Boss Buster Eyes The Rep Re sentative Of His Party
Fragmentary OCR shows a midcentury style item with a character nicknamed Boss Buster and a query about whether the man is excited. It mentions a police man and janitor imagery, plus a legal suit filed by General John Green Ballance 17 8 A and his brother Wills H Ballance over rental proceeds and diverted funds. A social dance at the ACW hall in Peoria is noted for Feb 2 with invitation to all.
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Peoria
John Green Ballance
Statasta
Wills H. Ballance
Ballance
Sar
Pooria
Lone of
Eleven arrests in Pendleton over land fraud case
Federal agents arrested eleven Pendleton residents tied to the Thompson homestead fraud prosecution. Warranted suspects include Charles Cunningham and Judge Hartman among others. charges cover false affidavits and filing proofs for homesteads never visited. Some defendants released on bonds as high as two thousand dollars.
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Pendleton
Ore
Feredal
Asa B. Thompson
LaGrande
Portland
United States Government of Public Lands
Charles Cunningham
Umatilla
Thompson
Hartman
Joe Hi. Parkes
Asa Rayburn
Dallas O'Hara
Glen H. Salling
Shelly Jones
Mark Shackelford
Kate James
John Doe
Richard Roe
Lee Morehouse
Supreme Court of the United States
Cunningham
Parkes
Special Land
A. F R. Green
Harmon
Joseph Parkes
Bpon
Rayburn
O'Harm
Bailing
Jones
Shack
Stomach on Fire Promises of a Moberly Patent Remedy
Mrs. K Doherty of 115 Contra Street Moberly Missouri recounts years of severe indigestion weight loss and near death from emaciation. After doctors failed she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with stopping pain restoring appetite and weight from 98 to 160 pounds. Neighbors doubted her recovery but she now urges pale men and women to try the pills and notes a free diet book offer. Pills cost 60 cents a box or two dollars for six with Schenectady address for orders.
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K. Doherty
Contra Street
Moberly
Sonvillelng
Walter
Williams
Dr. Wil- Maths Medicine Co
Schenectady
Indiana youth sleeps outdoors two winters battling TB
Waves Indiana January 20 16 year old Leonard a rural youth has spent his second year living in open air to fight tuberculosis. Despite harsh weather he endures with only straw shelter beside his grandfather’s home the doctor says air exposure is the treatment that may restore his health without medicine.
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Indiana
Fussell Leonard
Alice
Init
Jeonard
Ncute
Enda
Excey
Thoroughbred Livestock Show Returns Feb 5 Tickets On Sale
Event repeats at hall 415 Avenue with Hipbite and Return $5.15 Santa Fe account and thoroughbred livestock show. Tickets on sale February 5. Byersbody welcomes attendees.
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ALO
Hall
415 Avenue
Byersbody Welcone
Electric Belt Free Survey Ad Claims Big Returns
A garbled advertisement promises a free electric belt and urges readers to send applications to The Physician's Institute. It touts a £100 credit and asks for name and address with a postage stamp, but the text is unclear and likely promotional in nature.
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Maine
Pilgrims celebrate cross Atlantic cable dinner in New York and London
Delmonico's in New York hosted the American branch of the Pilgrims Society with Sir Henry Mortimer Durand as guest of honor. A Curzon hotel supper followed in London as exchanges via cable linked the two gatherings. Messages from Choate, Lord Roberts, and Wilson framed the event amid applause for Anglo American ties.
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Lenton
Jan
Tingtine Society
Delmonico’s
New York
Henry Mortimer Durand
United States
Curttam
Delmenico
Pilgrims Society
Josiph FH. Choate
Earl of Halsbury
Edw
Durand
Henrys Bit
Thomas Lipton
Lord Deerhurst
Lord Delaltfax
Sie
Alfred Lewis Jones
John Henniker Heaton
Carter
Archdeacon Sinclair
Alexsdler Siemenn
Lot Reberts
Lord Cans
Pilirenn
Jorgieh
Choate
Eval Cable Company
Delmonico's
Carson Hotel
London
Tormado
Delmonice
the Pilet
Henry Mortimer Durald
Bishop Potter
Henry
Armstrong
U.S. N
James Beck
Pennays
Ine
Alfred E. Gates
Thomas Barclay
Paris
Griges
George Gray
Morris Ix. Jexup
AT Mills
D. Parker Morgan
MuacVeagh
Frederick Togers
Percy Sanderson
Terneat N. Stires
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Joseph Wheeler
M. Youn
Wilson
Walter Noel
Lord Roberts
Tne Wch
Earl Roberts
Rence
Nicholson
Corbin
Admiral Beresford
Admiral Rodgers
Lord Brasay
Morria K. Jesup
Senator Donen
Dr. Sinclair
Great Britain
Colonel Hutchinson
Ehairman
Bishop Futter
Ristion Potter
Reegret
Roosevelt
India
England
America
Griggs
Erglind
Aveon
Arthur J. Balfour
Sanderson
Mr Siocovich Tit in Francisco Cal Jan 2
Notice records William B Siocovich of New Brunswick as likely related to a Tit in San Francisco California dated January 2 with fragmentary details indicating a civil or legal matter. The readable portion names Siocovich and places but lacks full context or outcome.
