Good for The Landlord and Guest Promises Relief
Alfred Kelley proprietor of Leoks's Hotel Waterloo Bed endorses Dr Caldwell's Sy Pepaia as a cure for a six month stomach pain after trying various doctors. Three bottles reportedly cured him. Advertisement lists druggistsSwift Holliday 523 Kansas Ave A Kane Co 832 N Kansas Ave R Squires 732 Kansas Ave AO Rosser corner 10th and Topeka Ave AKingaman 120 E Sixth St
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Caldwell
Alfred Kelley
Leoks's Hotel
Waterloo
Bed
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
A. S. Kane & Co
R. W. Squires
A. O. Rosser
10Th and
Topeka Avenue
A. Kiingaman
Sicth Street
State grain department funds to cover deficits
The October accounts show a $4,900 shortfall in fees collected to cover salaries and expenses of deputy inspectors and weighmasters. The State Journal reports the deficiency will be paid from next week, with October figures to be finalized and submitted to the state auditor.
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State Grain Department
de Pet
Tts
State Journal
Better Than the Knife Pyramid Pile Cure Ad
A Michigan ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a faster safer remedy for hemorrhoids offering relief from pain itching and fatigue. It claims avoidance of surgery and promises comfort, comparing favorably to operations and other treatments. Distributed by Pyramid Co Marshall Mich claims prompt relief and long lasting improvement.
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Alwass
Marshall Mich
Gece
Review of Trade Markets Signal Mixed Iron and Wool Activity
Review of Trade reports mixed iron and steel signals with rising demand and small price gains in some forms while speculation remains risky. Iron markets show volatility though construction materials activity increases with large orders. railroads push output and exports rise, while spot cotton and wheat face mixed results. Wool trades are active in Boston but cautious, with steady prices and ample stocks, and wool stocks remain heavy though optimism persists. Also notes a political scandal and a maritime disaster with fifteen lives lost at sea.
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G-Dun & Cava
Qatoher
Argentina
Grosta
Chicago
New England
Boston
Simurt
United States
Aearner
Canada
Emporia Seeks Two Rail Lines with $1500 Per Mile Bonus
Emporia aims to attract two railway projects by offering a 1500 per mile bonus. Delegates from Emporia’s Business Men’s club travel to Kansas City to discuss routes with Mexico Orient and Westmoreland land schemes. The plan envisions coal region connections and a valuable feeder for Rock Island or Union Pacific, contingent on voter approval within sixty days.
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Emporia
J. E. Evans
H. Dunlap
RL. Jones
W. Cunningham
B. Graves
D. W. Morris
Business Men's Club of
Kansas City
Mexicon Orient
Wentmoreland Raid
Mexico & Orient Line
Cnt
Westmore
Pittsburg
Weir City
Union Pacine
Westmoreland
Rockland
Union Pactic
Rock Island Fort Sill line progress faces Kiowa Comanche county
Work of grading continues on the Rock Island Port Sill extension toward the Fort Sill military reservation in Kiowa Comanche county. Agent Wishart says construction should finish by January 1901. The line is the only valley route into the Kiowa Comanche country with Mangum extension along the Wichita river valley.
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Port Sill
Rock Island
Fort Sil
Kiowa-Comanche
N Wishart
Mangum
Wichita River
Fort Sill
Union Pacific Prosperity Annual Report Highlights Growth
Union Pacific system shows strong fiscal 1900 results with gross earnings up 11.5 percent and net earnings up 14.46 percent. Average operated mileage 5,427. total 14,48 miles. Stock totals and bond debt noted. substantial capital investment in rolling stock, bridges, rails, and land sales. Report calls the year one of great prosperity.
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Union Pacific Ailroad
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Polen Pacife
Union Parith
Doctors and ads risk lives with medical claims
A reflection on misleading advertisements for Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil, noting a doctor who keeps a patient at home for money and urging responsibility for the harm caused by public claims. The piece argues the offense is greater when widespread ads endanger thousands, while some must seek real cures at home.
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Scott
New York
Frisco Line Promotes Scenic Route in Picture Book
A Frisco Railway art book touts the line as a continuous panorama from end to end with 7x10 inch half tone plates. The volume features ten handily reproduced scenes and an introductory note stating scenic diversity rivals major ranges, highlighting natural beauty and hints of commerce along the route.
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Sions
St.Louie & San Prancisco
Southwaste
Midicipel
Missouri
Ozarks
Boston Range
Arges
Adirondacks
Rockies
Leps
Bopic
Frisco
Wage dispute looms as SP officials meet union leaders in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 10, Southern Pacific officials and a 30 member employe committee will confer with Grand Chief Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Grand Chief Clark of the Order of Railway Conductors. Agreement on wages remains unsettled. Disagreements include access to switchmen by certain union leaders and job changes.
