Peculiar Poisons and Digestive Health Claims
An advertisement outlines digestive problems from weak stomachs and dyspepsia with claims for a product called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It asserts cures for indigestion, poor appetite, and related symptoms, promising strength and renewed nourishment, urging readers to buy a full-sized pack from Stunet Co in Marshall, Massachusetts.
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Sina Bright
Seattle
Stuarrs
Clements
Stuart
Mit
Enelkame Griver Sidart Ci
Marshall
Diggs Foot Crush Accident Shocks Family
The husband of Diggs was injured when his foot was crushed while climbing on a train platform near Perry. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors treated the wounded foot. Authorities described the incident as painful and the patient’s condition as serious but not life threatening.
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Ldiggs
Perry
Hurhani
L. Feitin
Kansas
First African Baptist minister denounces cleansing call
Rev. GD Olden urges wiping out wicked taint and calls for purity amid calls to purge from community. The text includes a fragment from an old city resident praising Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a trusted family medicine, with local druggists selling it.
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Olden
Iden
First African Baptist Churen
Wertfeid Cing News
le Salce
Thare
Chamberlain
To Work in a Smelter at Johannesburg
William Jones and two other smelter employés will leave tonight for Johannesburg South Africa to manage Rand Central Smelting Company operations there. The English syndicate has just completed its plant in Johannesburg Roark and Tinder will earn 125 dollars per month plus expenses.
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William Jones
W. Renire
Alfred Lindell
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jones
Rand Central Sranking
Spokane Parls
Rand Central Smeltigur Company
Roark
Tinder
Veteran Houghly Treated After Assault in Leavenworth
An elderly veteran, John McCarleon from Ella, was found yesterday morning badly beaten under a Leavenworth coal chute. He had $80 on him from a saloon near Union Depot before being followed by two men, then dragged to the riverbank. He received surgical care and was taken to the station in a patrol wagon.
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Leavenworth
John McCar
Ane & Panies
Cieerians
Leaven Worth Coal Company
Juflans
Ellawethe
Inetbatten
Wacon
Hugh Cameron Antics at Cooper Statue Unveiling
New York May General Hush Cameron of Kansas appeared at the unveiling of the Peter Cooper statue bearing a banner with portraits of himself and Cooper and an inscription praising the workingman. A policeman moved in and the Kansan walked on the platform as a crowd jeered. Cameron vowed to carry the banner in trouble for days in revenge.
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Kansas
Cooper
New York
Hush
Cameron
Peter Cooper
Himelf
Petur Cooper
Ayray
Banane
Commencement Six Days at Effingham Rich School
The sixth annual commencement of the Atchizon county Rich school in Effingham opens with a Saturday night reception for the graduating class by Principal and Mrs. TW Wilkin. The elegant affair, held in the library, featured elaborate decorations in the colors. Alumni events and concerts marked the week, with seven years of alumni activities culminating in this year’s exercises.
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Efineham
Atchizon County Rich School
Soe
TW. Wilkin
Ethaehem
Htebsche
Macon
Changes at Newton Roundhouse and Shops Planned
Newton May 31 proposed changes in the Lotta Fe yards at Newton have been arranged. The roundhouse will drop stalls from thirty to twenty two with two new entrance ways to transfer tables. A west location for a new machine shop and enlarged carpentry and blacksmith shops is planned. Track work to begin in about three weeks starting with removing the Nickerson roundhouse.
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Wew
Placs
Newton
Lotta Fe
Nicerson
Wattey Caret
Eboy
Round House
Nickerson
Memorial Day Observed With Oration by Henry Mason
Memorial Day ceremonies were held in Dodge City with Henry Mason of Garden City delivering the Memorial Oration. Capt. T. Find ley and Lews pow led an honor procession to the cemetery where hundreds of residents mourned fallen heroes. The event featured a solemn tribute by the community and comradery among attendees.
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Henry Mason
Garden City
Dede City
Fusion in Southern Kansas appears to unite local parties
In Winfield on May 11, the Democratic committee recommended fusion with Populists and silver Republicans to call a delegates convention. Sumner and Cowley counties plan to nominate a candidate for district, with county committees arranging a fusion plan to gain the treasurer and registrar roles.
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Kansas
Cowley
Sumner
Winfield
Salina War Row Sparks Whisky Crackdown
County Attorney Norris begins his war on whisky in Salina. J A Engborg, keeper of a restaurant near the Missouri Pacific depot, faces arrest after a complaint by John Radford alleging sale of liquor and nuisance. Judge Kore set the trial for Thursday, June 2, with bond at $200.
