Peruna touted by readers amid summer illness letters
A jumble of testimonials and promotion for the Peruna remedy, including Emme A Bell and Marie Coats praising its effects on catarrh and stomach ailments. The piece urges readers to secure Dr Hartman’s free book on summer diseases and claims Peruna prevents diarrhoea and other abdominal catarrhal issues. It presents anecdotal curing stories and a medical endorsement from the advertiser.
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Art Man
Perone
Dorris
Roy Umbs
Peruna
Perina
Hartman
Press
Ohio
Empty Hawaiian treasury warns of crisis and delays
Bonolwa reports Hawai i treasury draining with salary warrants paid for now and funds expected from November none left for those warrants. Government faces two month gap. Chinese immigration certificates and past guarantees loom as potential debt under old regime. Seeks aid from New York financiers to avert default amid public money shortfalls. Twelve Chinese arrivals referenced with ship certificates granting admission and related liabilities.
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Associated Press
Bonolwa
San Francisco
Treasury of
Hawai
Femierae
Danish Princes Planned US Visit Amid Crown Prospects
Copenhagen reports Prince Christian and Princess Caroline preparing a trip to America while awaiting the king's age-based accession. The potential journey reflects ongoing talks about the Danish royal line and succession timing.
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Copenhagen
Christian, Eidout
United States
Prince
Charies of Giso
America
India
Tax collection crackdown targets dog owners and borers
Warrant proclamations and arrest plans issued for overdue taxes with a daily rate of six to teen until compliance. Authorities emphasize firm action and payment enforcement while hinting at broader measures. Also advertises dyspepsia relief and digestion aids with Aloe products listed at the end.
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Dog Tex Emporia
Ean
Burson Champions 58000-Acre Wichita Mountains Park Plan
D. G. Burson of Potwin spearheaded a petition drive among state and federal officials to create a national park in the Wichita Mountains. After endorsements from Oklahoma leaders, the interior secretary announced setting aside 58,000 acres for park use. Burson, born December 8, 1852 in Ohio, later moved to Lawton.
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United States
Wichita Mountains
D. ©. Burson
Potwin
Burson
Bureau of Forestry
Wichits Monu
Department
Dr. Sleewer
Torney
Interior Department
Oklahoma City
Commercial Club
Okiahomea City
Ohio
McKinley
Lawton
Ted
Police Jottings and Promised Relief in Topeka Court
Police court Monday evening saw Chief Stahl push for disposing of liquor cases and a string of small infractions. defendants included Vinimler's wire work, a ten year old burglary lead, Mrs McLarty drunkenness, Olive Lodge quarantine violation, and John Bradshaw with mates facing warrants. The day mixed fines, promises to reform, and warnings as spectators watched a lively session in Topeka.
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Stah
Aincaster
Radnor Shaft
G. Vinimler
Vinimler
Smith
Olive Lodge
Chiefs lucky day raid nets booze crew and stash
Monday the chief led a raid on an enemy liquor den capturing Mike Thompson Fred Simmons and Chat Davie with their outfit including ice chest keg pump and gingles. Bob Shelby then delivered 360 dollars in cash to the ju ller before the trio resumed work. Hours later another raid found the same setup with Shelby replacing Davis and a paper bond seized after no 1500 dollars on the man. John McCrow the wanted booze destroyer bound for Salina. Sheriff has pursued him turning up the man alive last night to Officer Hall and the sheriff.
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Uce
Mike Thompson
Fred Simmons
Chat Davie
Bob Shelby
Juller
Shelby
Davis
Shelhy
John McCrow
Salina
John
Hall
Sterne Ready for Four Year Marshal Term Change
Copeland county eyes a shift in federal leadership as Marshal Sterne defends his four year term while rumors place Crum and Tracy as a combined show of force. Burton allies pressure potential removal amid political tension. Sterne vows to finish his tenure though open to departure, as deputies hopeful for names include Wil A. Thompson F. Biddle Steve Cave and Don B. Willits.
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Copeland
United States
Terch
Marshal Sterne
Burton
Crum
Tracy
Sterns
Sterna
Sterne
Alwass
Harrie
Merehal Sterne
Liz
Wil A. Thomps F. Biddle
Coldwater
Steve Cave
Don B. Willits
Noted Wrestlers Jenkins and Wittimer to Contest World Title
Cleveland July articles of agreement signed for a mixed wrestling match between Tom Jenkins and Charles Wittimer in this city. Largest official purse and a $1000 bet. Date and venue to be decided later.
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Wittimer
Cleveland
Tom Jenkins
Charles Wittimaer
Hip
Obialabie
Boycott British Posters Stir Paris as Boers Condemn English Actions
A Paris Latin Quarter poster signed by Paris students and Transvaal volunteers calls a July 1 fete boycott of English goods and establishments. M Castante, president of the Transvaal volunteers, urges actions against English firms and social venues to protest English conduct in South Africa.
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New York
Paris
Herald
Transvaal
Grand
M. Castante
Transveal Volunteers
South Africa
Abyssinian Campaign Struggles With Mad Mullah Reported
The Times dated June 28 from Cer roguby, Somali country, notes Abyssinian forces attacking the Mad Mullah failed to find him. Provisions are exhausted and troops are eating camels and other transport animals. Unless food is procured in days, many will starve.
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London
The
Times
Cerroguby
River tragedy claims another swimmer at Santa Fe bridge
John Grantz, a fourth drowning victim of the season, disappeared while swimming with larger boys near the Santa Fe bridge in North Topeka. His body was found tangled in old pilings by Joe Ewing, who had been aiding in the search since the accident. Willie Bat may have met the same fate nearby. The report also notes university department reorganizations at Berkeley and California.
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John Grantz
Little Russia
North Topeka
Santa Fe Bridge
Joe Ewing
Ewing
Willie
Posthumous honors reported for civilians and soldiers in attack
London dispatch says posthumous honors have been bestowed on many civilians and soldiers killed in attacks on foreigners during the war against foreigners. The fate of those involved remains uncertain until the court returns. A Copenhagen steamer line to Chicago is planned with American and Danish capitalists backing the venture.
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London
Pe‘in
Chicago
Copenhagen
The Shamrocks Race Near Five Mile Mark
A damaged report from July describes the Shamrocks and Rothssy yachts racing off the Firth of Clyde. The challenger led early, delivering a steady gain as the course tested windward tactics. Weather and vineyard notes from distant reports accompany a brief European dispatch.
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Rothssy
Firth of Clyde
Sketeer
Nate Mite
Cumbera
Abilene Air Teems With Flying Bugs From Field
In Abilene the air has been filled with a swarm of bugs seen flying from nearby fields during the recent hot days. Residents report nuisance but no injuries or damage currently attributed to the insects.
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Abilene
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