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Southern Pacific Brotherhood
San Francisco
Jesuseen
Sothern Pacific
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Clark
Order of Railway Conductor
Bar. J
Water discovery at 36 feet in Kansas drilling
At Planes Kansas Santa Fe company bore for water near Kinsley. A men worked with A Pasig and Riber from Windsor Wisconsin. Water found at 26 feet then at 2 feet in sand rock. drilling continued to 36 feet with no further water. Hole refilled after sample obtained.
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Dodge City
B.C
UA Taeaves
Boy Killed After Football at Normel Park Grounds
In a game at Normel park school grounds Edward Gillette aged 17 died hours after a play at Sixty eighth street and Stewart avenues. He slipped while pursuing a dash around the end and was crushed by players. Gillette suffered internal injuries and became unconscious after reaching home.
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Chicago
Normel Park
Sixty-eighth Street
Stewart Avenues
Edward Gillette
Gillette
Felax
Ennen Praces
Pigekin
Falta
Republican speakers bureau at Hedges HQ lingers on
Henry C. Hedges' department runs Republican headquarters with a speakers bureau presiding over events. The bureau will not close for at least a month as settlements with parties are pursued and finalized.
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Ion
Henry C. Hedges
Republican
Speakers’ Bureau
Hedges
Famous Sea Captain Credits Peruna For Health Recovery
R G E TULL a famed Chesapeake Bay seaman recalls years of catarrhal and bronchial trouble relieved by Peruna. He praises the remedy as a cure and preventive as he travels aboard the Chesapeake Bay steamer Nor Cena and notes Peruna endorsement by many prominent figures across the United States.
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R. E Tull
Chasapeake Hay
Qut Wuamite
Manny
von Bottic
Tull
Chesapeake Bay
Frauds Alleged in Kentucky Election Returns
Louisville dispatch reports Lessie Combs alleging widespread Democratic fraud in Kentucky races. He cites Breathitt Logan and other counties with claims of ballot stuffing, denied access for Republican inspectors, removed challengers, and inflated Democrat totals. He says officials blocked scrutiny and vows contest of results if fraud is proven.
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Kentucky
Breathitt
Logan County
Olmstead
Gieaurit
Oes
Thie
Lawrence
Rowan
Nicholas
Mas
Yerkes
Goebel
Contesta Debate Extends into Nontested Districts
fragmented text indicates a political contest involving a Republican figure and contesta debates extending into districts labeled nontested. unclear details mention Sosa and Sammunicaled with limited readable facts. further context unavailable from the fragment.
New York Rifles Seized Aimed at Colombian Revolution
New York authorities seized 525 rifles and cartridges destined for Honduras through Panama. The arms were loaded for transfer to Anapala but were halted when orders arrived to return them to the wharf. Panama customs officers and officials are cited in the action.
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New York
Panama
Harraccuta
Nicaragua
Arma
Colom
Pineson
Anapala
Barrecuita
Panamia Eathrellion
Anjeed
Armas & Rucmunicaliog
Calanel Deir
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Graia Depastime Paya
Fintttes
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Charles Tupper
Consatratus Norte
Desert
Cape
Brett Sone
Review OF Trade
Channer
N. H
Charioter Jasepene
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Eagens
Hear
Chandi Gear
Carter
Wolcott
Yat Sen
Yamet
London
Éetalis
Railroad News
Union Pacific
Lyon County
FT. Sill
Union Pacific Prosperity
Seataiaie Bean
Frisco Line
G. W. Rhodes
Hoilermaker
Souquin Valley
Bakereisla
Cat
Enplay of the Ring Company
Tank Gang
Standard Ol Company
Kern River
Bakerstiel
Roundhouse
BOE
Kunass City
Chanute
Marceline
Cape Nome
Wash
Nome
Granite Harbor
Council City
Golovis Bay
Peruna
Peruga
de. Hartman
Perine Medicine Co. Cos O
United
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Promini
Quesada
Legation
Washington, D. C
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Tuskegee
Belva A. Lockwood
N. W
Stephen R. Maliciacola
Willianders
H. W. QO. Benton
Joseph J. Jo Montgomery
Ala
Joseph Wheslar
N C. Cham
Gden
Hnston
Wheeler
W. Va
Promin
Louisiana
Dakota
Nor
P. B. S. Pinchback
W.N. Roach
North
Judson W. Lyons
U. S. Treasury
Washington
D.C
H. G. Worthington
D. C
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W. M. Lord
Oregon
S. Smithmeyer
Tion
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NEW York Rifles
Grainc
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