Cure all disease with Minyon's H H R Co advertisement
An old time medical ad describes a mouth and throat cure and vaporized agents, promising a universal remedy. It claims teflon and other materials as part of a treatment and urges readers to write Dr. Muneon for advice. The notice lists Munyon's H H R Co in Philadelphia and a sale date.
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Tungen
Matil
Prof
Muneon
Ndsice
Munyon
H. HH. R. CO
Arch Birees
Philadelphia
Panlo in a Hotel. Hooverton Ab. amen 9
Explosion at a local hotel in Hooverton injures several. J A Cano Tem, a banker, owns the building. Charan of Pe betel Taueediately after the blast, John V. Brown, a dis charesh employee, is arrested. Brown is tied to the incident as investigators piece together motive and ties to the community.
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Hooverton
Jobo V. Brown
Wurpictow
Brown
Perstut
Ban
Mpetarion Belp & Eaglet
Marien
Salina Man Named Assistant Superintendent at Hutchinson Reformatory
Chere J. Peet of Salina selected as assistant superintendent of the Hutchinson reformatory. Peet has years in real estate and insurance in Salina and enjoys wide support among Kansas Republicans. Appointment to be announced soon.
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T. Peck
Hutchinson Reformatory
Chere J. Peet
Salina
Peck
Kansas
Burlington Improves Passenger Service to Puget Sound
In St Louis on March 9 reports state Burlington will enhance passenger service toward Puget Sound with routes through Chicago and St Louis. The Chicago investigation into arms includes Maj. Gen. James F Wade and Eric ten Guerge Le Gillespie, examined by a court chaired by Gen. George W. Davis.
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Burlington
St. Louis
Washington
Baconda
Man
Uilthes
Miles Court
Chicago
Chleney
Hecan
Jamet F. Wade
Eric
Ten Guerge le Gillespie
Mawiry
George W. Davis
Gourdad's Creamy Lotion Promoted by Ladies
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cosmetic named Gourdad's Creamy aimed at beauty and skin care. References mention a beauty product advertised to women and inquiries about its trustworthiness and effectiveness, with unclear names and phrases.
Salvage Fire Sale At Paisce Clothing Stock Take Place
Address 607 Kansas Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets hosts a salvage end fire sale of Paisce Clothing Company stock on Saturday at time to be announced. The notice mentions limited quantities and purchasers must pay cash. Local authorities urge orderly conduct and compliance with sale terms.
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Kansas Anvenue
Paisce Clothing Company
Riots As Immunes Train Passes Through Griffin Georgia
The Tenth Immuney regiment's train from Atlanta to Macon detours through Griffin with gunfire and pandemonium. Civilians and militia exchange shots, one trainman fatally wounded, and authorities deploy deputies to calm streets. Many riders head to depots as chaos erupts along the route.
Riots as Freed Negro Soldiers Return From Muster
In Chattanooga Tennessee on March 9 the Eighth United States immunes regiment of Black soldiers led by Colonel Huggins were discharged. About 500 men left by the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis road and some seized revolvers firing into air sheds and vacant houses. A drunken sergeant fired at car inspector W. W. Harkins wounding him in the knee. Andrew Lecland was shot in the face. Telegraphs were sent to Bridgeford to halt the train and arrests of rioters are sought.
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Avanta
Cokdynes
Macon
Will Goodyear
Peope Stading
AL Griffin
Uin
Georga Allway
Griffin
Day
George Age
Wea
Union
Regioes
Lnd
North Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Ohio
Atlante
Chattanooga
Tenn
Auarch
United States
Huggins
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
W. W. Harkins
Nashville
Andrew Lecland
Bridgeford
United States Troops Land at Valetta Parade Ground
On February 19 2000 troops arrived in Valletta Malta aboard the US transport Sheridan. General Sir Arthur James Lyon Fire Amanrié and the governor inspected the force of about 2000 men as Admiral Hopkins and Major General Congleton reviewed the troops. The Twelfth United States Infantry led the detachment and the parade drew a large crowd of spectators.
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Malta
Sheridan
John Cromanney Hopkins
Mediterranean
Lord Congleton
Congleton
Somnourst
Twelfth
United States Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Eee
Coli. Smil
Queen postpones departure amid Channel storm
London March 9 The queen has postponed her departure to the south of France until Saturday next due to the storm in the channel. The postponement underscores the precautions surrounding her majesty and marks a significant delay in travel plans.
