Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promoted In Old Advert
A long OCR fragment touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe and effective remedy for catarrh affecting the nose throat and chest. It claims Dr Eaton approves success across ulcers and other conditions, promising relief and a free booklet upon request, with purchases via Marshall Mich.
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Gualscol
Eucaliptel
Stuart
Goucher
Eaton
Almast
Eldeesaing
Stuart Cay Marshall Mich
Pugilist accused of offering to guarantee Rabim victory
Boxing headlines allege a fighter offered to secure Rabim's win and to train at a cottage and land in Sheepshead Bay. The article cites letters and a proposed $2500 forfeit to back a match with Choynakt, detailing a tense exchange over a fight and forfeit posting.
Kid McCoy Plans Retirement From Prizefighting
New York reports Kid McCoy intends to retire from boxing after a long career. He has rented a Broadway place and may enter the saloon business, amid talk of support from rivals and dramatic defeats against Walcott and Choynski influencing his decision. McCoy's record includes wins over notable fighters and only a few losses, with the worst showing against Choynski before his decline.
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New York
Ixlonka
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Broadway
Sullivan
Lewin
Choynuki
Walcott
Choynki Wade
McGoy
Choyneki
Perhapa McCoy
Hin
Agan
Agaist
Oman
Tommy Hyan
Joe Cyoyiek
Peter Cee
Tilly Smith
George la Blanche
Billy Snaith
Dan Creeson
Bill Bulh
Gue
Rounilk
Yilte
Englash
Jack McCormack
Aeara Een
Chincaxe
Tom Sharkey
Choy
Wattie
Chayachi
Wal- Gott
McCay
Harvard Coach Forces Shifted Plans For Princeton Series
Cambridge March 1 Hor Yard baseball candidates train under coach nameson from the Boston League. Harvard manager Glin aims to align with Princeton, though schedules remain unfinished. Daily, professionals and alumni advise, with Breckinridsen and Foundetten aiding. practice to begin when field conditions permit. Forts-two meetings mentioned with Treskian bases noted.
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Nameson
Cambrider
Mart
Hor‘Yard
W. Breckinridsen
Sharkey Buys Land and Plans Sheepshead Bay Cottage
Sharkey purchases property at Sheepshead Bay New York and intends to make it his permanent home. The article notes a famous contract inlay for the year and mentions nearby owners Spike Sullivan Peter Maher and Ben Green among others. Local activity grows with pugilists and livers flocking to the Hay area. Diana Poses.
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New York
Thomas Sharkey
Frecklya
Spike Sullivan
Peter Maher
Race results and baseball notes from a busy meet
The report covers horse races with detailed odds and times, noting winners such as FitaBuss and King Wisewood across multiple stakes. It also includes Pittsburgh Pirates selected players heading to the South, and Kansas University basketball travel plans for a long trip to Lincoln and Omaha.
Washington hearing stalls over state line case
March 2 Washington reports a legal stalemate in a United States Supreme Court style matter linked to interstate bankruptcy. Arguments centered on asset distribution and whether the case should be divided among states. Fort Scott creditors later sought to recover $5,000 in goods from Shorritt bankruptcy in federal court. Atlantic City program at Crawford theater drew a Ladies' night crowd.
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Fort Scott
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Sciaed Samie
Atlantic City
Crawford Theater
Ladies Tree
Kansas City brewer buys Wichita mill site for storage and restaurant
Anheuser Busch Brewing Co buys the old city mill property at Douglas Avenue and Santa Fe Street in Wichita for 16000. Plans include a large cold storage plant to serve Oklahoma and western Kansas, plus a restaurant and refreshment room. The purchase, by a St Louis brewer, aims to boost railroad trade and wholesale capacity west of the Missouri River.
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Wichita
Old City
Douglas Avenue
Santa Fe Street
Anheuser-Bush Brewing Company
Oklahoma
Kaness
Chia City
Walldins
Mirsouel River
Mir Racer
el Dorado
St. Louie
Wholesal Downs
Young Yet Brazen In Virgil Horse Theft Case
Chanute reports Constante Sam Manatt returns from Virgil with two prisoners, Richard Butter and Lotte Crow, both charged with horse stealing from Dr Barker. They waived preliminary, bound over to district court on 1500 bond, jailed at Erie. The girl, 1, is described as a grass widow and expressed willingness to go to the penitentiary if Dick stayed.
