First Trial Of Aseptolin Cure For Consumption In Hutchinson
Kansas brief recounts the first human trial of Dr. Edson’s Aseptolin, claimed to treat consumption via subcutaneous injection and throat spray. Bowman in Hutchinson reports temporary relief with mild puncture pain and a suggested cure, while New York Medical Record details the remedy’s composition and physician access.
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Aseptolin
Dr. Edson
Hurcurmcon
Fes
Mery Bowmas
Ciy
Eteon
New York
A. M. Hutchinsen Seot
Bowman
Hyuki
Edeon Hua
Diphtheria debate and railway engine disaster at Atchison
The report covers a medical council discussion on diphtheria containment and throat infections, advising waiting for bacteriological confirmation. It also details a boiler incident at the Atchison power house where a Corliss engine cylinder head exploded, causing steam and temporary shutdown, with repairs underway and estimated damage.
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Corliss
International cycling news from New York February meeting
New York reports on early international cycle racing with Johnnie Johnson and Michael, trainer Eck and Choppy Warburton, plus results from a West Side pigeon shoot where Montgomery and Biscoe tested birds. Sanger’s claim for the world mile record is rejected due to pacing, while a bicycle railroad project is discussed and a $5,000 Peoria prize for a Cinder Path Race is announced. Charley Murphy and Eddie Bald plan to race abroad this year.
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New York
Johnnie Johnson
Dimny Michael
Johnnie
Europe
Tom Eck
Cychetakater
Jolphen
Michael
Eck
Warburton
Blidasl
Wien
Peoria
Cmicaco
Fred Patiee
Haa
Peerix
Chicago
Putioe
Syders
Chrcaco
Charley M. Murphy
Eddie Bald
Sod
Auction of Trotters in Madison Square Garden
About 350 head of trotting stock will be sold at auction in Madison Square Garden on February 25 26 97 and 28 by Peter Kelleg Co. Prominent breeders from California Kentucky and the east will be represented. The catalog includes Nephew Kentucky Wilkes Punila Antes Guy Wilkes Direct Stamboul Mambrine King and Eleyeta Wilkent Gaaring.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Peter
Kelleg & Co
California
Kentucky
East
Kentucky Wilkes
Punila
Antes
Guy Wilkes
Direct
Stamboul
Mambrine King
Jack Harris Announces Candidacy for Congress in Second District
Department Commander J P Harris of Kensar G A H, living at Ottawa, is the latest announced candidate for Congress in the Second District. Harris has been viewed as a governor aspirant, but he now seeks the congressional nomination, with Funston and Buchan as the other candidates in the race.
Osborn A Dark Horse In Race For Delegate At Large
Ex-Governor Thomas A. Asburn surfaces as a potential dark horse for delegate at large to the Republican national convention in Vienna. Beth Captain Johnson and Major Anderson push local interests as ward meetings are held next week to boost candidates in this county.
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Thomas A. Asburn
Canaidereil
Vienna
COLOR ON STATE HOUSE VICTORY AT WASHBURN CELEBRATION
Washburn celebrates victory as Washburn university rival’s entrant wins first place after judges revise results. About twenty students tie Washburn blue muslin to the state house dome in a show of school pride. Prized scores listed: Pratt for Washburn low points. Dalton second. Rundulpts third. Meyer fourth. Claassen sixth. Tuthill seventh. College Press Association meeting and banquet noted.
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Washbure
Pate
Washbira
A Gontedh
Washburn
Kansas Avenue
L. Pratt
Swaybody—Fourtees
Baker
C. B. Dalton
H. W. Rundulpts
College of Emporia
G W. Meyer
Southweet University
Winfeld
Elon
Thoser
Orawa University
Ofih
A. Claassen
Kansas Diversity
Lawrence
E. Tuthill
Weeleyan
Salina
College Press Aesociation
Copeland Perfora
Brice Fight Coverage Sparks Sold-Out Night In Old Mexico
Soural Extea presents the full account of the prize fight between Fitz and Maher. The Jovman Extea reports the ring side start at six, with large sales and arrests noted as newsboys sell Stark Journal copies on the streets.
