British Doctors Cure Catarrh with Promised Secrets
An advertisement from the British Medical Institute claims cures for catarrh and related disorders. It lists treatments and alleged results, including nasal applications, tonics, and plasters, with claims of curing palpitations, skin ailments, cancer, piles, constipation, and ruptures. The notice promises discreet inquiries and writes of surgeon Edward McCully as in charge at 0 Typika avenue, offering letters answered without worth.
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Junee
Doveule
Kanes
Sour Westur
Typika Avenue
Omac
May Tawen Sued Over Grocer Bill in New York
A New York grocer sues May Tawen for 20.35, claiming unpaid goods sold at prevailing prices. The issue centers on legality of a court ruling and the involvement of a high court panel. The dispute triggers a municipal court date set for April 2 with further proceedings noted for April 2 and a Supreme Court decision under scrutiny.
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New York
Cowcernen
Bouse
Taareabe Monsage
Ducuing Bird
Triad
Tee
Teth Dittriet Municipal Eeirt
Iuet Bryrin
Alexander Jester Sentenced for Murder in Alle County Case
The court sentenced Alexander Jester to two years for the murder of Gilbert Gates. The term begins on July 4 in Alle County, with the trial and verdict noted by local officials.
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Mexics
Alexander
Gilbert Gates
Aalle County Court
Nina Buty
Free trial of a famous rupture cure by S. W. Rice
A well known authority, S. W. Rice, offers a free trial of his reputed rupture remedy to all readers. The ad promises a method that allegedly restores the ruptured parts and appeals to those seeking a cure, claiming dramatic results and urging prompt action to receive the trial.
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Ds. W
Rice
Railroad hearing on doubleheaders in Texas capital opens
Santa Fe officials and Texas railroad commission hear arguments on banning doubleheaders in the state. Barr and Mudge of Santa Fe attend with other executives as Texas employees threaten strike. The issue involves safety and competition across Santa Fe lines and feeder routes to Chicago California service.
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Barr
Menarer Mudge
Santa Pe
Texas Railroad Commission
Austin
Pestenday
Hut
Fanta Pe
Southern Pacific
Fort Worth
Denver City
Comittsaient
Mall Road
Santa Fe
Texak Ratinina
Ube
Beartn
Chicago
California
Mr. Truesdale's Work Restores Lackswanna Road Leadership
Former Rock Island manager Mr Willam Truesdale, elected president of the Lackawanna railroad, returns to railroading after a costly restructuring. His career spans Terre Flatts, Chicago line traffic roles, and leadership at Rock Island, guiding the ailing line through receivership era while stockholders seek earnings.
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Rock Island
Lackswanna Road
Lackawartin Railroad
Kydwanor
Fort
Willan Hy
Treesdale
Rock Teland
Terre Flatts
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Oraha Railroad
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific Changes General Manager Harding Plans Review
St Louis March 7 Stated on reliable authority that upon the return of Vice President and General Manager Harding to headquarters Timesay will be accompanied by W Watrous formerly division superintendent of the Cotton Belt system Watrous to be in charge with local officials reporting to him The greatest news from Gould headquarters is that Vice President CG Warner next to Gould will be called to New York to take charge of one of the Gould interests in the metropolis Warner’s appointment is not confirmed.
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St Louis
Hunset Harding
Missoni Pavifield Iron Mountain System
W. Watrous
Diviekn
Cot
Ten Bolt Syste
Mk. Watroustx
Ives
Funt Whit
Lew York
T. A
Gould
Effset
Prvaitent CG
Warner
York
Metropoli
Werner
Stent
Abandoned Property to Be Used by Missouri Pacific
A report notes the Missouri Pacific intends to use abandoned property for terminal and yard development in Hutchinson. The discussion centers on right of way, depot buildings, and potential advantages for the railroad with key figures Harding and others quoted as involved in plans and approvals.
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Missouri Pacific
Immigrant Train to North Dakota Arrives in Chicago
A large movement of farmers from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan prepares to depart Chicago for North Dakota. Between 100 and 1,200 families and eight cars of farm machinery will travel under General Immigrant Agent Tass. The route passes through Devils Lake Turtle Mountain and Mouse River districts, aided by Great Northern and Wisconsin Central officials.
