Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted by Medical Authorities
An advertisement endorses the Pyramid Pile Cure as safe and easy for hemorrhoids. It features testimonials from Mary C. Tyler of Heppener and B O Brien of Rock Bluff Neb, claiming lasting relief and urging purchase from Pyramid Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Mary C
Tyler
Heppener
Geri
Coe Packiew
Pyramid
Steve
B_O'Bren
Rock Bluff
Helize
Tyurcury
Pyramid Co
Marstvall
Atich
Burlington Route Beaat Train Information Summary
Burlington Route offers weekly California excursions with through cars and sleepers. Travel from St Joseph to Denver Omaha St Paul Kansas City and across the Pacific Coast with library and chair cars. Night express runs east with comfortable berths. write for rates and full details.
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Burlington-Northern Paste
Bixpress
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Denver
Puget Sound
Portland
Montana
Washington
Northwest
Kaness City
St Joseph
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Sieste
Colorado
California
YS Joseph
Omaha
Omeabs
St. Paul
Opening Oklahoma lands to settlement amid tribe reservations
The government plans to open the Kiowa Comanche and Apache lands in southwestern Oklahoma to settlement within days. About 20,000 homesteads of 160 acres each may be created. the act bans entry until 60 days after opening to prevent fraud. The area covers 94,825 square miles with rich soil and favorable rainfall, promising swift agricultural prosperity and strong market potential for crops and fruit.
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Washington, D.C
Nouth
Port Shi
Arkansis
Purcell
Linda
Ayeroy Ud
Missouri
Oklahoma
Menson
At & mMcent
Oklahoma City
Acre
United States
Texas
Ind
Kansas
Manitoba
Peichitur
Woor
Wichita Mountains
Nate
Distinction
Sheridse
Suddie Mountain
Meiwine Blu
Signal Mountain
Congress
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Government to crack down on fraudulent land sale agents
The post office department will issue fraud orders against agents in Chicago, St Paul, Omaha, Des Moines, and Kansas City. They lure soldiers and widows with promises of inside information on land allotments, charging 1 to 20 dollars for registration and other fees. Authorities vow severe action and warn there is no secret information from the government. President Andrews’ return to Washington will precede any official proclamation on openings.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas City
Post Office Department
Government Land Office
Sinfer Action Bsks
State Journal
Arcrigley
Washington
William Thavis
Fragmented Ledger of Government Clerks and Salaries
The document lists numerous named individuals and salaries across U S government offices, including post office, treasury, interior, and engraving and printing. Entries note clerks, watchmen, auditors, and salaries in the thousands, with locations such as Wichita Fort Scott Topeka Hutchinson and Manhattan, highlighting payroll details and departmental roles.
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Weehington
D.C
Washington
Ictind
Eetow
United States
Rice
Fort Scott
Sons of Topeka
Gostallion
Saonen Fitchie
Adgusta
Ottley
War Department
Elenbeth
Shearer
Popeles
Dion
Witla Florence
Davien
Atanhattan
Antory
Hf. BK. McAfon
Luray
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
W. FL Russell
Wilson
Fonamers
John Patton
Below
Postorfics
Farrel
Wichita
Adam
Hutchinson Clark
Comptroller of Treasury
Little River
Nikerson
Pies
Miney Fe
Grote Wa Sing
Weivenentier
Ee Hurdémin
Tanvanworth
Elgins
Cement Survey
Aaliiry Fa
Fortueppert
Valley Frail
Sport
Treawarers
Mluey
Cluck
Pitta Chert
North Topeka
Weasley
Bie Springs
Fragmentary OCR notes list many clerks and salaries
The text records various clerks and salary figures across departments, naming A. B. Gray, Samuel Hi, Mary Sar, Mr. A. A. Jackson, Crawford, Ulam FL Teets, and others. It mentions positions in auditor, treasury, and revenue divisions with salaries around 31,509 and related details in a disordered, partial form.
