From Ocean to Ocean Wise Women Use the Great Spring Medicine
A long testimonial piece touts Paine's Celery Compound as a life renewing remedy. It recounts women across the land activated from illness to health, praising improved sleep, vitality, and social life after using the tonic. Martha Luncefora of Crawfordsville endorses its effects on heart, stomach, rheumatic, and general debility issues.
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Califorsia
Igor
Martha P. Luncefora
Crawfordsville
Paine
Apo
Not So Bad As Painted in Philippine Dispatches
Washington reports Acting Governor of the Philippines Judge Weislet writes to Marcus J. Wright of the city. He argues that insurgency is limited and that progress in the islands is real though imperfect. The dispatches note cattle thefts murders and robberies but claim Americans move safely and law enforcement is improving. Caswell resigns as physical director of the local athletic association and J A Augustin to run the Kansas Medical College section of medicine.
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Washington
Weislet
Philippines
Gets
Marcus J. Wright
United States
Wane
Mets
Aroe
Murner
Ronbery
Selraraphic
Stoerely
Caswell
Gotch Wins Big Miner Match In Klondike Tourney
Frank Gotch earned about $35 000 in Klondike mining camps after a series of wrestling bouts. He defeated rival challengers in multiple falls, taking the purse and rising to prominence in the rough field. The article notes the harsh Klondike setting and Gotch’s swift, decisive wins across several nights.
WILL SECOND ROBLIN IN AKRON GIANT'S CORNER
New York reports lanky Bob will act as second to Gus Habilin in the six round bout with Peter Maher on Pride night in Philadelphia. Jeffries championship plans loom for next May with Roblin in Akron, while Maher vows to defeat Rehl and darts toward a big win. The boxing scene also covers Oakland racing highlights and prep for the 1902 western campaign as horses, trainers, and venues shift.
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Roblin
Lanky
Bob
Akron
New York
Bot Passimtons
Jim Jeffries
Gus Habilin
Peter Maher
Philadelphia
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Dartiailty
Mitzsimmons
Rehl
Rubin
Mr. Horton
Colt Auction Talks And pugilists at a draw in Missouri
A colt from Bennetts faces poaching bids from Ane gither effort and York City market chatter. Tsch enor & Co. offer 23.8 for the colt but Bennett rejects. Frank may be sold for 100, with price set on cost and terms. Kid Broad and Abe Atell fight to a draw in St Louis, while Fred Gilbert excels at shooting and Judd's Trotter is entered in a Blue Hill trotting event at Grand Circle.
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Thehenor & Co
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Alve Frank
Tschenor & Co
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Whip
Chicago
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Seruved
Judd
Moston
Mass
W. D. Judd
St. Louis
T Reud- Mille
50 000 Knights Attend Pythias Jubilee in Chicago
In Chicago on March S1 the Knights of Pythias supreme domain held a Jubilee for 50,000 members. Grand Chancellor Cushman hosted a luncheon at Grand Central hotel for supreme and grand officers. A ceremonial program at the Coliseum featured a Milwaukee lodge candidate and Governor Lafellette amid cheers, with music and addresses. Visitors plan informal entertainments and will depart Saturday.
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Chicago
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Domain
Order
Charles FE. Cushimen
Grand Central Hotel
Masonic Temple
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Coli- Selim
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Will Fight Smallpox in Ebergate War News
Washington reports the Marine will cooperate with Nebraska officials to curb a smallpox outbreak in Ebergate. The state board of health notes many cases exist and seeks guidance from state authorities. Assistant Surgeon Wertenbaker, famed for epidemic work in Virginia, has been ordered to Nebraska and is en route.
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Nebraska
Ebergate
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Wertenbaker
Virginia
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Trainboy Seeks 2000 Damages in Railroad Accident Suit
Josiah Hoss sues Pred Harvey and the Santa 4 railroad in Shawnee county district court for 2000 damages on behalf of his son Harry Rosa, 18, a Topeka and St. Joseph newsboy. Harry Ross fell under train wheels at Nortonville while boarding, losing toes and ending with amputation, seeking compensation.
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Shawnee County District Court
Pred Harvey
Santa #4 railroad
Harry Rosa
Harry Ross
Topeka
St. Joseph
Nortonville
No ActuaL Demand Washington Tur ey fin reimbursement
Washington reports indicate the state department has not demanded reimbursement from Turkey for the abduction and related incidents. Amb Choate states there is no truth to claims of British government involvement in the Maine explosion. The text notes misstatements and scattered reports across diplomatic circles.
