Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed by Senator Tabor
A 19th century testimonial from Denver dated September 20, 1593 lauds Paine's Celery Compound as the ultimate remedy for nervous debility and fatigue. It claims the product calms nervous tissue, restores strength, and combats insomnia and low confidence, urging readers to use the remedy for lasting health and vigor.
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Giong
Forte
Tabor
Denver
Col
Messrs
Palno
Paine
Uncertain Snapshots from St Quincy Street Newsroom
A garbled summary of local society notes and events at St Quincy Street and nearby venues. Mentions revivalists, theater plans, church services, public notices, political chatter, and various community personalities with fragmented details and uncertain names.
Basa Treaty in His Pocket
Paris Nov 29 La Patrie reports Lord Chamberlain has returned from America with a draft of a peace with the United States concealed in large pockets.
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Paris
Lord Chamberlain
America
United States
Burgeoning Trade and Price Gains Dominate October Reports
Bradstreet notes broad price advances across sectors with strong iron and steel signals, rising exports of finished American products, and improved cereal values. Wheat and corn exports show varied trends, while wool and leather markets firm amid cautious demand, and rail and construction orders anticipate a busy year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Iron Find
England
Strone
Stesl
Toer
United States
Dominion of Canada
Weekly Trade Review notes largest clearing week ever
New York reports Dun and Cos Weekly Review of Trade shows the week’s clearing houses at a record level, up 37.9 percent from last year and higher than in August. Glass, coal, and shoe labor disputes ease. cotton demand rises modestly while grain and crop prospects remain mixed amid abundant stocks and limited price upside.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Cos
Iag
Tinois
Marlboro
Mass
G&t
Mary Toll
Chrysanthemum Day Observed at Agricultural College
Chrysanthemum Day was observed at the Agricultural College in Manhattan on November 19. Exhibits filled the horticultural hall with leading chrysanthemum varieties, decorative backgrounds, and numerous fruit and grape displays. lectures in the chapel covered chrysanthemum culture and its past present and future, drawing a large local audience.
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Agricultural College
Manhattan
Farman
Jessica
Dominion
College
Philadelphia
Snow
Kate Brown
Nauchau St. Lawrence
Eva
John Shrimpton
Henderson
HH. Bator
Jorge
College Chapel
W. H. Barnes
Topeka
E EL Favile
Victory
Syndicate to buy Alton railroad cached in new cash flow
A Chicago Alton purchase is reportedly arranged by a syndicate that has secured subscriptions to three times the cash needed. The deal would be independent and not in the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf Roach name, aimed at linking Gulf to Chicago with a new line via Bloomington to Kansas City and St. Louis. A $5 per share gap may delay closing, insiders say the difference will not阻碍 the plan.
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Ublice
Jefferson Streck
Bath
Jeon T. Vents
Fori & Caloiry
Ile Enruceud
Kansan
Rod Charey Ianals
Oeburme
Eet
Ttendermon
Laci
Tonay
Giri
Anne
Ares Ot Okistona
Dolin Devan
Alec Beldar
Crawford Theater
Iger
Hal Reid
Hamer
Julius A
Topeka
Ian
Alton
Pittsburg
Gulf Chicago
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Kansas City
Gulf Roach
Gulf
Chicago
Pittsburoh& Gulf
Bloomington
St. Louis
Nhot
Timely Warning on Cod Liver Oil Mixtures
The piece warns against sellers misrepresenting products as Rembrandts or mislabeling cod liver oil blends. It praises Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites for twenty years, noting buyers receive genuine cod liver oil and hypophosphites as advertised.
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Scott
Real Estate Picking Up With Numerous Transfers
Baress Meal Estate Co reports rising activity with many property transfers. Properties on Taylor Clay Buchanan Harrison Woodward Emmett Auburndale and Van Buren streets change hands to buyers including Fy Culver Wien G J Seedey John Brandon A C Elingaman J F Mc Manus L R Tradale John S Fowler L H Bowman and others as ads prompt inquiries through the Journal want page.
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Baress Meal Estate Co
Taylor Street
Fy. Culver
Hoperty
Clay St
W. Wien
Buchanan Bt RB. Brigham
G. J. Seedey
van Buren St
Polk &T
John Plumenstow
Harrison St
A. C. Elingaman
Praperty
J. F. McManus
Woodward Ave
L R. Tradale
Emmett St
W. Philip
John S. Fowler
Auburndale
L. H. Bowman
Selee
Pee
Bhores
Mr. Barnes
Want
Cattle Throw an Engine and Caboose From the Rails
Prescott Arizona, November 19. A Santa Fe Phoenix and Prescott train backing into town struck two steers, derailing the engine and caboose. Watchman Hanks was crushed between the engine and tender and killed. Engineer Clements, Fireman Reilly, and Brakeman Merritt were seriously injured.
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Prescott
Ariz
Santa Fe
Phoenix
Hanks
Clements
Reilly
Merritt
PROM DODGE CITY DERAILED PROMOTION AND LABOR NOTES
Prominent railway crews and operations at Dodge City show promotions and lay offs. Tom Traynor becomes conductor while John Dick faces a 30 day lay off. Extra men receive $100 checks as 16 brakemen and others shift duties. Williams becomes traveling engineer. Baldridge transfers from Pueblo. Forester resigns as master mechanic with Clucas succeeding. Depot laundry addition under construction. B and R T lodge plans its December 30 ball, noting strong growth.