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Chanute
Constante
Sam Manatt
Virgil
Richard Butter
Lotte Crow
Miden
Dr. Barker
Erie
Beatty
Farm Claim Arises Over 160 Acre Tract Fraud Case
Fort Beott March 2 William A Farmer living near Maplites sues H E Ward over a 160 acre tract. Farmer says Ward offered a trade to a 360 acre Norton county farm plus two costly bonds from Cheraw and Chester Railroad. Deed executed under pressure, Ward disappeared after. Bonds proved worthless and land misrepresented in Norton county, suit filed in district court.
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Fort Beott
William A. Farmer
Uving
Maplites
Hag
Keeny & Garve
H. E Ward
Ward
Norton County
Cheraw & Chester Railroad Company
South Carolina
Palmer
Slice
Ferret Inflicts Havoc on Independence Rats
A ferret released in a chicken house near Independence caused a dramatic rat hunt this morning. The animal chased and killed several rodents, collapsing the scene into a chaotic melee as workers uncovered dead rats and the ferret continued its pursuit through the floor space.
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W. MM. Wade
Amerry
Alber Uke Fermet
February Weather Report for Lawrence from Kanssa University
February at Lawrence showed a mean temperature about seven degrees below the February average. Snow depth reached 21 inches, with 22 inches of total snowfall, the heaviest for February since 1899. Rainfall and melted snow totaled about two inches, roughly twice the February average.
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Lawrence
Chunestior
F. H. Baow
Kanssa University
Cave of the Wether
Pebruarien
Wuti
Abe Son Ea
Fragmentary Weather Note From A Descriptive Local Page
A partial OCR weather fragment notes day conditions with wind, storm decline, and below average barometer readings. Mentions mean cloudiness and atmospheric conditions but lacks clear dates or locations for full context.
Whitewater Letters Spark Arrest in Court Case
Wichita marshals detain Wesley and Mrs Thomas for sending obscene letters to disrupt a romance between Thomas’ brother and Miss Karfman. Bond posted while a preliminary hearing is set before Commissioner Shearman. The case centers on a sequence of back and forth notes culminating in a joint letter deemed indecorous by federal authorities.
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Whitewater
Wichita
Trighham
Sire
Wesley Thomas
Werest
Kcene
Thomas
Bond
Shearman
Faohul Karfman
Uncle Sam
Editor Jerry Simpson’s Bayonet Writer Arrested in Wichita
Frank A. Peliret, writer for Jerry Simpson’s Bayonet, was arrested Saturday for discussing slavery on the sidewalk with about a dozen men. En route to jail, Peliret’s supporters clashed with a policeman who struck a one-armed soldier named Parkburet. City officials offered to discharge him after apologizing, but Peliret demanded a trial to test peaceable assembly rights. he will be defended Saturday by A. B. Amidon. The arrest stirred considerable excitement.
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Wichita
Frank A. Peitret
Jerry Simpson
Peliret
Parkburet
Feltret
B. Amidon
Peltret
Washington Post
Quarantine Controversy Over Cuban Lich in Fort Scott
Fort Scott March 2 Dr Ammann a member of the state board of health states five Cuban lich cases exist in several families a neighborhood north of town. Officer Kent opposes quarantine and threatens violators. Dr Altman will investigate to decide if force will be used to enforce quarantine.
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Fort Scott
Ammann
State Board of Health
Howell
Bronson
Kent
Change of Reunion Date Embraced by Sedgwick County Group
Wichita March 2 the directors of Sedgwick County and Southern Kannex O14 Soldiers Reunion association change the annual reunion from September to October 4 2 3 4 6 and adjust the street fair date in tandem. The move aims to accommodate scheduling and community participation.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Southern
Kannex O14
Carnival directory to co operate with old soldiers reunion
A plan to make the next reunion the biggest and most attractive ever held in town is announced by the carnival directory in cooperation with the old soldiers. A Narrow Escape From Death. Aaron Curry fell into a large straw bleaching tub at the paper mill around 8 o'clock Tutatay night and was badly scalded. His leg injuries were serious though he was rescued with Dr. 3. W. Myon attending. Curry reportedly walked on a plank over the tub and slipped. At Pratt, March 2 The Modern Woodmen held a men only smoker at their hall with 102 members and guests enjoying speeches, cards, and lunch provided by the caterer.
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Carnival Directory
Aaron Curry
W. Myon
Young Curry
Coffeyville Journal
A. Basquet
Pratt
Marth
Artemis
Young Farmer Charles Hook Dies After Breechpin Accident
March 2 report says Charles Hook a 33 year old unmarried farmer of Cabey town died yesterday from injuries after a breechpin strike to the brain. He was recovering from the wound when an inflammation developed leading to his death.
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Charles Hook
Cabey Town
Uip
Hook
Wichita Jail Empty After Prisoner Release
Wichita reports the city jail is empty after the last prisoner was released yesterday morning. Authorities say a search is underway for the detainee who vanished through a door as formaldehyde and disinfection measures were promptly carried out.
