Don’t Neglect Your Kidneys Swamp Root Ad Explains Dangers
An old health ad warns of kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer & Co. It lists symptoms like cloudy urine, back pain, fatigue, and headaches, asserting Bright’s disease threat. The copy urges readers to request a free sample and book, noting availability in pharmacies worldwide.
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State Journal
Axmptonic
Fere
Bright
Pew
Kilmer
Feading
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Topeka Daily State Journal
Binghamton, N.Y
McKinley S Request on Spanish Prisoners Backed by Threat
Washington reports President McKinley pushes for protection of Spanish prisoners in the Philippines. General Otis and General MacArthur are instructed to seek release of prisoners held by insurgents while addressing demands from residents. The note cites risks and possible interventions to secure humane treatment.
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Washington
Qrestient
Pelentiers
Philippines
Otis
Bs Iim
MacArthur
Notoriously Swindling Pastor and NY Lawyer Case Recap
A New York lawyer and a pastor linked to a wholesale swindling scheme faced arrest in the 19th century. Robert J. Knox and relatives connected to the First Presbyterian church were mentioned, with Knox serving a sentence in Texas for jewel theft-like fraud. His wife endured imprisonment, later pardoned, and died of consumption. The record notes contested financial drafts and alleged blame on Archibald Shitman, with Knox’s wife spending time in prison and Knox himself serving time.
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Yue
Robert J.nox
New York
William HL Knox
John Knox
Ancle
Thomas Huiat
St. ‘Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Yisth
SY Knox
New
Krex
Alchie Shitman
Koos
Rinex
Finox Vie
Banana cargo in halt as Guatemalan tax stifles growers
The Matagua steamer from Guatemalan ports arrives with half a cargo of bananas while Monaqua officials enforce an export duty of ten cents per stem. Planters complain the tax eats about 23 percent of proceeds and may force fields to lie idle, curtailing shipments. The tax was imposed November 1 in His Staps to Thin week at the Bennett Book store.
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Bauens
Mobile
Ala
Matagua
Guatameian
Managua
Bennett Book Store
Bensas
Unavoidable War in Philippines Discussed by Worcester
Chicago scene reports Dean Worcester of the Philippine commission arguing the United States faced no alternative after the fall of Manila. He contends there was no real Filipino consensus on independence and cites failed negotiations, insurgent violence, and the need to maintain order under American troops until confidence and autonomous provincial governance emerge.
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Chicago
Dean C. Worcester
Central Music
Hamilton Eclib
Worcester
de Othe
Freument
Philippines
Whch
Denes
Aguinalda
Hivipa
Fie
Fme
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Tate
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Otis
Brot
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United States
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Spomnikh
Philippine
Mantla
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Jn Arin
Tanawer
Dirst
Lilien
Luzon
Nwn
Seasonal Health Hints On Protecting Against Colds
An old style health column advises that cold spells bring higher mortality from lung and throat diseases, urging digestion and circulation as key defenses. It touts Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets as aiding digestion and overall health when taken with meals to keep the digestive system strong.
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Steart
Sacott Stuart
Kansas Men Caught In Chicago Bucket Shop Swindle
In Chicago on November 16, federal authorities arrested Charles B. and Albert C. McLain of the McLain Bros. 2 Co board of trade firm on charges of using the mails to defraud. They waived examination and await federal grand jury action on counts of conspiring to defraud, with bonds set at 5000. Investigators say the firm conducted bucket shopping, taking customer funds via fictitious trades and forwarding memoranda, affecting western clients and several named customers.
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Chicsko
Hes
Board of Trade
McLain Bros. 2 Co
Charles B
Alert C. McLain
United States
Humphrey
Iefederate Land Jury
Varia
Suds Troe
Thy Petolthce
Sore
Drord. Sterning
Ken
J.J. Stevens, Cullen, Isan
Hunter Milling Company
Wellington
Kan
McLain Brothers
F. A. Hyke
Luverne
Minn
Irs
Dramatic events at Crawford theater promise lively shows
The Crawford theater announces The Hustle a melodramatic farce about a flashy debtor and his credulous partner. The Little Minister returns with Frohman company Friday night. Jacob Watt comedy Mistakes Will Happen stars Charles Dickson Saturday. Lincoln Carter's Finder the Dame headlines Monday with vivid stage effects and Ralston Yeast promoted as best.