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Tom Traynor
John Dick
Jerry Shaw
Witchman Poston
GC. A. Judd
Lst
Harris
Denver
John E. Dick
North Carolina
B. 5
Williams
John H. Reed
John Jones
Baldridge
Pueblo
Vies Willams
la Junts
Coolidge
Joh Forester
la Junta
H. 1
Clucas
W. B. Piper
O'Day
Dodge City
Houstis
Sung
Depot Hotel
B. & R. T. Lodge
Repairs and locomotive moves loom for Newton to Topeka shift
From Newton the 233 and remaining equipment will head to Topeka shops where better facilities exist for repair. Four Brooks engines sent to the New Mexico division will be replaced by eight wheelers as shortages and coal delays affect operations.
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Topeka
Middle Division
Brooks
New Mexico
Bert W. Smith
Chicago
Hutchinson
Frank Hanham
Kansas City
Swenin
Walthauer
Rourke
Wooden
Gorsuch
Ohio
Fred James
Round House
Scott City
Boilet
Mat Arcabright
Emporis
Wellington Busy Train Crew Additions and Departures
Four extras from the west and two or three west today. Lineman Kise sent to Panhandle and Amarillo this morning. Machinist Orie Winger and Mike Mierley were off board yesterday. Frank Root returns from Colorado. Roadmaster Nelligan stayed overnight. Brakeman Walton on layoff in Arkansas City. Trainmaster Austin back from Amarillo, sick. Tax agent Highieyman checked county taxes for the Missouri Pacific.
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West
Kise
Panhandle
Amerillo
Orie Winger
Mike Mierley
Frakeman
Frank Root
Colorado
W. D. Nelligan
Woodward
M. A. Walton
Arkansas City
E. A. Austin
Amarillo
Q. T. Highieyman
Missouri Pacifi
Twenty Eight New Families Arrive in Atchison
Nov 19 Atchison reports twenty eight new families due to a Missouri Pacific order consolidating divisions there. Residents come from Omaha Auburn Hiawatha and Kansas City as goods move by rail with free hauling. More arrivals occur daily as the move continues.
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Atchison Atchison
Atchison LF
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Omaha
Auburn
Hiawathi
Kapeas City
Missouri Pacific Improves Rail Lines at Auburn and Mapco
The Missouri Pacific will construct 3,500 feet of new side tracks at Auburn to handle rising traffic. Three new tracks include a passenger, a caboose, and an engine track. Surveying underway. Additional 3,000 feet of side track planned at Mapco with grading nearly ready.
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Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Auburn
Wil Aiso
Mapco
Cincinnati Architectural on Works Company Abolished
The Cincinnati Architectural on Works company was dissolved today amid losses. Assets were listed at 20.00 and facilities at 000. Bad contracts were cited as the cause. The firm organized about ten years ago with W. W. Patriott as president and A. A. Frey as secretary and treasurer.
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Iron Works
Cincinnati
Cincinati Architectural
Caine
W. W. Patriott
A. A. Frey
Corbett the Favorite in Big Fight Showdown
In New York on November 13, Jim Corbett and Tom Sharkey prepare for a twenty round bout at the Lenox Athletic Club with a prize of $20,000 the largest in the region. Demand for seats climbs daily via Matchmaker O Rourke as advance sales top $12,000. O Rourke says over $25,000 is staked on Sharkey at the Morton House while a few bets appear at the Stock Exchange. Corbett is listed as the favorite at odds of 10 to 8.
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New_York
Jim Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Lenox Athletic Club
O'Rourke
Tom O'Rourke
Morton House
Sharkey
Stock Exchange
Corbett
Opening a Cuban port debated by Washington cabinet
Washington discussions focus on choosing a western or southwestern Cuban port to aid planters amid 2000 Spanish troops near Cienfuegos and widespread sugar crop devastation. Supplies and machinery are badly needed to restart the harvest as plantations suffer damage and machinery is broken.
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Washington
Cuba
Clenfuses
Evacuation Plans Shift After Spanish Decline to Havana
The government weighs port choices as Spaniards evacuate Havana. Cienfuegos emerges as a favored port due to rail access and desirability, while other southern ports are considered. Evacuation commissioners in Havana face quick decisions on the final port to be evacuated and the timing remains uncertain.
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Cientecos
Cienfuegos
Havana
Clenfucece
Government to Protect Terminal Bridge at Leavenworth
A.M. Geiger began delivering 1450 yards of rock into the Missouri river near the Terminal bridge to form a protective dyke. The plan, to be completed by spring, includes a fourteen foot high structure extending from shore to water line and will prep for a larger dyke project north of the bridge as water levels allow.
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Terminal
Leavenworth
Navy
A. M. Geiger
Missouri
Terminal Bridge
Samuel Younge
Low Water
Rpark
Missouri & Kansas
Tvio
Thin Wyker
Postum Food Coffee Promotes Clear Mind and Health
Readers are urged to switch from coffee to Postum Food Coffee. The ad touts Postum as crisp and tasty when boiled properly for 15 to 22 minutes, claiming it improves energy and vision. It cautions coffee as a slow poison and promises lasting vigor after a 10 day to month coffee-free trial.
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