Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets End Dyspepsia Worldwide Fame
The article extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe effective cure for indigestion among U S Army soldiers in Cuba and the Philippines and claims worldwide relief. It explains the tablets digest food like a healthy stomach, support nourishment, aid brain and body, and notes price of 50 cents per box with wide doctor and druggist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Cuba
Philippines
Stuart
Steamer Queen's Hard Battle Again at the Flames
Fire aboard the steamer Queen rekindles battle with flames ripping through decks and crew scrambling to contain the blaze. Authorities report continued danger as insurance investigators assess damage and salvage options.
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Queen
Disaster Aboard Queen After Fire And Storm At Sea
A steamer named Queen battled a fierce fire near the Columbia river mouth and endured an electrical storm, with four crew members and several passengers killed. Survivors were rescued and brought to port, then the ship proceeded to Seattle. Captain Cousins ordered lifeboats launched as flames spread, children were placed aboard, and the crew fought the blaze before reaching safety.
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Port Townsend
Waet
North Pacific Coast
Steater
Amies Steiner
CléMum
Mes. Adams
Diad
Expanare
D. Newsbcry
Tena
Debwred
Buckley
J. Nielson
Prestas
Whenamen
Siirard
M. Somers
Steward
Dubotass
A. Donnelly
Raymond
Engineens
Pethit
M.flynn
Colimbia
Sven
Thorror
Seth
Cousins
Austen
Sontral
Caytaly
Columbia
Puget Sound
Cape Fattery
Seattle
The Captain's Story from Cearn Oak on Fire Aboard Queen
Captain Pouning of the steamer Queen recounts a fierce onboard fire near Cearn Oak on a Saturday dawn. He details crew and passenger efforts to fight back, save boats, and abandon ship, noting three deaths in the cockpit and the perilous wind and seas as the vessel burned before control was gained.
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Cearn Oak
Pouning
Tee Dimster
Lex
Oregon
Cilicee Rnese
Tia
Secomt
Siupe
Roosevelt Cables Condolence to Prince Henry Family
Lieutenant Commander Templin of the U S Navy attended the funeral of Prince Henry youngest son of Prince Henry of Prussia. The U S embassy conveyed President Roosevelt’s condolence to Prince and Princess Henry. Emperor William Grand Duke of Hesse and Princess Louise of Battenberg were present. the two princes were deeply affected by the death.
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Roosevelt
Kiel
Templin
United States
Herlin
Prince Henry
Prince Henry of Prussia
William
Grand Duke of Home
Princess Louise of Battenberg
Prince
Princess Henry
Through sleeper to Florida on Frisco System line
Fragmentary OCR describes a through sleeper service from Kansas City via the Frisco System toward Souther Rain to Jacunoeville, va. The text mentions an old established line with thaw and attractive featuremen and full information reportedly provided in an ap.
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Florida
Kansas City
Souther Rain
Jacunoeville
Sedgwick County Republicans nominate slate in tight race
Sedgwick county Republican central committee elected delegates to state and congressional conventions and named a county ticket. Endorsed Roosevelt Hoch Murdock and Luling for superintendent of insurance. Ness county backed Grass for treasurer. Montgomery and Sumner counties chose delegates, while a Utica fire caused 125000 damage at New York Cotton Mills.
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Wichita
Sedawick County
Republican Central Committee
Roosevelt
Hoch
Murdock
C.M. Luling
Luling
S. Ashbaugh
Bailey
B. F. Mclean
C. Z. Smith
C. L. Davidson
C. G.eckstein
Burt
A. G. Walden
M. C. Campbell
J. J. Richardson
James Jackson
E. S. Talbott
Errin Sukes
J. M. Cottner
Heusel
John Stabler
Timmons
A.M. Reichenberger
John W. Skinner
Wardell
B. K. Downing
AM. Denny
Murry Myers
E. B. Jewett
John W. Adama
Naftager
ET. Allen
W. N. Miller
J. HL Stewart
Ness County
H.W. Grass
Fred Dumont Smith
Henry Bartels
Noah Ross
Thomas Pickerel
J. H. Hiting
Wellington
Kas
Sumner
Ed Wellington Ney
Antin
Brown
Comanchs
Batardar
Utica
Utica, N
New York Cotton Mills Company
Southwestern Oil and Gas strikes wildcat land well
Chanute Kansas February 29 The Southwestern Oil and Gas Company brought in and shot their No 1 on the Rettig land about two miles east of Austin The well shows 45 feet of all sand at a depth of 743 feet with a good showing after being shot with 7 quarts of rock a rock The drill at 340 feet found forty feet of gue sand praised as unusual by the manager The strike aligns with Bonnie wells to the west and Shaw wells three miles east and is viewed as a very gratifying result for a wild cat area
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Southwestern Oil and Gas Company
Wildcat
Chanute
Kan
South- Western Oil A& Gas Company
Austin
Winchester
Crawford
Bonnie Wells
Shaw Wells
Natives Revolt in German Kamerun Amid Colonial Tensions
Reports from Berlin say native troops along the Cross and Nesanang rivers in Kamerun have revolted. Several factories of the north west Kamerun company are burned and four Germans killed as colonial authorities report German forces being driven toward the sea. Separately, Terre Haute and Buffalo banks announce a merger deal.
