Pioneer Story Highlights Topeka Dyspepsia Cure Endorsement
The tale covers a Topeka businesswoman of 37 years who witnessed Topeka’s growth since 1573 and praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Thomas J. Ross and L. Rose of Topeka report relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Kodol, noting improved appetite and digestion for themselves and their spouses.
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Kodol
Pusitvess Heer
Fim
Row
Maso
Kodol Despereia
Seare
Thomas J. Ross
L. Rose
Topeka
Kan
Navagota Wins at St Charles Stake in New Orleans Race
Feb 1 New Orleans Navagota led from start to finish in the St Charles Hotel Stakes worth 1.18% to the winner. Jockey Yeast aboard Teadry No ber Hy Both and Riamount avoided injury as weather was cold and track good. Feb 11 Iola Bedell Brothers fire destroys a shop. Stevenson will rebuild. Building and stocks insured. two frozen hydrants helped flames spread.
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New Orleans
Navasote
Kantor
Intrasive
Sineu Sire Et Som
Iola
Bedell Brothers
Ren Stevenson
Health and Family Duties Rise From Weakened Woman
The article discusses how maternal strength fades when health declines and burden shifts to children. It cites Mrs. Jomannes of Aseadale, Chester Co. Pa., noting remedies and medicines that aid weary wives and mothers, restoring vigor and easing household duties.
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Aseadale
Cheater Co
Norval Speedy Trotter Story Amid Racing Debate
A late era feature extols Norval Speedy as a natural trotter with enduring fame. The piece argues that true speed in trotters comes from innate ability rather than trainer effort, recounting trials and opinions on breeding, training, and lasting legends in pacing history.
Princeton Students Chant Then Dismiss Pun
A Princeton crowd gathered in New Jersey to perform a college prank but quickly abandoned it. The exchange featured heckling and banter directed at a speaker named Sullivan as campus energy shifted and the plan dissolved amid loud reactions.
CANAVAN S CLAIM IN baseball contract dispute
New York news reports James Canavan captain and manager of the New Haven nine faced a contract dispute. The piece notes Canavan’s season with New Haven, a sale to Boston, and a Cincinnati court ruling in Young’s favor over an alleged old contract. Murphy was loaned to the New York club for the rest of the season.
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New York
James Canavan
New Haven
New Tinven
Murphy
Carnigan
Boston White
Boston Rile
Cincinnati
Benny Yanger Beats Bernstein in Chicago Featherweight Bout
Benny Yanger, Chicago featherweight, defeated Joe Bernstein of New York by decision at the American Athletic Club. The bout lasted ten rounds with Yanger dominating early exchanges and earning the win in the final stages.
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Bernstein
Benny Yanger
Chicago
Nenny Yanger
Joe Bernstein
New York
American Athletic Club
Yanger
Yanger Dominates Bernstein In Rough Catch-Weight Bout
In a brutal catch weight fight, Yanger repeatedly struck Bernstein in the stomach as the round wore on. Bernstein, badly gashed and staggered, finished the round on the brink of a knockout. Bernstein was sent to the hospital after the fifth, then barely protected himself as the final rounds unfolded with more clinching and punishment. A separate Newark bout between Jimmy Mandel and Jim Driscoll ended in a six round draw after a wild, furious exchange.
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Yanger
Bernstein Dows
Jett
Bestoven
Berneelst
Bernstei
Bernstein
Spor
Bean
Hernstein
Bertixtels
Jimmy Mandler
Newark
N. 1
Jim Driscatl
Chicago
Max Soden for National League President Urged
Movement in New York Boston and St Louis backs A H Soden of the Boston club for National League presidency. Spalding tour influence sought with Bee Beerter to secure support. Ebbetts of Brooklyn pledges strong backing for the Spalding faction amid unsettled baseball leadership.
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Boston
New York
Welk
Fess
A. H. Soden
Clockman
St. Louis
Boston Elater Bee Beerter
Spalding
Harney
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Club
Erne Fails to Appear for Gana Bout in Philadelphia
Frank Erne of Buffalo did not show at the Pennsylvania Athletic Club last night for a scheduled bout with Joe Gane of Baltimore. He arrived late with backers and trainers, then left for New York at 6 pm without notifying the club, prompting refunds to patrons as the promoter canceled the matchup.
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Erne
Joe Gana
Philadelphia
Frank 3Orne
Buffalo
Pennsylvanis Athletic Club
Joe Gane
Baltimore
New York
Ind
Bue
West Town
Aunegement
Adilssion
Wet Springs Razor Clash Sets Midweight Title Chance
In Wet Springs Arkansas a midweight bout between Wel Wilds and Kay ends with a forfeit for a $2 stake after a challenge from Knots Forfeit. Weinig, backed by promoter Tom Tiyan, appears favored as contenders decline offers. In Oakland track news loyals win as The Gaffer and Little Willa Knapp sprint to victory on a sloppy track.
