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Bright
Clara Dean
Topeka
Malvenman
Madison
Kidsters
Dean
Rowsey & Snow
Sixth St
Kangagare
Plumb of Kinaas Files Suit Over Colorado Mine Dispute
Denver February statement alleges Plumb of Kinaas was forcibly elected from the Court District in Chipin county. He seeks $500 damages claiming seizure of possession and damage from the mine collapse. The complaint states title was forged by Robert Parker. Plumb and associates claim valuable ore remains in the mine.
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Amona
Plumb of Kinaas
Ghired States Circuit Court
Cuitieo
Ghpin
Robert Parker
Murs
Dramatic Arts Event Preview At Crawford Theater
A staged preview of upcoming dramatic events features performances by Colors via Stuck company and a notable all American dramatic winner. The Crawford theater hosts the second week with Herbert and others scheduled for February 7 and a February 2 concert.
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Crawford Theater Tuseday
Herbert End
Twenty Seven Cents a Day Dining Room Frauds
A Washington Star report quotes a dining room owner describing frugal city dwellers living on 27 cents a day. He claims workers stretch meals by choosing cheap coffee, sandwiches, pie, milk, and soup while rooms rotate dishes to save money and project a sharp, stylish image.
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Washington Star
Star
Pat Cieran
Russia Plans Coal Import Exemption for Government Use
On minister de Witte proposal the czar agrees to import coal duty free for official Russian government use only. This exemption applies starting September 2 as part of finance policy changes in Saint Petersburg.
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Rusaia
St. Petersburg
BM. de Witte
Training Hard at Lakewood for Corbett Title Shot
The World reports on James Corbett’s rigorous training in Lakewood as he nears a potential title bout next month. He endures long sessions, a challenging 20 minute wrestle, and a strict regimen to maintain form, facing the champion with a wary mind and steady pace.
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Tech
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Jeffries
Corbett
Corbett di
Graughia
Atringementia
Carett
Conroy
Ywrestie
Corbeit
Senter
Tahlin
Sharkey Entertains at Home Dinner Battle Report
A garbled account describes Sharkey hosting at home with a dinner and crowd scrutiny. The piece details boxing rounds, a trainer, and an eventful scene including an incident with a dog and a tense moment near the dinner table. Pirates and confusion colored the night as spectators watched.
Griffin's Love Affair Ties Grief to St Louis Move
The great center fielder Griffin plans marriage and a move from Brooklyn to St Louis driven by a rumored romance with a Utica woman and favorable city ties. Despite transfer disputes with Brooklyn, sources say his affection for St Louis and its people may explain his reluctance to stay, with a heart affair seen as a possible motive behind recent baseball negotiations.
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Utics
Grito
Erosidyn Vith
Ivers
Robisop
Trbeau
St. Loule
Gritin Tas Pevyr
St. Louie
Tebena
Roblauns
Cirittn
Boletonda Udenton
Burns Penalty Severe for Jockey Burns
San Francisco reports severe penalties by coast judges against jockey Tommy Burns after a hearing by the California Jockey Club. Fire of testimony showed Burns rode under restrictive conditions and reportedly left mounts when horses showed weakness, with fines near ten thousand dollars and questions about temper and conduct.
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Bode
California Jockey Club
Tommy Burns
America
Burns & Waterhaura
J. W
Burns
Bunny
Burne
Eger
Pocket Hercules Earl Keiser to travel to Paris in March
Earl Keiser of Daston Ohio plans a trip to Paris in mid March with Tom Cooper. They will travel under an American coordination to determine mounts for the journey. Keiser has prior experience in France and has wrested honors from Jacqueard.
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Ohio
Earl Eiser
Hercules
Parla
Tom Cooper
Rom Jacqeard
Eel
May Practice in Cuba for Brooklyn Team Hfolves
Brooklyn baseball champions near Cuba for spring training as negotiations with Havana continue. Reader notes based on Havana promises and a visiting American team, with details of races and track events from New Orleans.
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Hfolves
New York
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Island
Cy Young Foresees Baseball Boom in Cleveland
Cleveland Feb 9 Cy Young visits town and declares that American Association baseball belongs in Cleveland and predicts a baseball boom here despite uncertain conditions elsewhere. He says the game will go here and Cleveland will see growth in the sport.
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Ohio
Cy" Young
Friellas
American Association Bagetall
Mrs Fowler Marries Baltimore Phrenologist Widow Weds Secretary
Kansas City February 9 Mrs G 5 Fowler widow of the Baltimore phrenologist was married Wednesday evening in Kansas City to J G Champs her private secretary The ceremony followed her lecture tour with the license listing ages as 60 for Mrs Fowler and 32 for Mr Champs They left for St Louis after the brief ceremony.
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Baltimore
J. G. Chamox
Champs
Chun
St Louis
Salvation Army hospital fined for nuisance in police court
The Salvation Army authorities were fined ten dollars each for maintaining a hospital the city board of health deemed a nuisance. Witnesses described odors and noises from the hospital, while doctors testified about sanitary conditions and care. The court found a conflict in testimony but judged the hospital a nuisance and fined the defendants, with an appeal planned.
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de Hammond
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Olien
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J. F. Lee
Miit Florence
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Soothe of Global Telegram Snips From Feb Trade Bulletin
A chaotic string of brief items reports weather related sunstroke spikes, political upheaval in Swan tau and Kwang Tuna, a Denver rail franchise clash, a Boston hospital, an Indianapolis incident, murder in Philadelphia and a Peru-Mexico extradition treaty note. Names like St. Honey Stantex, Terr e Haute, and Senator Melan appear amid rapid-fire dispatches.
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Sore Clin
George Weeks
Allen White
George Colored
Swantau
Kwang Tuna Ha
Norway Urgency Reported in Jamaica and Nicaragua
Mail advices from Bluefields say popular excitement grows in Nicaragua due to Norway’s demand for settlement of indemnity tied to alleged mistreatment of Norwegians by the Nicaraguan government during last spring's Reyes rebellion. President Zelaya reportedly plans to suspend indemnity payments and seize coastal strategic points with Nicaraguan troops.
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Jamaica
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Reyes
Zelaya
Train Passes Over Woman Near Lytton Tonight
Miss Emily Howard Crease, sister of Sir Henry Crease of Pentrelew, was killed at Lytton last night while a passenger on the east bound express. She briefly stepped from the train for a moment when the west bound train struck. Subscribe for the Journal.
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Henry Crease
Pentrelew
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Journal
Little Pimples Turn to Cancer Warning from Blood Taint
An imperfect blood taint said to be inherited is linked to cancers that begin as pimples. The article claims cancer can arise from small sores, warns against unproven treatments, and touts Swift's Specific as a guaranteed blood remedy.
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Sears
ELF. Wittaxe
Purely Vegetable Substance Sparks Potent Mineral Ad Claim
A fragment from a Georgia newspaper notes a Purely Vegetable product marketed by Swift Specife Company in Adsnts. The brief item claims it contains no potash or mercury, contrasting with other minerals and implying safer composition.
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Adsnts
Georgia
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