Cured by Dr Miles Nervine for Rheumatism and Nerves
Sufferer describes years of rheumatic pain and paralysis of movement, then credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring strength and mobility. A testimonial from Howard Wempie of Battle Creek, who was unable to walk for months, credits the cure to Nervine after trying many doctors. The ad promises a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, with free heart and nerves literature from Dr Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Howard Wempie
Battle Creek
Mich
Tack, T
Dr. Miles
Deai Kansans Portraits for Dome Vote Favored
Superintendent Stryker Sug gests a referendum to select 36 Kansans to have portraits placed in the capitol. The executive council favors the plan, with a deadline for the top 16 deceased Kansans to receive the vote tally. The proposal aims to let the public decide while limiting living honorees.
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Kansas
Capitol
Me Stryker
Executive Council
Stryker
Morris
Kan~ Wune
Hansen
Wpetier
Lowes
Pete H
Dort
Council
Wil Fe
Petition Drives to Keep Murderers in Penitentiary in Pratt County
A protest bearing over 400 names from Pratt County pressed petitions to the Assistant State Auditor to block pardons for Eleworth, Hacker and Green Roberts. The men were sentenced to life terms for a 1904 murder on a road near Pratt, where a victim was shot with a revolver to the head.
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Penn
Eleworth
Hacker
Green Roberts
Pratt County
State Auditorio Atasberete
Roberts
Jacob Baker
Pratt
Waterwoeres Case Advanced Hearing Set for April Term
Arkansas City moves toward a hearing at the April term after a petition by local citizens. Attorney General Boyle has received a number of testers protesting the actions. The case faces renewal and potential decisions as the April term approaches.
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Waterwoeres
Arkansas City
Ini Mumber
Boyle
Mining Company Chartered and Real Estate Transfers Noted
The Kansas and Arkansas Mining Company of Coffeyville Kansas is chartered with a capital stock of 15000 and officers listed. Real estate transfers are recorded for numerous parcels including properties on Pearl Street Ross Avenue and Tyler Street, with buyers and sellers such as John D. Graff D. S. Harris Adrian Sherman Thatcher Heery and others Johns various street and subdivision deeds noted along with prices.
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Kansas and Arkansas Mining Company
Coftesville
Kan
Bledius
W. V. Hedges
G. 1
Barndollar
Merriam, Zeb, Moon and
Coffeyville
Catateners
John D. Graff
D. S. Harris
Adrian F. Sherman
Jemathan Pen
Pearl Street
Rossin Elias Suull
Mowry S. ‘Thatcher
Auburndale
FG. Hemti
L. J. Swearingen
Tyler Street
Mary and
Chas
Roth
Beward Avenue
Heery
J. Thomas
Willem
Thompson
Lawrence Street
Métsher
Alice
van Hook
T. H. Bates
Asa Hodges
M.T. Campbell
Sherman
George We Veale
Indonathan
Tusa ‘ Bargenehal
Pearl Gunn
Tos Isl
Ae Avenue
Wentworth Place
Adelon
Italy Plans Action Against American Fruit Parasite
In Rome on March 3 Signor G Susido, under secretary of agriculture, told the chamber of deputies that the United States has taken energetic measures to combat a new parasite threatening fruit culture. The Italian government will study and apply suitable precautions to defend its crops.
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Rome
Marth
Chamber of Deputies
Signor G. Susido
Agriculture, Industry and Commerce
Sighor Mancini
America
United States
Flood Devastates Chillicothe as City Paralyzed
Flooding submerges 600 houses in Chillicothe Ohio east end, plunging the city into paralysis. Power plant flooded, water supply cut, railroad access severed, six miles of roads washed out and multiple bridges carried away. Death toll unclear as the disaster slowly recedes.
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Chillicothe, O
Chillicothe
Cords of Gold in Alaska Strike Spurs Dawson Rush
A letter to Charles Manning of Everett Washington from William Emers on mentions a stock of gold dust and nuggets near Dawson City. Emerson reports a strike on a creek 40 miles from Dawson with men and women rushing to the area, leaving Dawson almost deserted.
