Intermittent Heart and Cure Claimed by Mrs Strope
A Cleveland widow Mrs Emily A Strope describes severe heart irregularities with episodes of skipped beats. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Heart to restoring regular heartbeat and nerve strength after two months of use. The ad promotes the pills as a female health remedy and lists pricing and availability.
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Hestingies Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Emily A. Strope
X. M. ‘Strope
Berepe
Areness
Pace
William Pink
Sul
Peli
Dale Pepin
Br. Williams
de. Willimans
Frisco Unemployed Struggles With Empty Larder
San Francisco reports dire relief as 1400 men await honest work, 420 slept on hall floors, and charity provisions dwindle. Women donors bring ham and bread but distrib tion is limited. many families face destitution while boulevard and road work plans promise future employment.
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San Francisco
California Club
Fioward
New Montgomery Streels
Mym Whiting
Miss Cary
Hese
Wwe
Night schools open as Chicago leaders defend program
Chicago officials defend night schools saying they serve populations unable to attend daytime classes. Mina Jane Addams, supported by Halie, Cumack, and Gross, argue for keeping schools like Garfield and Wells open, despite budget pressures. They cite Greek, Italian, and Bohemian communities urging continuation and plan further votes Wednesday night to gain approval.
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Mina Jane Addams
Chicago
Marth
Apel
Jane Addams
Febt Halie
Board of Education
Thom= Cumack
H.W. Grosswind Thoman Trenan
Cusackaid
Halirawid
McBrenne
Garfield
Thrvey
Wells Echon
New Main
Brenan
Riches in stamps fetch $35,000 Wisconsin hotel trade
Byron Foss traded a 20 year stamp collection for a Hurley Wisconsin hotel valued at $35,000. Ross, long a dealer in canceled stamps in Chicago, left for Hurley to take charge of the Barton House after the deal, the largest stamp exchange of its kind.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
Byron
Foss
Walnut Street
Ross
Hurley
Wis
Reas
DonGrey Stamos
John E. Burton
Barton
Roxs
Wisconsi
Burton
Treseatt
Niail Cartier
United States
Ohio's New Excise Law Reduces Saloons But Boosts Revenue
Ohio auditor reports 9 118 gallons with a 4 decrease since July and total state tax receipts rising under the new excise law. Despite fewer saloons, revenue exceeds pre law levels with nearly $500 000 raised by the excise tax on utilities and transport firms, including Adams Express and United States Express among others.
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Columbus
Guilbert
Ohio
Meuron
Negroes Barred Out In Oklahoma School Plan
The Oklahoma legislature approved measures restricting white and colored children from attending the same school in several districts. Plans call for building new facilities and hiring teachers in four segregated areas, affecting many families and potentially forcing some colored children to travel long distances to attend school. The item also notes related travel and transit notices from Union Pacific and city ticket services in the same era.
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Perry
O. T. March
Oxahoma
Cin Sulvat
Severa Fira
Geo
Rheumatism Cured by Pain Balm for Dolson in Sault Ste. Marie
Frank Dolson of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, bedridden eleven days and out twenty five dollars on doctors, was cured by one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm costing a quarter. He has since recovered. For sale by druggists. Homeseekers' excursions via Santa Fe Route on March 3 and 16. Brecham's Pills for stomach and liver mis.
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Rc Fulton
Frank Dolson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Chamberlain
Santa Fe
Brecham
Fellows Confident He Is Unopposed in Primary
Mayor Fellows, long in politics, voices strong confidence about winning the Republican primary. He says he has found no opposition after touring the city and openly mocks active campaigning. He credits Colonel Jetmore’s speeches for shaping public opinion while noting a council action on the Ninth Street viaduct with Jetmore as attorney for the company.
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Fellows
Journal
Tam Doling
Mayor Fellows
Jetmore
Council
Topeka Mayor Fellows Responds to Importing Mechanics Charge
In a letter to the State Journal Fellows defends his administration against claims he imported outside workers. He cites projects from St. Joe to Santa Fe depots, notes Topeka merchants used, and compares minor outside hires to state house contracts. He argues labor support remains his priority and dismisses Jetmore’s influence on his re election.
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The
State Journal
Tts
Citien
Topeka
A. E. Jetmore
Fellows & van Sant
St. Joe Grind Opera House
St. Joseph
State House
Ninth Street
Santa Fe
Comen
Pease Tae
Jetmore
Electric Cabs Coming to New York Will Use Hansoms
New York reports progress on Electric Storage Battery and Electric Carriage companies plan to deploy decoteles hansoms and electric cabs in weeks. Several units already in daily use were bought by private owners for 3200 to 209 each, with speeds 4 to 16 mph, city use about 6 mph, battery weight about 800 pounds aiding motion.