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Norris
Salina
J. A Engborg
Missouri Pacific
John Radford
Jhistlee Kore
Fish in Water Main Noted in Arkansas City
Arkansas City on May 31 reported a five pound live fish wedged in a burst water main on White Street. The fish was recovered by workers and measured 15 inches in length. Separate items note Santa Fe railroad plan near Atchison and stockyard construction at Syracuse with a new siding and improvements.
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Arkansas City
R. A.maxey
White Street
Aioe
Ilak
Disastrous Fire Strikes Man Mattes Foundry Building
MANHATTAN reports the Loss of CA Hausenbeck’s timber yard building in a large blaze with stock and machinery valued around $5 million, insurance partly covering losses, origin unknown as firefighters saved lumber and equipment. Other Kansas towns report local events and notices.
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Manhattan
Man Mattes Foundry Company
CA. Hausenbeck
Hausenbeck
China's New Rail Railroad Edict Sustains Belgian Loan
Li Hung Chang issues an edict approving a Belgian loan for a railway from Paoting Fu to Tian-Kau. The loan totals £4,900,000 at 4 percent annual rate, guaranteed by the imperial treasury. China to retain construction control. Belgians provide funds from other sources for 33,000 taels and supplies partly from China. 5 percent commission on materials set to counteract prior contractual rights.
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Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Li Hung Cheng
Paoting Fu
Tian-Kau
Sheng Ta-Jen
Evine
Beletan Hill
Chine
Breach of Promise Case Seeks Damages in New York
Mrs Mary Webster, widow of John Werte, long resident of Nashan New York, sues Harris of Chase X Y. for breach of promise claiming injury to her heart after he allegedly promised marriage but wed another. Kansas City report notes a separate incident where Larand Han and Humphrey assaulted Temple with knives on Ita street, causing injuries.
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Mary Webster
Nashan
N. Y
John Werte
Harris
Chases
X.Y
Mac
Kansas City
F. P Temple
Larand
Han
Humphrey
Ita Street
Temple
Waldo park bicycle road race in Kansas City with 100 riders
Over 100 riders entered for the Waldo park bicycle road race to be held in Kansas City this afternoon. First prize a $400 piano second prize a $75 diamond plus 40 place prizes. Topeka contingent led by Earl Starbird and M Armstrong among others. Several tandems and bicycles also on the list. Handicap set at 8 minutes with three entries from KC and St Louis.
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Kansas City
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Buffalo
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Chicazo
Tribune
Crawford Tandead
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Deere
Crescent
Winchester
Topeks
Earl Starbird
M. Armstrong
Evaris
Hutchinson
S. R. Pollard
Council Grove
J. C. Brown
Neodishu
H. R. Goskorn
Tela
St Louis
Faw
Gratefort
Dvore Kamsas City
Kansas
J. A. Conover
Vincent Dole
A. Laltner
Alex Laing
St Louie
FAST HOMING PIGEONS TO BE LIBERATED IN EMPORIS
Emporis reports a plan to release a cage of homing pigeons at sunrise on July 1 from Emporis to test their speed. J A Sauter of Chicago arranged the test with Wells-Fargo Express. birds travel about 400 miles in a day, aiming to reach Chicago roughly by sundown after a 6 am start.
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Emporis
Milter
Wells-Fargs Express Company
J.A. Sauter
la Miles
Chicaxu
Liberty
Women cycle racers begin six nights of racing in Kansas City
Kansas City hosts six nights of women’s bicycle racing starting June 7 at the Exposition base bail. The field features Dottle Farnsworth Line Gian Helen Baldwin Jenny Brown Lily Harp Nellie Garrett and a local Kansas City rider. Each night runs from 5 to 9 with races lasting twelve hours for the championship.
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Kansas City
Exposition
Dottle Farnaworth
Minneapolis
Line Gian
Chitaze
Helen Baldwin
San Francisco
Jennie Brown
Rochester
Lilie Harp
Minneapolia
Nellie Garriett
Chicago
Wilkt
Topeka Fans Dismayed by Poor Show in Atchison Game
A rough Topeka baseball outing Saturday at Athletic Park ended 15 to 4 in favor of Atchison. Topeka pitchers struggled, with multiple errors, while Atchison capitalized with 4 two-base hits and 3 home runs. Crowds watched a sloppy contest as coach replacements and fielding miscues dominated the afternoon.
