Unclear asthma cure claims and promotional testimonials
Fragmented OCR notice promotes Munyon asthma cures and related remedies. It cites Professor Misa and Dr Fisk, claiming dramatic relief and a testimonial about a prolonged distress. Readers are urged to obtain or request free advice and mail prompts for further information.
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Atin
Misa
Sumyon
Dellor McPeniel W. Fisk
Church Street
Meditiertystown
Muieou
Jackson Survivor of Historic Naval Battle on the Monitor
The lone survivor recounts the battle involving the Monitor during the Civil War era. He describes the fighting off Cape Hatteras, the engagement with the Confederate ironclads, and the Monitor sinking after a concerted effort by Union and Confederate forces.
Perfoimment Beges Germay Salve Sample Promoted
A muddled notice urges Ottawa residents to seek a new salve named Perfoimment Beges Germay. It mentions scheduled events at a festival site and cautions about drug safety, with unclear references to locations and times amid garbled text.
Ice Cream Berd Ad for all families in town
Scott Bros advertise buy quire ice cream and home made beverages. They promise daily delivery to every doorstep and urge customers to try once. Telephone 622. Townspeople are invited to visit Topoik Os Twente years of service and Townsville Sruvie is highlighted.
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Lee
Ai Scott Bros
Bevd
Qure Cream
Oo Wien Makius Ckwat
Tomers
Leavenworth Trial Over Uew American Coupon Insurance Case
Government charges officers of the Uew American Coupon Insurance Company of Kansas City with fraud in a case touching alleged lottery elements and postal law violations. Trial before Judge Stanley with jury of 12, including Tyler and Carpenter, heard testimony on whether the monthly coupon drawings constituted a legit plan or a lottery. An important witness was Judge Thorus, former assistant attorney general under Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Yersie Thomas A Main
J. E Day
A. M. Didsunm
Uew American Coupon Insurance Company of
Kansas City
Wih
United
Jis
Casa
Foreson
Perry
Rankin Mason
Tral Tony
Thorus
Washington
Maststant
United States
Cleveland
Judge Fitzgerald's Courageous Fight for Law and Order
The St Marys story recalls Judge Fitzgerald a Kansas figure from Cincinnati who built a legal career in Pottawatomie County. He stood against gamblers and corruption, enforcing strict ordinances and maintaining moral order, despite threats. an assassination attempt in Kansas drove him to relocate to Kansas City where he invested in land.
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St. Marys
Fitsgerald
Fitzgerald
Kansas
Cincinnati
Pottawatomie County
Cincinnnati
Eugene Hagan
Fitaee
Kanaiis
Law and Order
Judie Fitzgerald
Lye
Lim
Kahass
Read
Poison in the bread by two Dickinson boys
Abilene June 10. J W Garten a Willowdale township farmer narrowly escaped death when his two young sons aged about 8 and 10 poisoned bread with Paris green after he refused their request to fatten. The tampering was discovered by smell and color. the boys confessed.
