Kidney Cure Ad Claims for Mer Ie Kid-ne-wids
An advertisement touts Mor row's Kidney aids and Mor Row's Liverix as cures for kidney troubles and rheumatic symptoms. It quotes Mrs G. W. Sweessy of Topeka praising relief after use, and notes availability at drug stores and local retailers in Springfield and surrounding towns.
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Mra
G. W. Sweessy
van Buren Street
Topeka
Katieas
Morrow
Tex Morina
Liverlix
Beth Cam
Il Drug Stores
Seite & Hollidays
Duke Atureow Ca
Chemis
Jaks Sturrow & Co
Sprinefield, Obi
License Saloon Proposals Stir City Politics
A discussion on licensing saloons surfaces amid a broader political debate. George Hart and others advocate regulation while supporters warn of propriety and constitutional limits. The article notes a court challenge and the looming election to decide the licensing framework.
Gould Gives Up Fight in Continental Match Clash
Edwin Gould agrees to quit the fight with the Diamond and Continental Match companies after years of warfare. The settlement includes Gould transferring control of Continental Match or selling to Diamond Match, plus director election, new capital of 3,005,000 proposed, and additional funds to expand, with Walders at par. The accord ends the lengthy conflict sparked by Gould and the Thamard and other rivals.
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Chisago
Sansert
Edwin Gould
Mr Gould
Continental Match Control
Diastemd
Diamond
Diamond Match Company
Ewin Gould
Walders
Ggeressivenses
Thamard Match Company
Peneme
Woman Fined for Libel in Indiana Court
At Wataas Indiana Jane S Hannah Kelly a widow ten miles east of the town was found guilty of libel against Mary Cesta Mikoeril. The trial revealed jealousy and slander targeting Miss Kelly’s character. The court assessed costs after a jury verdict and the case proceeded to sentencing.
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Dow
Wataas
Jane S
Hannah Kelly
Atewar
Ming Kelly
Mey
Mikes
Kellstrot
Arblyration Praise For Tee Jutnenn State Arbiter
Tee Jutnenn earns praise across the state for efforts in arbitration between operators and miners. June 5 set as meeting date for operator and representative bodies to address disputes with Southern Kansas and Indian Territory miners. Juhrees has served as mediator during the strike, aiding an arbitration agreement and efforts to amicably resolve tensions.
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Tee Jutnenn
State Society
Jabot
Atrkteg
Ond
Mings
Kaneus
Juhrees
Seeeri
Ari
Otters
Roway's Pills and the Pact Sale in New York
Fragmented OCR text notes Roway's Pills and mentions a product pact and sale in New York. The readable phrases reference Cure ideas, cheek, three y, and a settee auction context, with tangled names and unclear dates. Local details are obscured, but the piece points to a medicinal remedy being marketed in New York.
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Phires A
New York
It May Come. Secretary Morgan Expects to Hinow in a Few Days.
Secretary Morgan expects action within days on a business matter amid ongoing negotiations. The item appears in a concise news brief describing anticipated developments and relevant parties.
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Morgan
Topeka Gas Considers Dollar Rate to Boost Consumption
Delayed reports say Governor Flower's death slowed talks with Topeka Gas. Secretary Morgan forecasts a possible one dollar rate to attract customers, arguing it could raise consumption and ease city council action. He warns higher rates will not satisfy the public or investors.
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H. 5. Morgan
Topeka Gas Company
Topeka
Moreau
Flower
Anthony Brady
Teeka
Pratt
Mr. Morgan
Ems
United States
Winakd Waditsb
Peo
Ae Fae
F Ae
Dir
Morgan
Germany
Nnsep
Sts
Toeke Coteumers
Corbett on the Run Fleeing a Poet in New York Saloon
In New York James Keating confronts former champion James J Corbett in public, a clash escalates when Keating recites verses. Corbett flees along Broadway to Seventh Avenue and into a saloon seeking shelter while police clear a path for escape. Keating persists challenging with words and blows.
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New York
James J. Cornett
Fitasimmons
James Keating
Corbett
Keating
Great Dane
Broadway
Thirtyfourth Street
Pompadour
Jim
Cologne Gazette Foresakes Animosity Toward United States
The Cologne Gazette predicts improved U S German relations as Samoa settles and the Philippines are resolved. It notes Germany’s rights in Samoa and protected interests in the Philippines, aided by a new German cable to the United States, hopes Americans will value Germany’s stance.
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Cologne Gazette
America
Germany
Berlin
United State
Philippines
Nn Hon
Samoa
United States
Echoes of the Union a Filipino Insurgent Victory Notice
A 1899 translated Filipino newspaper fragment reports a victory by the insurgent army, describes outposts into Manila, cheers in streets, bells ringing, Te Deum in a Catholic town, and praises the Filipino Republic. Francisco Garcia signs the Union dated Feb 2 1899.