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Chicago
Wwilay
Thorn
Uin
Virginia
Pennayointa
Ohio
Nidans
Tiihols
Mieisan
Devils Inke
Turtle Mountain
Mouse River
North Dakota
Tass
Great Northern Railway
Wisconsin Cental Road
Ipiay
Bradbury Named President of Reorganized P and G in Kansas City
Erie and Western Man announced as president of the reorganized Kansas City Southern railway, formerly the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf, with George Lewis Bradbury noted as vice president of the Lake Erie and Western. Bradbury could not be reached while on a Colorado trip with the Pittaburg reorganization committee. He reportedly leaves the road May 5. Passenger and freight agents of trunk-line railroads met in New York, discussing rates and commission for excursion agents and a reinstatement of the previously abrogated rating agreement. Also reported: work on extending the Bellingham Bay and British Columbia railroad, contracts for coal mines by Corkwall and others, a dog and train chase near Lang, and rising earnings across 57 roads in the second week of March.
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Chicago
Waren
Wimes
New York
Trunk Line Association
Western Unet
Whatcom
Waar
Bellingham Gay and
British Columbia
Sumas
Were
Doulder Creek
Coranl
P35
Corkwall
Alving Hayward
O, Mills
Prom Newton and Newton rail crew updates
Conductor Pleres of Gottanwood covers west of Great Bend. Ferelson recovered from injuries and returns to weekly duties. Sain Tiase back from Pawnee Hook, resumes work. E Fouts, foreman at Baton NM, visiting Indian Territory. Neubert plans move to Arkansas City and rents Port property on Bant Broadway. J D White on ten day vacation in Colorado. Merrifield, Atterback, and Pintrock advancing crew roles. Charlie Rittenhouse moved from Great Bend to Newton, Dick Woodbury’s layover shift at Bend. Cal Deming on street duty, recovery delays, motive work planned in Topeka area. Albert Overton letters with Topeka crew preparing electric heating plant. incandescent lights to be installed shopwide.
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Pleres
Gottanwood
Great Bend
Ferelson
Sain Tiase
Pawnee
Hook
Hiss
Tiuse
Baton
Bet
Indian Territory
Mechanin Neubert
Arkansas City
Bant Broadway
J. D. White
Colorado Pernia
Pintrock
Merrifield
Atterback
Charlie Rittenhouse
Newton
Dick Woodbury
Bend
J. K. Humeey
Cal Deming
Albert Overton
Topeka
Arcan
Nightshift workers listed for Ashted common lamps
A fragmented note notes help for night shift laborers at Ashted common and lamp and torch provisions present. The unreadable text suggests support for workers on duty at night.
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Presen
Hillis Denies Foreordination View Separated From Presbytery
Theological leaders at McCormick Professors challenge Dr. Hillis sermon on eternal punishment and foreordination. Hillis states his views misinterpreted and asserts he may withdraw from the Chicago Presbytery if his membership becomes a burden. He defends tolerance and charity and insists on his gospel of love and divine government as parental.
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McCormick “Theological Terminary
Chicago
Hershle Johnson
D.C
S Siarquis
Wills G. Craig
ND. Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Presbytery of
Hills
Hit
Hillis
Theological Seminary
Evanston
Central Independent Church
David Swing
Central Church Pulpit
Ihe. Gray
The
Interior
Swing
Presbytery
Secretary Root Proposes Pacific Division for Philippines
Secretary Root directs creation of a new military division named the division of the Pacific to cover the Philippine archipelago. It will be divided into four departments: northern Luzon under General Bates, Visayas under General Hughes, and Mindanao and Jolo under General Kopbe, with Major General Otis as division commander. The aim is to free Otis from inland duties and focus on policy and civil administration.
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Wasatngis
Mataos
Root
Philippines
Pacific
Philipine Archipelago
Sbrn
Northern Luzon
Bates
Department of the Visaiyas
Hughes
Department of Mindanao and
Jolo
Kopbe
Otis
Miles
United States
War Department
Jim
Mberty
Money Shipment for Philippine Soldiers Cheered by Brokers
A subtreasury shipment of 1393.08 for Philippine Army payroll reached New York with $500 in gold in wooden boxes and $20,000 in sums packed in cartridges. Eighteen soldiers guarded the convoy down Broad Street as brokers cheered the operation. The two trucks were sent to the US transport Sumner, bound for Manila.
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Philippines
Aengine
New York
Broad Street
United States
Sumner
Tor Manila
British Censorship and Cable Steaming Policy Debate
A Westleton dispatch reports British censorship plans under the Paris Convention of 1818 to stop cable steamers intended for Pretoria. The move drew a tacit U S inquiry for guidance to the St. Petersburg government, while the United States seeks clarity on potential impacts of these censorship actions.