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Dickinson County
Abilene
J. W. Garten
Willowdale
Inds
Poe
Gough
Mrs Epooner’s Good Throw at El Dorado Opera House
An incident at El Dorado Dorado WA reports a man peering into a dressing room window. Mrs F Posner or Epooner hurled a brick through the window, striking him and sending him sprawling into mud and plowed fields. Several men were noted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorado
Fane WA
Opera
Destructive hailstorm devastates Kansas crops and crops
The June hail storm battered eastern Reno west Sedgwick and parts of Kingman and Sumner counties. Leslie Mortimer near Goddard reported fields flattened. hailstones damaged crops and even struck birds and jack rabbits as the storm pummeled the area. Confuctor Byrnes of the Wichita & Western noted hail fell from the east and pounded the town’s east side windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Reno
East Reno
West Sedewick
Kingman
Sumner
Leslie Mortimer
Goddard
Byrnes
Wichita & Western
Appointed weighmaster at Leavenworth prison
William Lawler of Crawford County has been named weighmaster at the state penitentiary in Leavenworth. A veteran of the Sith Missouri Volunteer infantry, Lawler is noted as a reputable businessman and a member of the Bagikt church. The report also notes his honorable character and honesty. Temperance Woman of Hutchinson commemorates reform school inmates with a flower mission. About 300 members delivered bouquets to reform inmates, songs and readings led by Mrs. J. Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lawler
Crawford County
Lansing
Pittsburg
Willam Lawler
Leavenworth
Lawler
Sith Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Bagikt Church
Temperance
Hutchinson
Reformatory
W. CT. C
Hoffman Gives 5000 Endowment for Normal Academy
At a June meeting of the Enterprise Normal Academy trustees an endowment fund was formed with Hoffman subscribing five thousand dollars on condition the school raise a specified amount within two years. The Heard adopted the plan and the school will reopen on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Citizen
Normal Academy
Enterprise
Enterprise Normal Academy
Hoffman
Heard
Kansas towns report varied school and court news
From Kansas towns Emor ia M the off teachers of the Kimpura schools have been re employed except Mrs Enyart and Mise Nelson who resigned voluntarily Atchison The Women's Masonic Grand Court of Kansas and Nebraska began its annual session in Atchison today The convention closes Saturday Par sons W H Mapes of this city has been thwarted the contract for the large elevator to Lie Dulltly the Mira sport Pacine railroad sit Coffeyville This elevator is to be one of the largest in this part of the state and there will be used in its construction over 400 000 feet of lumber
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Emporia—Am
Kimpura
Enyart
Mise Nelson
Atchison
Women's Masonic Grand Court
Kansas
Nebraska
Amity Court No
Parsons
W. H. Mapes
Mirasport Pacine Railroad
Coffeyville
New York Sheriff Earns Biggest Official Salary
The new law sets the sheriff’s compensation at 72 000 dollars per year, making the New York official the highest paid in the country. For the year total fees are estimated at 313 400 dollars with the sheriff due half for seven months. After January the office will pay about 72 000 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New York
Jone
Daesom
Book Trusts Big Suit In Floral Court
In Des Moines Iowa on June 10 the American Hook company filed a suit in the floral court against G A Gates president of the Ina college at Grinnell for 106000 dollars alleging malicious libel Gates had published a pamphlet charging the book company with bribery and corrupt methods in book adoptions by school boards nationwide
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Dow Moines
Amerkeen Hook Company
Floral Court
G.A. Gates
Te Inna College
Grinnel
Ubel
Gates
Trains and notices amid Ottawa event details
Account arriving at Ottawa for forenoon rehearsal notes a miscued pacific special train leaving Topeka at 7 5 warm returning to be brave Orinne Alar the concert Saturday night. Trains will arrive at and depart from Forest Park station, one block from Forest Park. Also mentions DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with assorted local shop names and sale details.
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Ottawa
Tim
Topeka
Baruiday
Nigit
Forest Park Sation
Forest Park
DeWitt
George W. Stanafiel
Kansas Avenue
Missouri ‘Pacific
Forest Park Sition
Tilam
Sharp
Ottawae Chorus
Missouri Pacific
Maher Sharkey Fight Ends in Draw at Palace Club
In New York on June 10 a $15,000 glove bout between Maher and Sharkey ended a disputed draw in the seventh round before about 10,000 spectators. Police arrested principals and seconds after a ring melee. referee Colville upheld the draw amid chaotic scenes. Brady and others faced later monitoring as the crowd demanded a verdict. The gate was reported around $4,000.