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Samren
State Department
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Eng
Tnt
Min
London
Marcel
United States
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Griffiths
Ambbassador
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Havana Harbor
Bids Opened for Fort Riley Barracks and Wiring
At Fort Riley bids were opened for one cavalry barracks and one artillery barracks plus plumbing heating and electric wiring. John Holmgren Junction City won the artillery barracks bid at 341 860, J B Betts Topeka won the cavalry barracks at 46 187, Gilbert Wilkerson led electrical bids at 915 and 1210, Graber Bros Lawrence led plumbing at artillery 100015 and cavalry 38161 with heating bids 3970 and 4038 respectively. Construction to start soon with a January 180 deadline.
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Fort Riley
G. ©. Cross
Lewis VanDort
Topeka
Overman Manufacturing Company
J- B Betts
J. A. Morse
Moore Bros
Kansas City
Graber Bros
Lawrence
J. K. White
John Holmgren
J. B. Betts
Topeth
Caviry
Gilbert-Wilkerson Company
Artillery Barracks
Cavalry
Artillery
Found Dead in Ravine Near Healy
Dighton March 21 Anthony Wyne 28 single of Wechita county found dead in a ravine four miles northeast of Healy. He was nude when found. An inquest by Coroner Dr. Bowen heard he was of unsound mind and left home Sunday with a horse, rode 12 miles then killed it, walked 42 miles to near Healy Monday, visited Captain McCory, divested clothing, wandered to the ravine and died by Tuesday night. Body sent to Lentt yesterday morning.
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Anthony Wyne
Wechita
Healy
Bowen
McCory
Lentt
Rain Pours Across Western Kansas Boosting Wheat
Western Kansas receives widespread rainfall with Hutchinson Garden City Pratt Great Bend Larned Dodge City and Kinsley reporting soaking showers. The moisture arrives as wheat needs it, aiding prospects across the wheat belt. Enrollment climbs as spring term begins and Catholic interests move to control Great Bend Central Normal College.
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Getza
Hutchinson
Kin
Wheat
Garden City
Pratt
Great Bend
Larned
Dodge City
Kinsley
Kan
Central Normal College
Morrison Hotel
Month of this school year and enrollment figures
The fragment mentions the school year duration with 126 months and an enrollment showing 08 more girls than boys. It also notes a separate item about Will Be Tried for Heresy and various local notices including pensions, prison news, land purchase, and a fatal train collision in Kansas.
PIANO HOUSE BURNED HOURLY LOSS FOR HARDMAN PECK CO
New York March 21 Hardman Peck Co piano makers suffered a loss of 300 000 or more as their West Forty eighth street factory beside the North River burned last night The packing room sparked the blaze and the roof collapsed sending debris onto a nearby frame stable injuring a fireman and a spectator The five story main building also suffered extensive damage to machinery and stock
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New York
Hardman, Peck & Co
West Forty-eight Street
North River
Funston Begins Return Home From Washington
Gen. Funston started home on Thursday evening aiming for a stop in Olka daho before heading to California with his wife and child. He plans to relocate them to Denver to establish his home as he prepares to take command of the department of Colorado around April 1, relieving Gen. MacArthur. He is expected to appear before the senate committee on the Philippines.
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Washington
Funston
Philippines
War Department
Denver
Post Check Plan Aims to Modernize Money by Mail
Washington reports a Senate bill by McMillan and House companion by Gardner to issue post checks in one two and five dollar paper currency. Endorsed by the American Newspaper Publishers Association the plan would let holders convert post checks to funds at any US post office then forward them to a designated repository for credit. The notes would include blank spaces for payer name and payee address and a receipt by the payee.
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Washington
Senate
McMillan ‘Pain
Gardner
Mich
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
United States
National Bank
Mercof
Earl Cafferty Shot in Philippines Army Hospital
Earl Cafferty son of T S Cafferty eastern division roadmaster of the Santa Fe and a member of the Twenty sixth United States Infantry now in service in the Philippines lies in an army hospital in southern Luzon with a bullet wound in the back. He was in camp sounding a bugle call when a Remington ball struck him. The injury is not considered serious and he does not expect to return to the states for nine months.
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T. S Cafferty
Santa Fe
Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry
Philippines
Luzon
Cafferty
Mush Maladies and Diet-Related Digestive Ailments
An early 20th century medical note links long use of oat mush and cracked wheat to amylaceous dyspepsia, souring the digestion and choking the nervous system. It describes tea defilder’s disorder and coffee drinkers’ complexion as related surface symptoms while asserting fermentation of unsuitable foods irritates the small intestine, stomach, and liver.
Humor of the Day spoof headline from old papers
The fragment hints at a humor page caption calling out a joke about a man dyeing and a description of New York open politics at a time with street language and garbled place names. The readable bits mention Puck and Cleveland in a playful, satirical tone as a Sunday item.
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