Munyon's Paw-Paw touted as cure-all remedy
A flood of testimonials from notable figures praise Munyon's Paw-Paw as a universal cure for indigestion nerves stomach trouble and general weakness. Endorsers include John Hancock Charles Disharoun Dr Frank P Murtho Dr A Catford Dr Thomas C Carter James O Watkins and others claiming rapid relief and health benefits.
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John Hancock
Washington, D. C
Winfield Scott Hancock
Charles R. Disharoun
Salisbury
Prank P Murtho
New York
Munyon
OD. A. Catford
Philadelphia
Thomas C. Carter
Hanna
James 0. Watkins
Wall St
Broadsteest
N. Y
Manyon
Vivid Russian Battery Officer Describes Port Arthur Fight
A Russian artillery commander details a Port Arthur bombardment with vivid, grisly scenes. He recalls shells tearing through fortifications, battalions firing in unison, and surgeons treating mutilated soldiers as smoke, dust, and fear engulfed the hilltop. He ends noting a hospital scar and a St George cross awarded by Lieutenant General Stoessel.
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St Petersbure
Elpe
Alyein Suri
Port Arhur
Tibet
Reno
Japan
Saya
Tadeutenant Genesu
Stoceel
Port Arthur
Krittschnitt plans rail system reforms in Harriman properties
Kruttschnitt, newly named executive operating official for Harriman properties in San Francisco, proposes reorganizing management across districts. He favors extending some general managers' jurisdiction while reducing others to improve operating efficiency and accountability. He signals further innovations in railroad management under the Harriman plan.
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San Francisco
Harriman
Tullis Keuttechaltz Yeill
Ogdenine Plan Aims at Unified Pacific Line Bossed by Kruttschnitt
A scheme seeks to place the Ogdenine from Omaha to San Francisco under one man, Kruttschnitt, with reorganizations of the Oregon Railroad Navigation and Oregon Short Line. Bancroft would run the Omaha San Francisco line, Markham would manage Southern Pacific properties, Mohler would oversee operation of the Oregon Short Line, and Huntington would report Granger to Portland and Washington holdings. Kruttschnitt will headquarter in Chicago and all GMs report to him.
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Omaha
San
A. H. Mohler
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon
Tom Huntington
Granger
Portland
Washington
Kruttschnitt
Chicago
Schumann-Heink Recital Draws Large Dublin Vote News
The Chicago Time notes Schumann-Heink drew 700 to 800 turned away from the Studebaker concert as seats filled. Her program featured Woman’s Love and Life with evident public enthusiasm and high artistic appraisal. Also reports Dublin home rule candidate chosen and a prison tour by guard Patrick C. Lavey with tickets sold.
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Chicago
Schumann-Heink
Studebaker
Mme, Schumann-Heink
Ras
Ming
Katuday
Schumann-Heltk
Toneka
Dublin
St. Stephens Gren
Yesterdy
Lawrence Walhken
House of Cummons
James McCann
Mathieson
Waldron
Satcron
Carhotin University
Ireland
Great Britain
Political Gossip Reflects Kansas Party Strife And Wichita Delegates
The Gazette denounces the admission of Wyandotte and Miami county delegates as corrupt, while praising honesty. Hutchinson News outlines state committee battles, Burrow versus Hoch factions, and railroad influence. Ottawa and Emporia commentaries praise Bailey and Roosevelt defending party unity and civic righteousness.
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Lawrence
Alt Ocean
Miami County
Ue Wyandotte
Nat Barnes
Wichita
Pomeroy
Gazette
Wyandotte
Kansas
Leland Machine
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as cure for hemorrhoids
An article questions surgical cures for piles and promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent remedy. It quotes a long testimonial from George W. Ivey and urges sufferers to buy a fifty cent package from a local drugstore, claiming no substitute exists.
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Pries
Price
George’ W. Ivey
Confederate Soldiers' Home
Richmond
Drus
Marshall, Mich
Osage County Delegation Swings Against State Treasurer
The Osage County Chronicle reports F Dumont Smith led the Wichita delegation in refusing to vote for state treasurer. An Osage County caucus in Osage City allegedly shaped county sentiment, but not all communities agree with the county’s stance.
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Osage County
Setimtor
F. Dumont Smith
Hech
Wichita
Kelly
Golis
Osage City
Lavey to perform prison visit on eve of event
Prison guard Patrick C Lavey arrives to present a controversial show titled A Trip Through Two Penitentaries at the Auditorium tomorrow night. Tickets sold exceed 1 500 as he praises Kansas prison administration and urges early reform to curb youth temptations.
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Patrick C. Lavey
Tavey
The
State Journal
Kansas Prison
Kansas
Kansas State
Lansing
America
Jewett
Tsay
Topeka charity event promotes education for 200 children
A set of notices invites families to a charitable program led by Mrs Thorpe and her assistants. Tickets cost 10 cents for children and 5 cents for adults, with sales at local drugstores and Mrs Thorpe’s office in the police station. The event aims to teach moral courage and provide education to needy schoolchildren, with a reminder to attend with children tomorrow night.
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Thorte
Topeka
Thorpe
Eavey
Rowley & Snow
A. C. Elingaman and
Kearmer
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Franke Grimes
Tom Kelly
Dave Mulgane
Hoch
Stubbs
Old Machine
Curtis
Burton
Burtod
Ken Mulvane
Robison
Avery Thries
Karsas
Ottawa Heron
Bailey
W. J. Bailey
Emporia Gazette
United States
Roosevelt
Bristow
Machen
Beavers
Thors
House of Representatives
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Louisville
San Francisc
Cal
Ark Ata
Eyaltalfornia
Syre Co
California
Roch Island
Principal Pointe
Rock Island
Nlas City
Los Angeles
el Paso
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
A. E. Cooper
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
Utskemann
Sensi
Pinay
McCaw
Chamberlain
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Rive Yates Center
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Independence
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