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Topeka
Athletic Park
Atchison
Jones
Atchisan
Tose
Hows
Beauchamp
Brown
Underwood
Krebs
Wf Jones
Brunner
Drisvoll
McFadden
Underwiod
McPadden
Howe
Cole
Sample
Grounsts
Topels
Sherworld
Trapons
Attle Wingert
Steickrett
Ceinter
Jimmy Driscoll
Atchifon
Atchivon
Stricklett
Cote
McDonnald
Cope
Miller
Tavs
McDonald
Evans
Sherwood
Wingert
Cale
Cycling at Los Angeles Holds Sunday Races
Los Angeles crowds of about four thousand attended the first southwest sanctioned cycling meet by the California Associated Cycling clubs. Winners included Squires of Oakland in the mile open amateur, Vaughn or Sannee of Los Angeles in the mile open professional, Ludermilk of Los Angeles in the two mile professional handicap, and H. Squires of Oakland in the five mile handicap.
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Southwest
California Associated Cycling Clubs
Squires
Oakland
Vaughn Or Sannee
Bell
Corey
Pasadena
Ludermilk
Vauehn
San Diego
Fe Pie Phoenix
Bee Oo H. Squires
Todal Ball Games Open Series With Detroit Loss
Detroit and Minneapolis opened a two team transfer game before 1500 fans this morning. Detroit led early but Minneapolis posted a comeback with a 4 0 0 final score. Hatteries Eason and Troet credited with runs while Smith and Boyle key batters. Milwaukee Brewers won in the ninth on a streak highlighted by Lewee Mack Weaver Myers and Daly scoring the decisive run. Final Milwaukee at 7 12 3. Grand Rapids early batterages and score details noted.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Lewee
Mack
Weaver
Myers Esch
Daly
Grand Rapids
Terry
Reidy
Twineham
Graves
Baseball Yesterday: Colts Beat Champions in Slack Tilt
Chicago May 31 Colts defeated the champions in their first meeting of the year, piling hits in the third and eighth innings. Dahler was badly spiked at home plate in the third. Jennings and Islet led the nine with timely hits while Hurst’s decision caused controversy. Other scores across the circuit include Cincinnati over Washington 7 4, Columbus taking St Paul in a tight second game, Milwaukee beating Grand Rapids, Indianapolis edging Kansas City, and a rugged slate of battery pairings throughout the league.
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Neb
Kaneis University
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Nebraskans
Chicago
Colts
Dahler
Cutn Devas
Suveral Stlidhes
Isety
Jennings
Omer
Leki
Hurst
Roper
Pom
Austrialias Eet
Sendence
Seure
Columbus
ST. Paul
St Paul
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Beere
Rie
Put
McGill
Spies
Keener
Finber
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Jones
Lewir
Belding
Grand Rapides
Mibuxukes
Joris
Speer
Crow and
Buckley
Justice Brewer Speaks at the Battle Monument Dedication
At West Point a 5000 strong audience heard Justice Brewer deliver the principal oration at the unveiling of the battle monument erected by soldiers and officers of the regular army. He praised the sacrifice of Civil War veterans and urged the living to uphold law, peace, and equal rights as future officers prepare to lead the nation.
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Weat Point
West Point
Xtus le Sevecier
United States
Berty and Son
Beyorth
Ceck
Congress
Durrant vows to die with his parents as guests
Theodore Durrant says if he faces the gallows he will die like a man and insists his parents attend the execution. His wife, a determined woman, will claim her rights and may attend if invited. Governor Budd’s decision leaves few options, with appeals possible in state and federal courts.
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San Quentin
Cal
Theodore Durrant
Isa
Durrant
San Francisco
Budd
Vieit
Eugene Duprey
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Hale
Armistice Extended and Two-Week Hostilities Start May 30
The note from Constantinople announces a fortnight arms use beginning May 30, with fresh instructions to Adhem Pasha, the Turkish commander in Thesval. The message, sent to power representatives, confirms extended hostilities for a two week period starting yesterday.
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Constantinople
Cultan
Adhem Pasha
Thesval
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Prices
Chicago May livestock report shows hog receipts near 2000 head. cattle prices range from 24 to 32 cents with feeders and sows noted. Kansas City and other markets referenced. no clear totals due to OCR errors, but representative sale data and price trends are present.
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Kansas City
Marzot Kanes Cay
Porkers
Balea
Public notices of rental listings and loan requests
Fragmentary classified style note lists room and dwelling rents on Munroe E71 Starrroom and Jefferson streets. Mentions 2008 security loans and property mortgage needs. Includes scattered names and locations, with unclear figures and ad-like details.
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Securis
Mt Furbam
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