Mayor Ramsdell of Lynn Endorses Paine's Celery Compound
A dated letter from Walter L. Ramsdell, long serving mayor of Lynn, praises Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for overwork and nerve strain. The missive cites improved appetite, reduced fatigue, better sleep, and steadier nerves, urging readers to consider the tonic in challenging office duties.
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Ramedell
Lynn
Peopl's Party
Democratic
Citizens’ Reform Party
Socrats
Ramsdell
He's Party For Congress
Wells & Richardson Co
Burnington
Paine
Walter L. Ramsdele
Herves
Pines
Canadian Bicycle Makers Seek Eight Dollar Duty
Ottawa January 29 Canadian bicycle manufacturers urge a specific eight dollar duty on each bicycle imported from the United States. They complain the present tariff of thirty percent is ineffective. Government members have not expressed an opinion.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
McKinley Speech Lifts Markets in New York Banquet Night
London reports Pres ident McKinley’s remarks at the National Association of Manufacturers banquet in New York boosted business on the stock exchange. The Board of Pardons winds down its quarterly session with three clemency recommendations and most cases sent to the governor for final action.
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McKinley
London
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Board of Pardons
Ases
Yen
Perdon
Cure a Cold in One Day Odious Patent Remedy Ad
Fragmentary ad text references Lae Saantive Bromoquinine tablets and a claim of curing a cold in one day. Mentions genuine users and a location at 75 Kan. Ave. but details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Whitmere Ros
Burbers
Kan
Use for Popcorn as a Health Aid and Constipation Remedy
A fragment discusses using popcorn as a seed food and natural living remedy for constipation. It suggests thoroughly chewing seed foods like popped corn as a health measure, replacing drugs in obstinate cases and noting morning effects. It also mentions weakened nerves and intestinal elements as causes, with health returning upon improvement.
Opportunity and Underwood Poems Spar Over Plagiarism Claim
A dispute centers on two poems attributed to John Ingalls and an Underwood reference. I. T. Yount accuses Ingalls of plagiarism in an Oregon caper poem, while biographical sources question Underwood’s authorship. The texts compare Opportunity and a quoted verse about fate and power, with questions about origins and attributions.
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John D. McDonald
I. T. Yount
John 7. Ingalls
Oregon
Underwood
Iippingott
John DB. Underwood
Thether Underwood
Inealls
Sulctide Threats Shine Through Cincinnati Robbery Case
Police say a wounded man claims two highwaymen robbed him and shot him on a Cincinnati street. C. I. Shiten, president of the Ki en Fleur and Pred oont Company, was found fatally shot and clings to the theory of death by suicide as investigations stall with no new developments.
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Cincinnat
Shiten
Kien Fleur
Oont- Pany
Toder
Aeroutiel Oy
Hous
Feud
Railroads pledge funds for state exhibit at Omaha Exposition
The Missward Pacific and Sant officials are first to respond to the governor's plan to raise 35,000 among Kansas railroads for an exhibit from Kansas to the Omaha Exposition. Both say they will contribute their share if the other Kansas roads do likewise.
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Omaha
Missward Pacific
Sant
Kansas
Tetdy
London figures and plays in transition amid season changes
London society eyes spring season as men travel to the Mediterranean and Monte Carlo. Fashionable ladies parade with a calf, while ritualistic disputes flare at St. Helier’s Church. The stage scene glows with Arthur Wing Pinero’s Trelawny of the Wells and Heerbohm Tree’s Julius Caesar, yet Irving’s Peter the Great nears withdrawal amid looming replacements.
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Associated Press
London
West End
Beto
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Mentone
Nice
John W. Mackay
Rome
Signora de Cricpi
Esc
Hastings
Arthur W. Fine
Trelawny
the Wells
Lord Anesisa
James Erskine
Heerbohm Tree
Sullus Caesar
Night and Day Work in Steel Industry Amid Busy Trade
R G Dun & Co notes in its Weekly Review of Trade that January brought higher business with 7.3 percent more clearing house payments and railroad earnings up 12 percent. Many mills run night and day and one large steel concern reportedly operates Sundays to meet orders. Prices stay low but demand grows. Wake negotiations and 10 percent wage increases target April 2 for 200,000 central-region cen tainers, while wheat prices rise and exports surge. Failures rise in US to 42, Canada 1, reflecting mixed economic signals and strong foreign demand.
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New York
R G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Clearihg
Atlantic
Pacifc
Tacoma
Axaentine
Ad Dour
Russia
Milix
United States
Agelnist
Canada
Spain Celebrates Peace With Te Deum in Madrid
King Alfonso, the queen regent, cabinet, diplomats, and Madrid officials attended a te deum at San Francisco Church to mark pacification of the Philippines. Cuba not included in the arrangement.
