Munyon cures and motherly care for children advert
Munyon's remedies are promoted as a mother's duty to care for children. The ad touts Munyon's Baby Cure for teething fever cramps and crying babies, Fever Cure to break fever, Worm Cure for pin and intestinal worms, Sore Mouth and other remedies, all sold in small vials with instructions and free medical advice from Prof Munyon at Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Feral Settar
Musyon
Arch Street
Paiadelphia
Going East on the Santa Fe Route to Chidage
An advertisement extols the Santa Fe Route to Chidage with a fast, comfortable, safe travel experience. It promises a smooth ride on vestibuled trains, reduced grade crossings, electric lighting, and chair cars, highlighting value and convenience for travelers who pay only for what they order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Chidage
Rock Bellasted
Travel via Santa Fe Route
W. C. Garvey, agent, advertises travel via the Santa Fe Route.
Russia Holds Firm Asserts Demands In Europe
A dispatch notes Russia declines to abate its original demands amid attempts by Germany and Britain to influence policy at St. Petersburg. The report says no concession forthcoming, with hints of ongoing negotiations and no clear settlement. A second item reports Ontario mining output rising with value of minerals at 10.5 million dollars, up from prior year, including coal and gold.
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Russis
Times
Tekin
Phat
Chen
Germany
Anal
Victoria
B. C
Ernis
Jena
West Koutenal
Dr Pierce's Cure Promises Health Through Tonic Claims
An OCR fragment touts Dr Pierce's remedies as stronger than others, claiming mental vigor, better nourishment, and longer endurance. It mentions benefits for digestion, lungs, and coughs, asserting ease of use and health restoration through claimed tonics and pills with a marketing tone.
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Httr
Pierce
Feltet Sera
Tyre Manila
Western Division Must Have More Pure Water
Kansas at its best says Treasurer Wilder after a western trip. Rock Island uses lime stone ballast now. The American Well Borins plans to begin a contract with Santa Fe for sinking an artesian well at Kinsley Kansas. The well will be several hundred feet deep and similar to the Kinsley well supplying water for Santa Fe engines on the western division. Western Kansas water is alkali at ordinary depths making dry wells a necessity for locomotives and division operations.
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Borins
Santa Fe
Kinsley
Kan
Kansas
Beilers
Wreck on Central Branch Costs Hundreds in Rail Loss
Greenleaf March 19 A wreck on the Central Branch near Clifton delays passenger traffic and sends nine loaded freight cars of coal, hay, and merchandise into the ditch. The line was cleared after midnight with no injuries reported to crews. Local items note changes in Greenleaf yard staff and community birthdays.
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Clifton
Greenleaf
E. Medingie
Shorty
Hutchinson
Aircontewe
Barney Martin
Greenleaf Yards
JW. Rogers
Dennis Haye
Diet Lottly Rillaond
Mra Finnigan
Atchison
L. M. Shirmee
Greentoat
Uukial Whyle
Ghippee
Among Railroad Men and Service Changes at Santa Fe
The piece describes interior improvements at Parnes station and shifts in Santa Fe personnel. It notes changes in night operations led by Mr. Wonlser, Welter, and Tommnation of Wee Revnaldy, with new roles for Moud iy and J. Hogar. It mentions Revnaldy’s traffic patterns, and Kans City staffing, plus a mention of a proposed bride and compensation context.
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Parnes
Siskin
Mt. I Dt
J. Hogar
Banta Fe
Rage Barat
Nenu
Wee
Revnaldy
Teaije
Cheshey
Huttey
Slovision
Vie Ragin
Tle Wyenomen
Amd
Torrey
Wichita
Wi. TH
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Segara
Ina
Purdy
The
Rock Taland
Ormir
Kansans Praise Western Kansas Agriculture Prosperity
Mild Treasurer Edward Wilder says the western Kansas country looks best he has seen, with cattle herds quartered and nearly all land in cultivation. He notes excellent prospects for the year across western, central, and eastern Kansas after a trip through Arizona, New Mexico, and southern California with Santa Fe sales.
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Edward Winer
Weill
Kansas
Santa Fe
Edward Wilder
Coubtea
Arizona
California
Wilder
New Mexico
Novel Railroad Men Organization in Denver Branch
A novel railroad organization is planned in Denver to become a branch of the national order. The formation signals an emerging labor group among railway workers with aims to organize and advocate for members. Further details on structure and leadership were not provided in the report.