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Berlin
Cross and
Nesanang Rivers
Kamerun
Equatorial West Africa
Colonial Office
North-West Kamerun Company
Herros
Fight with Moros Near Inez Reports Heavy Losses
Washington cable reports Gen Wade relayed Gen Wood’s account of an engagement near Hello on February 14 with Moros under Hassan. Major Hugh L. Scott led the American expedition. Wood notes two pauses to offer surrender, which the Moros declined. Lt Eugene West wounded in the thigh and several troopers injured.
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Washington
Wade
War Department
Manila
Department
Wood
Hello
Inez
Hassan
Hugh L. Scott
Eugene West
Dowie Chased At Melbourne Meeting Scarce Rooms Refused
Melbourne February 2 A large crowd disrupted pastor Dowie at John Alexander 8 meeting in the exhibition building shouting singing comic songs and forcing him to abandon the evening session. Dowie has been refused rooms at a fashionable hotel.
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Melbourne
John Alexander
Exhibition Building
Real Estate Transfers And Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed include H Bennett to The Merchants and Farmers Mutual Insurance for several lots and a Taylor Street parcel, Geo H Bower to W Hancock for three lots, Rankin to Brooks for multiple lots on Orance Street, and Thurber transfers. Also noted are hospital and local property mentions, with figures ranging from 200 to 3,757 dollars and dates in 1914.
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H. Bennett
Merchants' and Farmers’ Mutual Fire
Nsurance Ge
Taylor St
H. Bower
Hancock
Adsbernie
Mat Rankin
Husband
Thurber
Grover Cleveland
Whitcom
Ea Creas
Fowler
Stash
Jackson Mt
Sloan
L Shelden
Pyier
MA Wits
Ates
Ayers Hair Vigor Sold for 60 Years Prompts Curiosity
Ledin notes the long standing Ayers Hair Vigor product has endured for six decades and remains a topic of neighborhood chatter. The claim of merit and public interest suggests ongoing consumer awareness and local interest in its history.
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Ledin
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Fire
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Karen
St. Petersburg
St. Louis
Red Cross Society
Blanche Holes
Shipa
Onebt
Blanche Smith
Lyaree
G. Soulth
Topeka Baschilt Association
Hfarry Southwick
Cromhitis
Topeka Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Jackson
Tani
Cagitat Lodge
T. M
the Maccabees
Ht. David's Society
Welsh Society of
Topeka
Od Fellows Hall
West Sixth
Ward Page
A.W. Dana
Eemines
Cremere Te
Tom Durka
Fins
Crimeries
Clavtion Board
Iere
Eleee
William Maclay Lyon
Charles M.sheldon
West Fifteenth Street
Lansing
P. J. Coney
Te- Ineka
Coney
Jobo Baxtterstill
State Printing House
St. Paul
Rich & Clyman
Topeka Pipe Organ Association
T. J. Anderson
Coe
London
Greal
Britain
Spain
Elpling
Eigr
Castom
Ifn
Montgomery County
Hoch, Kelly
Justice Atkinson
Auditor Wells
Wheatley
D. W. Mulvane
Bowersock
Inn County
Henry Allen
Henry McGrew
Wyandotte
Seco
Allen
Germany
Southwest
Africa
Terre Haute
Ind
J. Seibert, Good & Co
S. H. Knox & Co
Five
Ten Cent
S. H. Knox Company
Buffalo
Daniel Good
Chicago
Moros
Dowie
Ayers
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