Veteran's Verdict Promotes Dr Miles Remedies
A veteran writer endorses Dr Miles Medical Company remedies in a testimonial, praising their Liver Pills and Nervine for nerve and liver relief. The letter claims the products are non narcotic, safe, and effective with a money back guarantee. Sold by all druggists with a pink certificate and price details included.
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Trdiana
Solomon Verell
Mumige
Co. i
Indiana Titantry
Soleton Vewell
Marlon
Elchart
Snap Boston Shoe Store Offers 15,000 Stock Clearance
A Boston concern slashes 35 percent off the dollar on a 15000 stock at HE Boston Shoe Store to clear space for new spring stock. The sale aims to move the immense inventory quickly.
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Boston
Footwear Bargains at Ladies and Gents Shoes Sale
A large stock of men and women shoes offered at low prices with bold discounts. Ladies button boots at £6.00 and $2, men’s race, Kangaroo and Embroidered shoes slashed to mid prices. Call to see the self acting rabbit and astonishingly low prices during the sale.
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Iui Gordovie
Cholera Rages in Minas Gerais State
Rio de Janeiro Feb 21 cholera is raging in the state of Minas Gerace with rising cases reported across major districts. Authorities warn residents to seek medical help promptly and to observe hygiene measures as outbreaks spread through urban and rural localities.
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Rio de Jaxetuo
Minas Gerace
Washington aide defends funds as House debates deficient bill
In Wasiverox on February 22 the House held a holiday session with fewer than fifty members present. The body considered the general deficiency appropriation bill, including Eleventh census paragraphs and an attack on United States marshal fee appropriations. The Senate discussed protection, navy, and Indian issues, with a notable Mills amendment to curb bond issuance and treasury sales.
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Wasniverox
Washington
House
Bynum
Senate
México
Congress
Teave P. Gray
United States
Military Academy
Messia
Wheeler
Alabama
Tennessee
Milliken
Maine
Hepburn
Wasurxotos
Milburn
George Washington
Avery American Boy
Rosebud
Ore
Quay
Pennsylvania
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Treasury
Delaware River
Air Gorman
Mills
Probable Lynchings and Mediterranean Squadron News
Albert Wallace, accused of shooting three Bowlly family members at Pekin, is jailed in Peon after midnight seizure by Tasewell county officers. John Howliy died, Lawrence remains seriously wounded. Pekin excitement rises. In unrelated notes, the Russian squadron in the Mediterranean is ordered to join the Pacific force, with Admiral Alizeff appointed to lead the enlarged Pacific squadron.
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Bowlby Panally
Peon
Albert Wallace
Bowlly
Pekin
Tasewell
John Howliy
Wallace
Lawrence
Meddie
St. Perexsings
Mediterranean
Pacific Ocean
Alizeff
Pacific
Not All Oratory lents From Emporia Fight On Train
A melee on a Topeka bound Emporia state normal and college train involved College of Emporia students clashing with normal students over engine colors. Hoyt Cates suffered a broken nose from a cane blow. Will Thomas struck him and faced counter blows.
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Lents
Emporia
State Normal and College Emporia
Topeka
Hoyt Cates
Will Thomas
College of Emporia
Rosebush
Emporis
Cates
Thomas
Chase by a coal train on New York railroad thrills passengers
Haxcoock New York February 22 passengers on the Scranton branch of the New York Ontario and Western Railway faced a terrifying chase when a stalled freight coal train ahead began to roll toward the passenger car. Engineer Miller and the brakeman managed to regain control before danger worsened.
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New York
Haxcoock
N. Y
Scranton
New York, Ontario and Western
High Iron Bridge
Delaware
Gerade
Miller
Silver Drops as Senate Abandons Free Coinage
Lonpox Feb. 22 The Standard notes high perceived value for new American bonds amid uncertainty about future prospects. If Americans buy at a premium it could affect gold exports from New York. The Daily News reports England’s gold outflow partly shifted to America, with gold remaining firm and Rothschilds-Morgan syndicate purchases in open market. Silver weak after U S senate abandonment of free coinage.
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Senate
Lonpox
The
Standard
New York
Daily News
Bank of England
America
Rothschilds- Morgan
American Senate
Respectable and Honest Is What August Belmont Says of Racing
At a February hearing in Algany New York Anthony Comstock denounced a racing bill as unfit for respectable legislation, arguing it would bypass constitutional protections to enable gambling. August Belmont defended the Jockey Club's role in making racing respectable and honest, signaling support for the measure. The hearing adjourned for two weeks.
