Blood Balm Ad Claims Cure For Numerous Ailments
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal blood purifier that normalizes humors, cures skin eruptions, ulcers, boils, and even cancer after failing doctors and other medicines. It offers a trial bottle and full treatment for $5, with testimonials from a Walter R. Robinson and locations in Roswell, Georgia.
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Rheumsiam
Stinmn- NS
Edie Rich Bie
Guivin W_ Robinson
Hopkins St
Rosweca
Owiris
B. B
B.B
Swift
Manena Avenue
Rowley
Kansas Avenue
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell St
Atlanta
Partharmors
Soring Dramatic Events at Crawford Theater Tonight
A 35 person colored organization presents ragtime Jubilee at Crawford Theater tonight with an orchestra and chorus. Tickets range 15 to 50 cents. Murray and Mack promote a new piece, A Hot Time, with a strong cast including John W. Jess and Ada Meir, plus dancers and novelty acts. A large tour with music and parades follows, including two Topeka concerts and tours across the state.
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Crawford
Mack
the Crawford
Wright
Pretty Tris
Edimnes
Murray and
Pisnigan
Crawford Theater
John W. Jess
W. Wallace Jack
Ure Phenomena
Ada Meir
Axl Pearl Hevare
John and
Ber Gleeson
Pryme
Apple St
Excessive Fare Report From St Louis Cab Case
St Louis November 1 William Doyle known as Silvers cab driver stands charged after an incident at the Four Courts and Union Station involving an alleged excessive fare. John Chrissman of Ashland Kansas aimed to reach Kentucky and sought a ticket, an encounter leading to a tense bout with Doyle on a closed jeep path.
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St. Louis
William Doyle
Gling “Silvers
John Chrissman
Ashland
Clark County
Kensas
Union Station
Som Point Mentucky
Silvers
Tribute to Virginia and United American Nation
President MeKlinley praises Richmond launch of the Shubrick torpedo boat built by American labor and materials. He lauds manufacturers, workers, and naval history, urging steady enterprise, national unity, and continued expansion of trade and shipbuilding amid wartime victory and postwar prosperity.
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Richmond
MeKtinley
Sprenard 1
Texas
Earth
Russia
Cahton
Teheva
Philadelpha
Nile
Atmerfoam
Gesoll
Virginia
Spain
Dea
Morrow's Kid-ne-oides Promises Quick Relief
A Topeka testimonial touts Morrow's Kid-ne-oides as rapidly effective, convenient to carry in wooden boxes, and usable at work. Mrs. Eliza Woodruff recalls back and kidney pain improved after using the yellow tablets, claimed to cure kidney disorders, nervousness, and backache. Manufactured by Morrow & Co, Chemists.
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Morrow
Topeka
Eliza Woodruff
Jackson Street
Britt & Wvautaayre Drug
Eeace Cme
Manufac
Peta
Morrow & Co, Chemists
The Nation’s Heritage in a Great Common Wealth Address
Fragmented OCR text recounts a Lincoln era oration praising national unity and heritage. It references Washington, Marshall, Yorktown, and the federation, urging devotion to principles and the transmission of memory to future generations. The tone mirrors a public commemorative speech about national identity and civic duty.
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Fortis
Marshall
Deere
Ares
Tve
Yorktown
Solegin
Mt Smastie
Santhago
United States
Seeman
Tex
Grand Army Special Orders for Parade in Topeka 1899
Special Orders from the Grand Army of the Republic Department of Kansas Topeka dated October 81 1899 outline parade arrangements for the reception to the Twentieth Kansas veterans. Four divisions with bands, badge distribution, route from Quincy to Second to Kansas Avenue to State House grounds, review at the steps, and a mass salute then ceremonies. Reception committee coordinators named with port district chiefs and numerous comrades listed. Also mentions a separate item on islands in the Philippines with a gold watch gift to a prisoner.
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H. Coulter
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Kansas
Topeka
Kansas
Grand Army
Quincy Street
Fifth Street
Quincy
Second
Kansas Avenue
Nouta
Ninth
State House Grounds
State House
Tock Teland
B. Stewart
J. E. Carter
Albert McLain
S. Martin
Horry
M. Hawking
N. J. Burdick
LL Bitley
G. W. Greenwood
William Pi
Henry Hunt
Pout
G. & PL Wilson
John W. Heady
John Brown
J. F. Buck
J. HM. Evans
W. H. Smith
Georges H. Barker
FP. M. Kimball
Scott Kelsey
Fitzsimmons Insists Jeffries Bout Was Not Square
New York reports detail a row over the Fitzsimmons Jeffries championship clash with claims of non square play. Observers cite eight missed swings and unusual breaks as evidence, while Fitzsimmons declares he fought the best and vows to return east to continue boxing.
