Prevent Pneumonia With Ayer Cherry Pectoral
Aimed at prevention over cure the ad promotes Ayer s Cherry Pectoral as a natural safeguard against pneumonia. Endorsed by JOHN HENRY of St Joseph La who says it cured his cold and strengthened him after a severe attack. FRANCISCO A SEVERIANO of Taenton Mass also credits it with a full cure after two bottles when doctors deemed recovery unlikely.
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Ayer
Pepe
Fittess
John Henry
St. Joseph
Consolidation of Las Vegas Journals Sparks New Mexico Political Scene
The Las Vegas Daily Optic and Daily Examiner merge with the Vose Del Pu ebld to form a new paper, creating a political sensation across New Mexico. Felix Mariote leads the syndicate and is poised to be president of the new company, while the independent Dumorat faction advocates free coinage of precious metals and has long wielded influence in state politics.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Las Vegas
Optic
Deily Examiner
Vose del Puebld
New Mewes
Felix Mariote
Syrdiente
Thie Emeny
Dumorat
Park land bill grants Hayes reservation for Kansee lands
In a senate session on Feb 42 the bill passed to convert Fort Hayes military lands into a public park and establish western districts of Kanans Agric area. It directs revision of the reservation lands in Kanade and Nebraska and confirms sales framework for the beneficiaries.
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Bounto
Ft .Hayes Reservation
Kansee
Workington
Senate
Kammas
Abusjdionelt
Fort Hayes
Ramias
Hd Adler
Kanade
Nebraska
Uube
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claims Swift Life Saver
A letter from Morton E. WU of Lebanon claims the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism cured severe daily inflammation in three days after other physicians failed. The ad promotes swift relief and mentions accompanying products like One Minute Cough Cure and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, urging readers to seek Leonard's and Stansfield for supplies.
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Morton E. WU
Lebanon
Swift & Wotl
Gey
Ervegiata
Katesa Avenue
Toptka
Kan
Dregeisia
A Fatal SpiderWeb and its Medical Folly
The fragment discusses a supposed spider web-like trap of disease and cites Dr. Pidgeon’s Common Sense Medical Adviser as a remedy. It mentions Dr. Loomis and an individual named Sinn, with references to a four ounce edition and a medical library.
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Medical Association
Buffalo
Pidge
Elopement tale ends with two families seeking return to Redfield
Captain O Malley detains Gertie Emmett and Ethel Roach after a failed elopement with Theo Ramsey and Owen Ramsey. Emmett planned the run away with Ramsey cousins, leaving Redfield for St. Louis and staying at 71 Olive Street. Parents Roach and Ramsey seek to fetch their children back home, while Emmett is released.
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St. Louis
William Ramsey
Edward Roach
Redfield
Kahens
Mr. Rouch
Ethel
Kansas
Owen Ramsey
Teliow Waveler
Owen
Theoptus
Gertie Emmett
O'Mally
Locat
King
O'Malley
Roach
Ethel Road
Hamsey
Itedfield
Market
Ethel Rosch
Ramsey Boys
Toy Home
Theo
Ramsey
Yong
Ramseys
Roth
Ramsey Hoth
Emmett Gic
Mr. Roach
Gilbert
Mr. Ramsay
Union Station
Emmett
Railroad News Will Lay Track From Dodge City to La Junta
The railroad plans to extend main line service from Dodge City to La Junta, connecting two western settlements. Officials cited anticipated commerce growth and passenger convenience as driving the project, with construction expected to begin later this year pending approvals.
Santa Fe Plans 200 Mile Rail Upgrade For Faster Trains
The Santa Fe will lay 88 miles of steel rail between La Junta Colorado and Dodge City Kansas in spring, aiming to boost track quality and set new speed records. General Superintendent Mudge plans a trial run with a two car train from La Junta to Dodge City, seeking a faster time than any prior American railroad.
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Santa Fe
la Junta
Colo
Dodge City
Kan
Mudge
Will Tobke
la Justand
n_American railroad
United
Aft
Historic Santa Fe Run From Kansas City to Lawrence
An aged railroad veteran recalls a remarkable Kansas City to Lawrence sprint by Santa Fe engine 600. A late departure left 25 minutes to gain ground. a broken link between the smoker and baggage car nearly separated cars. The conductor, nervous, rang the bell cord twice as the train sped at 60 to 70 mph. The engine crew kept control until arrival in Lawrence, where the conductor questioned the signal to stop and blamed a watch fault for the mishap.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Topeka
Enene
John Beckler
Santa Pe
Lamy
Arthur Langston
Las Vegas
Geo. Leis
New Ton
St. Joseph
Wellington
New Lee House
Aera
D. B. Hetherington
Schaffer
Arkansic City
Wichita
Wichits
Arkenaas
Union Depot
Jake Mayberry
White Chicken Incident On Train Shocks Fireman
A fireman named Joan Philip Chiles died when his engine collided with a flock of chickens near Hematree Missouri. A white chicken was found near his body, and a brakeman recalls Chiles predicting danger. Other railroad personnel changes and yard operations are noted in the same dispatch.
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St. Louis
Joan Philip Chiles
Refi Ted
William J. Trit- Hey
Hematre
Chiles
Elmo
James Davidson
Davidson
de Soto
Pike
Central rail leaders reshuffle and new Hutchinson freight scales
The report outlines divisions from Newton to Dodge City via M M Great Bend and Jetmore with Hutchinson as a key cut, extending to Oklahoma as far as Mulvane. Hutchinson freight house gains new scales. A semi official rumor says 3 FR Callowampe of the Lake Shore may replace Depew on the reorganized New York Central, with Depew moving to Vanderbilt interests.
