Pyramid Pile Cure Praised in Testimonial Letters
A series of testimonial letters touts Pyramid Pile Cure from The Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, claiming dramatic relief from all forms of piles after short use. Letters from Batesville, Ft. Smith, Clinton, Benville, and others are cited as evidence.
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Penn W. Arnett
Batesville
Klein
Ft. Smith
Ark
A. E. Townsend
Benville
Tad
Hi. Wright
Clinton
Burton, Liano
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, H
Tragic engagement ends in double tragedy in Hetchtveood
A tale of love jealousy and tragedy unfolds as Miss Hutt arranged marriage to D G Gutman collapses after rival Harry Phillips returns from Chicago. A quarrel at a tavern leads to a fatal shooting and Miss Hutt dies, followed by her mother Mrs Gutman who after a period of mourning swallows poison and dies. The intertwining deaths devastate the families and end a planned union.
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Daniel G Tur
Hetchtveood
Elsa Hy
Newlerm Ltd
Mian Foeith Bertesa Juffman
Fie Family
Yarite Minooil Eiclly
Alway
Nettie
Mise
Hult
Harry Php
Durie
Chicago
Paki
Phillips
Tls
Bisse Hufman
Ide
French Hypnotism The Doctor Advises Patients Regarding Coffee
In Paris the clinique of De Herilon on Rue St Andre des Arts uses hypnotism for cures. The doctor warns patients to avoid coffee, citing alkaloids that can raise heart rate disturb digestion and hinder bodily function. Prolonged heavy use may harm vital organs and mental state.
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Uae
Paris
de Herilon
St-Andre des-Arts
Florida tobacco grows as Cuban import threat
Secretary Wilson returned from Florida where he studied tobacco production. He noted 40,000 Cuban workers in the industry, Florida’s similar soil to Cuba, and rising U S tobacco demand. He warned Cuba, Mexico and others still receive large tobacco payments while Florida aims to expand, with research on fertilizing and fermentation to shape flavor.
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Washington
Secretay Wilson
Sericultural Department
Florida
Cuba
Wate
United States
Mexico
Havana
Wilson
Agriculture Experiment Stations
Uber
Stockbridge
Lake Guy Folly
Harris Probing Kansas Pacific Bond Redemption Fight
In Washington the senate discussed a resolution by Mr Harris of Kansas touching the Kansas Pacific sale. He cited reports the attorney general planned to redeem first mortgage bonds and appoint a receiver, a move that could cost the government about 6.6 million dollars in interest. The measure seeks confirmation on abandonment of redemption plans and any agreement to sell below face value, with government losses and non-bidder terms disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Harris
Kan
Kansas Pacific
Min Hacha
Jearo
Eseral
Associated Press
St. Lows
Union Pacifc Railroad Company
Eastern Division
Kansae Pacific Division
Union Pacific Railway
Government of
United States
Eth Wale
M. Chandler
Attempt to Kidnap Prince Clarence Sparks Jamaica Plot
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a failed kidnapping attempt linked to Clarence, a prince related to the Mosquito coast, with vague references to Ripeston, Jamaica and Parmuda. The text is garbled but suggests an aborted plot or plan involving money and a prince’s capture.
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Clarence
Ripeston
Jamaica
Parmuda
Money Prince
Battle ship Victorious runs aground near port entry
London advices report the British battleship Victorious, sailing from Malta February 11 for China, went ashore outside the bar while entering Port Said. She will discharge coal and likely gums before refloating.
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London
Port Baid
Immense Burlington Elevator Planned for Kansas City
The Burlington announces a new immense grain elevator south of the Kansas line to serve the Kaw and Kansas City markets. Modern grain handling appliances will be installed and work on freight terminal consolidation and removal will start in April with about a quarter million dollars spent to upgrade facilities in Kansas City.
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Kanass
Kaw
Burlington
Kansas
Kansas City
Peary Arrives in Frisco Ahead of Arctic Quest
Lieutenant R. E. Peary, famed Arctic explorer, and his wife have landed in San Francisco from New York. He sails on a lecture tour before his scheduled expedition. The Navy grants him extended leave from duty in New York as he plans to begin the Arctic voyage.
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Arctic Explorer
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
R. E. Peary
New York
North Pole
Peary
Naval Station
Traveling delegation arrives for Omaha exposition
Sixty three members of a special traveling delegation arrived by special train over the Wahab to Omaha on February 15. They are stopping at the Southern. The delegation includes representatives of business houses of Nebraska and Jewish groups who will advocate the plans and scope of the exhibition opening near noon. They were welcomed at the Merchants Exchange by ex Mayor Walbridge, with Fr Ournesh responding and urging support from all members of the exchange.
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St. Lewis
Eeb
Ormaka
Bual- Rees Jen
Nebraska
Inxchane
Walbridge
Ournesh
Omaha
Teehak
Louie
Redmond in Winfield With Sister as Secret Revealed
Redmond the Kansas City desperado spent two days and nights in Winfield visiting a sister. He traveled to Guthrie last Thursday night and had his mail forwarded to him under the war of Soper. The sister's existence is revealed by accident.
