Dyspepsia Remedies and Patents in Early Notices
Fragmentary advertorial style listing various claimed cures for indigestion and stomach weakness. Mentions products and makers such as Yeo Pascad and Penanic Ford with women’s health claims. Describes tonics, tonics for headaches, and digestive aids from New York and Philadelphia outlets.
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Pascad
Goesia
Atuys Headachs
Miuten
Mwepen
Moore
York
Philadelphia
Turners Contest Ends and Awards at Marysville Kansas
Marysville Kansas June 1 The elev enth sough pedsiom of the Kanras awards announced after the contest. Winners include top places in multiple events with names and towns such as Topeka Lawrence and Topeka listed among winners. Second and fourth place finishes noted across various track and field events.
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Maryeville
Marysville
Kas
Tranwerk Eient
Maryaville
Sie- Bog
Tver
Toravenwunth
Tempunhes—Vieat
Heavenworthy
Wope Bisigio
Avilie
Langlite
Siarss
Silla
Wir
Dayis
Marysrill
P. Lesser
Taprks
Binele Canteets Gree
Piret
Beaiisn
Marysyitle
I Piests
Lawrence
C. Chevallén Leavetwiorth
Gam Foneks
Topeka
Cues Lente Dreser
Marywetthe
Atxih
Oscar Uate BurpiyHites
Duntiers
Lawrente
Amir
Lasreoos
Wen
Ienker
Toeka
Tind
F Roehtie
Pied Aports
Sret Group
Bien Jacin Hop
de Fos Davis
Tenod
Marvesille
Seetend Group
Pishoat
Suamun
Fi¢rbols- Reiner
Mecod
Wennae Fasse
Herbalabeimer
Charley the Woodhopper captured after deadly chase
A tangled report describes Charley the Woodhopper’s capture following a fatal shooting near Claial de Saturder. Suspect George Swansen was killed, and Sheriff Hig harbor led the search that ended with Stewart mnys and J W Greenword pursuing the fugitive from a hiding place to food. The piece notes family ties and a wealthy Lampans e Teras farmer’s reactions as authorities close in.
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Charley
Tacha
Tungik
Charles Stewart
Ullne
Bariey
Woodhopper
George Swansen
Claialde Saturder
Hurige
Eeesear
Stewart Mnys
Ie Stevitter
J. W. Greenword
Lampans E Teras
Ani
Iron Curbing Rejected by City Engineer
The city engineer notes the iron curbing fails to meet specifications. The defective curb was installed along Jefferson Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues, part of the Capital Trail project, and the contract team is urged to address the shortfalls and rework the section at issue.
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Paverene Us Sefferson
Gily
Entistments and notes from June reports this week
Washington reports a new resistance measure organizing armies and promising reforms as the two amounts in over 000 and 2 may indicate a shift. A cable from the state department notes a minister at Seirojote stating that the Bre. Wverdzoant paid the requested security for destruction of a mob in the Northern mines. President John Allen Doad remains a figure in Connecticut Senate memorials. Tien Tsin notes yesterday’s events as Belgian troops participate with soldiers of all sides engaged.
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Washington
Braz
Gomnahisiaton
State Department
United States
Seirojote
Bre
Wverdzoant
John Allen Doad
Patie Seater
Aoe iv van Evens
New York
Auced
Connecticut Senate
New York Leans Toward Easing Abroad Policy
Cablegram reported by the Journal of Commerce indicates the Prussian government intends some relaxation in its missions, affecting American life and commerce. In St Joseph, Missouri, Chan A Bullock, clerk of the United States District Court Western District of Blasourt, died at St Joseph’s Hospital at age 16.
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Americass
New York
Berith
Journal of Commerce
Chis A. Pollock
St. Joseph
Chan A. Bullock
Blasourt
St Ust Joseph's Hospital
Big Man Hunt Seeks Band of Mexican Outlaws
A San Antonio dispatch says five hundred Southwest Texas citizens are hunting for a gang of Mexican outlaws after three killings. A gunfight near Belmont left a Mexican dead and another hanged to force disclosure of leaders. Sheriffs from Bastrop Kerr Kendall Sur and others join the chase with state rangers summoned by Governor Sayers. Mayor Hornett White of Austin participates as well. over two thousand men are in pursuit.
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Chiceso
Tribune
San Antonio
Texapa
Texis
Belmont
Shorty W. le Santee
Kaneas County
Sherif Robert M. Glover
Gunnales County
Tony Schnabel
Westthy
Bastrop
Kerr
Kendall
Sur
Atascoss
Webb
Hornett White
Austin
Sayers
NO MORE SOLDIERS HARVEST WORK DETERS RECRUITING
A Topeka recruiting office struggles as harvest work drains manpower. Captain Clune closes the station. recruiters are moved to Salina and Kansas City. Missouri sees the Joplin office shut with trains repurposed, while Springfield reports large efforts for available men despite limited success.
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Topeka
Clune
Salina
Wiloures
Atde
Missouri
Joplin
Sprleaticht Gil
Kansas City
Bprin Aerat
Trade of Philippines Shows Trade Rise in 1900 Eight Months
The War Department Insular Affairs division released a comparative trade report for ten months of 1900 versus the same period in 1899. Total imports to January through November reached 53,000 with Europe and the United States driving higher imports, while exports to the Philippines fell short of the prior year, reflecting shifts in demand and shipper patterns.
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Washington
Insular
War Department
Marade
United
Sena
Must Pay For Tren Planting City Tax Ruling
Compulsory order directs Garden City to levy a 5 million tax to cover terrace tree planting debt amid court actions by S St Heller. The document notes uncertainty on principal payment and cites related protests and local tensions. Cheyenne residents report ranchers in Uinta county deny widespread clashes or true threats.