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New York
Reb Plissiamons
Thorne
Tattersalls
Fitestminous
Jeffries
Hee
Chicago
Pissimmens
Agaressies
Lo Deon
Fitzsimme
Sharkey
Jethries
New York Sports
Inter
Prom Shu Devel
Pia Thes
Therne
Gana
Sam Pitzpatrick
Nlew
Thorma
Inter- Geran
Sali
Iziem
Rao
Brcey
Tom Sharkey
Harvard Triumph Echoes in Unsteady Victory Over Yale
Harvard edges Yale in a tense game amid foggy play with key moments late in the fourth quarter. The home team's defense stops drives as Harvard capitalizes on a fluke touchdown and a subsequent hold on Boal, securing the win in Cambridge.
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Crimaca
Cambridge
Harvard
Wood
Boal
Gierasch
Catarrh Beaten by Blood Remedy Says Montpelier Woman
Miz Josie Owen of Montpelier Ohio testifies that sprays washes and inhaling mixtures only treat the surface. She claims 9.5.5 is the only remedy reaching the blood and curing catarrh permanently after two months of use. Many patients turn from local treatments to this medicine for lasting relief.
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Mizn
Josie Owen
Montpelier
Ohio
Unclear Source Stimulus On College Football Talk
Fragmentary text references a coach, players, and a Harvard versus Pennsylvania comparison. It mentions a quarterback, a coach Warnet, and a concern about overconfidence. Information is too garbled to confirm specifics, dates, teams, or outcomes.
Jefferies Sees Path to Victory in Shark v New York
Jim Jeffries declares he feels superb and expects to beat Shark v New York, aiming for a swift win and a challenger hopefuls’ path to the title. He trusts a Paris showdown after victory, noting plans depend on favorable outcomes and avoiding bad luck.
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Shark
New York
Jim Jeffries
Attrax
Joe Goddard
Paris
Couren
Green trunks for Sharkey from Ireland headline
New York reports that Tom Sharkey at New Dorp is delighted after receiving a pair of green silk trunks from his mother in Ireland. She crocheted them herself, and Sharkey vows to wear them for good luck as he prepares for his big bout with Cincinnati. Newport racing notes, Aqueduct mud, and football and billiards results follow in a packed sports roundup.
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New York
Tom Sharkey
New Dorp
Ireland
Sharkey
Genne
Sador
America
Anager
Tom O'Rourke
Pitt
Mallor
Cincinnati
St Newport
Kriss Kringle
Esulker
Aqueduct
O'Connor
Jenkins
Miss Hanover
Caddance
Sidney Lucas Shoreham
Allis Hanover
Eox
Carom
Schaefer
Slorson
Ten Ponte
Sleason
Storson
Democratic HU to bring party leaders to Taney county
Major George H. McCann left for the Taney county game preserve to supervise preparations for a distinguished Democratic party visit in mid November. The party will include Colonel W J Bryan and about twenty national leaders, with a possible political meeting in Springfield.
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Springfield
George H. McCann
Taney County
St. Louis
W. J. Bryan
AW T Stone
Wetmore
McCann
Sprinatieta
Grau Astounds Kansas City With Largest Grand Opera Audience
Kansas City on November 1 witnessed the Meurtos Grau Grand Opera company perform Faust before about 100 listeners. Grau claimed it was the largest audience yet for grand opera with Sembrich debuting in American as Sturguérite and singing the French role for the first time. Edouard de Reszke also appeared in a featured part as the audience reacted with evident enthusiasm despite a few misprints and garbled lines in the report.
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Kansas City
Meurtos Grau Grand Opera Company
Maurice Grau
Mme, Sembrich
Sturguérite
Edouard de Hreszke
Robbery on the Katy in Dennison Texas
A Gustav bold train robbery on the Missouri Sansue Temas line from Sherman disrupted a Katy train in Dennison. A robber struck an Express Messenger, inflicting a fatal wound, as the crew noted a possible bag with around $600 to $0,000 reportedly missing. The sheriff and posse head toward the scene amid rumors of the loot.
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Dennison
Texas
Missouri Sansue
Sherman
Posse
Ital
Court Rules Against Labor Union in Broad Workplace Case
A county court judge delivered a far reaching decision against a labor union in Pittsburg on November 1. The ruling addressed a clash over union influence on trainees and apprentices and whether union pressure could compel enrollment. The decision limits union powers to sway adult trainees in the trades and emphasizes factory independence.
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Pittsburg
White
Wnlonia
Graeham & Glass
Thas
Iba Ammer
Fiat Fase
Ifcee
Geoteton Ross
Ane
Uno
Attendanes
Ecome
Upton
Capt Ludlow Retired From Service Amid Parade Rumors
The note mentions Capt Ludlow retiring, with unclear references to family ties and local finances during a parade on Tauraday. Bank of Topeka building is cited in relation to the event, while scattered lines reference a brother-in-law and other unrelated fragments.
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Ludlow
McLean
Pond
Ead
Sirs
Masen
Finance Consersis
Tauraday
J. W. Going
Bank of Topeka
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Topeka State
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