HYOMEL advertised as a life saving germicide
An editorial backed claim cites Bureau of Vital Statistics data to tout HYOMEL as the sole solution against consumption and related diseases. The ad asserts large mortality reductions, promotes HYOMEL sales by druggists, mail orders, and a trial outfit, with pricing and a free five day treatment offer from HYOMEI BALM, Ithaca New York.
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U. S
Sparta
Eay
Canaumplinn
Mall Chutfite
Booth Co
Tthaca, N
Dinner for Redmond Hosts Irish Party Members
New York social note reports a dinner in honor of John K. Redmond M P, chairman of the Irish parliamentary party. Guests included John D. Crimmins, Miss Dalton of Sydney, Montague White, B Plant, Admiral Grin pall, James Rocha of Boston, John E Mitbolland, Miss Humphreys, and Wm McAdoo, former assistant secretary of the navy.
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Irish Parliamentary Party
New York
John Gaffney
Anor
John K. Redmond
M. P
Aira Medewad
John D. Crimmins
Hiss Dalton
Sydney
Australia
Montague White
B. Plant
G. F. Grinpall
James J. Rocha
Boston
Jonn E Mitbolland
Miss Humphreys
Wm. McAdoo
The
Uavy
Duffy Claims Championship Bid in 192-Pound Lightweight Bout
Chicago reports Martin Duffy the Perth Side Lightweight declares for the American championship at 192 pounds and invites challengers worldwide. Harry Gilmore deposits $3250 to back a title challenger while Duffy signals willingness to meet rivals up to 135 pounds at 3 o clock. The manager vows a side bet with Pete Slelof if he weighs as he pleases.
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Cuhicago
Chicago
Martin Duffy
Perth
Duffy
Min Golbg
Pite Slelof
S S S 5 Blood Purifier Claims Cure for Sores and Poisons
The Oldest and Best S S 5 is a blood purifier and tonic that purports to remove impurities from the blood without harming the system. It claims to cure cancer scrofula chronic sores eczema psoriasis salt rheum herpes and contagious blood poison with a long record of successful cures and free medical consultation.
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S.S. 5
Swift Specific
Atlanta
College Football Standings and Scores From The Season
New York reports a tight race among major colleges for the championship with Princeton leading in points scored, Yale close behind, and Harvard gaining. A listing shows results through last Saturday including Columbia beating Pennsylvania and Yale defeating Columbia. Buffalo University defeats Columbia.
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New York
Exbusiasss
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Unniverslty
Colimbia & Tod
Yale
Columbie
Princeton
Harvard
Ameiing Stone
Abilene Gun Club hosts fourth annual shoot in November
About fifty visiting shooters attended the Abilene Gun Club tournament in November, focusing on blue rock events and culminating in the Kansas state championship. W. Arnold of Larned defended the Sunflower title but lost to W. Heer of Concordia 43 to 37 in the decisive single-round blue-rock contest for the state championship.
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Abilene, Kun
Abilene
Waterloo
Concona
White Herr
Heer
Heaton
Pirst
Huge
Teal
York Horseman
Eicholte
Norton
Ruggles
Bear
Scott
Pirat
Lzshiva
Werske
Ries
A Wen
Dewan
Matteson
Wetaig
Thiele
Firet
Whitney Big Winner at New York Race Stakes Event
New York reports William Whitney and his stable dominate this year’s stakes, with over 106000 dollars in winnings. Horses Nasturtium Endurance to Right and Goldnecker are noted for specific prize money allocations, reflecting the top earnings among Whitney’s entrants.
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New York
Wiliam
List of money figures in 19th century credit register
A fragmented item lists sums such as over 10 dollars credited to J and a question about a prize won by Jankes. Mentions Mr Whitney ownership of property and a large sum around 326 dollars. Also references Clarence H. Mackey and a metropolitan capacity, with mentions of amounts near 40000 dollars tied to Meno in a matron panel.
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J. 5
Mada
T! Unity
Jankes
Oe Ees
Mr. Whitney
Clarence H. Mackey Coou
Meno
Metropolital
Washburn Quits At Denver In Forfeit By Referee
Denver Wheel club forfeit victory over Washburn College after umpire Hutchings from Topeka ruled plays not intentional. Captain Gil claimed unfair officiating leading to Washburn’s withdrawal. First half featured a long touchdown run by Gil and a fumbled snap by Vanstone. Second half saw Denver drive, penalties for holding, and the forfeit score line 21 to unknown.
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Denver
Col
Hav
Wasteburn College
Hutch- Inga
Topeka
Gil
Washburn
Brandenburg
Kbero
Hansans
Pontine
College
Andecturg
Dencin
Ecacd
Eat
Eecabner
Gith
Vanstone
Hutchings
SAR San Orn Gane
Segun Math Savers Work Iy
LeguTn
Haskell E U Game Sparks Loud Practice in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas saw lively football action as Outland appeared in uniform boosting team effort. Scrubs played fifteen minute halves while railroads announced rates to Saturday’s Haskell game. Manager Foster praised financial health and hinted at a large McCook field crowd for the Indians clash.
Sailor Sharkey Heads West for Jeffries Title Bid
New York November 6 Sailor Thomas Sharkey plans a San Francisco trip to challenge the win ner for the Huhii Jeffries championship at the Twentieth Century club ring on November 1. Sharkey vows to post a forfeit on arrival and seek a future bout. Reich says he will bring the match west a week before the fight.