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Winfeld
Redmond
Kansas City
Winfield
Guthrie
Hiw
Soper
General Strike Fails in New Enz Inch Mills Fight
Lowell Maes reports that conference committee recommendations for a general strike in the coltan mille of New Enz Inch failed. Weavers' union tentatively supports no strike while professional smiters stay away. Ring Spinners ignore the conference and drawing room unions oppose the recommendation and focus on the New Bedford strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Maes
Goston
Coltan Mille
New Enz
Patent Kinsella
The
Weavers’ Union
Stelke
New Bedford
Senate debates annexation hours long in executive session
Washington Feb 1 The Senate spent nearly four hours in executive session discussing the Ta wilaneaty treaty with Hawaii. The principal speech was delivered by Senator Fetsew, outlining the aims and cautions of the proposal amid intense debate.
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Senate
Washington
Fetsew
Pike's Peak Murderer Verdict At First Degree
Colorado Springs report details Shirley D. Chambell charged with murdering Herbert H. Key of Wistar Nebraska on Pike's Peak in August. Jury brought in a first degree verdict after brief deliberation. Kay was found dead in a culvert near a scenic point above sea level during a nighttime ascent. Also mentioned are social notes about a dancing party at 700 Kansas Avenue and an award won by Stoker and Blythe for a Valentine piece.
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Colorado Springs. Com
Shirley D. Chambirlate
Herbert H. Key
Wistar
Neb
Pike'n Peak
Lunt
Kay
Bre
Stoker
Mtr
Ben Blythe
Daughters of Pockhuntas
Kansas Avenue
Electric Road to Topeka Surveys From Kansas City
Louis A. Woods chief engineer for the proposed Kansas City to Topeka electric railway reports surveys along the Kaw river valley. He cites rich farming soil and water power at Bowercock dam Lawrence as key advantages, predicting rapid, affordable service with frequent trains and easy rights of way.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Kansas Gay
Louis A. Woods
Kaw River
Eele
Eer
Woods
Midland
Kaw Valley
Texas
Galveston
Houston
J. G. Zubne
Eplet
Pluineshirs
Kew
Lawrence
J. D. Bowertuck
Ikaw
Tobeke
Tam
Flour for Europe Arkansas City Sends Large Flour Shipment
Arkansas City Mining company sent a large flour shipment to Europe as commission. European agents ordered outright 280000 pounds to be shipped promptly. The milling company prepares the load with Sante Pe taking it south and Sour loading on steamers at Port Arthur.
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Arkansas City
Arkansas City Mining Company
Europe
Ming Company
Sante Pe
Port Arthur
Bernhardt Seems Rested Amid Ills Despite Fitness Look
Paris report describes Sarah Bernhardt visiting her sanatorium and returning to meals with her son Maurice. Doctors decline to reveal diagnosis, noting no immediate danger as she contemplates continued American tours. Maurice Reinhardt notes exhaustion behind the health decline. An adjacent ad highlights a Missouri forestry travel book.
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Paria
Sarah Bernhardt
Poxst
Paris
Alent
Mme, Bernhardt
Maurice Reinhardt
Grain-O advertised as coffee substitute in old notice
An old newspaper snippet touts Grain-O as a stimulating coffee substitute suitable for nervous persons, children, and young people, claiming it looks and tastes like coffee and is sold in packs by grocers. The same item references a Merchants' Federation meeting at Weber's hall and mentions a cold cure and a laundry ad.
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Merchants’ Federation
Merchants’ Federation of
Mayor Jones Fends Off Fire at City Hall Desk
In Kansas City on February 15 the mayor and his private secretary rushed into the secretary’s office as a fire erupted on the mayor’s desk. Fire alarms, water from a cooler, and a Babcock extinguisher halted the blaze before the arrival of fire crews. The desk sits atop a web of electric wires, whose crossing outside the building is blamed for the incident.
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Kansas City
Jones
E. Mont Helley
Riley
Helley
Babcock
Nelson Crews
William Sloan
Mayor Jones
Valets for Women in New York's Cambridge Hotel Scene
Miss J. B. Freeman, an American woman staying at the Cambridge hotel, keeps a German valet as her personal servant. She notes the valet can run errands, manage her cartage, and escort her to theaters, claiming such arrangements are common in Warsaw, Poland, France, and England.
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New York
J. B. Freewhan
Cambridge
Paris
Pheht
America
Warsaw
Poland
France
England
Wall collapses bury boys at Union Storage ruin
Pittsburg Feb 15 The south wall of the Union Storage company building, toppled in the Ore blast last Wednesday, fell again shortly after 11 oclock today. Several boys were playing near the rubble and it is believed at least five are buried under the debris.