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Novel
Denver
The
National Order
Be wary headline: Blaine linked to Kuehne Beveridge marriage
New York reports a circulating tale that James G Blaine plans marriage to sculptor Ailes Kuehne Beveridge. She is said to be in Paris while Blaine occupies her East Fifteenth studio. The piece recalls Blaine's 1856 marriage to Marie Nevin and later divorce, noting their son and the ties to Mrs Blaine's later life.
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New York
James G. Blaine
Ailes Kuehne Baveridge
Stulptress
Beveridge
Paris
Mr. Blaine
East Fifteenth Street
Arnier
Jaine
Marie Nevins
Father Ducey
Neving
Modjeskx
Vider Blaine
Weni
Billaburg
Port Jarvis forms secret railroad worker order
A new organization named for Port Jarvis forms among railroad men, admitting only veterans of rail service. An organizer will travel the West to establish branches, focusing on Denver and major railroad centers. The group aims to enforce dues and a controlled social pace, with its first dance already held in Port Jarvis. The movement mirrors a prior locomotive firemen order and seeks to grow nationwide with Denver as a key hub.
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Wae
Port
Tinllraad
Lpilés
Port Jarvis
Denver
Assa‘cialon
Sen
Fort Jarvis
Phes
Cuthbert and Sargent Win Santa Fe Shops Contract
Topeka contractors Cuthbert and Sargent have secured the contract to finish the Santa Fe shop buildings at Pt Madison Ta. Work will start within 20 days and total about 100 dollars. The project includes masonry stack building and sewerage. The Ft Madison shops won t be affected and Santa Fe work is limited to ordinary division repair.
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Cuthbert & Sargent
Topeka
Santa Fe
Pt. Madison
Commeices
Ft. Madison
Rock Island to Denver Fast Train Inauguration
Kansas City March 19 The Rock Island and Union Pacific plan a fast train service between Kansas City and Denver starting tomorrow. Union Pacific cuts travel time by two hours twenty five minutes to sixteen hours. Rock Island aims for fifteen hours.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Topeka
Rock Island
Denver & Big Grande
Colorado Midland
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Boilermaker Heads To War Service and Reassignments
From Newton reports Boilermaker Cal Alexander of Raton NM visits his brother Cyrus Alexander while Engineer Dummond of Argentine arrives with No 35 engine. Firman W Dunlap takes a layoff for illness. fireman Rutvenhouse doubles. Bessie Siever heads to Whebita to join Wichita as pitcher on 30 day layoff. Everett Anicesan contemplates 60 day leave. Oscar Magi shaves appearance, strange talk of recognition.
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Cal Alexander
Raton
la Her
Cyrus Alexander
Dummond
Argentine
Whebita
Wichita
Everett ‘Anicesan
Boston
Oscar Magi
W F Whites Kindly Act and a Child Letter From Hutchinson
A fragment describes W F White’s act involving Hutchinson Kansas with a child Bert Meredith writing to Mr Kite asking for a circus pass to Topeka. The Thterlor Herald publisher’s son is mentioned, noting the editor’s ten year old son Wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. White
Hutchinson
Kanaea
Mr. Kite
Topeka
Bert Meredith
Thterlor Herald
Wit
Bert
Grip illness blamed on clogged sewers and kidneys
Advertisement claims a sewer-like grip root cause and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy. Cites physicians from Germany England and America praising the product and urges prompt use for grip symptoms such as nausea and body pains.
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Dr. Hamilton
Warner
America
Heyer
Germany
William Edward Hobson
England
Gunn
New York
Wellington echoes and rail yard notes in brief
Enclosures and visits accompany a railway day in Wellington. Engineer Tom Parks travels from Arkansas City while Jeflroad Insurance agent interviews Senta Fe workers about a recent accident palioy. Jack Pepperdine walks on crutches after a foot injury. Te Morris returns to the roundhouse after illness. Conductor Henry Brinkmeier resumes Englewood branch duties in Wichita region.
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Tom Parks
Arkansas City
Bynum
Senta Fe
Jack Pepperdine
Roundhouse
Te Morris
Henry Brinkmeier
Wichita
Henry
Englewood
Broce Island Changes New Passenger Time Card
Broce Island changes affect Mock Island passenger service with altered stopping points. Westbound crews relocate to Phillipsburg, with conductors brakemen and mail clerks moving families. The Kansas City crew handles the mail train to Phillipsburg in about eight hours and the Colorado Springs leg follows in eight more hours.
