Help is at Hand Morrows Kidney Cure Promoted in Springfield Ad
An 1890s style advertisement touts Morrow's Kidneyids as a remedy for Bright’s disease and kidney trouble. It claims dramatic relief after taking one box and urges purchase from local dealers at 50 cents per bottle or five dollars per set, with free postage if supply issues arise. It cites a testimonial from CE Cuppinger, a Springfield confectioner, asserting pain relief after a single box.
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Iseamr
Mor- Tan
Bright
Morrow
CE Cuppinger
Springfeld
Ohio
Murrow
Morrow's
Kidneards
Herb Medicine Co
Springfield
Onic
Cuba Healthy Despite Various Diseases Report
A June meeting discussed the impact of diseases on Cuba and Florida connections. Physicians noted yellow fever prevalence in western cites, with observations on health levels across the island and comparisons to southern states.
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Flavana
Mage Chajemian
K. Noman
Cuda Moore
Cuba
Cites
Setepe
Railroad convention in Kansas aimed for June meetings
Kansas railroad leaders push for a national railway men’s convention to be held in Topeka or nearby towns in June. Conductor Henry May leads efforts with Commercial Club support, aiming to unite different orders of railroad workers for a nationwide gathering and parade to advance the railroad profession.
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Topeka
Henry May
Iona
Railroad Men
Kansas
Hansas I Generat
United States
Guneral
Wil
Audi
Wealthy east traveler rejects Spanish omelette on train
A rich man riding the California limited in Kansas refused a Spanish omelette, insisting on an American fried egg instead after the waiter offered a lettuce topping. The piece notes widespread rain and flood impact on rail lines from Emporia to Kansas City, with waterlogged tracks near Rushville and Ark City, and culverts between Topeka and KC tested under heavy rains.
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California
Kansas
Rca
Senta Fe
Emporia
Florence
Rock Island
Rushvile
Sante Fe
Atchison
St. Joe
Arkansas City
Newton
Topeka
Kansas City
Freight Traffic Falls Off Between Kansas City and Emporia
Freight traffic declines force removal of crew from the Kansas City to Emporia local. Conductor Harte leaves service. Bain, Brakeman Rice, and Mussy reassigned. Refrigeration demand grows at Argentine and La Junta. several hundred cars daily can be refrigerated. Union Pacific discharges shop hands after official decapitation at Gulf shops.
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Kansas City
Emporia
Exiperia
Argentine
la Junte
Neal
Denver
Office men refuse aid positions under new management
A number of office workers declined reduced salary aid positions under the new management. An Ottawa crash on May 23 injured a Bureau helper at the Banta Fe yards, leading to the amputation of a crushed right hand. Huresn, a married man with dependents, lived nearby and had no accident insurance.
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Manhexzement
Ottawa
F. Bureau
Banta Fe
Huresn
Ottawa Telephone Company
Avueustist
Independent Order of Bnai B'rith Session Reports District Meeting
Kansas included Fort Wayne Indiana and districts Ohio Kentucky Missouri Kansas New Mexico were discussed. Nearly ten delegates attended the district meeting and a key item was transferring title to real estate of the Cleveland orphanage to a newly formed company. Bernard Priebarg of Cincinnati was elected trustee for the home in Cleveland.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Obi
Pdlusa
Kentucks
Missouri
Kansas
Grady
New Mexico
Cleveland
Dle
Coment ‘Propaganda
St Louis
Louisville
Denver
Bernard Priebarg
Cincinnati
SOSH
Unk Eran Ot Wyat
Orphans’ Home
BEN BUTLER'S SERVANT
Washington reports Camp Alger near Falls Church shows strong health with three serious pneumonia cases moved to Fort Meyer for treatment. The Sixth Massachusetts, 330, under Colonel Charles F. Woulword, arrived at noon and receives praise from Baltimore crowds. Adjutant Ames, son of General Butler, comes with the unit and the same servant who attended his grandfather in the Civil War.
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Washington
Camp Alger
Falls Church
Wacon
Fort
Baltimore
Ames
Benjamin Fbutter
Kansas Hermit Seeks War Duty as Cuban Freedoms Champion
General Hugh Cameron, a 70 year old hermit near Lawrence Kansas, writes to Kansas Senators and Representatives offering his services as a general in a war to free and enfranchise Cubans. He praises his Civil War record, insists on readiness, and claims to act from patriotic ardor to defend liberty and humanity.
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Hugh Cameron
Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Hermit Cameron
Camp Ben Harrison
Douglas County
Congress
Hans W. A. Hurts
Lucien Baker
Case Broderick
Peters
Charles Curtis
D. Vincent
N. B. McCormick
Simpson
J. Dr. Botkin
Cube
Washington
United States
Senate
Miyself
Cuba
HUGH CAMERON DEMANDS ARBITRATION IN TRANSVAAL ISSUE
London reports show The Star published the Transvaal note to Mr Chamberlain without government approval. The note accuses British officials of countenancing the Jameson raid and asserts Transvaal rights to subordination under 1584 suzerainty.