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August Belmont
Jockey Club
Algany
N. Y
Anthony Comstock
Jie
Cambler
Comstock
Belmont
Mr. Comstock
Cat tagged world traveler kitten on a treacherous voyage
A note attached to a small cat tells of a journey begun in Minneapolis. The feline travels via Soo Line to Montreal and Boston routes, to reach New York under baggage handlers care and then shipboard to an ocean liner.
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Bostos
Msas
Minneapolis
Boston
New York
Montreal
Concord
Maine
Fall River Line
His Last Plunge. Hoagland Found Dead in Somerville Tub
New York Feb 22 A Pope Hoagland retired businessman was found dead last night in a bathtub at his Somerville residence. Family had reported his continued absence and a search followed. The body lay head and shoulders under water with legs raised. County Physician Lt. Reid and Dr. W M Swinton call it accidental drowning based on the body’s position.
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New York
Pope Hoaglond
Somerville
Reid
W. 4
Swinton
Deily Sratz Journal
Wichita Whisky War Sparks Fresh Raid in City
WRECA, Feb 22. Under Sheriff Simmons and deputies raided Billy Allens North Main street saloon. Ten counts charged against Will Allen Fred Wolf and John Doe Kelleber. Wolf and Kelleher released on bond. Allen jailed overnight then surrendered. City tightens enforcement as many saloons reopen despite warnings. Local tension rises after raid and speech by Ben.
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Wrearra
Simmons
Johnson, Burrows
Sam Williams
Billy Allen
North Main Street
Sheriffa
Keenan
Will Allen
Fred Wolf
John Doe
Kelleber
Wolf
Kelebber
M. L. Garver
Presbyterian Church
Kelleher
Allen
Rouse
Ben
Rock Island
Potters Strike Threat Looms Over Wage Cuts
Potters in Trenton New Jersey cut wages by 25 to 50 percent triggering alarm that eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania potters may strike. A recent East Liverpool stoppage ended on terms set by Trenton manufacturers, with expectations of higher prices due to pending legislation. A nationwide shutdown could result if Trenton workers quit.
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Trenton
N. J
Ohio
Pennsylvania
East Liverpool
Washington Birthday Celebration Observed Across City
Washington's birthday was marked with closures as government departments banks and many businesses shut for the legal holiday. The G A district national guard high school cadets Daughters of the American Revolution Nation Council of Women Sons of the Revolution and the Loyal Legion of Women participated in observances reflecting the national character of the day.
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Washington
Wasuvnetos
G.A
District National Guard
High School Cadets
Daughters of the American Revolution
Nation Council of Women
The
Sons of the Revolution
Loyal Legion of Women
Washington's Birthday Observed Across Chicago
Chicago marked Washingtons Birthday with multiple celebrations by patriotic and social groups. The Sons of the Revolution met at Grace Episcopal Church where Bishop Seymour of Springfield delivered an address, while the Union League held a celebration at the Auditorium.
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Ishop Seymour
Springfield
Washington
Chicago
Sons of the Revolution
Grace Episcopal Church
Union League
Bishop Seymour
M'Allister a Pauper Ward McAllister's Widow Applies for Letters
Louise McAllister, daughter of the late Ward McAllister, petitions Surrogate Fitzgerald for administration. Surviving widow Sarah McAllister and two sons Ward McAllister Jr and Hayward J McAllister. No real estate, personal property not exceeding $10,000.
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Ward McAllister
New York
Louise McAllister
Fitzgerald
Sarah McAllister
Ward McAllister, Jr
Hayward J. McAllister
Last of Houston's Army Dies in Puraberrain Home
William C. Murphy, aged 75, the last survivor of General Sam Houston's Texas independence army, died at his Puraberrain home. He was among eighty who seized the Alamo fort against 250 Mexicans, and only eight escaped alive after the daylight assault.
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Puraberrain
William C. Murphy
Ges
Sam Houston
Texas
Alamo
Bursting Patriotism Stirs Harrison School Staff Incident
A fragmentary report describes a Harrison school scene where a teacher jokes about patriotism causing her dress to rip. The exchange mentions a new school racket and a local laundry ad hints at new neck bends. The text is inconsistent and unclear.
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Harrison School
Oratorical Contest Draws Town to Grand Opera House
Students arrive for an all day and evening program featuring a state oratorical contest. Washburn College presents Charles W. Boughton with Savonarola, joined by C. E. Flanagen from Ottawa University and other speakers from Wesleyan, Baker, Emporia, and Southwestern colleges, each addressing topics on progress, race, civilization, law, and liberty.
