British Doctors Cure Catarrh In New Remedy Claim
An advertisement from 1900 extols a cure for catarrh claiming success through a “Medicine Institute” run by Edward Medr.Ly Burkece. It lists numerous ailments purportedly treated, including hay fever, skin disorders, and ruptures, with testimonials and a lettered roster of doctors and locations. The piece reads like a medical promotion from Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedd
Lorie
Dowels
Kitney
Sciatixa
Firitiety Medivad Institute
Topeka
Suneony
Santa Fe railroad upgrades to start April first
General Superintendent Hessessie announced Santa Fe will begin track and bridge work on the Alahoma Division on April 1, employing several hundred men. Major ballast, replacement of wooden bridges, and new masonry and steel structures are planned, with upgrades extending to the El Dorada branch and the Santa Fe Roger line.
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Hessessie
Suite Me
Okimboma
el Dorada
Fom Fiorenes
Wintwit
Horta
Emerin
Santa Fort Worth Texas visit boosts Texas operations
Mr Alducci Walker chairing the Guard of directors of Santa Pesytow tours Fort Worth accompanied by Colonel Polk observes company improvements now in progress. The voyage covers Texas and New Mexico then back to New York. The Texan expansion includes a $20,000 project to improve freight facilities and depot arrangements. Prospects for a large cotton crop this year are noted amid investments in road beds and bridges. The company aims to erect a first class freight depot, while a question over double-helter regulation prompts concern about earlier economic methods. Huntington’s influence cited for Galveston modernization as a model for future expansion into Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Alducc i. Walker
Guard of Directors
Santa Pe Sytow
L. J. Polk
Walker
Coton Folk
Hi Progress
Wither
Téxas
Huw
Wong Ue Company
Silver City
New Mexico
New York
Chlewsen
Ue Yatte
Huntington
Galvestos
Ghirpatin
Kansas
Nevrasks
Okahoma
Oklahoma Branches and railroad projects listed
The document details principal branch line plans by Santa Fe and affiliates across Oklahoma and Indian Territory for the year. It cites routes from Atchison Topeka to Fort Smith and Chickasha to Pauls Valley, with numerous towns, miles under construction, and contracting firms like Spurr & Stubbs Son and Dolman & Si.
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Santa Fe
Fork Island
Oklaboma
Indian Territory
Atchiven
Topeka
Bina
Toneach
Donner Hon
Walkite Valley
Chicago
Nook Sland & Pacific
Oklahoma
Atchison, Topeka
Sante Po
Perking
Hartlesville
Propernent Company
Pueblo
Cal
Spurr & Stubbs Son
Lawrence
Ran, Ware & Muney
Tue Marth
Chickasha
Fort Smith
Ran
Teitian
Fort Sink
Ark
Pauls Valley
Atchisum
Jwika & Fonta
Ryek Tsianda Parktie
Chima
En- Anadarki
Fort Si
Reck Inland Must Stand For Carrying a Passenger
Junction Cy March 11 TTst season Mr 5 P Corkson on return from the south where He solid a Triad of Horses was taken With a fever. He bought a Ucket over the Reck Island for Wake City, but was carried nearly to Tu Deka, then sent back to White City. He was jostled about for a day in the tense hua oea arauly, and The catent come to in Council Grove on Thursday.
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Reck
Junction Cy
P. Corkson
Wake City
White City
Council Grove
Tharaday
Kansas Man Gets It F Hef Made Superintendent
Vine Blatt Ark Mateh 11 W P Nett of Garnett Kansas recently serving as ant division superintendent of the Montana division of the Great Northern with headquarters at Kalispell has been appointed division superintendent of the St Louis South.
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F. Hef
St. Louis Southwesters
Vine Blatt
Ark
Mateh
W. PF. Nett
Garnett
Kan
Oarintant
Montame
Great Northern
Kalispell
Most
Heen
Te Se
St. Louis South
Great Railroad Year Shapes North American Traffic
A Pine Bill headquarters report notes RH Rowran’s promotion to general superintendent as part of a trend toward concentration at focal Cotton Belt shops. Railways expect 1900 to surpass 1889 in traffic and earnings with a February gain of 14,600,000 over 1899 and a total mileage rise likely above 25,000,000 dollars. Union Pacific anticipates April service from Kansas City to Junction City, McPherson, with an early call and a late afternoon return.
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Chronicle
North America
U. P
Junction City
Union Pacific
Kansan City
McPherson
Ines Junction City
Death of Dispatcher Van Auken in Goodland Kansas
Van Auken a day dispatcher at Goodland in the Rock Jeland company died there of illness. He was an old timer in railway service and had many friends in Denver and Colorado who held him in high regard.
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van Auken
Goodland
Kan
Rock Jeland Company
van Auke
Wear
Denver
Colorado
Newtons rail workers show activity in city operations
From Newton reports detail multiple railroad workers, engineers, and conductors around town. G M Whitt, recently back in Injunction City, runs on Union Parish. a Richmond compound engine from Frohman Locomotive Works visits the area for shop overhauls and later to the Grand Trunk. Jerry Dunkleberger replaces Sam Bourne on the Great Bend branch. W J McNell moves, and Frat Denp visits Klondike. Business remains brisk, with crews shuffled to manage demand.
