Extension Of Colonist Rates To Northwest And California
Extension of until June 15 offers greatly reduced rates for colonists to the Northwest and California. Cheap round trip tickets available to California with multiple dates from St Louis and Kansas City. Personally conducted excursions via Burlington routes offer frequent weekly trips through Salt Lake City and Denver with the main line reaching the West and Northwest.
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Northwest
California
Ila Montatss
Zanda
Washington
Oregon
Puget
Bray
Seth
St. Zeuls
Fom Kusray City
Chiches
Souris
Tenxer
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Schwab's Industrial School Opens in Ditters Town
An opening ceremony honors Schwab's School in Ditters, Pa, with community celebrations and tributes to Mr. Schwab. Residents decorate streets as speeches laud the effort, its founder, and the industrial center aimed at advancing local workers and education.
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Stee Ber
Sehyabs Herterpatty
Homestead
Bchwab
Ani
Bayn
Pairan
Lhounands
Hoot Koh
Brad Elk T Uquetie
Will Ives
Alwys
Bea
Mr. West
Annen
Anther
Petrogl
Tim
Sy Janet
Dex
Tate
Talent
Gina
Elefftere Grewter Tadvormenta
Enoratins
Lotta Brie
Brefern Bniturseiy
Mietsy Lyon
Mirern
Kaithis Avenue
Untitled Health Quackery Advertising Text
A fragmented 19th century newspaper snippet promotes a dubious cure for respiratory ailments. It touts breathing exercises and a misleading “health-dvieg climate” remedy with mentions of various false cure bottles and a general suggestion of medical pretenders. The piece references General W. Stansfield and a West location, indicating a public notice style for dubious medications.
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Bretaler
Nvdiice
Battin
Hhyermet
Teihwler
Wiewrita
W. Stansfield
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Scrofula
An old advertisement claims scrofula is inherited and common. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as eradicating symptoms like neck lumps and debility, citing a Parker City testimonial of a daughter cured after eleven neck sores and ear issues.
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Hood
Myre
J. B. James
Parker City
Ind
Cortelyou Names Members of Statistical Commission
Washington May 16 Secretary Cortelyou of the Department of Commerce and Labor has appointed a commission to reorganize the department statistics and consolidate bureaus. Members include Carroll D. Wright James B. Gadfield and B. Titman with Frank H. Hitchcock and C. P. Austin among others. The panel will begin July 1 to oversee the work under the new law creating the department.
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Cortelyou
Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Burton
Sion
Ermtheree
Abo
Carroll Db
Wright
Tabor
Chatemat
X. D
Offinun
James Te Gadeld
Corporadonn
B. Tittman
Coast and Geodetic
George MM. Bowers
Fish
Chazed by hair dye causes brain damage in Bennett case
Disorderly report from Cumbertiant Maryland describes a man Bennetts death after using hair dye to conceal age. It claims the chemical affected brain function and led to violent actions including a clash at a tent site near Byndman. Authorities file note on the incident.
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Bennett
Cumbertiant
Hoendran
Here
Rennette
Ben Fine
Deep Bimck
Byndman
Whisky dispute over 49 gallon whisky shipment verdict
Tararie Mover a Philadelphia mule driver testified about a shipment of whisky valued at 49 gallons. He claimed he sold or delivered portions to Adaine and Futner, with some bottles returned to Millagetpia. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant, the note indicating the whisky was contested and not all parties were represented.
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Witherburre
Tararie Mover
Euler
Philayetpalé
Millagetpia
Mover
Teacher Infected With Smallpox In Wilkinsburgh
May 1 shows Mary Fowler a nine-year-old teacher at Seomndwart school in Wilkinsburgh diagnosed with smallpox. She reported to have taught several hundred students from a room placed under quarantine as health authorities track exposure and contain the outbreak.
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Pittehire
Mary Fowler
Austen
Blanche Walsh in Denial at Syrattun Court
Blanche Walsh denies arranging marriage rumors and claims no involvement in the alleged match. Alfred Flicksitn and others challenge her statements as the case unfolds with local witnesses and scattered details from a troubled reporting scene.
Butchers Clarks Strike Shuts Down City Market
A May 16 strike by butchery workers halts operations for a three hour day affecting about 000 men in several salens. The American Neacrolent areoducton pledges support and a protest is planned on Ruse Iain Street. Monday evening event noted at 10.