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Gweme W
Rees Ee
Garden City
S St Heller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Uinta County
Federal party leaders press for harmony with U S authorities
A three member committee of federal party leaders Acuña Pelmer Navarro visited Governor Allen to pledge cooperation with the administration. They voiced hopes for unity, open markets between Porto Rico and the United States, and promised support for government measures. The meeting was held in secret in Wak.
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Federel
Francisco Acunm
Mont Tuvera
Federal
Senurs Acuina
Sandigo Pelmer
Navarro
Allen
Party
United States
Committee of Three
Wak
Ste Beseton
Federal Party
Revocation of Chicago Charter Promptes Labor Rift
Chicago report states Thomas T. Kidd recommended revoking a Chicago federation charter after accusing insubordination and rule violations. If action is taken by the AFL executive in Toronto, a major split could follow with rival factions forming against the Chicago body. Witnesses say the charge cites disobedience to national rules and refusal of member unions to join their international organizations.
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Chicago
the Chronicle
Thomas TE. Kidd
American Federation of Labor
Focal Assembly
Gompers
Washington
Chicago Cena
Toronto
Chivasco Federation
Chicago Federaiion
Bridges Howe
Br. Kidd
Natonal
Amalgamated Woodworkers Union
Senon
Kinding
Labor Assembly
Louisville
Boxmakers
Bridgemen
Plano Makers
Bigamy case eyed as Lords trial potential
New York reports England charges Mary Russell with bigamy after wedlock to Mrs Somerville in Reno. If tried, the House of Lords would adjudicate under privilege, a rare procedure last used 40 years ago with Lord Cardigan. Core issue is validity of American divorces affecting England. Judge Curter who married in Nevada has no comment.
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New York
Mary Russell
England
Somerville
Reno
London
the Tribune
House of Lords
Lord Cardigan
Howe of
Atlantic
Earl Raves
Nevada
Bright American Lawyer Joins Russell Case as Key Witness
A jovial American lawyer known for broad travels across the continent and his ties to the Yoyags from New emerges as an important witness in the Russell case. The individual is described as bright and widely experienced, enhancing the case's profile.
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Russell
Continent
New
Railroads Fuss Over Traffic and Freight Policy
Canadian Pacific and Intercolonial Disagrees escalate over westbound freight. CP says Intercolonial would not cure over routes, shifting winter port business from St John to Bay of Fundy ports. CP now refuses Intercolonial freight except via St John or Fundy ports, citing an agreement with the Dominion Atlantic railway.
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Canadian Pacific
Intercoionial
Trafic Mote
Pays & Moulsesl
Be Jona
Intercolonial
Grand Jami
Montreal
Canadian Pacite
St. Joho
Boston
Canadian Packie
St. John
Bay of Fundy
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Canadien Pacific
The
International
Contempt charges leveled at Denver church leaders and officials
Reverend M A Rader state superintendent W H Talmage and Secretary Wynkoop face contempt in Judge Palmer's district court division after a pulpit attack on injunctions. Stauer testified on behalf of Chesapeake Oyster House. Wynkoop urged Endeavor members to attend court to urge fair treatment for Christians of Denver.
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Hie Chesapeake
Daniel Croni
Hyupetion
Mrr Stauer
Rader
Palmer
Talnace
Peter J. Palmer
Denver
Kien
Denape
Talmage
Sheriff's Office
Fire and Police Board
Bottom
Deavor Society
Endeavorers
Tia
Christan Endeavor Society
Tople
Palmers Court
Monsiay
Wheat Harvest Progress Amid Hot Winds Across Regions
The weekly weather bulletin reports hot winds and uneven rains across the state, with most wheat harvests advancing while eastern counties remain dry. Peaches in Shawnee show promise but soften in Drake and other areas. oats and corn respond to the heat with mixed conditions. Northern districts see ripening in Alger and Brumm, while drought stress persists in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Weatiwn Bureau
Pisa
Travers
Creark
Miler
Shawsien
Dackeva
Gece
Ern
Alger
Iuada
Weather affects crops and winds hamper harvest season
Erratic winds and rising temperatures challenge wheat and pasture across the Western Division as farmers report variable yields. Weather patterns disrupt fall plowing and early ripening crops while some fields show stress from recent gusts and heat.
Burn the Fly Helps Kansas Wheat Growers Plan
Central Kansas farmers discuss burning wheat stubble after harvest to eradicate the Hessian fly pest. The method, tested elsewhere, is said to yield strong results and could entice growers to invest in matches to clear fields and protect yields.
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Ets
Kansas Wheat
Kansas
Light Rain Across Central Kansas Dampens Some Areas
Light drizzle and scattered showers affected central Kansas and southern Nebraska with minimal totals. Pratt westward remained dry to fair, while Fairbury and Omaha divisions reported soaking rain overnight. showers expected in southern regions with generally fair skies in the west. Temperature low near 86. Weather notes include minor rainfall traces and station reports from Washington Jounal.
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Kansas
Nebrasks
Horton
Rock
Pratt
Herington
Fairbury
Omaha
Fes
Salta Fe
Market Report Reflects Mixed Agricultural Activity
Readable fragments show daily agri commodity trading with corn and wheat fluctuations. Notes on minor price moves at elevators, receipts, and speculative selling influenced by weather and market sentiment. Kansas City and Topeka areas referenced with mixed livestock and grain activity.
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Marie Hye Ie
Salen
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Rat Petia Ge Gottman
Mieget
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Missouri Pacific
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Cotten Marcus Liverpool
Dunands Peoner
Aise Press
ATS
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Neon Monet Money Area
Prime Reese Feee
Eeet
Fast Olla
Bnew Sree
Bode
Ute ‘Lovett
Eninie Reid
Owen Lis
Pouter
Benton Woal Market
Pata
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