Munyon Remedies Ad in Health Guide Against Infants Colds
A reader from Pine Hire Ark reports her child’s eye inflammation improved after using Musyon and Power Cure remedies. Another from St Louis cites a severe cold, cough, and worms treated with Moorim Remedies from a local drug store. The ad promotes free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at 1005 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Anna Porter
Walnut Street
Pine Hire
Musyon
Mucyan
Geo. W. Lane
Chambers Street
St Louis
Lane
Prof
Munyon
Arcist
Philadelphia
Snaps From Hone News At Chivas And City Life
A jumble of local items mentions Webb McWallis in Chivas We Fagan elected president of the Adon Society. Frys of Santa Be returns from Chivas Tilwin Scaut moves to Colorado Springs. A typhoid outbreak and several city events are noted. Mirrored are society transfers, a jail transfer, a grocer’s price chatter, and a temperate update on local politics and church gatherings downtown.
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Tistrance
Webb McWallis
Chivas
Fagan
Adon Society
Frys
Santa Be
Tilwin Scaut
Colorado Springs
Lincoln Street
Hinesadden
Josephine Shiels
Cobemec
Ciucles Molnar
Cerick Meniay
Men's League
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hinnoh
College Avenue
Phuippines
Marils Sobler
Spain
W. Witeon
Lyon
E. M. Miller
W. A. Noiswanger
Oczan
Chieseo News
Camp Richmond Notes Strain of Smallpox Vaccination
San Francisco dispatch from June 1 describes a busy camp day as volunteers receive smallpox vaccination with Major Rafini and Drs Hoffman and Smith, while officers report injuries, retinues, and health measures. The piece covers gate patrols, Chinatown gunlight tours, officer chatter, and the camp’s sanitary improvements under Col. Littie, ending with a dramatic evening retreat and hymn.
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State Journal
San Frascisco
Rachman Wis
Majur Sureton Rafter
Dra. Hoffman
Stuith
Utah
Rafini
Met
Frisco
Sunfower
Jol Haizeh
Bla
Limon
Colorado
Mont Istana
Haisch
Kansas
Frank
Company A
Howard
Arrancei
Fred Falston
Frisen
Col. Little
Tal Ofleers
Recret
Col Little
Christie
Crate
Crates
Craig
Bern
Calmel Tittle
Chinatown
Raturdey
Fuldether
Charles King
Kansas Volunteers
Little
Jeneth
Nebual Howes Longs
Manila
Ter Philip Mints
Major Bell
Kansas to raise two battalions under new volunteer plan
Washington June 18 Adjutant General Corbin released the required additions from each state under the president's second call for volunteers. Kansas is slated to provide two battalions of infantry, with remaining state needs allocated to reach the overall force strength.
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Washington
Corbin
Uve
Kansas
Story of Mutilation by Spaniards Exploded
Kingston Jamaica June 15 A correspondent reports the mutilation tale of two young Marines killed near Captain Spicer’s company is untrue. Witnesses cite rifle fire from close range by enemy forces. wounds attributed to bullets observed by a surgeon. The body found stripped but with no signs of barbarity. the incident is disputed.
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Kingston
Jameton
Correspondesite
Spicer
Cummin
Marines
Kuorrilua
Edgar Atutes
Lieuienent Tate
Ben Smith
Paris de
Serzenne
Ex-Auditor Quitted in Embezzlement Case
Eugene Moore former state auditor was acquitted today of embezzling 54 from the state. He had previously pleaded guilty at earlier trials but argued that Ur lan dit Bal allowed him to collect the money. Conviction and sentence were overturned by the supreme court after a grand jury verdict.
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Tincoln
Vun
Eugene Moore
Moore
Supreme Curl
Severn
War Tax Trouble Abolished by Texas Saloon Keepers
In Austin Texas saloon keepers protest a war tax and form an organization to oppose enforcement. They suspend sales of liquors and cigarettes as authorities move to enforce the tax. Officials in North Texas counties report widespread effort to curb prices and regulate beer tobacco and related goods. Weather bulletins from Chicago note generally fair conditions tonight and Sunday with variable winds.
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Austin
Tex
Janetkk
Pallas
Suspandél
Wibdrie
Wallin
Jude Dietancy Tulephone
Chicago
Visit in Washington and camp life of Kansas Volunteers
C B Irelan of company H Twenty second Kansas Volunteers describes a trip from Falls Church to Washington with eight peers. They tour Georgetown navy yard the national library capitol and senate chambers meeting the president at the White House and touring the monument. He notes uniforms and guard duties at camp Alger and mentions vaccinations and regimental changes.
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Camp Alger
Washington
Weshburn
Mendereun
McPall
Falls Church
Point
Virginia
Georgetown
Topeka
Forth
Potomac
Georgetown University
Pennsylvania Avenue
Navy Yard
White House
Treasury Building
Bis Post Office
Capitol
Lbrary
London News
Ife
Echges
Sieakers
Enatr
Supreme Court Room
Tetanioel
Freshery
Natonaomuseum
America
U.S. Greaty
Andrew Jackie
Smithsonian Institute
Congress
Senate
Hobart
Morewn
Wax
Jones
Arkansas
Berry
Cockrell
Teller
Harris
Chandler
Quay
Turple
Fairbanks
Benatt Gorman
Congressman Bailey
Lacey
Iowa
Reed
Cannon of
Timels
Washington’s Monument
Eievator
Fie
Seems
Jatls Church
159Th Indiana
Tennessee
Kansas
O. B
Trelan
Salt Water Fire Extinguishing Plans Tested in Boston
New York and Boston plan practical tests of using salt water from rivers to fight fires in crowded dry goods districts. If successful in Boston, the method will be adopted in New York. A salt water pipe line into the business district of Boston is to receive an official test next week.
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New York
East
Boston
Miss Helen Morgan Injured in a Topeka Balcony Fall
Miss Helen Morgan, one of the Morgan sisters known as the Accelli group on vaudeville, fell from a balcony in Omaha during a return from a boardinghouse, struck 40 feet to the ground, unconscious. Doctors doubt her complete recovery as she was the evening’s concert whistler. The report notes she may have stepped from the balcony after leaving her room.
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Helen Morgan
Morgan
Topeka
Omaha
Tiee
Asecelli
Ele
Garfield Park
Outdoor Passion Play draws 1500 at Garfeld Park Topeka
Crowds thronged Garfeld Park last night for an outdoor Passion Play cinema and Marshall's band concert. Fifteen hundred attendees filled seats, cars and carriages circled the park, and the city railway ferried visitors, proving strong summer demand for evening entertainment at popular prices.
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Topeka
Garfeld Park
Marshall
Atdew
Crawford
Wsadele
Special Washington Bound Train Via Santa Fe Route
An 1880s travel notice describes an all day July 188 event by train from Kansas via Santa Fe and Pennsylvanian Lines to Washington D C. It highlights a scenic ride along the Juniata, Susquehanna and through Gettysburg, with a special Lehigh Valley train from New York to Gettysburg. The piece also lists local hires and services including livery and laundry offerings near Seventh and Van Buren.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Santa Pe
Kansaity
Santa Fe
Pre
Fae Juniata
York
Thy Enoch Talirus
Gettyeburg
Carvey
Washington
W. F. Hueher
Mckin~fey
WN. Huguen
United States Vounteer
Cardmel Alm. Hughes
Klehth
United States Volustersrs
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