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Charles Manning
Everett
Willam Hemerson
Dawson City
Emerson
Dawson
Joseph Barrett
Nisheim
Bananz
F. W.W. Cobb
Harvard
Joseph Ladue
Mr. Cobt
Local notices mix in town events and births
Registration closes at 9 tonight with strong demand for arrivals in Fornea. Park plans extend to ten feet width. Mr and Mrs Wiss welcome a daughter at Crane and Quincy. Shawnee County surveyor appointment noted. Lane, Topeka links and civic meetings referenced with various local figures and upcoming talks.
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Ait
Santa Fe
Texan
Annie
Margaret
Louis Wiss
Crane
Quincy
Allison of
Holton
Te Thint Christian Church
Tonlent
Associaion Tas
Wellhouse
State Horthenburg Society
Bareau
Harmon Reet
Bovton
Topeka
Washill County
A. Mo Harvey
Mir “Hungatea
United States
Spain
Tt Siways
Mane
Sivas
Ick Smith
Railroads Plan State Immigration Pamphlet Campaign
Santa Fe Railway proposes to circulate pamphlets across Kansas newspapers detailing the state’s resources and advantages to spur immigration. Vice President Morton urges editors to publish column pieces about Kansas, its lands and industries, then mail marked copies to Chicago for distribution.
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Kansas
Santa Fe
Paul Morton
Bir
A Higgins
Higgins
Morton
State of
Eastern
Middle States
Kaneas
Kanais
Higsins
Theay Tetters
Chicago
EE SAVED HIS FARM New York Journey
A farmer injured in a wreck confronts a railroad attorney over compensation. The farmer insists on full payment and ticket refund, vowing to pursue the case to the supreme court if needed, claiming the company will pay what is right. He boasts how he brought the “olecumster” down in a scam of his own.
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New York
Wayback
Rosa
Satthyville
Hamberg
Smithville
One Pair of Gloves for Two Brothers in Hard Times
Two brothers once worked for the Kaneda City Fort Scot and Memphis. One went to Yon on the Tun and disappeared. The other worked for the gold and later counted cars, then both brothers reunited. They now travel together with a right and left arm.
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Comeneror
Waere
Kaneda
Fort Scot
Twe
Chicago Traveling Man Refuses to Be Bemified and Carries His Point
Chicago traveling man M. T. McNeil provoked a rail mixup on a Hinds Central run from Chicago to Sioux Falls. a special car from Fort Dodge carried his berth, but officials reversed the trip to return to Chicago. Passengers from Sioux Falls were awakened to change cars as the train was rerouted.
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Ead
Chicago
Rauway Corporation
M. T. Mciell
Fort Dodge
Sioux
S. D. McNel
Hinds Central
Sioux Falls
Fort Dade
McNeil
Illness Central
Sioux Paris
Railway Dispatches and Injuries Across the Region
The report details a passenger delay aboard a Santa Fe train with a sick conductor and a passenger seeking hotel coverage, a switch of crews and engines at multiple yards, and construction updates on box cars, bridges, and depots. It notes personnel changes, new engine orders, and a legal action in Emporia where John Thiman sues Santa Fe for damages from an on‑the‑job injury.