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Siocovich
Francisco
Cal
Wiliam B Ssosovich
New Brunswick
Turbulent Potpourri of Topeka News and Gossip
Local items from Topeka include a divorce granted in district court, a federal counterfeiting case, church services at 212 North Kansas, and a mix of civic notes. Reports cover a fire, an elephant trainer killed abroad, municipal discussions on frescoing council walls, and upcoming visits by dignitaries with linked civic and social events.
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Clark S. Page
District Court
Friends
Kansia Avenue
Kansas City
Young Latay
Hirzon
Susie Hudelson
Robert P. Hadelson
Jane Brown
Topeka Baseball
P.m
Topeka
T. S. Williams
Eleetion
Schiter
Schiloter & Hollar
W.T. Horn
Horn
RS Brigham
Clad Hamilton
Greenwoodsvinue
Wotwin
George Lockhart
Topela
Ringling Deus
Enelend
Charles Biskestey
Miles
J. N.G
J. W. Geleere
J. W. Kaiser
Woodmen of the World
Iowa
Kansas
Emma B. Manchester
Sheriff Henderson
Greenwood
Bureks
George Tucker
Geo. Wood
Omar Hell
The
Burcke Herald
John Redmond
L & Cheston
FS. Jackson
Oakland Brethren Church
James M. Neff
Missouri
Eubjoe
Miss Spooner
Allen White
New York
Cetil Spoon
Tory
Counell
Couneil
State Journal
Dienne
Quincy Street
Ninth
Tepith Streets
Title Theater Company
New Jer
Nvel
Trenton
Aetus Ie
W. J. Davis
Harry J. Powers
Marc Kinn
Wim. Walch
St. Cecilia
Julian White
Miles Vereen Hand
Southwestern Fuel Company
J. Coughlin
A. I. Wiss
P. J. Filey
H. G Webber
Hostile Indians At San Blas Coast Alarm Bancroft Crew
The U S gunboat Bancroft arrived at Colon from the San Blas coast reporting a hostile Indian gathering at Caledonia bay near 200 fighters armed with bows and old guns. The crew prepared to fire but did not shoot as the Indians retreated. Bancroft then sailed to Colon with the incident report.
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Colon
U. 5
Bancroft
San Blas
Caledonia Bay
Democrats Plan County Ticket For Topeka Ward Nominations Set
Democrats issue a February 13 call for a February 18 meeting of the county central committee to set the county convention call and elect delegates to the state convention and members of the new central committee. They anticipate nominating a full Topeka city ticket with ward caucuses on March 2 to choose council candidates. The caucus calls go out February 26 with locations announced. March 2 central committee will ratify ward nominations.
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Democratic County Central Committee
New Central
Sual
Topeka
City Central Committee
Valleuses
Distilleries Shut Down Amid Low Demand In Peoria
Monarch and Atlas distilleries, two major whisky houses, close today for an indefinite period due to weak demand and ample stock. Corning distillery restarts Monday after October explosion and fire. Woolmer will start in a few days. Independent plants plan to hire displaced workers.
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Peoria
Monarch
Atlas Distilleries
Whisky Trust
Corning
Woolmer Didlery
Bridegroom Faints During Charleston Bride’s Wedding
New York report: William Dupont Cater of Charleston South Carolina son of Julius M Cater and grand nephew of General Francis Marion died of pneumonia after a hospital attempt at a marriage to his second cousin Anna Cater an art student. The groom fainted early in the ceremony as oxygen was given to revive him but he died in a few minutes. Cater had come to engage in his bride’s work.
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New York
William Dupont Cater
Charleston
S. C
Julius M. Cater
Francis Marion
Anna Cater
Cew
Cater
Weekly Bank Statement From New York City
The statement of averages of clearing house banks in New York for the week shows deposits at 1,007,063,800 with an increase of 37,640,500 and loans 1,554,552,100 up 22,487,200. Circulation stands at 42,728,000 with a decrease of 8,066,500 and reserve positions reflect an increase of 85,910,125.
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New York
Japan orders millions of pounds of mess beef to Orient depots
Railway freight officials report large shipments of canned beef from the east through San Francisco to military depots in the Orient. Japan orders 2,500,000 pounds from Kansas City Omaha and Chicago and has contracted 12,000 cases in Cincinnati. By February 16 Japan will have taken about 7,900,000 pounds of mess beef from the United States. Existing shipments from Chicago Kansas City and Cranston total roughly 6,090,000 pounds, plus 3 million pounds already loaded aboard ships.
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San Francisco
Cal
East
Orient
Japan
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicago
Cincinnst
Cranhan
Rural Route Plans For Kansas March First
Western Rural Routes in Hanover Washington County include three routes covering 34 square miles with population 0.27 percent Stockdale. Tiley County lists one route of 27 square miles with population 449. Promotes Dam'n Ointment at 50 cents per bottle for skin conditions.
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Washington
Kansas
Hanover
Washington County
Stockdale
Tiley County
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Bio
Theodore J. Rhem
United American Mechanics
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Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Theodore J. Rehm
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Gatlin Drug Co., Distributors
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Young Again
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