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Wan
Lis Saha
Rat Road
Dan Saya
Paw
Peiving
Jenee Jame
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireminn
Krad Aucoess
Richmond
Frohman’ Locorotive Works
Forrigenhal
Jerry Dunkleberger
Sam Bourne
Great Bend
Chas. Dean
Rncer
Henry Brunner
Walter Kissick
Keno County
W. J McNell
East Seventh Street
Frank Porter
Frat Denp
Firermarr Artur Tea
Klondike
Jain
IL Wes
Objections Filed on Democratic Platform at Lincoln Meeting
Washington reports quote ex-Postmaster General Don Dickinson criticizing the Nebraska Democratic platform as potentially offered to Democrats later. Arkansas Senator Jones calls the platform a true expression of Democratic sentiment, discusses referendum limits, imperialism, and potential Philippine independence within policy. Also includes a Harpers Bazar anecdote about a courting scene with Mrs Sterlingworth.
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Washington
Don M. Dickinson
Nebraska
Democratic
Lincoln Party
Chicago
Jones
Arkansas
National Committee
Bryan
Che
Central
South America
Philippines
Thirty Eight Convicted and Fined in Year by Police
Nearly two hundred arrested, one hundred three discharged, only a few fined. The list shows arrests for liquor selling since April 15, 1899, with columns for repeat offenses, fines and closures, lack of evidence discharges, and appeals to district court. Also notes a British steamer Pawnee quarantine due to three smallpox cases aboard.
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New York
Mediterranean
Bermuda
John Crawford
William McDonald
John Melbourne
Riverside Hospital
Tochamd
Durely
P. Cahheen
Jy -Willite
Rina
E. Hickiron A. Crist
Andy Dunene
Regan
John Oakley
Kiley Wil Sharer
Robi O
B. Bates
Banman
S. Lawman
John
Oon Meinier
Jockbecks
F. Crist
Jane Mapehailie A
S. Lytle
Brenty
J. Hargraves
Timon
Leonard
MM. Wootts
J.B. Purnam
Bob Neater
Larry Sliceian
D. Cramer
J. Wincox
Miikeelie
Hayallie
Dy Os Jones
H. Hones
Poe
Godard
Iior
Ehaarite
Horne
Hie
District Court
Supreme Court
Pollen Court
Blood of the Nation speech by Dr. David Starr Jordan
Dr. David Starr Jordan, president of Leland Stanford University, spoke to the Patria club at the Hotel Savoy on The Blood of the Nation. He argued that national history shapes bloodlines, warned against democracy’s enemies slavery aristocracy militarism and imperialism, and urged peace, justice, and universal virtues as enduring safeguards.
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David Starr
New York
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Patria Club
Hotel Savoy
Jordan
Pioneer printer F P Baker recalls S D Macdonald’s Kansas life
In a letter to the State Journal editor, F P Baker chronicles S D Macdonald, a pioneer Kansas printer who died last week in old Station B Topeka. He details Macdonald’s career from Wyandotte and the Wyandotte Gazette, fires, partnerships, and moves to Topeka and Denver, plus his service in the Kansas legislature and later years.
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F. P. Baker
S. D. Macdonald
Topeka
State Journal
SP. Macdonald
Kansas
Quindaro
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Macdonald
Taylor
Kansas State Record
Bid Rost
United States
State Record
F.G. Adams
Judes Adams
Macdonald & Baker
Denver Republican
Chicago
Duncan Maconald
State Editorial Association
W. C. Campbell
City
Hill
New York City
Maconald
Abe
Sher
Senator Davis Pushes French Treaty Ratification
A Washington dispatch states Senator Davis, chair of the Senate foreign relations committee, released a detailed report in favor of the French reciprocity treaty. The document outlines U.S. and France commercial relations, tariff rates, and government actuary data, aiming to sway senators and ease opposition.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Davis
Senate Committee On
United States
France
Dewey Illness Delays Public Reception in Savannah
Savannah reports Admiral Dewey fell ill delaying a public reception at the Desoto hotel where 5000 people gathered to greet him and Mrs Dewey aboard the revenue cutter Hamilton. Surgeon General Wyman and Dr J Graham attended the admiral who is resting and expected to resume plans soon. Meanwhile harbor ships were decorated in his honor and Mrs Dewey was hosted by a ladies committee at the yacht club. There is a brief quip about a Philadelphia wedding clock gifts between lines.
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Savannah
Dewey
Desoto Hotel
Hamilton
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
J. Graham
Wag
Yacht Club
Highbinders Raid Breaks Up Noted Chinese Gangs in San Francisco
San Francisco police conducted a raid on the Buck Simp Tong and arrested six high binders believed to be among its most notorious members. Authorities caption Su Ho Mum as the reputed leader accused of four murders. Several suspects are alleged to have killed rivals or stolen property. More arrests expected as investigators seek enough evidence for convictions.
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San Francisco
Chines High
Buck Simp Tong
Tong
Su Ho Mum
Chawit
Volver
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Marty
Edward Medr
Burkece
Areelal
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Utah
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Ie Eit
Ean Ban City
Klauer
California Fig Syrup CO. Sr
Railroad News
Alahoma Division
Santa
Rock Island
Pullman
Y ¥ Court of
Levicova
Webb
Newton
Nebraska Platform
Mrs. Sterlingworth
S.S. S
S.S
S. S
Myers
Mulberry St. Neva
Amy
SWIFT
Atlanta
Abean
Cc. B. Lyon
D.D.S
Kansas Ave
Hooma
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Co
He Star Employment and Rental Agency
West Eighth Street
Lope
Sines
Coupe
Hadelphia
Breatig 5
Ana
Chicago Times-Herald
Gailb
Pden
Hostetler
Kansas Ava
Hi. L. Larsh & CO
W. Eighth St
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