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Devine
Hal- Stead
Mission Mill
Jenn Grubbs
Topeka
Tom Swayne
Purcell
Whitford
Cvt
Brookes
Santa Fe
Peyton
Kenorado
Brewster
Enemeyr Jenkins
Goodland
Denver
Rock Island
Tom Ed Wards
Joe Lustie
Tom Brennan
Horton Car
Bob Sandia
Horton
Missouri
Gulf, Colorado
Galveston
Houston
Phoenix Plumbing Company
Felt
Union Pacific
RE. Emerson
East Boothbay
Havok
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth
Davy
Tex
Hillsboro
Denison
Whitesboro
KW. Prerea
Win
Grees
J. Collins
Wm. Gear
J Jones
J. H. Puckett
Hremon
Raton
Argentine
Las Vegas
Geo. Wheat
B. Spicer
Arthur Love
J. Scudder
Emporia
John Thiman
Madden Brothers
Santa Fe Railway Company
Uhiman
Bulfordeville
Russian Army Reserve Mobilization Warned Amid Balkan Turmoil
London dispatch reports St Peters burg telegraph correspondent says all classes of the Russian army reserve have been warned to prepare for service due to difficulties in Coren and the decision to call up about fifty thousand men from India in response to regional tensions.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Coren
India
Populists Push Ingalls Run On Fusion Ticket In First District
Speech from U S senate February 14 1878 is circulated by Populists to argue Ingalls supports their finance theory. They claim gold harms national prosperity and favor silver as the people’s money, citing war costs crises and public credit as evidence against gold.
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John J. Ingalls
Congress
Ingalls
United States Senate
Nnance
Senate
Tbe
New York
London
1500 Families Homeless In Zanesville Flood Disaster
Zanesville Ohio March 5 Fifteen hundred families lost homes and five lives perished as floodwaters surged through the city. Drownings reported include Mrs James Bredmen and child and John Leach while Mrs Nuzicy Church died in her home and Tom Jonas drowned after falling from a bridge. Other items note a postponed railway hearing on main line routing and a bubonic plague update with 1 250 deaths. Margery a new Carl Hoffman song is trending.
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Zanesville
Ohio
James Bredmen
John Leach
Nuzicy Church
Tom Jonas
New Comet Sighted Near Dawn By UC Astronomers
Early observers report a bright comet visible around 4 AM. University of California astronomers and the Lick Observatory team completed calculations after its Sunday discovery, noting movement toward the east and expected tail features observable in the morning sky.
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Berkatey
University of California Bever
Marth
Uwe
Crete
Busy Prince Luigi Expedition to Alaska Prospecting Tour
Prince Luigi of Kalyte leads a party of explorers to Alaska aboard the Exposition 36 Alasies, departing May from Stave S program. The group, with Prince fe, plans prospecting for gold near Kotzebue sound and mount Scilies Lan aute runt. The expedition aims to northern areas with Morabers joining as part of the entourage.
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Atle
Wash
Marcy
Liuigi
Kalyte
Stave S_rogram
Scilies
Kotzebue
Luigi Opi
North Pale
China Surrenders to Russia Demands at Shanghai
London report from the Times outlines China agreeing to key Aussie conditions including lease terms for Ta Lien Wan Port Arthur, fortification limitations, and a Manchuria railway to Port Arthur. The coverage notes concessions on bases and open port access, with wording reflecting a cautious interpretation of the pact.
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Russia
London
Pekin Core
The
Times
China
Patt Artout
Trantmancheria
Petutia
Manchuria
Stitetary
Ta Lien Wan
Port Arthur
Tom Watson quits politics for good in open letter
Atlanta March 25 Thomas E Watson declines Populist nomination for governor saying he cannot be elected regardless of support and that he is out of politics for good. He had been nominated for governor a week earlier by the Populists in an open letter.
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Atlanta
Thomas E. Watson
Taking Profession at Burglar’s Brief Gimmick
A fragment from the Chiurgo News hints at a burglar’s exchanges about committing thefts and a bold remark about taking something. The snippet shows dialogue on a shop front or street scene with urgency and unfamiliar phrasing.
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Chiurgo News
Popular Mistake About Arericane For Indigestion Debunked
A fitness piece notes widespread misuse of Arericane for indigestion and chronic stomach issues. It argues that many assume patents cure dyspepsia, but Dr Werthler cites genuine relief from a safe option, while cautioning against extravagant claims and unreliable remedies.
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Inn
Gut Weiner
Werthler
Sexys
Stu
Dee
Marian Stuket Coy
Chernlaey
Manin
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