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New York
Electric Storage Battery Company
Electric Carriage and Wigod Company
A wartime march and spring strength in a tonic ad
A column extols Ayer s Sarsaparilla as the veteran remedy for the dangerous March wind and spring strain. It argues the tonic strengthens the blood, builds the body, and helps feeble or stressed individuals resist seasonal fatigue amid military imagery and veterans’ valor.
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Ayer
Tailors Seek to Levy Duty on Cloth From Abroad
Chicago March. President elect McKinley backs aims of the Retail Dealers Board of Trade to tax clothing and personal outfits of returning European tourists, except items taken abroad, to curb travel incentives. Meeting at Sherman House previews Chicago branch formation by merchant tailors. movement links to national conventions and broader dry goods and fur trades.
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Chicago
McKinley
Congress
Charles E. Hyde
Sherman House
Europe
Cleveland
New York
Tetail Dealers’ Board of Trade of New York
Ia1
Fifth Avenue
Pyramid Pile Cure touted by Dr Redmond and Dr Esterbrook
The Pyramid Pile Cure is praised as a remarkable remedy for piles, with instant relief from the first application and no opium or poisons. Drs Redmond and Esterbrook endorse its simplicity, safety, and rapid results, claiming it replaces surgical options. Sold by druggists at 40 cents each, with free book on piles causes and cures.
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Ayer
United States
Redmond
Esterbrook
Movement grows for free apparel duty on travelers
A reform movement spreads from Boston to Cleveland and Pittsburg with Chicago soon to join. The New York association circulates a petition to Congress claiming 100000 signatures in support. They seek laws to exempt wearing apparel and personal effects from duty for arriving travelers while returning residents face no exemption unless items were taken abroad and not increased in value.
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Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Congress
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Library board probes purchases of risqué memoirs
Columbus reports a school board inquiry after the new library committee bought editions of the Secret Memoirs of the Prefeh Revolution. The volumes cost hundreds of dollars and stirred controversy among students. The books describe trials of French aristocrats and crimes with risqué illustrations, sold at ten dollars each.
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Columbus
Mystery of Evangelist McAllister Feet Alive in Wichita
Reported death of California evangelist Aaron McAllister sparks rumor and letters. Rosa McAllister denies murder claim, says husband active with meetings in Ogden and Salt Lake. The exchange reveals confusion over McAllister's fate and a search for his wife. Also mentions influenza dangers and promotion of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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San Francisco
Evangelist McAllister
Aaron McAllister
McAllister WI
Denver
Jeanie
Alice Greenwell
Omden City
McAllister
Ogren
Euleg
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Walker Hotel
Court House
Tin
Tls
Barts
Davis
McAllisters
Bray
Xaey
Helther
Rene Aid de Witezent
Rosa McAllister
Wichita
McAmisters
Mineral Water 4 it to that Bucklens Arnica Salva
Bucklens Arnica Salve claims the best salve for piles and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by J. K. Jones and at stores on Firth and Kansas avenues. Also advertises Ayers Sarsaparilla for cleansing impurities.
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Byulsea
J. K. Jones
Firth and
Kansas Ave
State Regulation of Telephone Business Debated in Boston
Boston committee hears bills to regulate telephone conduct and permit lines sharing by other companies. Petitioners led by Str PW Kennedy seek cheaper service and state oversight akin to railroad and utility commissions. Letter from Rev J Gunderman cited praising King’s New Discovery for coughs and a local ad block follows with laundry and dry goods notices.
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Boston
Bell Telephone
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Str. PW
Kennedy
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Ceveland
Olsie
Frisco
Califreni Limited
Caifornia
Pullman Slovens
Eneker
Dinite
California Express
ROYAL
Bea Baking Power Co
Oklahoma
A& School
Michle
Centrel Park
America
Marthe
Gregory
Great Neck
Kansas City
St. Louis
Union Pacific
AL Lewis
City Ticket Agt
Mre. Fellows
Bces
Hall
Tmdar
Cripple Creek
G. B. Henderson
Daily Advertiser
California
le Grippe
Wr 'Hilleps
Eighth Ave
Gunderman
Dimondale
Dr. King
White E
Baptist
Hives Junction
Ncumonts
la Grippe
Coughlu
Hitle
de King
Fitch and
Palace Clothing
Peerias Steam Laundry
West Sr
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