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Wichita
Sapho in Court Headlines Actress Indecency Hearing
Olga Netheraole the actress faced a indecency hearing in Center Street police court over Sapho. Witnesses described the play as immoral while Miss Netheraole, guided by counsel Abe Hummel, rebutted lines and costumes as improper. Testimony mixed artistic critique with moral concerns as the hearing proceeded.
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New York
Olga Netheraole
Sapho
Center Street
Mott
Marcus Mayyr
Miss Nether
Louis Nethersole
Theodore Moss
Charles Burnham
Mr. Bell
Acthess
Miss Nethersole
Abe Hummel
Hum
Mel
Hensy Joy
Miss Nethersale
Maude Clayton
Mrs. Thorne
Now
Sapho Company
Hummel
Adrelly
Millary Bell
Uetiie
Harris
Dr. Church
W. O. Ingle
Bapho
Toto
Tato
Guarters
Debt totals show February decline in cash on hand
The monthly public debt statement for February 28 reports total cash in the treasury at $1.16 billion, down from February 1 by $6.75 million, due to larger cash on hand. It lists interest bearing and non interest debts, with net cash balance of $208.36 million and liabilities of $704.00 million. Atlantic City Crawford theater ad invites ladies free Monday night March 6.
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New York
Bob Fitesimmona
An. Athletic Club
Chester
Buekawon
N.Y
McGovern
Uidhar Palak Lark
Jang
Washington
Treasury
Atlantic City
Crawford Theater
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T.J. Coughlin Hdn. Co
Topeka
Kansas
Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Klauer
Torexa Transfer Co
P. Bacon
Proprisior
Rons ME Neee Storage
Sporting News
Tom O'Rourke
Choynski
Rabim
Sharkey Boys
Sheepshead Bay
Boxer
Choynakt
Mny
Billy Maddon
Huh- UN
Kid M'Coy
Cubber
Sharkey
Fighter
Ben Greean
Marcy g—Peverttes
Tiv
Vara
Ben Maen
Biyenr
Newall
B. L. Griffin
Diana Poses
Glimore
J. J 'Whitenste
Parrish
Whiteside
Stinnand
Mise Dede
Lund
Sip FitaBuss
Welling
Ben Magen
Wey
Zach Ford
Ronnler
Mane
Dor Progetin
Cnurch
Hale
Pala
Zolo
Tig Envive
Wollimg
Aduetus
Byw
Iecist Ami UK
Husttlelds
Ban Prancischi
Ban Frapelves
Clea
Forlonee
Momentum
Jack
Snosnids
Emerick
Lont
Bkirmiah
Mountebank
Sofala
Lucidia
Arcond Eethebub
Pearth Rivet Mn Ea Selina
Pittsburg
Michehi
Fred Clarke
Pileline
Pitture
Aranda Sound
Wandell Ehillipys
Woods
Chapinwhim
Crestron Gray
Pinterty
oBoyty
Zimmer
Ewermat
Senriverang
Cattmer
Infretiers
Dillon
Willamn
Flymbert Tearh
Outilelire Woamer
Beaumont
Churnlet
O'Brien and McCreary
Lenet
Anil Mecroers Weil
Louisville
Feela
Alwady
Churchill Downe
Kansas University
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Lincoln
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KK. U
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Alu
Galena
Paler
Witt Gunsey
Kansan
Behool Fund
Wenitealde Jy
Montara
Ae RU Sjeeuiens
Einer
Callie
Stortaga
Meanwille
Kansas News
Anheuser-Bush Brewing Co
Missouri River
Independence
Seelor
Bourbon County
Kansans
John Egner
Gabriel F. Arnold
Teauing
Maio
Urlas Shreves
Junction City
Charles W. ‘Mosler
Yeni
John’ C. Lorimer
Olathe
Nat A. White
Atchison
Mahlon Fairbanks
Abram Chiltears
Emporia
Charles Cranwell
Chefori
Martin
Hoisington
Holington
Ed Heath
Chicago
Avhi Scott
Missouri Pacific
Igchagiore Munch
Lalin
Tain
Fort Scott, Sarcu 2
O. A.che- Hey
Mary Jenkins
Dodge Co
French
Phaneas City
Prench
J. J. Paul
Esaney
Swift
B. P. McAllister
Naeewlanae, Ky
S.S.S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Gypsy
Pom Bros. N. Mile
Ditties Groe. Co
Webber & Co
H. L. Larsh & CO
Permon
Santa Fe
Cage
T L. Kunu
Kas
Wood
Kaczynski
Jackson
California
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