Burdett Praises Dr Bull's Cough Syrup
J S Burdett the well known humorist endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup saying it prevents hoarseness and coughs, keeps him clear for public recitals, and recommends it for sore throat and bronchitis. Ad notes the Bulls Head on the pack and offers a free calendar and medical booklet to readers who write.
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Candidacy details mix for county race in Seventh district
The Hutchinson News reports on Dayhoff of Reno County seeking the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction. Rumors swirl over potential challengers including Frank Nelson. Dayhoff has prior elected service in the county, travels widely, and supporters note Reno County’s absence from a state ticket. Other names like Luling and W. C. Glenn are mentioned in district support discussions.
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Pioneer real estate dealer of Topeka praised by remedy user
I Ross, TOpeka real estate pioneer of 27 years, claims Kodol Dyspepsia remedy cured him of long standing dyspepsia. He relocated Topeka in 1572 and helped grow the town. The 77 year old says he remains active despite previous hardships and endorses Kodol.
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Young Corbett Seeks Broadway Cafe Venture
In Denver on July 14, Young Corbett discussed a half interest in a thirst cafe on Broadway New York. He expects patronage from many friends and plans training after concluding press duties. He doubts McGovern’s championship chances while stressing a rougher, more natural fighting style over pure science.
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Big Four for Baltimore and McGraw’s Christmas Surprise
Baltimore gossip centers on John J. McGraw and Joe Kelly joining forces with Wee Willie Keeler and Sam Horn to form a formidable lineup for the Orioles. Rumors swirl of a top trio agreement with Malone and other stars, aiming to boost the pennant chances for Baltimore within the next season.
Burkett Refutes New York Contract Pressure
The St Louis American League star Jesse Burkett confirms rumors that New York interests pressed him to break his contract. He says the New York club attempted to entice him with a veiled offer to join and manage their team and insists he would not travel to discuss the matter.
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Great Trotting Match Prompted By Abbot Lawson Challenge
New York reports superintendent John T Scannell owner of The Abbot confirms readiness to face T W Lawson's Borsima in a trotting match. He offers a guaranteed stake and would forward a 5 000 check as earnest, seeking a series of races three out of five against any rival trotter.
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Walcott Jackson Bout and Milwaukee Baseball Interest
Philadelphia January 14 Joe Walcott and Jules Peter Jackson fought six rounds with Walcott strongest in four of five rounds. Milwaukee rumors confirm two teams for next season with Western League securing grounds and a revised lease for the Milwaukee American League park. Santry Goulette bout set for January 16 at Grands Rapids with a clean ten rounds and a 75 percent prize split for the winner.
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Terry McGovern’s Brother Trains for Championship Fight
New York report says Terry McGovern is guiding his younger brother George toward a future world featherweight title bid. George, about 16 or 17 years old and weighing near 112 pounds, sparred daily with Terry as the elder brother plans a major bout next year. George shows promise, displaying speed, power, and a sturdy punch as he eyes a higher level of competition.
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Clingman Signs Heimert as New Milwaukee Pitcher
Milwaukee reports Piieher Faldin Heimert, a southpaw from Jefferson, Wisconsin, signed by Manager William Clingman after farm spells with Worcester. Heimert, long touted as a phenom, joins the Milwaukee club as a promising addition amid other league moves and stadium updates at Athletic Park.
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Dagmar Wins as Track Records Fall at New Orleans
Daily notes reveal Dagmar and rivals Dagmar, Mr Phinzey, and Ei Gher as winning favorites in a New Orleans race meeting. Dagmar clocked 3 04 in the steeplechase, setting a new track record. George Odom arrived to ride during the meeting. Weather was clear and cool with a fast track.
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Indianapolis Club Signs Pitcher Frank Killen
The Indianapolis ball club today signed pitcher Frank Killen. Killen is a well known figure and one of the top pitchers in the big leagues, adding experience to the roster as preparations begin for the season.
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Revival at Newton Crowds Meetings and 199 Conversions
Newton bulletin reports the revival at Newton drawing crowds day and night with about 199 conversions on Sunday. If the current pace holds, nearly 500 residents of Newton and nearby areas may join before the revival ends.
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Muddle in Cowley County Over Reward For Murderer Arrest
Arkansas City crowding over payment of a $200 reward for Wiltberger murder arrest prompts probate and district court actions. Breene claims half for arresting Clyde Moore and Charlie Betts, while county records show exclusive discretion to award. Supreme Court appeal likely in Clyde Moore case as heirs and state defer reward outcome.
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Stockman Tull killed by switch engine at Emporia depot
Emporia, Jan 14 George Tull a wealthy stockman from Kevery Kansas was run over and killed near the depot about 10 o clock while waiting for a Kansas City train. He arrived with stock for Kansas City and was standing on the tracks when a Santa Fe switch engine backed past him. Both legs were severed and he died leaving a wife. A companion with him was injured but not seriously.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC ELECTION HEADING AHEAD FOR COUNCIL
Fragmentary notes indicate concerns about council decisions affecting a division headquarters and potential loss for Missouri Pacific. The fragment mentions organizational stake in Missouri and Pacific regions, with uncertainty over the outcome and local impact.
Senta Fe Head Resort Excursion Rates
Travel rates list for Senta Fe Head Resort with round trips to Phoenix, San Antonio, El Paso, Santa Fe, Hot Springs and other health resorts. Noted prices include 65 dollars to Phoenix, 30 to San Antonio, 43.40 to El Paso, 21 to Monte? Nevada area, and 28.85 to Hot Springs with varying return validity. Agent identified as T. L. King, Topeka office.
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