Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Mentioned in Advertisements
The fragment references Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and a wartime or remedy context. It mentions relief for stomach issues and a claim of restoring stomach function, with an address line indicating a New York sponsor. The readable text is garbled but suggests an advertisement tone for medical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgs J. Gauls
Trent
Tegory
Gould
Venerdetua Aniversinert
Horppany
Belet-Priwes
Tim Aralbith
Helet Permen
Chicago Police arrest 490 suspects in broad dragnet raid
A chaotic report notes a mass arrest by Chicago police amid a citywide dragnet aimed at curbing crime. The piece lists numerous detainees and mentions coordination with precincts and officers to extend the sweep across districts.
Fragmentary local notice yields scattered names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Es lekven i Widow and references names like Wis, Neen, Elves, and Petar Gaslve. It alludes to a price, a year ago, and a place near Nell-tre-La with lines ending at Ware. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
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Nell-tre-La
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as cure all for catarrh
A dubious ad claims Stuart's Catarrh Tablets cure catarrh and relieve throat irritations. It attacks competing tonics and asserts temporary relief from symptoms, praising the remedy's safety for children and adults while warning against opiate mixtures and sprays.
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Feupte
Stuart
Shoart
Gourr
Veremeyer
Counend
Tracy
Wallwrigh
Iron Chile
Marehais Sen
New Army Plan Proposes Permanent Force of Fifty Thousand Bren
Washington dispatch reports high officials oppose a 100000 man permanent regular army. A plan aims to set minimum strength at 50,000 with presidential authority to double if needed, avoiding new regiments and leveraging modern organization to empower rapid expansion and flexibility. Senate military committee comments and Cuba reforms loom as basis for broader restructuring.
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York
War Department
Tribune
Washington
Orzania Capronles
Joseph I. Euchey
Conpepieut
Edmirmed
Senate
Cuba
Hawley
Dee de Cours
Sdb Ae
Éxtet
Inmtenoy
Neveswars
Bernhardt Arrives With Coquelin and Company in New York
Madame Bernhardt and M. Coquelin arrived in New York aboard L Astorine with their company. Bernhardt, in good health, said she plans to write much about America in her memoirs and denied rumors of an affair, calling reports spread by the author’s enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madame Saran Bernhardt
M. Constant Coquelin
Madame Bernhardt
Abe
Bite Towee Bru
Prolonged Washington Debate Over Treaty and Committees
Report from Washington discusses ongoing suspense as committees pursue the treaty question. Officials debate coalition strength, executive aims, and potential shifts in policy with a vote expected to guide the United States stance. The piece notes suspected timing and the influence of dissent within the administration and Congress.
Dramatic events loom at Crave and Topeka venues tonight
A string of performances unfolds across Crave tert Iribey, Marvin band, and Topeka organ Italian acts with multiple ensembles and guest artists. Audiences anticipate a fusion of English and Italian stage numbers, with noted musicians and bands planned to perform across early evening into night, featuring variety acts and a potential special guest from Veron.
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Tiney
Auepiegs
Marvin Band
Topeka Organitalian
Rose Peorliien
Frances
Tare Austin
Ines Sauer
Whiaeater
Jasnstat
Biglani
Wageeas
Marguerite
Jeitaisier
Danes
Satan Engel
Wenzewe Boyden
Tay Weil-Enawa
Noid
Sireller Cutherty
Beerdh Grenes
Trom
Ewnal
Baril
Mules For Luses Trade Bid From Philippines Reported
Seattle November dispatch reports a bid to export mules to the Philippines. Weather across Montana and Idaho postponed shipments. animals are fed and ready for transit. Expected to arrive in good condition by the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Philppines
Roblin
Montana
Idaho
Pbs
Bjorns on way to Paris after recovery from seizure
Bjornson Goss travels to Paris via Christlania on November 20 after recovering from a severe fit. The poet Bjorns aon leaves for the French capital where the journey continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjornson Goss
Paris
Christlania
Bjorns
Aon
Hee
Jong
England Impatient Over Delay in Chinese Settlement
New York November 20 Tribune cablegram reports London growing weary of the delay in settling the Chinese question. Britain favors restoring normal trade after punishment of the regents, supports American view that Pekin needs a government with stability and authority, and anticipates the empress’s return. Punishing princes, especially Tush, appears key to any settlement as European powers edge toward peace talks.