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New York
Mat
Bera
Westleion Cays
United States
Pretoria
Cape Town
Durbar
Great Britain
Ruste Hh
St. Petersburg
Andersons Report Highlights Cavite Campaign Actions
Colonel George S. Anderson published a report on the January end campaign in Cavite province near Santa Tomas. The Thirty-eighth Infantry faced fire, freed 130 Spanish prisoners at Lipa, captured 70 more at Ito Sario, recovered nearly $20,000 abandoned by insurgents, and noted heroism by Bullard Crake Read Moore Collier and Sergeant Major F. Met. Smith. Casualties included Corporal Young and Private William Nelson, with Private James Ivan mortally wounded. Lieutenant Summerall and his battery also received commendation.
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George S. Anderson
Cavite
Luon
Anderson
Perez Das Hathaeme
Santa Tomas
Bullard
Thirty
Canpalen
Lipa
Itosario
Calon Bullard
Crake
Read
Moore
Collier
F. Met. Smith
Summerall
Young
Jamen Ivan
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Wiliam Nelson
Thirty-eighth Infantry
Daly sale ends with $159 408 total receipts
New York March 28 the Daly collection sale at American art galleries closed after twelve sessions. The day’s total was 15 042 and last night 20 250, bric a brac 17 304, pictures 6 146, books 166 033 overall. A famed Douai Bible sold for 5 05, a remarkable but far below its cost of over 15 000.
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New York
Daly
Osly
Obstruction Ahead in State Board Condemnation Case
The state auditor is likely to block payment on the condemned site purchase. John Seaton and M Heery face a snag as vouchers may be refused and warrants denied. Auditor Cole has been enjoined from acting and may avoid risking his position in the disputed condemnation matter by the State Board of Public Works.
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Way
John Seaton
M. Heery
Ganehrs
State Board of Public Works
Cole
Cote
Subjee
Weilep Plans Return to Seek Kansas Speakership
E C Weilep of Galena, long a senate door-keeper, plans to return to Kansas to seek re election as a legislator. Republicans claim reorganization will grant patronage to friends, with plates for Baker and others worth up to 000 per year. If Wesler remains speaker pro tem and Populists control the lower house, Weilep would vie for speaker.
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Senate
E. C. Weilep
Galena
Kansas
Baker
Wesler
Weilep
Tpaitet
Riddle Still In Office As Appointments Pending
Governor Stamey notified Taylor Riddle to continue serving on the state sanitary commission until a successor is appointed. Riddle's term expired March 25 and Campbell of With-Na was reappointed. no name was announced for Riddle's replacement. The commission's expenses are limited to 360 dollars at July 1 with new appropriations forthcoming. Updegralt of Topeka expected to replace Taylor Riddle when the governor returns to Topeka.
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Stamey Cus
Taylor Riddle
Hue Stock Sanitary Commission
Hiddle
Riddle
M. C Campbell
With- Na
Stanley
Mr. Campbell
Prisoner Abducted by Mob Dies After Train Incident
In Greenville Mississippi on March 2 a Black man identified as Wil Edwards, aka Wits Smith, was seized from a train by a mob while being moved toward Union County for trial. Deputies and Sheriff Chilton were overwhelmed at Deer Ore bridge as onlookers restrained them, bound the prisoner, and fired a volley, killing him.
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Greenville
Miss
Wil Edwards
Alls “Wits
Smith
Edward E. Jobiscoe
Hulanes
Fasno
I Raler Talay
Sven Chilton
Teanwenh
Triad
Deer Ore
Sher Chilton
Brief Telegrams From Across The World Inaccurate Dispatches
A compilation notes varied telegrams from St. Petersburg, Copenhagen, Washington, Kingston, and London. Reports touch on delays in a Russian viewer, South African peace terms, Danish Antilles sale rumors, Peru overshadowed by mineral issues, and British Caribbean maneuvers. Also cited are appointments in the U S Navy, a Carnegie Steel charter, and Australian delegates welcomed by Queen Victoria at Windsor.
Shot by Sape Crackers At Birmingham Station
Police officers Wr Kirksey and FE Actas were shot and seriously wounded when two white men, suspected thieves, opened fire as they were transporting a prisoner to the station. The suspects fled after the exchange, amid reports of burglary at the Standard Oil Company office.
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Birmingham
Als
Wr Kirksey
FE Actas
Wollen
Rex Kart
Poltcenina Kirkley
Adams
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Mankato Red
Cothrie, O. T
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House Consition of Pallivary Affairs
National Home For Disabled Soldiers
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SAPE
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the Treamery
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