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London
France
Channel
State Dam Washed Out at Chillicothe
A portion of the state dam at Chillicothe has been carried away by the Sciota River flood. The break disrupts flow toward Portsmouth and a feeder line. officials vow costly repairs and protest against further damage. The event underscores imminent public expenditure to restore the dam and related structures.
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Chillicothe
Sciota
Portsmouth
North Topeka Community Notes Reflect Local Visits
North Topeka scenes show J A Polly returning from a trip to Team county while A V Heyden entertains her sister in Wisconsin. Numerous residents travel for business, social events, and church activities.
Papal Nuncio in Grave Condition After Afternoon Apoplexy
Papal nuncio BM Clari suffered an apoplectic attack this afternoon in Paris. His condition is grave as reports detail a sudden medical emergency affecting a senior church official.
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Paris
Clari
Kansas Avenue
Bad Politics and McNall Removal Rumors in Kansas
A sensational Kansas political brief reports rumors that James A. Troutman may prepare charges against Insurance Superintendent Webb McNall, amid Republican plans to remove him. It notes affidavits in federal court and a partisan inquiry by a five member committee, with McNall defending his actions and predicting no resignation. The piece links the drive to Governor Stanley and mentions Harry Landis and political timing around July 1.
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James A. Troutman
Webb McNall
Stanley
McNall
Troutman
Wlettita
Pastison
House
Ave
William Frogers
Dick Chase
M. A. Householder
Murrill
Partisan Committee
Kansas Mutual
John W. Breidenthal
McNail
MccNail
Wrheme
Harry Landis
J. Tomlinson
Minneapolis
Agi
Calderherd
Landis
Senate
Talk of Cancer Fresh Alarm Regarding the Pope Health
Rome March examination of the pope's wound by Dr Magzuni showed excellent progress. The pope hopes to resume receptions soon. Rumors arose about a cancer though physicians deny this and note convalescence continues.
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Rome
Magzuni
Lapponi
Vatican
Deaths and Funerals: Carfrae and Ottinger tributes
Herbert Carfrae four year old son of Hugh Carfrae of the Santa Fe dies at 418 Cedar street from spinal meningitis. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow. Grover Ottinger, struck by a Rock Island train near Grantville, dies. funeral at Grantville today, burial there. Mrs Anna Hitler dies of pneumonia aged 76. funeral from 617 Locust street. Agnes Dwyer one month old dies. funeral this afternoon. Rock Island Route offers Worth and Return fare of 1450 with quicker travel time.
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Ft Worth
Rock Island
Herbert Carfrae
Hugh Carfrae
Santa Fe
Cedar Street
Gwin
Grover Ottinger
Grantville
Anna Hitler
Locust Street
Agnes
James Dwyer
Lawrence Street
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Offers Cures For Nervous Exhaustion
A lengthy testimonial about severe nervous prostration, sleeplessness, and mental fatigue, detailing years of suffering, failed treatments, and eventual recovery after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The letter, from Mrs. W. A. Thompson of Columbus Wisconsin, praises the medicine and notes a free sample offer from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Howe
Simpson in Chicago at Willard hall speaks on reform and expansion
Jeremiah Simpson, en route from Kansas, urged the Chicago Single Tax club to push congressional rule changes and local municipal ownership. He praised Altgeld, championed expansionist views, and criticized imperial policy while advocating him for mayor as crowds cheered.
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Chicago
Jeremiah Simpson
Kansas
Willard Hall
Thtesman
Kansan
Post
Congress
Reed
Phittuping Islands
Spain
Altgeld
Adteeld
Tur Altgeld
Senator Jones Health Update in Precarious Condition
Senator Jones of Arkansas, chairing the national Democratic committee, remains in a precarious state with risk of another heart attack. He is currently resting well but under strict medical supervision and avoiding exertion while hoping for recovery through quiet and an extended period away from work.
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Washington
Senator Jones
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Meningitis Threat Grips Topeka As Child Deaths Rise
Meningitis scare grips Topeka with several child deaths in two weeks and reports of caves in the city. The latest death is Herbert Cartras four year old son of Singh Carfrae a Santa Fe clerk who died at 6 this morning. Most cases are among children physicians warn the illness is contagious malignant fever caused by a germ similar to that of pneumonia and has appeared in Kansas and other western states.