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Wet Springs
Ark
Hut
Lal Wells
Tommy Tiyan
Mide Wight
Todiy
Kay
Andy Muftian
Vapor City
Athin civ
Bop
Kynar War
Forfei
Steml
Wetnigine Bowts
Queensberry
Joe Choyn
Sir Carter
War City
Weinkkere
San Francisco
Oakland
Loyal
Marcato
Lego
Seastake
Willa Knapp
Yeas
Dr. Hoyle
Barnate
Jockty Hoar
Sharkey Set For London Fight With Jeffries Rival
Fragmentary report notes Sharkey and Starkey heading to London and New York for a ceremonial match or long-shot bout aiming to pursue boxing fame, with references to Jim Jeffries era and watchful promoters amid unclear details.
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Sharkey
London
New York
Starkey
Lorian
England
Jim Jeffries
Henrywelybes
Tex
Urticien
Yale Drops Columbia and Other Names in Unreadable Text
Fragmented OCR text mentions Yale, Columbia, and various names with unclear context. It references politics, possible scheduling, and mentions of individuals such as Bruce Signs Lally and others, but the overall content is garbled with no coherent events or dates to report.
Slept Beauty Cleo Stranded After Manager Vanishes
Fort Scott reports Mra A M Lighter known as Cleo awakens after a week long sleep to find her manager A Wilts has vanished with funds. Hotel owner holds trunks for unpaid board and incident leaves Cleo and Lerhusland stranded. they arrived from Denver with no money seeking funds to continue work and pay debts.
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Pellat
the Tribune
Mra
A. M. Lighter
Cleo
Market Street
A. Wilts
Amine
Te National Hotel
Cle
Lerhusland
Tett
Tutter
Lighter
Menamer White
National Hotel
Willams
Denver
Clay County girl dies by self inflicted shooting
A 15 year old girl, daughter of Dan J. Smith, shot herself Monday at Cling Center while under mental distress. Despite family supervision for ten days the youth obtained a small rifle and fatally wounded herself. Dr I P Stewart deemed an inquest unnecessary given her mental state.
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As—Sene Smith
Dan J. Smith
I. P Stewart
Man asks court to make him pay alimony
In Wichita Kansas on February 11 James A Wilcox sought a divorce from Pearl A Wilcox after alleging she abandoned him. He requested custody of their two children and a court order to pay 40 a month for child support while under their care, and afterward 209 a month to his wife for life or until she remarries.
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Wichita
Kas
District Court
James A. Wilcok
Pearl A. Wilcox
Buchanan County
Missouri
Wilcox
Sire
Water famine grips farmers hauling water long distances
The Independence Reporter notes an unprecedented drouth in fall and winter, with stock water shortages forcing farmers to haul water from the city hydrant in front of the water office. Tanks and outfits of threshing machines are seen pumping water, as many farms lack reliable supplies. Extra items report Metcalf’s senate appearance, a dual death in Leavenworth, and Barton County politics plans for a March convention with a February caucus deadline.
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Independence Reporter
Drouth
Wammer Drouth
Hin
Two Topeka Farmers Fall for Goldfish Gold Scam
In New York they chase a dream of wealth after meeting a Vancouver scientist who claims a liquid air process can turn goldfish into nuggets. James P. Simpson and John Williams recount how they were lured by a supposed scientific breakthrough, touring a shabby laboratory and watching attempts to transform fish into gold.
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New York
James P. Simpson
John Ho Wiliams
Farmer Simpson
Broadway
Washington, D.C
Aidan
Tim
South Street
Mystery of Goldfish Transmutation Fails in New York Tale
An enthusiastic account describes a supposed scientist demonstrating a gold producing process using a fish and a burner. A nugget of gold appears briefly, investors enter a partnership, and a dawn meeting in a hotel parlor ends with the scientist missing and no lab address found. The narrator abandons the chase, returning to Kansas empty handed.
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Nik
Ierat Bu
Promi
Aernership
Foo
South Street
New York
Kansas
Piles Cured Without the Knife Remains a Remarkable Claim
A dubious patent medicine advertisement touts a topical remedy for piles claiming painless cure without surgery. It asserts the product removes hemorrhoids by its promise of money-back guarantees and urges readers to send stamps for samples, naming related laxative tablets as part of the cure kit.
Found Guilty of Murder in State Journal Report
A brief state page item notes a murder verdict with court actions and related coverage in the State Journal, highlighting the guilt finding and ongoing legal aftermath as reported.
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Supreme Court
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