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State Historical Society
la Independencia Union
J. W. Ozlas
Kansas
Fillpino
Union
James 5. Chase
Mexica
Independence
Holy Temple
Teten
Republe
Bachotan
Francisco Garcia
To Mountain View Oklahoma Return One Fare Plus $2.00
Travel to Mountain View Oklahoma and return for one fare plus 2.00 in 1859 tickets sold June, good to June 27. Washita county town on the Washita River offers cheap land as the C R B extension opens opportunity. Full details from Fuller C P TA or A W Lacey Ticket Agent North Topeka.
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Mountain View
Oklahoma
Washita
Washita County
Okishorma
A. W. Lacey
North Topeka
American Steam Laundry Ad Promotes Frayless Collars
A vintage notice from American Steam Laundry advertises collars that have no rough edges. It urges readers to save their necks and delivers the telephone contact 241. The ad repeats the firm name and cites steam laundry services with a call to action.
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American Steam Laundry
Riot Over Strip of Ground Delays Oklahoma City Rail Line
A clash between Oklahoma City and the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railway erupted Saturday as city workers tore up a mile of track over disputed land tied to a Sherman acquisition. Shots fired, injuries unspecified, and an injunction halted further work. Hearings set for June 27 as both sides blame the other for escalating tensions.
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Guthrie, O. T
Oklahoma City
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
T. M. Richardson
Sherman
Warren
Threy
Burwell
Tater & Santa Fe Section
Purcell
H_ EL Asp
The
W A White Pooled at Harvey Eating House
Atchison Globe reports W A White and wife traveled with a Fred Harvey pass, using it freely at Harvey eating houses along the Santa Fe until a last station where the pass no longer applied. White paid $2.75 for breakfast prompting a surprised reaction from his wife and a confession.
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Harvey
Atchison Globe
W. A. White
Atchison
White
Mr. White
Fred Harvey
Jubilee at Argentine marks reception for railway officials
A reception and dinner occur at the R T M A building in Argentine with Governor W E Stanley of Kansas expected to speak. International secretaries and local officials will attend as the Argentine band and vocal quartet perform. Guthrie engineers discuss railway extension plans through Oklahoma and nearby towns.
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Japrentine
R. T
Argentine
W. E. Stanley
Kansas
Mephanie John Purcell
J. J. Frey
Santa Fe
Enceras
Argentina
Topeka
Ted Ty
J. Moore
Carin Mid-Air Collision Hits Pedestrian Scene
An early morning accident in Bern involved a four-car train colliding with a bus, causing debris to scatter into the street. Emergency crews reported injuries as a structural unit failed and observers described the chaotic aftermath amid smoke and wreckage.
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Nerk
Bern
Nebraska soldiers lauded for actions in Philippines
Grayson and Miller of the First Nebraska Infantry are credited by Col. Sintsen of the Ulat regiment for engaging on the field in the Philippines. The colonel, recently laid to rest at Ariing, justifies their actions amid the fight.
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Grayson and Miller
Nebraska
New York
Private Grayson and Miller Die Firing On Insurgents
Report to Gen Hale notes privates Grayson and Miller of Company D First Nebraska killed while leading a patrol near Sanfol. They acted in strict military order against insurgents attempting to break the line, preserving their town and comrades.
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Hale
Stutenberg
Grayson
Miller
Nebraska
National League Scores and Western League Results
National League games reported with New York, Boston, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cleveland, and Chicago highlighted. Western League notes include Buffalo, Milwaukee, Detroit, St Paul, Columbus, Indianapolis, and Minneapolis matchups, plus an unclaimed freight sale at A. T. & SF Ry. Co. warehouse beginning June 5.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ker
New York
Louisville
Philipp
Bowers
Carnek and
Grady
Ind
Hallad
Zteamers
Regent Letter Sparks Debate at State Agricultural College
A letter from Regent Carl Vrooman criticising Governor Stanley circulated, prompting a terse reply from the governor dated Parsons May 27. The exchange highlights tensions over conditions at the State Agricultural College and signals possible changes in governance.
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Carl Vroumstan
Board of Regents
State Agreultural College
Stanley
State Agricultural College
Vreeman
MoeeMy
Siri
Parsons
Lsuai
W. EB
Regents Plan Dismissal of Populist Professors Tomorrow
The State Agricultural College regents meet in Manhattan to remove Populist professors and the Populist president T Wil under an attorney general opinion. Contracts are old, as service terms were reset at two and a half years.
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Agricultural College
Board of Regents
The
State Agricultural College
Manhattan
T. Wil
State
Inetweek
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