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Soural “Extea
Brice
Jovman
Priza
Fitz Aimmons
Maher
Old Mexico
Newaboys
Stark Journal
Atlantic & Pacific retrenchment begins at San Francisco
Receiver W. Smith of the Atlantic & Pacific railway starts a retrenchment drive in San Francisco February 22, implementing changes effective March 1. John J. Byrne to retire. the general freight agency here to be abolished. C Bush to take over as general agent of freight and passenger departments. John L. Truslow to retire. Office to move to Albuquerque, N.M.
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San Francisco
W. Smith
Atlantic & Pacific Raiway
John J. Byrne
Hr. C. Bush
Prevent Freight
John L. Truslow
Egent
Albuquerque
N.M
Smith
Daughters of American Revolution Press Preservation Push
The Daughters of the American Revolution urged Congress in the current session to fund purchase and improvement of forts battlefields and burying grounds. Fort Meigs Fallen Timbers Fort Miami and nearby sites would be protected and marked, acknowledging 200 000 soldiers buried there.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Wasemorox
the Daughere of the
Congress
Miami
Fort Meigs
Fallen Timbers
Fort Miami
Not a bloody villain and a society comedy close
Wastinaros reports that Spanish Minister Depuy DeLome denies executions in Cuba after arrival. General Wayler dispatches Havana message insisting no executions have occurred. In Crawford, Charles B. Mervin stars in Everybody's Friend, with a gold watch giveaway after the show.
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Wastinaros
Depuy DeLome
Wayler
Teops
Cuba
Havana
Charles B. Mervin
Crawford
Gumbera
WINS HER BACK After Honeymoon Spoil Farewell to Forgery
Melvina Long of Gika foosa returned home with her husband this morning after a tumultuous day at the Os kaloosa court. She had run away in a fit amid forgery charges but reconciliation followed a hotel conference. The couple spoke little as they rejoined on a morning train, with their young son in tow, and Mr Long declared all was forgiven.
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Curtis
Bia
Kitchso
Inyan
Melvina Long
Gikafoosa
Ilis
Merchants’ National
Credit
D. H. Hite
Blu
Oskaloosa Bank
Oskalosa
Sherif John M. Johnson
Marshall Gephart
Mr. Long
Long
Jonas
A. C. Colliss
Brower
Marshal Gephart
Mrs. Long
Lovg
Jefferson County
Asals
Gore
Bera Loog
Oskalonsa
Topeka
Penitentiary Convict Seeks Pardoned Release to Farm
An Atchison man, Michael McArder, currently in the penitentiary with a sentence commuted to expire April 10, asks the governor to pardon him to March 1 so he can plant a farm crop in Atchison County. The governor is unlikely to release him before April 10.
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Michael McArder
Atchison
Thirty New Inspectors Under New Postal Bill
Fort Worth and Return fare set at 15.25 on the Great Rock Island Route for March 7 to 20 1896. Special agents to be replaced by thirty post office inspectors assigned to free delivery inspections. Assistant Postmaster General Jones endorses the change, with fifty special agents remaining until July before reassignment. Account Cattle Growers association.
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Wasurxoron
Post Office
Cae
Iet
Jones
Inspection Department Post Office
Snd
Fort Worth
Great Rock Island
Rock Island
Port Worth
Sfone
Accoount Cattle Growers’ Association
A. M. Futter
Chy
Washington Birthday Observed in Capital Parade and Speeches
Washington February 21 All public buildings closed and private business suspended for Washingtons Birthday ceremonies. A district parade and celebrations were led by Congressmen Blus of Kansas Swanson of Virginia and Rev D J Stafford. D A R meeting featured speeches by Mrs John W Foster Mrs Ges Joseph Breckenridge and Senator Hawley.