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Pittsburg
Union Storage Company
Zoarites to Disband in Ohio After Communal Experiment Ends
Springfield Ohio February 15 Zoarites a religious sect based in Zoar northern Ohio began to disband once prosperous with hundreds of acres and half a million dollars in bank now land to be sold for taxes to satisfy mortgagees The group arrived from Würtemberg Germany in 1817 practicing strict communism under leader Baulemer and later trustees Their self contained life included a woolen mill and unique dress The railroad era drew youth toward outside life leaving mostly elder members as dissolution moves forward
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Ohio
Springfield
Zoar
Wurtemberg
Germany
Baulemer
Milwaukee Agent Treats Hogs In Cholera District
F J Clemans division freight agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad, with Dr M H Ray state veterinary surgeon, inspected hogs owned by George Mesign in Faribault Minn. The herd was cholera affected and treatment began. Seventeen hogs were sick and two were killed for postmortem examination.
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Milwaukee
Dubuque
F. J. Clemans
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Faribault
Minn
M. H Ray
Minnesota
George Mesign
Frank Baumeartner
Farm herd saved in hog cholera treatment demonstration
A Milwaukee company arranged with O C Gregg of the Minnesota Farmer's Institute and Dr Reynolan of the state board of health for an official hog cholera treatment on a Warsaw farm. Of 42 hogs, 15 recovered and 46 sick hogs were saved as demonstrations will be watched by farmers and railway workers nationwide.
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L. W. Ftyberger
Warsaw
Milwaukee Company
O. C. Gregg
Minnesota Farmer's Institute
Reynolan
State Board of Health
Murderess Horrified by Husband's Tombstone Inscription
In Macon Georgia on February 15 Mrs Nobles the elderly murderer was taken to Twiggs County for a third death sentence. Returning at night she encountered the grave marker erected by her daughter bearing the charge Murdered by His Wife. The scene left her horrified at the grim inscription.
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Macon
Burglars Blow Open Safe at Farmers Bank in Sheridan
Sheridan Missouri February 15 burglars blew up the safe at the Farmers Bank taking cash and negotiable paper. The robbery was quickly located and measured by local authorities. New satellite moon theory intrigues astronomers as Dr George Waltemath of Hamburg Germany describes a second moon near Earth with precise orbital data.
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Sheridan
Missouri
Sheridan, Mo
Farmers” Bank
New York
George Waltemath
Hambuke
Germany
Walemath
Earth
Greenwich
Tim
Gen Clay Plans Divorce From Child Bride Dora
Richmond Ky February report says General Cassina M. Clay intends to seek divorce from Dora a 15 year old bride claiming she has been drugged by vendetta members to render her not herself. The petition will allege tumry and drugging rather than incompatibility or infidelity.
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Dora
Richmond
Cassina M. Clay
Amendment Aims to Limit Alaska Bonded Goods Privilege
Washington February 15 Senator Hansbrough offered an amendment to the house bill on public lands extending homestead laws. It states that entry of goods under bond or into bonded warehouses at Wrangel Alaska shall not be general until presidential proclamation and that Canada has not granted exclusive transport privileges through British Columbia or the Northwest Territory to any party. It also requires Dominion consent for direct Alaska connections and allows duty free miners outfits and provisions up to 2500 pounds per person for mining in British Columbia or the Northwest Territory.
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Hansbrough
Washington
Committee On Public Lands
Wrangel
Alaaka
British Columbia
Northwest Territory
United States
Alaska
Dominion of Canada
Britten
Columbia
Dominion
British Columbus
Wortin Territory
Contempt case ends. Arkansas City cleared in minutes
Judge Willams of the federal court discharged all involved after finding no contempt. J Mack Love led the defense for the plaintiff while attorney David Overmyer stated St Lance was not the attorney in the suit. The decision released the defendants and halted pursuit of warrants tied to a dispute between Arkansas City and its water company.
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Arkansas City
Willams
Talted States Court
J. Mack Love
Democratic Teatler
Ron
Cacams
Hite
David Overmyer
St. Lance
Willaims
Love
Sontempe
Treasuer
Jose Vega
Clifford
Rosington, Smith & Dallas
Arkuriens City
Incoming Creamery and Butter Makers Convention Arrives
Delegates will arrive in Topeka on two special trains for the national creamery and butter makers convention. A parade will follow the opening, with butter displays from Minnesota and Illinois and a Chicago firm showcasing a complete dairy operation. Officials urge local residents to attend and welcome the visitors warmly.
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Tapela
Miutional Creamery
Huttermakers
Die Pirade Yill
Kaunas Avenue
Ninth
Jackson
Jivckowen
Fifth
Enat
Wisth
Vnce
Mhamitten
Mayer
Aes
Wis
Ware
FSL Baker
Oani
Fre
Topeka
Abirmad
Salina man charged with telegraph pole bill fraud
Peter Caffrey of Kansas appeared in police court charged with porting bills on telegraph poles after a rented vehicle incident. The case cited an ordinance, a $5 claim, and a $400 bond. Caffrey was arrested by county authorities and remanded to jail pending trial before Justice Hers.
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Salina
Peter Caffrey
Kansas
Cattrey
tHak Thule
Militia Statistics Reported for United States and Oklahoma
The abstract outlines militia divisions and counts including light infantry and grenadiers, with totals of 316 commissioned companies and 1 206,000 state service members. It notes Oklahoma's force of 5470 men and 54 officers, and the national totals for reserve ready service.
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Congress
United States
Oklahoma
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