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Newton
Dodge City
Great Bend
Jetmore
Hutchinson
Oklahoma
Mulvane
Newton Kansan
Callowampe
Lake Shore
Depew
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Curious 18 Year Old Denver & Rio Grande Ticket
A railroad ticket issued April 13, 1890 at Charlton on the Burlington line was honored yesterday on a Denver & Rio Grande train between Pueblo and Denver. The ticket bears the name Amanda Badger and may have seen 18 years of use or storage. Officials seek to learn whether the Charlton-Pueblo segment was used recently or the Pueblo-Denver coupon remained in place. The relic remains in excellent condition and illustrates early railroad travel.
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Denver
Amandy Badger
J. E Preston
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Station
Madisom
Wis
Woman Misses Train After Kansas City Mistake
A nervous traveler boarded the Santa Fe train from Kansas City and asked when the next train would depart. Deputy Pat Sherman advised a car ride, the car conductor helped her disembark, and she puzzled over which street she was on, ultimately learning she was in Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Kaisas City
Tiedz
Pat Sherman
Pat
Sisht
Kansas
Santa Fe Hospital Receives $40000 Loan from Boston Firm
The Santa Fe Association borrowed forty thousand dollars for the hospital at a low three percent rate. Treasurer Edward Wilder stated the loan was wired from Boston in under two hours as a sign of eastern support for western investments.
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Santa Fe Hospital
Edward Wilder
Boston
Eastern faith in western loans grows for Santa Fe hospital mortgage
The piece notes renewed Eastern confidence in Western investments as a mortgage on the Santa Fe hospital building gains traction. It details hospital bonds, mortgage security, and the board’s preference to mortgage the building over selling underperforming bonds. It also mentions railcrew movements, retirements, and electric lighting trials affecting Santa Fe cars.
No Flying Switches Prohibition Issued by Superintendent
Division superintendent CT. McClellan issues an order forbidding the making of a Dying switch within the Timite of an Interlocking Switch plant and bans flying switches over crossings guarded by an Interlocking switch plant. Earlier, flying switches were produced but now allowed only under restrictions.
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CT. McClellan
CP Buys M N W Extension Through Saskatchewan Contemplated
St Paul reports that the Canadian Pacific Railway plans consolidation with Manitoba & Northwestern and contemplates extending through Saskatchewan to Peace River. Locational notes include Winnipeg dispatch details.
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C.p
Saskatchewan
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Manitoba & Northwestern Railroad
Peace River
Millions Of Dead Fish At Twin Lakes Colorado
Constable Low reports millions of dead fish in Twin Lakes Creek after dam and reservoir work cut water flow. He blames government-approved developers for shutting the water allowing seepage. He warns it will take a decade to restock the stream to former levels amid widespread outrage across the region.
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Leadyillé
Colo
Twin Lake
Constable Low
Twin Lakes
Alger Attends First Cabinet Meeting in Eight Weeks
Washington February 12 The president and cabinet members were surprised by the appearance of Secretary Alger at the regular meeting. It is the first time in eight weeks he has attended. He looked worn from illness and left for Fortress Monroe after noting his progress toward recovery. Illinois Delegation Named. Springfield February 12 Gar Tanner appointed Simonedimenton to a Chicago February 16 conference to showcase corn products at the Paris exposition to 1900. Charles Boxardux Homer Ties Wm Brown Justin D Barber M. Joins Peace Reigns at Nicaragua. Washington February 12 Senor Luiza Corea charge d affaires of the Greater American republics reports telegrams from the diet and from President Zelaya of Nicaragua stating the insurrection has been suppressed. Schuylkill Fire Shut Out Springfield 11 February 12 The Thynvis license of the Schuylkill Fire Insurance company of Philadelphia has been revoked by State Superintendent of Insurance Van Cleave.
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Washington
Baretary Alger
Fortress Monroe
Illinois
Springfield
Gar_ Tanner
Simoie Dolimenton
Chicago
Charles Boxardux
Homer Ties
Wm Brown
Hustin D. Barber
Nicaragua
Senor Luiza Corea
Diet
Zelaya
Schuylkill Fire
Tlinvis
Schuylkill Fire Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Vani 'Cleave
Prescott and GO Up-to-date Plumbing Heating and Lighting
Prescott and GO advertise confidence in quality and price, claiming readiness in plumbing heating and lighting offerings. The dealer emphasizes up-to-date products and assurance of value for customers seeking reliable home comfort solutions.
Striking Miners Wisconsin Strike Granted Arbitration Decision
A Colorado Board of Arbitration ruled in favor of striking miners in the northern Colorado district. The decision covers all demands presented by workers and operators, reaffirming wage and labor increases sought by miners in Louisville Lafayette and nearby districts. The ruling follows earlier protests and submissions by miners to raise pay for labor.
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Colorado Board of Arbitration
Denver
Northirn Galorado
Eaj
Louisville
Lafayette
Louanville
Mada
Atchison's Big Clock Raised in Court House Tower
In Atchison on February 12 a 20 ton bell intended to strike the hour was hoisted into the court house tower. The bell points to a seven foot diameter dial and will be wound by a belt and drum mechanism via ropes and pulleys. The operation involved elevating the bell about 80 feet and attaching tape for winding.
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Court House
Atchison
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