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Crawford Theater
Hineelf
Little Minister
Hats of & Frohman
Barrie Noel
New York City
Bistre
Topeka
Charles Dickson
Jacob Watt
Peonie i
Mint
Ciaichman
Lincoln J. Carter
Thanksgiving Day Gridiron Battle Moves Outdoors
Missouri and Kansas football teams win release from indoor contract in Kansas City. Exposition Park to host the game with Convention Hall to take 30 percent of receipts. Alumni delegates from Missouri and Kansas present at the meeting.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kannas Universities
Convention Hall
Exposition Park
Altough
John A. Brown
Kansas
Joseph Denny
Shargin Douglass
Judee Gibson
Willsm Bucholx
Hkuansas
W. H. H. Pitt
Daly Gear
Basten Duns
S. We Moore
John A. Prescott
Hughey Jennings Tales Admits Milwaukee Offer
The article reports Hughey Jennings acknowledging an offer from Milwaukee and discusses the potential impact on his future with the organization. It notes he spoke about the promoters, contracts, and possible changes in team alignment, including comparisons to Philadelphia and Brooklyn. He hints at the open market for players and the strategic moves by teams and promoters amid uncertainty.
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Hughey Jennings Tales
Milwaukee
Baltimore.gov
Fannie Bushel
Lormilag Americin
Philadelphli
Ste
Hla Alt Thetite
Bern
Iowa
Salt Jennings
Peanie
Allie Butt
Brooklyn
Nebraska and Drake clash sparks strong team effort
Nebraska coach Cyndl Branch lauds a strong team performance in a Saturday practice scrimmage against Drake. He notes every player showed improvement with special emphasis on the line, defense, and overall execution as the team works toward the season.
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Olzfom
Stave Journal
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Deake Univeral
Nebeaska
Standpalnt Cyndl
Pluyine
Ioaa
Ens
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Pears
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Aeeiie
Town Secures Rates For Guard Pride In Two Hundred Mile Radius
Amid warlike enthusiasm a local team has secured rates for neighbors within two hundred miles. The crowd is expected for the game as the chasers wear new sweaters trousers and shoes and present an altered uniform appearance.
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Lett
Ken
Nebraska Man Analyzes Morita Era Big Western Contenders
A Lincoln observer argues the football strength of Nebraska Drake and Missouri surpasses common belief. He cites missed chances, key plays and upcoming showdowns as major factors in securing the conference title and the race against Kansas and Wisconsin.
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Tansis
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Drate
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Nebras-ka
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Mirseart
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Yal & Cootbad
eRebaasts
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Moe Poonte
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Ravellne
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Ames
Keane
Bates
Snyder
Ivanans University
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Mile
Vralie
Hawk
Shem
Kanine
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Chivesyanaure
Nhu Kataus Suite University
Tiennurt
Major Taylor Breaks Mile Cycle Record at Garfield Park
Chicago officials confirmed Major Taylor, a Black cyclist, set a mile record of 1 minute 19 seconds at Garfield Park. The performance trimmed the previous mark by two seconds, with Taylor maintaining pace until the final stretch as officials observed and approved the trial.
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Major Taylor
Chicago
Garfield Park
Taylor
I Mebiaeri
Boxing Roundup Bouts Stir Chicago Fight News
A rambling report describes upcoming boxing matchups and fighter notes in Chicago. Contenders Byrne and Geen Ziewinr are highlighted for weight, speed, and strategy as promoters and observers discuss plans and weigh-in expectations.
Fragmentary text hints at a siege and names perhaps
The readable fragments reference a siege and a speaker named Ryan Dek with unclear context. Other scattered phrases mention Sapien and a date near September but specifics are missing. Entities are dubious and many words unreadable.
Relief in Six Hours Distress and Diseases Cured by Buckwheat
A garbled ad style note promises rapid relief from distress and various ailments using Buckwheat flour and a generic health claim. Confusing phrases reference a “great society” and rapid cures, typical of dubious medical claims of the era.
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