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Washburn College
Charles W. Boughton
Savonarola
Ottawa University
C. E. Flanagen
Roy T. Osborn
Wesleyan University of
J. Alvan Sankey
College of Emporia
Holmes
D. D. Hoagland
Southwestern College of
Wanted to Whittle and Duff Arrests Highlight Local Row
Charley Olson, east of Santa Fe shops, drew a pocket knife and tried to attack A L Duff in a corner store. Bystanders intervened to protect Duff, Olson faced police court, and he was not ready for trial. Duff denied assault. Also reported: Valentine Heil intoxicated, missing appearance for $5 deposit. state offices closed. students disappointed by legislature in session. Mary E Trepp, 17, dies, to be buried in Oskaloosa. Judge Frank Doster faced a voucher issue. Tom Shillinglaw bought 80 acres west of Dover from Hugh R Kirk, Sylvester Fowler paid $1,650 for the land. Charles Gilmore and Maggie Lane wed at 825 Jefferson Street. Gilmore works in Santa Fe shops. Ozcar Rader, a Topeka barber, denies being the jailbird signer of petitions. Senators Jumper and Smith to speak at Populist League on Omaha platform. Dr P F S McCabe carries a cane with Emporia College colors. Col BE A Rodgers of Rowleys Point visiting Topeka to buy a ranch near the capital. Violet L Kraus, 19, dies of diphtheria. burial planned. Washington’s birthday birth theme noted at 1115 Madison Street. Advertisements: Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker, Cap it al Lodge Ball on Feb 26, Rock Island selling tickets. Beggs Little Giant Pills advertised by W R Kennady.
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Charley Olson
Hix
Mr. Duff
Santa Fe
Haing
A. L Duff
Charley
Charles
Couti Duff
Esault
Valentine Heil
Mary E
J. V. Trepp
Madison Street
Oskaloosa
Frank Doster
Marion
Tom Shillinglaw
Dover
Hugh KR. Kirk
Sylventer Fowler
Lyndon
Charles Gilmore
Maggie Lane
Jefferson Street
Gilmore
Ozcar Rader
East Fourth Street
Eader
Rowleys Point
Lake Superior
Wisconsin
Topeka
Col. Rodgere
Violet L. Kraus
van Buren
John Krauss
McKeon
Veale
Washington
Hale Ritchie
George Washington Ritchie
Jim Trainers Guardian Trial Sparks Religious Clash
Judge Wood appointed four year old Jim Trainer’s guardian Jos Ott, amid Protestant Catholic objections by relatives. A probate hearing set for Wednesday will decide custody to O Conner or Ott as Jim, a bright child with $50 and furniture, awaits a permanent home.
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Jim
Wood
Mra
Pagpope
van Cleave
Social Purity Leage
John J. O'Conner
Ott
O'Conner
John Langen
Cathhad
Judge Wood
Washington's Birthday Declared Kansas Legal Holiday
Kansas marks a new legal holiday Washington's Birthday today as the legislature closes offices and schools. The move follows a trend of seven annual holidays, with state offices and banks shut and lawmakers delaying sessions until tomorrow morning.
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Kansas
Washington
House
Senate
United States
Fire Department Bills Support Relief Fund for Injured
Chief Wilmarth of the fire department says the reciprocal tax bill will fund a relief program for injured firemen and widows. The measure redirects the $1,200 tax to a dedicated fund, aiding permanent injuries and families, with three local men already permanently injured and three more hurt. The bills are in third reading in the house with no opposition.
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Wilmarth
Fire Department
Topekx
Aod
Politics of new court splits party balance
A conference committee resolves the appellate court will have three Republicans two Populists and one Democrat appointed by the governor. No division assignments yet. Tomorrow a decision on the eastern division seat location between Topeka and Kansas City will be made at o clock when the committee meets.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Holly Springs Route to Florida via St Louis Cairo Short Line
The new Holly Springs Route links St Louis via Minnots Central to Holly Springs and then through Florida and Jacksonville with connections to Birmingham Atlanta Macon Charleston and Savannah. Readers may request the Florida Folder from local ticket agents or Gro E Lam St Louis general passenger agent for full details.
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Florida
St. Louis
Cairo
St Louis
Minnots Central
Holly Springs
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Birmingham
Atlanta
Macon
Charleston
Savannah
Fla
Gro. E Lam
Halston
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Cash Shoe Store
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Charles Worrall
Nansas Ave
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Dudley
Torgeka, Kas
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J. M. Tobias
Zora West
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Jouuxan
Miss West
Zora Weat
Roio
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Maron l
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Georgia
Buatner
Cannon
Rep. IL
Department of Justice
Secretary of the Treasury
Wichita
Feld Museum
Carcavo
Leif Ericsson Memorial Association
Field Columbian Museum
Christian Krogn
Norway
Tis
Leif Ericsson
M'Allister
Houston
Torgexa Steam Launpay
U.S
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W. R Kennady
Capital Lodge No. 7
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Rock Island City
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Begg
W. BR. Bonnady
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