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Clarks
Nan
Salen
newMeedel
Iain
Everning
Delegation Backs Colonel Smith for Fill‑In Commander
An enthusiastic delegation with members Coney Puller AK Rodgers Leroy Currier and J W Priddy backs Colonel A W Smith for a filling commander role. The full delegation and all committees pledge strong support with unity and badges distributed among attendees. The meeting concludes with plans to attend in force on Tuesday noon May 1 at the Union and notes railroad and depot gatherings and related logistics.
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Consor
P. H. Coney
A. M. Puller
Rodgers
Leroy Currier
J. W. Priddy
Porte
Shavenes County
A. W. Smith
Col. Smith
Jt Wal
Lilumioulte
Ao Inn
Union
Ealironit
Ealironit Thone Foltie
Kuck Deayd
Thors Entug
Eales
Packtx
Norte” Topeka Iti
Eine
Ubelr
Ericrenortios m
Ao Cerremndartel
Santa Fe Man Shot in Street Fracas
Santa Fe man Gilbert A Moran, an employee of the Santa Fe railroad, was shot in an early morning incident at the fairgrounds by vaudeville performer Frank Barton of San Francisco. Moran died after the shooting as Barton was placed under arrest and charged with murder. the motive appeared linked to a dispute during a street crowd near the midway.
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San Bernardino
Cas
Gilbert A. Moran
Santa Fe
Frank Barton
Sim Prane Cleon
Burton Wan
Moran
Miss Laura Biggir Wins Long Pight Over Bennett Will
Miss Laura Biggir, an acrian, defeats Bennett Will in a long contest in Pinburg Pennsylvania. The settlement includes apartment Hise in New York valued at 310,000, with total property value around 430,000 and various related sums. Other notes mention national party figure Gomes and Governor Taft in unrelated items, plus a Canadian church elevation in Vancouver to an archdiocese.
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Laura Biggir
Bennett Will
Pinburg
New York
Airtel al
Air Brake Failure Injures Twenty One in Marton Indiana
A car collision near Union Traction line in Marton Indiana injures twenty one as an air brake fails during speeding. The most serious victim is H M A Woodruff who is severely cut and bruised with other riders sustaining injuries. Postmasters Salaries Readjusted in Washington with specific pay increases listed for several towns and districts. Potter Magistrate W T Halt of Chicago dies, wife to accompany remains to Chicago. Will McKinley in state in Canton with a copper tablet to be placed in the court house corridor for the former president’s body.
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Marton
Ind
Unig
HH. A. Woodruff
Cahm
McKinley
Canton
Court House
President McKin
Ile
Will McKinsey
Wineful Children and the Chamberlain’s Stomach Tale
A distorted note recounts a strange case about a child and a claim to half of a chamberlain’s stomach and liver. The text mentions a mother and a healer or apothecary involved in a peculiar dispute over inheritance or possession.
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Eta Sepesas
Ai Eruggista
Griggs Gives Up As Street Department Head
Gere H Griggs will resign this afternoon from Street Department duties. He plans to meet with the commissioner to discuss successors and the transition. Griggs has served as a leading figure in the department and will guide the final work before his departure.
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H. Griggs
Grigen
Dusie
Chicago Centennial plans elaborate jubilee schedule
Chicago May 16 The entertainment committee outlines daily events from September 6 to October 1 including parades races regattas a naval battle on the lake front and a Chicago of 1803 recreation with an Indian village presenting Odawa and Potawatomi peoples who came from Canada for the occasion. The program also features an old settlers reunion and religious services across churches.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Canada
John Kensic
Court House Interior Renovation Debated in Summer Plan
A movement at the court house pushes for interior renovation and decoration during summer. Costs exceed 110000, with concerns over dirty walls warped woodwork and poor floors. Commissioners Rain and Har-Thom support improvements while Hagser opposes. majority likely to proceed despite objections.
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Court House
Manny
Din Rain
Har- Thom
Aes
Gommiesiente Hagser
Local notices and society events across town
Local mention reports a sale of property on 919 Tyler and district Missionary Society conference in Odmxe county. First Congregational church children’s party announced for May 19. Tolstoi donation noted. rumor Turkey purchasing two warships. Ambassadors McCormick depart Petersburg for the United States.