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New York
Thomas Sharkey
San Francisco
Ther Twentieth Century Club
Sharkey
Boainess
Barney Reich
Shound Jeffries
Fahlin
Jet
Tries
Nublin
Whitney to ride for American Derby at Washington Park
Chicago Nov 6 a prominent turfman states Mr Whitney plans immediate races here and targets the American Derby in Washington Park next year He aims to lift the great western ribbon with Goldsmith bred by Whitney and praised as a grand colt, faster and more enduring than rivals, with strong stamina for any distance or weight.
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Goldarith
Wihitney
Goldsmith
Nusturtivia
Stabia
David Tenny
CHARLIE BOOTS HURT BY TAME DEER AT MILPHI RANCH
In San Francisco on November day Charles T Boots noted thoroughbred breeder from Milphi ranch was seriously injured when a tame deer charged him after feeding horses. He suffered a punctured lung as doctors call the injury grave. Boots, a prominent turf figure, formerly taught Greek and Latin at the University of the Pacific and has never bet on racing.
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San Francisco
Charles T. Boots
Milphi
Boots
Toots
Bert
William Boots
Milphitas
Charles
University of the Pacite
Robert Waddell Defeated in Chicago Derby Clash
American Derby winner Robert Waddell lost to W. J. Deboe and Telamon turlooghe in a Chicago race on November 6. Deboe led as the odds favored Waddell's late run, marking a major upset in the event.
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Chicago
Robert Waddell
W. J. Deboe
Telamon Turlooghe
Farmers Sue Southwest Chemical Over Potatoes
Argentine Kansas farmers sue Southwest Chemical in Wyandotte County district court claiming sul phur gases from the works poisoned the Kaw valley atmosphere and ruined potato crops. The defense plans to show unfavorable weather, late frosts, high summer temperatures, and plant gas utilization as factors, with weather statistics and expert testimony to prove Providence or weather, not the plant, caused the losses.
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Argentine, Kan
Kansas
Providence
Southwest Chemical Company
Kaw Valley
Argentine
United States Weather Bureau
al Bogard
Kaw Bottom
Turner
District Court
Wyandotte County
Chemical Company
Clatine
Oil claim dispute hits Cherokee land draw
W Branson, Cherokee postmaster, secured a claim near Lawton Oklahoma after a land draw. Lawton based Hogal Oil company, led by local bankers, holds adjoining mineral lands and contends Branson’s claim is invalid for mineral land. Eight similar filings precede this contest and attempts to settle have been offered.
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Kas
N. W
Derby winner Waddell Runs Poorly in Lakeside Race
The gelding Waddell, backed heavily at short odds, faded after a slow start and a troubled ride by Seaton. Deboo won by a length with Telemon 4 necks back, as Waddell finished behind in a chilly crowd at Lakeside.
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Lakeside
Waddell
Seaton
Gebling
W. J. Deboo
Telemon
Manhattan High School beats Clay Center with 6 to 0 in Kansas
Manhattan High School defeated Clay County High School 6 to 0 on the home field in Clay Center Kansas. The article lists the lineup and notes key players such as left halfback and quarterback.
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Clay Center
Kas
Manhattan High School
Clay County High School
Manhattan
Tan
Fight Halmack
Elk Head Lodge Installed at Winfield Prominent Visitors Attend
Two hundred fifty Elk members from surrounding towns attended the installation of a new lodge in Winfield Kansas Delegations came from Wichita Newton Hutchinson Topeka Kansas City Pittsburg Ced arvale Parsons McPherson Independence Galena Fra poria Arkansas City Guthrie and Oklahoma City The event featured a banquet at the Brettan hotel with remarks from Congressman A M Jackson and Charles F Scott.
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Winfield
Kas
Wichita
Newton
Hutchinson
Topeka
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Cédarvale
Parsons
McPherson
Independence
Galena
Fraporia
Arkansas City
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
C. E Mallette
Brettan Hotel
A. M. Jackson
Charles F. Scott
Iola
Thomas W. Kitchen
Toby
P. H. Albright
Windeld
A. H. Toltser
A. L. Nobie
Pierce Steinbuchner
J. F. Balliett
B. F.sadil
Ex-Senator Fulton Divorced Over Farm Life Clash
Ex Senator John A Fulton of Brown County was granted a divorce from his wife Mabel Fulton in Hiawatha Kansas. She said she could not live on a farm and would join him in Kansas City if he moved there, but he declined due to business interests. She moves to Kansas City alone and will have no interest in his property.
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John Fulton
Hiawatha, Kas
John A. Fulton
Brown County
Mabel Fulton
Charles Miller Dragged to Death in Gove County
A telegram from Gove County reports Charles Miller, early settler and former cattle rancher, was dragged to death by a horse while he had gone to Gove County to bring in cattle. Other items include Coffeyville grain inspections, patents issued to Kansans, a jail break in Great Bend, Indian payments, pensions, and a Clay Center farm fire.
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Charles Miller
Gove County
Oberlin
Knc
Neva
Miller
Eixteen
Clay Center
Kas
Henry C. "Miller
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Sporting News
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Sailor Thomas Sharkey
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Cherokee
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George B. Edgar, Jr
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Charles C. Gardiner
Semaphore
Lawrence W. Lueken
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Great Bend
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Honnell
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la Cygne
Joseph Barber
Cherryvale
John Preserove
Silver Lake
Charles Swale
Achilles
Thomas Desbrow
Kirwin
Mary E. Boynton
Gold Dust Twins
Fairbank Company
Kirk
Union Pacific
DE Picton
F. A. Lewis
Kansas Avenue
J. €. Fulton
Rock Island
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Chicago Post
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Topeka Water Co
Quincy Street
Klauer
California Fig Syrup CO
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