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Phillipsburg
Mock Island
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Improvements on the Rock Island Line Between Hellville and Courtland
Work to ballast the roadbed on the Rock Island line from Hellville to Courtland continues with standard ballast. The project aims to bring the entire roadbed to peak condition and notes ballast can cement when saturated by rain, causing temporary hardening.
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Rock Island
Hellville
Courtland
Rock Island Extension Plans Two New Western Branches
Rock Island officials mull two summer extensions. One would run about two miles from El Reno west in Oklahoma Territory. The other would extend from Chickasaw northwest through Indian Territory. Washington reports Senate action on a bill granting rights of way through Nebraska Kansas Colorado and through Indian and Oklahoma territories.
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Jemua
el Reno
Oklahome Territory
Chickasaw
Indian Territory
Washington
Senate
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Indiat
Oklahoma
Unique St Paul whalejack planned for Alaska voyage
A St Paul party in Tacoma plans to build a 40 foot whaleback type craft to navigate to Copper River Alaska. The vessel will carry 12 men and 35 tons of freight with a 9 ft 6 in beam, four and a half feet draft loaded. It will be built in a foot shipyard and designed to stay afloat if damaged. The group aims to start in about five weeks and include a portable saw mill and extra supplies for Copper River trade.
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St Paul
Tacoma
Alaskan
Tacomas
Copper River
St. Paul
SS. Silvis
Not Afraid of Snakes Rattlesnake Pete To Meet Texan in Contest
Peter Gruber known as Rattlesnake Pete is challenged by Jim Bancroft to a rattlesnake contest for the championship of the world in Rochester New York. Pete accepted and posted a $3 forfeit with the local paper’s sporting editor. The story notes Pete’s fearless handling of dangerous rattlers and recalls a Denver banquet where reptiles were eaten.
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Jim Bancroft
Rochester
Peter Gruber
Pete
Denver
Col
Rescue Effort Targets Gum Selling Girls Downtown
A South Side Woman's club committee led by Mrs. Pickering Cunant and Lord met Chief Ripley to stop underage gum selling at night. Ripley said arrests would be disorderly conduct and urged an ordinance fixing penalties for parents who allow children to sell gum downtown after hours. Club members planned to seek draft from the city law department and convene a council of women’s clubs to review the plan.
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South Side
Woman's Club
Ripley
A. H. Pickering
Bt. W. Cunant
P.M. Lord
City Law Department
Camela
Hurst May Get Anson
St Louis manager Tim Hurst seeks Wade Anson as first baseman for the Browns amid salary disputes. Anson would bring speed at first and draw crowds, but the price may stall agreement and leave the deal in doubt.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Tim Hurst
Browns
Wade Adrian” Anson
Anson
Hurst
Orst
Anson Wuld
Libel Verdict: American Book Co Wins $75,000
In Minneapolis March 19 the United States district court awarded the American Book Company $75,000 after a jury of half an hour found for the plaintiff in a libel suit against Kimdom Publishing. The suit stemmed from a pamphlet by George A Gates alleging bribery in book introductions.
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American Book Company Victor
Minnesota
Minnespolis
Ubel
America Book Company
Kimtdom Publishing Company
United States District Court
Kingdom Publishing Company
George A. Gates
Iowa
Grinnell
American Book Company
ita_books
Bel
Jury of Water Memory at Abraham Lincoln Birthplace
A Kentucky scene details Mr James Speed of Louisville carrying spring water from Abraham Lincoln birthplace to Christening battleship Kentucky. Accompanied by his daughter and others, Miss Speed kneels to bless the water as it is delivered to Governor Bradley.
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Hodeenvill
James Speed
Louissille
Bradley
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Pring
J. W. Twymant
J. W. Bigham
Miss Speed
Fas
Ann Arbor Students Rebel Over Sweater Ban in Latin Class
University of Michigan Latin department faces student revolt after Professor Kelcey imposes a decree against wearing sweaters. About two thirds oppose the rule while opponents plan to petition the regents. Observers link this to a broader reform wave and potential campus reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Kelcey
Posen
Pardon in Cowlay County and Current Local News
Governor Leedy pardons Ross related to a 1831 Windetd robbery case from Inwn ley county. Report mentions a senior Leedy doubt and county officials denying his claim. Also notes Bert Jones to pitch for Cleveland next season after recovering from illness. Public notices advertise Rock Island to Colorado travel and Ozarka scenery feature. Includes a medical testimonial for Feges Cherry Cough Syrup and local photo pricing.
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Cowlay County
Leedy
CC. Ross
Inwnley
Tabbery
Windetd
Cherret
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