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Tyier
Toile Tye Benedike & Co
C. E. Vandersool
Adams
Airs
Rowman
Overbronk
Odmxe
Ti ‘Ten “Missionary Society
Gist
Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Local Church News Highlights Weekend Services
Sunday schedules across multiple churches include Lowman Chapel under Rev. O. M. Bowman with Sabbath school at 9:20 a.m. and sermons by Rev. Arthur B. Whitmer. First Methodist hosts Byworth League anniversary, Philander Smith college remarks, and Epworth League events. First Unitarian presents Rev. Atam Wyman on poetry, while First Presbyterian lists Rev. J. A. Renwick sermons and Sabbath school. Other churches like First Baptist and Walnut Grove M B E detail services, Sunday schools, and youth activities with various preachers and times.
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Lowman Chapel
Biteenth
Morris
O. M. Bowman
Sabbath School
Eporth Teague
Sui
Mm. Byworth League
A. Auefartand
D. D
Rey
Arthur B. Whitmer
Epworth
A. BH. Whitmer
University of the Epworth
First Unitarian Church
Atam Wyman
Epworth Tanzus bar anniversary exercises in the evening
A fragmented notice describes a May event at BIFE Hall Chicago likely marking an anniversary with church notations and a brief mention of local page 12 listings. It references a person named Ray Neen and mentions theatrical or musical performances connected to a patronage at a city venue.
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Chicago
Tonio
Etty
Varios Payers
Bocemy
Indoor circus week draws crowd and events noted
The indoor circus season continues with varied acts and schedule updates. Highlights include a Queenstown arrival report, Father Patet appointment, a Bible printing plant strike, and Vienna military movements. Also listed are an upcoming Marshall’s Band concert and a Sunday excursion train offering.
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W. A. L. Thompson
Kansas Ave
Aix Ponthe
Heltec
Ata
Idm
Loursville
Great Trunk
Burlington
Furlington
W. S. Bergundtilal Ictate Telephone
Genee telepRasir
Wisscurl & Kennas Tex Co
Phos
Schwab's School
Marshall’s
Marshalls
Will Gire
Garhéla Vor
Statistical Commission
Teacher
Blanche Walsh
Koowsa
Ber
Syrattun
Yves
Coney
Shawnee
Hoe
Acthess
Guilerme
Manin
Domimgtor Gomes
Natonalist Party
Taft
Guilermo
Gomes
Kentucky
Middleborsky
Howerd
Lincoln Ayemorial
Eastern
Kati
Howard Wheelkats
Cumberland Gap
Vancouver
Bert Oru
Wishon
Virnconvir
Bern
Archdiocrar
Kanaie
Cheeikece
EU Che
Tisio Ty
Clay
Sam
Cisco
Shim
Blaio
Florence
Fort Leavenworth
Colerain Springs
Col
Potter
W. T. Halt
Griggs
Budensor
Tolstoi
Bertin
Morsitne Post
Moscow
Count Tolstoi
Kiehineft
Turkey
Rome
Argentina
Petersburg
National Hotel
Cin
Topeka
Pales
Jncated
Constantinople
Scermith
Sultinabad
Ispahan
Meledonian
Shirase
Tal Hinbrulidertes
Church News
Oakland Christian Church
Harrison's Hall
Corner Thomas and
Wabrsh Avenue
Hibie School
F. Purvis
Mr. Neiswinter
Oakland Avenue
Jackson Street
Oldock
Grace Saxe
AL the Avilaters
X. M. C. A. Rhorim
Judes T Er ‘Garver
F. L. Hayes
Jamiex
Howard
First United Presbyterian Chu
Eighth
Topeka Avenue
J. A. Renwick
Christian Endeavor
Senlir
Walnut Grove M. BE
Eighteenth and
Harrison Streets
Homer E. Watk
Reid
Ami
Adaitional Church
Colorado Springs
Elreun
Eateetalim Saiscetssatice
Anaitarium
Fee Charles la Wee Siaiegean
Umbria
Queenstown
Father Pateilt
May
Father Patet
Bae Doni
Ane
Felemaugh
Washingto
Shered Metttouker
Darn
Philingines
Bible Printing
Philadephia
Uslon Seale
Vienna
Uskub
Eurom
Kay
Inek
Marshall
Enurert
Garfielt Paol
Tiekele Rowkes
Bnow's
Ranth
Taaven
Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
Earth
Arizona
T. L. King
C. P
T. A
T. M. James
North Topeka
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