Swamp Root Advert Claim on Kidney and Bladder Health
A vintage advertisement touts Swamp Root as a natural healer for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims back pain as a signal of kidney issues and promises sample bottles and testimonials, naming Dr. Kilmer and urging readers to seek the remedy at drug stores nationwide.
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Judge Gilpatrick Refuses to Throw Out Hite Case
In Leavenworth Kansas on March 1 Judge Gilpatrick overruled the motion to dismiss the Ridney and Burbank versus Mie case. Allegations include an alleged murder plot connected to a woman who sent a telegram through General Wade in command to the Phil. Witnesses and attorneys, including Ell Nichols Worth and Williem Dill, argued jurisdiction and pretrial matters as the judge ordered further review.
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Complex legal hints and early baseball moves emerge
Fragmented text reports permission to flee a mirror case, delays for April term, attorneys Burtt Sietne and Geriston seek to introduce testimony. Separate notes from Atlanta and New York describe National and American leagues preparing in Savannah and Indianapolis, with Griffth managing players and Coulter slated to play.
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Notable Attractions Planned for Coming Chautauqua Session
Ottawa Kansas March 10 details of the programme for the summer Chautauqua were arranged by the assembly board. Secretary Nusbaum to invite Governor La Follette of Wisconsin for the Fourth of July address. If unavailable he will seek Senator Beveridge or Senator Fairbanks. Dr Wilbur F Cripps of Washington chosen as lecturer and Bentay Sermon preacher. Mrs Annette Lameraux invited to head Sunday school. Mrs John A Logan to headline on program. Farmers Day planned with Prof Predoe Rankin. Frances Norris named reader. lecture on Mormonism vs Americanism. Kinetoscope contract approved for second week show.
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He Can’t Marry Without Security and Costs
In Inti Kar on March 20 Delbert Foster cannot marry Maud Walker because he lacks funds to pay officer costs and Otter costs. Officials insist on fees before a marriage ceremony can occur, and Foster cannot attend due to his confinement and inability to raise money. The plan to escape jail for a wedding fails as fees remain unpaid and custody continues.
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Dream leads to discovery of Charles H. Willes body
A dream led three men to locate Charles H. Willes body in the river near Junction City. Elles claimed the vision showed the body below the second drift near the bridge, and the others went to check after work. They found the body at the precise spot described and testified to the tale's truth. The report appears in si line Journal. Dewey trial postponed due to juror illness. Rain falls at Wichita aiding wheat and plowing prospects. storm affects east Oklahoma.
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Siline Journal
Milwaukee Manager Announces Key Pitcher Trade
President Baveror of the Milwaukee club disclosed today that pitcher 2% has been signed from Fort Scott, signaling a strategic acquisition amid the season. Storie, who played for Fort Scott, joins the Milwaukee American team as part of the roster move.
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Judge Potter Van Lessent Case Noted with Truancy Issue
Judge Potter Van Lessent presided as city truancy officer A Lemasters faced ongoing trouble with Harry and Charles Clark of 200 Mock on South Street The parent appeared wholly perplexed by repeated school absences The judge ordered a fine and costs and a stay in consequence of the case
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Rain and dust storms hit wheat regions across the state
Reports from Wichita Hutchinson Junction City Salina and Abilene describe heavy dust storms followed by rains aiding wheat moisture in some counties while damaging fields in others. A prairie fire south of Florence prompted damage estimates and trials nearby as El Dorado murder case moves with acquittal and related decisions.
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Deafness Cured by New Mysterious Power Promises Free Trial
An advertisement claims a mysterious method can restore hearing quickly and permanently. It urges readers to write for free information before paying, touting past failures of other remedies and offering a money back assured cure via private correspondence from Dr. Guy Clifford Powell.
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Kansas Track Team Aims to Beat Missouri in Convention Hall Meet
Kansas manager Plank expects a victory over Missouri at the March 18 Convention Hall event in Kansas City. A silver loving cup will be awarded to the victor and permanently kept by the winner, with many students planning to travel to support the team.
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Attell Wins Short Bout Over Patsy Hainy in Eight
In Hot Springs Arkansas Abe Attell knocked out Patsy Hainy of Buffalo in eight rounds of a one sided bout. The crowd included Chief Kaley of St Louis and Judge Murphy with many others from across the country. Betting favored Attell at local clubs with 1 to 2 on the favorite. Marvin Hart and Sandy Ferguson were noted to be scheduled for future rounds, with Australian Jimmy Ryan present.
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St Louis
Joseph A. Murphy
Focal
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Ana Santy Ferguson
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Jimmy” Ryan
Challenge to Giants at New York for three charity games
New York March 10 Owner Frank Farrell of the New York American again challenges the Giants to a three game series before the season opens. He argues a public-spirited match would draw big gate receipts for charity and bets heavy pitching strength with Chesbro Griffith Powell Hughes Wolfs Biss and Putman leading. He says the two teams should be matched to prove superiority.
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Sullivan Barry discuss potential bout with Yanger terms
Chicago March 10 Dave Sullivan and Jimmy Barry, fresh from the coast and the Young Corbett fight, talk a possible match with Benny Yanger. Hertz says contracts will settle the deal with Yanger at 120 ringside and 75 percent of gate split. Sullivan must sign. Barry recalls Corbett clash, notes Corbett’s clever head, and discusses Britt comparison as even money.
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Crescent City Derby and racing notes across major circuits
The report covers the Crescent City Derby with mention of Hy S and rivals, notes on Richards B and developing horses, and a New York challenge between John J. Roan and Col. Billy Thompson over a $10,000 race to be held in New Orleans. It also details Ascot Park’s six furlongs handicap at Los Angeles and Oakland’s track surprises, plus San Francisco updates on Modicini defeating odds on, and Kid Herman arriving to seek a match after Britt-Corbett contenders.
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No American Challenge Dampens Davis Trophy Prospect
Reston reports no effort by American tennis players this year to reclaim the Davis International trophy won last year by the Doherty brothers and held by the English Lawn Tennis Association. The English association has been notified by cable, with France also holding the trophy, and Wimbledon hosting the contest. In New York, March 10, exclusive society women close on operations for vacant Madison Avenue property to build a new athletic club, admitting 509 women including non-residents. Also in New York, Gustanum of Akren and Jack Munroe plan a half mile pursuit skating race at the Clermont Avenue ice rink with Ruhlin and Munroe as stars. the winter purse is sizable. Brush refuses a joint Giants series with Schuyler. and Foote sues several railroads over a fatal accident settlement in Dallas.
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Train collision injures riders and horses near Titnois Central
A June 18 incident on the Big Zone line near Titnois Central left a passenger and trainer Boote injured as the train struck animals and caused multiple horses to fall. One trainer named Foote was harmed and another passenger sustained unspecified injuries.
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Santa Fe Low Rates to Southwest By March Fifteenth
The Santa Fe announces low travel rates to the Southwest around March 15 or earlier, with reduced fares to Oxlabama Texas Pecos Valley and major Texas points including Fort Worth Austin Houston and Galveston. Limited excursion quotes in effect, aiming to attract travelers to the western states.
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