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London
Rretoria
The
Times
Star
Chamberlain
Lord Derby
Lord Terby
Jameson Reid
Transvaal
Kansas News Yards Tragedy In Wichita Incident
A Wichita report describes a fatal accident at Yards where a worker was crushed to death. The event prompts safety concerns and an investigation by local authorities and the employer.
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Wichita
River tragedy details from Atchison and Fulton accident
In Wichita on May 23 Homer Wolk of Fulton Kansas was killed when crushed under a Missouri Pacific mixed train near the West Side crossing. He was attempting to burn his way with a companion from Independence. His body was transported to Fort Scott after a delay.
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Wichita
Homer Wolk
Fulton
Kas
Missouri Pacific
Kiowa
Anthony
Volk
Independence
Wichita & Western
Missouriia
Dunbar
Bank of Fulton
Fort Scott
Bmssoun Pacific
Salina Bicycle Club unveils electric light state meet program
Salina May 23 The Salina Bicycle club outlines a night race program for the July 4 and 5 state meet to be held in Salina. The schedule features ten events including novic e and professional races with cash prizes, medals and diamond set prizes, plus exhibitions between races.
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Salina
Saline County
Salis
Cana Ist
Yale
Salina Bicycle Club
Marysville Normal College Commencement Programme
Marysville May seventh marks the Marysville Normal College commencement with a diverse program. Speakers include Hans C. Nelson from Sehroser Kansas and Bertha King from Oklahoma, plus musical selections by a Marysville student quartet. Diplomas will be awarded by President J. G. Ellentecker.
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Marysville
May
Jercissy
Stern Normal College
Hans C. Nelson
Sehroser
Adedien
Blanchville
Kuspan
Minta Bley
Bertha King
Kaniis Kikeood
Stasis
Cyclone chases Union Pacific train near Wood River
Thomas Snively of Columbus Ohio recalls a 40 mile race with a cyclone ahead of a Union Pacific train near Wood River Nebraska. A towering funnel cloud formed about five miles away as the train sped through the town, triggering fear among passengers and staff while the deadly wind cylinder loomed.
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Thomas Snively
Columbus
Ohio
Union Pacific
Eifteen
Wood River
Wood
Haat
Grand Island Cyclone Leaves Unclear Damage Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe movement away from Grand Island and speculation on cyclone impact with possible damage described as uncertain and unverified. No clear entities or figures emerge beyond the location and weather event.
Killed by a Cyclone George Higgs of Saline County
Salina i-News reports farmer George Higgs living near Menter was killed by a cyclone Saturday afternoon. His body was found away from his house which was demolished. He was last seen at 4 90 p.m. drawing water at the well. The storm damaged nearby homes and livestock as multiple cyclone clouds formed and merged, striking twice with ferocious wind and debris. Leavenworth police report 18,000 dollars to its credit in city finances.
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George Higgs
Menter
Bern
Blombers
Orst
Leavenworth
Mrs Mizes body found after drowning in Missouri river
The body of Mrs. Mize of Atchison, drowned in the Missouri river about two months ago, was found floating opposite the Soldiers' home and shipped to Atchison. Her husband came to identify her. a $300 reward had been offered for the finder.
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Leavenworth
May
Mize
Atchison
Missouri River
At Atchison
Klondike Railroad Contracts Opened For Alaska Link
Seattle May 21 contracts let for a railroad from Skaguey Alaska to Lake Bennett via White Pass. Work to begin at once. Also an advert for Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment claiming relief for piles endorsed by physicians with a listed address for Bic Stansfield and Miller's Pharmacy.
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Seattle
Skaguey
Alaska
Lake Bennett
White Pass
Tabler
Bic. W. Stansfeild
Kansas Avenue
Miller’s Pharmacy
Corner Sixth and
Popeks
James B Hayden Offers Watches and Optician Services
James B Hayden features a complete stock of watches oils and monés silverware and related items. Eyes and spectacles properly fitted and repaired.
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James B Hayden
Wanted society advance informants for weddings in Kansas
WANTED in every town in Kansas a lady versed in local society to furnish reliable advance information on weddings. Pay ranges from a few dollars to $8 per year based on population. We supply references to our business and commercial standing. Address Inland care journal Topeka.
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Kan
Care Journal
Kansas
Addrees
Cail
Cail At Ool West Listh
St. Mary Danteis
The
National
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Topeka Printing CO
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Topeka Transfer CO
Kansas Ave
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