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Philippines
Worden Is Respited California Train Wrecker Gets Another Chance
San Francisco January 20 Governor Budd announced Worden, condemned for the train wreck, will receive another respite. Evidence before the sanity committee may be rejected unless sworn affidavits are provided. Affidavits from the East must be sent to complete the process before the documents return to the city.
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Worden
California
San Francisco
Budd
Werden
Bloomington Judge Bequeaths 200000 for City Hospital
Judge John M. Scott leaves 200000 to Bloomington under a trust for his heirs until their death, then the fund goes to the city to found a hospital in Bloomington NL. The will directs the trust and specifies the hospital’s founding goal.
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John M. Scott
Bloomington
John O. Scott
Skaters Gather for National Contests at Spring Lake
Poughkropsie New York January 23 The city shows strong interest in the national association skating races to be held at Spring Lake near Vassar college beginning today The ice is perfect and the course will feature a six lap mile with a 400 foot center section and a 330 yard straightaway The track is 20 to 20 feet wide on each side with easy turns J R McCulloch the world champion is among the first arrivals in town New Cassino near Colorado Springs January 2 Plans for new housing at Broadmoor are ready and out for bids for construction The larger planned house will replace the fire destroyed old one with more exterior and interior space Pure Peg Flour at J Heller s 27 Main Street.
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N.Y
Spring Lake
Vassar College
New Cassino
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Springs
Jan
Broadmoor
Kansas Day Campaign Opens at Copeland with 13 Speakers
The Kansas Day celebration at the Copeland hotel draws Republicans from across the state, with crowded halls and lobby activity as organizers plan campaigns and select candidates. A program features 13 speeches led by W. Y. Morgan as toastmaster, including Charles Curtis, W. L. Huggins, and G. W. Wheatley, with the Amphion club providing music.
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Copeland
Offic
Asker Thiat
Fis
Woo
W. Y. Morgan
Mutchingon
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Topeka
W. L. Huggins
Emporis
G. W. Wheatley
Galena
J. M. Miller
Cornell Grove
Ty—W. L. Cunningham
Washburn College
J. Q Thompson
Pratt
Fred Trigg
Garnett
H. F. Mazon
Garden City
A. P. Tiddle
Minneapolis
A. Perry
Troy
Boss
Columbus Borin
Oberlin
Barton
Abilene
Morgan
Amphion Club
Move to grant tramway privileges to Alaska corporations
Washington reports the general office introduces in Congress a measure granting certain tramway and other privileges over Alaska to corporations. If enacted, the bill would open a regular path for those seeking such privileges, aiding conduct of operations under established rules.
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Washington
Comminefaner Herango
Eqneraliam
Alaska
Deuba
Maress
Wyoming Blizzard Strands Lander Mail Route Trains Late
A severe Wyoming blizzard pounding central regions south and east of Lander for four to five days delays mail stages from Rawlins to Lander by 24 to 40 hours. Sheep interests fear storm damage to flocks as stages struggle along the route.
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Lander
Wye
Jan
Wyoming
Marriage of T J McGue Near Norton
Report says Thor J McCue receiver of the Colby land office for four years will wed Miss Kittie M Grier of Norton sister of John J Grier of Colorado Springs and proprietor of Rock Island eating houses west of Philipsburg McCue has been offered travel auditor post at Foster Lumber Co in Kananaan and his successor is to take charge about February 15 Miss Grier is described as amiable and highly educated Myrtle Mitchell to sing at First Presbyterian concert February 4 Also mentions Homeseekers' excursion tickets via Santa Fe Route on February 1 and local ads from Peerless Steam Laundry
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Norton
Thor. J. McCue
Colby Land Office
Kittie M. Grier
John J. Grier
Colorado Springs
Rock Island
Philipsburg
McCue
Foster Lumber Company
Kanaan
Mins Grier
Mise Myrtle Mitchell
Simpson Attacks Pension Dept Delays in Washington
Congressman Jerry Simpson voiced frustration over pension and claims delays, citing Western Kansans and a Topeka case from H. C. Townsend. He criticized department efficiency, noting few pension approvals recently. Also reported: Santa Fe Train 2 split into three sections near Topeka and a ribbed ad for Mystic Cure and other remedies.
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Santa Fe
Bants Fe
Topeka
Nexit
California
Tame
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West 6Th
State Journal
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Man Simpson
Pension Department
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Kansan
West
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Grand Army of the Republic
Tapeh
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T. F. Anthony
Promise City
Swift &Wolliday Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
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Tisecibae Uit
Siathes
Dundas
Tang
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