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Washington
Waserxcton
District Rr
Blus
Kansas
Aul Swanson
Virginia
D. J. Stafford
Daughters of the American Revolution
John W. Foster
Ges
Joseph ©. Breckenridge
Senator Hawley
Frey's Resonant Voice in Washington Farewell Reading
The senate heard Senator Pry ashe pro tem read Washington's farewell address. Frye, behind the secretary's desk, read from an old large type volume with a resonant voice. After the reading, the senate adjourned until Monday noon.
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Honnto
Senate
Washington
Pry Ashe
Hoar
Journal of
Frye
Broderick denies 1894 campaign agreement
In Washington on February 22 Judge Broderick denied any agreement with Bailey to stay out of the 1894 campaign. He said Bailey never discussed candidacy with him, and the attributed understanding arose from a rumor. Broderick admitted telling West Wilkinson he would not run in 1890 but did not promise to retire in 1896.
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Walthouse
Orcwardinig
Maxwarras
F. Walhouse
Pairuuunt
Ghees
Broderick
Wasurxatox
D. C
Manhattan
Bailey
West Wilkinson
Senece
Washington Birthday Riot at Wa bash College
Crawfordsville Indiana reports a Washington's birthday celebration at Wa bash college erupted into a chapel riot. Sophomores released pigeons in colors, freshmen pelted them with books and clubs, and a campus brawl followed. President Burroughs tried to restore order but was ignored as students surged through halls. No recitations that day. wholesale expulsions expected.
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Clese Fient
Cariaco
Crawfordsville
Ind
Washington
Wabash College
Seta
Burroughs
Welo
Burroughsoo
Gaid
Comet Arrival Possibility Discussed by Perrine Expert
New York reporter Garratt P. Serviss cites Perrine’s comet approaching Earth at about 1.7 miles daily with collision unlikely by March 14. He notes the comet is a dusty cloud, not a solid body, and its effects would depend on particle size and atmospheric interaction.
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New Yoak
Mr. Garratt P. Serviss
Perrine
Mtarch
Gs Crooke
New York
Pike
Market Report from February Livestock and Grain Trade
Today’s market report from the Associated Press shows hogs and cattle activity with receipts and shipments. Prices vary by category with hogs strong and cattle steady to higher, while sheep and lamb markets show receipts and mixed demand amid a busy trading day.
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Hints Journal
Cuiiaco
Shipmient
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T. A Marshall
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de Lind
Gileudh Children Should Be Kept From Serious Until Audhdge
Bedes
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Mathwar
Monte Colliet
Archison
Ann Mirone
WiliSlaka
Mr. Higginbotham
Denver
Leavesworth
Fred Warvey
Higginbotham
Lord Scully Worsted
J. W. Biedaoe
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J. Hi. Porter
Scully
Porter
Court of Sppaals
Butchineon
James Smith
Tiptowissex
Morris Smith
Vic Williams
Kittie Paxton
Burczy
Paxton Worman
Pauela
Til
Kingman
Cefamer
Kingman Nanity Creamery
Mai
Brown County
James Lite
Jimmy Michael
Montgomery
West Side
MS Montgomery
L. Bizcoe
Sivergomery
Me. Biscue
Alda
Biscoe
Mr. Montgomery
Ien
Joson Elliott
Elliott
McDermott
Sanger
Hamilton
George Gideon
Racing Board of the
William Framilivon
Colorado
Walter C. Sanger
F. W. Dunston
Kings, Queens and Suffolk Company
Bicycle Railroad
Eleyeta Wilkent Gaaring
Docwra
Whats Manufacturing Company of
Duluth
Jack Harris
Osborn
A. & P. Retrenchment
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Blue
Frey
St. Paul
University Avenue
the Crawford
Launity
Ropwix
Caammentes
Sec
Treas
Strews
Bank of Topska
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Ups mMingio
ALY
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Kennitt, Ins & Co
Se ‘Louis
Sean Cow
Bank of
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Today's Market Report
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Pworleg Steam Laundry
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