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J. A. Polly
A.V. Heyden
Wisconsin
Courtney
St. Joseph
Kansas City
J. W. Simmons
Wider
Kan
Biodera Woodmen of America
Gote
Lyon
Kungas Avenue
Cartes
Chester Dumm
Beloit
North Side
A. A. Raub
A. Hayes
Kansas Avenue
A.O
Palmer Lodge No
National Aid
Uheir Hall
Odd Fellows
Walter M. Spear
Leavenworth
William Green
Charles Wolff
Kansas
Mark Putnam
Edith
Putnam
Miss Putnam
W. T.K
A. M. Petro
W. B. Kistler
W. B. Kistler Four A Number of Other Sterary Clubs. ‘Minv Hoasle Sheets
Berets
A. Sheets
Quincy Street
Bhawne Council No
1. Of
S.A. Hayes
First View
W. F. Bailey
B. BE. Miller
W. Hott
M. A. Swift
TF McGrew
Minnie Francis
Gari
H. A. Baller
HA Clark
Trolley
Miller
FE. McGrew
Misa Arinra Hice
Central
Good Shepherd
W. S Hamrick
Greencastle
Glen Hamrick
Hullie
Emma Kelly
Mansos Avenue
M. E
Klondike
Kelly
Viola ‘Troutman
Arthur
Adele Small
Jack~son Street
Nullie Dolman
Fred Campbell
Ha»zel Fulton
Zein Lukens
John Morthland
Nellie Nes
Tawin Kistler
Vera Fridges
Mildred
Eadie
Ethel Hyman
Permile Curbs
Ethel Schlegel
Kathe Hall
Zella
Eleanor Lakers
Stella Michel
Duo Campbell
James Anderson
Cliford Rowley
Harry Safford
John Grodinier
Walter Davin
Grover Dolman
Lester Hamilton
Gaylord Miller
Sidney Hurlees
Topeka 1
Herbert Cartras
Singh Carfrae
Santa Fe
Pneumoni
Shany
Western States
Governor Grants Care Banishing Official Doubts
Guthrie Oklahoma March reports say Governor Stan ley plans six appointments this week while resting. He has not fully recovered from illness, leaving his desk to sign laws from the legislature. He vetoed a bill regulating medical practice, citing it interfered with religious liberty, seen as a blow to Christian Science.
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Stanley
Guthrie
Sewers for Mexico City Begin Work
City of Mexico March 9 The main sewerage project started by a French firm with four year deadline. In days 1500 workers will be employed at 8 feet of depth. The system is expected to lower the death rate to among the world’s lowest in cities of this size. The contract includes a large pumping engine to flush sewers every 24 hours.
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City of Mexico
Fulshins
Amor
Mattio
Tadey
Mithrepplea
Duluth
Minneapolis
York
Ey Yival
Metieliy
Gar Trust
Bock Exchange
Tie Street
Market Report From Wheat To Hogs And Cattle
A chaotic market report notes May wheat opening lower then rising into the day, with drought-impacted California and export demand affecting prices. Corn and oats show slight gains while pork declines and cattle values soften. Receipts and prices in Minneapolis, Duluth, and Kansas City are cited alongside mixed hay, Timothy, and dairy figures.
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Comenga
Mareto
Price Current
Redaugate
California
Snaifen
Orme
Minneapolis
Dylueh
Ghawa
Farner Bulliah
Ropncamlea
Tasslan Cush
Timothy
New York Money Market and Stock Debate Rumors
A March report from New York outlines money market weakness and a volatile stock scene. References to treasury, sterling, and silver certificates hint at Treasury policy influence and investor caution amid speculative talk on future Fed or market maneuvers.
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New York
Enchiumace Strunat
Tesvinntiv
Siac
Ayn Stestean Dais Ra
Ae Ross Government Homie
Waaay
Ares
Pogisleread
Ecgiatarad
Noupela
For Rent and Trade Notice in Southern Edits
Sixty two men seek a sign of occupancy in a Sunday evening sale at a freight depot. A banner advertises for rent and exchange offers as well as accommodation details near Little Week, with a noted closing time of seven oclock.
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Freicht Depot
Dt Binaner
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