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New York
Maher Sharkey
The
Palace Athletic Club
Maher
Sharkey
Max
Péter
Corser
Maher Kent
Secomnis
McLaughlin
Colville
Brady
Dan Lynch
San Francisco
Shar~key
Steve O'Donnell
Washburn Faculty Senior Game Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The Washburn faculty-senior contest will be the second annual event on the college grounds at 2 o'clock. L Stahl signs as catcher for the faculty, with Rev. Chas. Mo Sheldon umpiring. Lineup lists Stahl, Crocker, Harshbarger, Lovensil, Whittemore, Grimaley, Newell, Hyett, Embieton, London, Magaw among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
L. Stahl
Chas. Mo Sheldon
Central Congregational Church
T. Stahl
Catcher
Crocker
W. A Harshbarger
AL Lovensil
D. Whittemore Tet
Nivt Grimaley
John Newell
Colburn Easy Through Topeka as Abilene Wins Series
Abilene won the third game of the series against Topeka with strong hitting including thirteen hits and several home runs. Heast struck out six Topeka batters while Colburn fanned two Abilene batters, shaping a decisive win for Abilene.
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Abilene
Colburn
Topeka
Heast
Eilel
National League Summary with Team Names and Players
In a compressed National League update, references include Washington Mercer and Farrell St Louis Donohue Murphy and Baltimore players. Also listed are Cleveland Hatteries Bowermen McDermott Pappalaw and Zimmer among others in a fragmented lineup.
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RAE
Washingam
Mercer and Farrell
St. Louis
Donohue and Murphy
Sas Moe
Baltimore
Claveland OU
Hatteries
Hatter and Bowermen
Cleveland
Bmcdermott
Pappalaw
Zimmer
National League Standings and Regional Battery Notes
The bulletin lists various National League standings with team labels such as Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus and Dubuque, plus battery pairings like Hutchinson with INDIANAPOLIS and Keener Buckley Bevis Lake. It also notes John T. Smith, a Buffalo rider, traveling to San Francisco on a wager, leaving May 6 and aiming to arrive by July 1, and reports Jerome Rokeard defeating Grant Eby to win the world pool title in New York on June 10 with a score of 0 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Smith
Buffalo
San Francisco
West
New York
Jarome Rokeard
Scranton
Grant Eby
Springfold
Ohio
Santa Fe Dispute Over A P Purchase Trust Claim
Old stockholders allege the Atlantic and Pacific acquisition by the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe was a trust device rather than a true purchase. They argue litigation in New Mexico and Arizona aims to extend receivership and affect the Union Trust and reorganization committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe N. M
Jime
Iit
Walten States
New M
Arizona
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Walker
MtCook
Atlantic & Pactic Road
Union Trust
Eli Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Cbw
Massachusetts
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Ve Security
Dad
Ue Atchison, Topeks and
Senta Po Talirant Company
Lightophone machine photographs and reproduces sound
New York June 102 The Herald reports Hey AL S Ferguson a Brooklyn Baptist minister has invented the lightophone a simple two disc device that photographs sound waves and reproduces original sounds without distortion He says the recorder is horizontal and the reproducer vertical both powered by ordinary cranks Ferguson holds patents in the US and England and aims to extend the work to typing and further sound reproduction This discovery promises new ways to study tone music speech and other noises through photographic means
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Herald Today
AL S Ferenson
Brooklyn
Ferguson
England
Spearkine
Nutii
Air Ship Collapse Spare Parachute Saves Prof Barnard
Nashville reports Prof Barnard attempted another voyage in his air ship. The balloon overinflated caused a rapid descent and burst, but parachute devices allowed a safe landing. Also reported Hiawatha farmer drowned in Walnut River. body recovered shortly after seining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Barnard
Nashville
Paracres
Hiswathe
David Molt
Walnut
Ottawa Chorus Members Plan Special Train Ride
An Ottawa Chorus notice invites members to ride a Missouri Pacific special train from Topeka at 7 80 a m to Ottawa for a forenoon rehearsal and return for the Saturday night concert. Trains will operate to and from Forest Park station, one block from Forest Park.