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Gray
Samual
Lawres
Mlary Sar
Columbus
A. A. Jackson
Wintald
Porat Terting
Crawford
Clark
Treastey
Ulam FL
Fort Hayes land dispute centers on state seizure plan
Washington May 18 state officers filed a petition with Acting Secretary Ryan seeking review and reversal of a federal decision on the Fort Hayes military reservation land. They want the land vacated and transferred to Kansas for college use. Kansas officials argued survey maps not on file, challenging Cox and associates homestead entries and urging land to be granted to the state under a recent congressional act. Acting Secretary Ryan directed the General Land Office to require applicants to justify continuance of their claims.Kansas Senator Harris and Kansas Assistant Attorney General joined Kansans in Washington, signaling strong local interest.
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Washington
Suneas
Ryan
Fort Hayes
Kansas
United States
Wa Keeney
Cox and Ile Associates
Land Department
Hyan
Mead
Hermann
Congress
Agricultural College
Cox
Harris
Beaux Home Early Mission Shocks Jersey City
New York and 18 Redemptorist Fathers close a week long mission at St Michael's Church Jersey City drawing nearly 2000 men and youths per service. Principal preacher Father Mulhall urged debt repayment and self respect while urging youths and beaux to moral conduct and proper courtship.
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New York
Mullwit
Woman Sues for False Arrest in Brooklyn Supreme Court
Eliza A. Frost sues Robert A. Pinkerton and the Brooklyn Jockey Club for 50,000 alleging false arrest. The case, heard before Justice Blanchard and a jury in New York Supreme Court, involves unnamed parties and claims damages totaling 60,000.
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Pinkerton
Brooklyn Club
New York
Robert A. Pinkerton
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Justice Blanchara
Supreme Court
Bra
Eliza A. Frost
Gamblers Fight Magistrate Jerome in New York Raids
Gamblers of New York move to block magistrate Jerome from carrying out a series of raids described as sensational. Plucky justice faces opposition as authorities push ahead with enforcement actions across the city.
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New York
Bete
Jerome
New Yorks
Magis
Senator Bowen Endorses Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy
Senator Bowen of Plattsburg New York publicly endorses Dr Greene's Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy. He testifies to personal use and favorable results, urging others to begin use and seek free counsel from Dr Greene's office.
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Bowen
DR. Greene
New York State
S. P. Bowen
Serena Binod
False arrest case at Gravesend track involving Frosts
Mrs Frost and her husband Joseph W Frost faced Pinkerton detectives when he was arrested for alleged race disruption at Gravesend on September 35, 1881, due to an electric light bulb in his high hat. Frost sued Pinkerton and the Brooklyn Jockey Club for 50,000 and won 5,000. Defendants deny Mrs Frost was arrested, claiming she merely followed and stayed with him. trial not concluded.
Doctor's Fast Ride Sets Regional Horseback Record
Charie Howard of the Western South Dakota Stock Growers' association dispatched a cowboy from Smithville to Rapid City to reach a doctor for his pneumonia-stricken wife. The 70 miles were ridden in four hours and fifteen minutes with four horse changes, breaking the regional fast-riding record. Mrs. Moward is out of danger.
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Rapid City
Charie Howard
Western
South Dakota
Moward
Kodak Flend Killed While Posing For Selfie At Cliff
Edgar Petch a Rossland Miner printer's apprentice died after a dramatic accident near Sheep Creek. He asked a companion to photograph him from a sixty foot cliff edge, stepped onto a log, lost his grip, and fell sixty feet landing on logs below. He was over 11 years old and supported his widowed mother.
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Rossland
B. C
Edgar Petch
Sheep Creek
Peteh
Hilm
Ehull
Suit Aims at 310000 for Store Fire Damages
Local man sues Dr. CF Luckett claiming public counsel caused a store fire at Duffin and Gregory on June 23, sparking a town wide blaze that caused over 200000 in damages. Plaintiffs are prominent townspeople with leading interests in the case.
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CF Luckett
Luckett
Duffin & Gregory
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