Duel Over Charity Bazaar Remark Shocks Paris Nobility
Paris reports an 1810 duel between Count Hebert dé Montesquoin and M. de Regnier after a baroque remark about a charity bazaar fire. The clash occurred in Neuilly Vallois with seconds and spectators present. Montesquoin was wounded in the hand and the bout halted by a surgeon. The feud risks a broader boycott of alleged cowards at the bazaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
AMN
Hebert Dé Montesquoin
Henn de Regnier
Neuilly Vallois
Mile
Heredia
Regnier
Agu
M. de Reenler
George Huge
M. Fourin
Caran D'Ache
Aml
Count de Montecquoin
M. de Reenter
Nafrat Mossen
Fencine
Poster
Mystery Transit Plan From Forest Park Reveals Odd Route
An unclear note describes a plan involving Ottawa Chorin Account and a route via Mirehuri Pacific train, with a departure from Tilam at dusk and a return to Ottawa after conversion on Saturday night. The timetable mentions trains at Forest Park station with ambiguous directions and wording.
Supreme Lodge debates membership medical exam rule
The Supreme Judge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen in Milwaukee presided over most of the morning session as Kansas grand jurisdiction proposed changing a medical rule requiring pre ballot examinations for membership. After debate, the current law stood. A public reception will be held at the Pabst Theater this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Supreme Judge
Ancient
Order of Unites Workmen
Grand Jurisdiction of
Kansas
Erand
Supreme Lodge
Pabst
Ottawa Chorus train trip to Missouri Pacific for festival
Members of the Ottawae Chorus plan a 3:30 am departure from Topeka on a Missouri Pacific service to Forest Park station for a musical festival. Special trains return after the concert Saturday night with round trips priced at 1.59. A Santa Fe Route offer accompanies the event. Doctor King’s New Discovery is praised for lung trouble relief and a free trial bottle is offered at 3 K Jones Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cara
Topeka
Ottawa
Gillman
Stil Street
South Gardner
Mass
Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Ito
3. K. Jones
Fifth Street
Kanzas Avenue
Santa Fe
Colored community seeks representation on Fall Festival committee
A meeting at Kirk Pinkston’s residence to discuss appointing a colored representative to the Fifteen Committee for the Fall Festival. Local colored businessmen push for at least one seat on the committee and pledge support from the community to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Pinkston
Clay Street
Heving
Sherr Peon
Fitch
Tom Teporter
Toni
Credit Agencies Under Fire at Kansas City Meeting
At a Kansas City afternoon meeting, credit men condemned mercantile agencies and urged reforms. Speakers from TL G& Co Louisville and Bradstreet & Co defended reporting standards while J G Swain, Ralph O’Neil, and others noted that many reports come from lawyers and lack pay. A motion urged agencies to use a binary rating indicator to show if a firm’s rating is based on a filing or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dune
Tad Clortricire
Standart
Waiting for Cooke at Legislative Investigating Committee
The Legislative Investigating Committee adjourned after discussing portable fees and a 7 o'clock afternoon session. Representatives from Beloit and La Betta questioned the outcome, with members detailing committee actions and alleged irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Chaterias
Frank Grimes
API Sanater Hydae
Coke
Beloit
Mark Sie
Leva
Unclear historical scene with figures and bathhouse setting
Fragmentary report describes a group strolling the grounds of a hotel or estate with galleries and a bath area. References to McKiler and McKinkey West suggest a formal gathering, breakfast, and a pool inviting a plunge. The tone implies a leisurely group scene at a resort with social fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Tey
McUntins
Piper Branda
wWeiark
Nashville
McKiiler
Te Betel
Te Che
Mayor Strongs Hand In Stopping Maker SharKey Fight
June 10 report says Ainger Strongs hand likely helped police halt the Maker Sharkey fight disruption. He claims orders to prevent primes and trusts a safe intervention. J B Botts wins contract for Santa Fe depot at Winfield Kansas. brick five stories with two waiting rooms and express room.
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New York
Ainger Strong
Acad 2
Curis
Tienen
J.B. Botts
Botts
Topeka
Weve Santa Fe
Winfield
Kan
Eve
Hellen
Winnela
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