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New York
London
Tribune
Formion Office
Pekin
Tush
Phatanin
Lntent
Nervy Lawyer Fends Mob In Courtroom Stand Off
Chicago attorney John Traimer and Constable Henry DeYoung faced a hostile crowd in South Holland as they protected Judge Peter DeYoung in his courtroom. Traimer fired warnings with a revolver to keep the mob back amid demands for a change of venue and the magistrate signed protective papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralling
Atorney
John Traimer
Henry DeYoung
Juuties Pater de Youngs
Beng
South Holhand
Ammae UroUgis
Jacob Ericema
Makstrale
DeYouns
Guetries
Muir Ofden
Erantsl
New York Pupils Raise 15000 for Galveston Schools
New York teachers and pupils contributed about 15000 to aid Galveston Texas public schools after the hurricane. President Miles M. O’Brien urged principals to secure subscriptions, with Manhattan and The Bronx officials counting the funds. O’Brien said the cause was worthy enough to override usual school rules against wasteful subscripting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galveston
Texas
Miles M. O'Bfrien
Board of Education
Ional
Manhattan
Bronx
O'Birien
Gamblers on Trial in Berlin Court
Berlin reports the second trial of a gambling case at the Der Barmovan court. The Wichsgevicht had annulled the acquitting sentence, and today Herr Von Kroecher, son of a General and close adviser to the Emperor, was pursued after departing south. The principal culprit, Geoteman’s Woll, remains a focus as authorities search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Eeeees
New Oregon Coal Road Short Line to Nehalem Fields
Portland news reports a proposed rail link from Portland to the Nehalem coal fields. The plan envisions connecting via Southern Pacific through Hillsboro or Northern Pacific to reach Nehalem Bay, with about 58 to 78 miles of new trackage depending on routing.
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Oregon
Nehaler
Portland
Ore
Orexonigh
Great Northern
Nehalem
Tile
Nehiadem
Thiamook County
Real Estate Transfers and Odd Notices
Real estate transfers list multiple transfers with names and addresses including Mary R Hanchand to Wem A Stone for 500 dollars at 25 and 26 Railroad avenue Silver Lake and others for Kansas avenue Young's and Gouls additions. An advertisement promises a Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming rapid relief offered by Switt & Holiday on Kansas Avenue Topeka.
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Mary R. Hanchand
Wem
West
H. M. Drake
Stephen B. Brague
Aca
Taylor Street
Gouls
Mino Brits
Orange Street
Eheymaliem
Switt & Holiday
Kansas
Topeka
Colorado Flyer Leaves Topeka for Colorado Springs and Denver
A jumbled excerpt reports a Colorado flyer service from Topeka leaving at 8 10 p m and arriving Colorado Springs at 10 36 am with a connection to Denver. The text includes garbled phrases and unreadable inserts about sleep cough and a question about scanning Smith.
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Grest Rock
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Portrait of Lincoln Damaged in White House Collapse
A decorative cornice over a window in the White House stair area gave way during repairs, smashing the gilt frame of a Lincoln portrait. The painting itself largely escaped harm aside from minor scratches, but officials will inspect the canvas closely. The incident may influence the upcoming congressional situation amid the dilapidated state of the mansion.
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Tients
McKinley
Ria
George
Lincoln
Congress
State Convention Y M L C A Opens With Speakers
The annual Young Men's Christian Association convention in St. Hanes opens at Welchica on Thursday evening and continues through Sunday. Governor Stanley gives the welcome address. Rev. Francis Need of St. Louis will deliver the opening sermon on Partakers in Christ. Other speakers include Mr. Philips of Kansas Wesleyan University and Secretary McChure.
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Stanley
J. & Nissley
Franis Need
St. Louis
Hey
Philips
Lieu
Kansas Wesleyan University
Hobha
Cripple Creek
Colowean
Senator Hanna’s Views on Army Reorganization
Senator Hanna advocates a permanent U S army structure with a 6099 officer corps and general staff plan. He argues Congress must act to establish a standing army and notes many enlistments expire midyear, requiring ready replacements to maintain defense posture.
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Hanna
Talika
Cleveland
Hin
Hanna Re
Pratang Quay
Moee
Dietory
Hania
Erie
Washington
Hutt
Reese le Teamy
Tatslan
Ces
Hobart
Knott
Mannes
James Cn
Chicago ministers plan to urge McKinley on mob killings
At First Methodist church Chicago ministers adopt a resolution censuring Colorado officials over the Limon Colorado mob burning of Porter. They resolve to ask the president to draw Congress's attention to 2000 mob executions in the last decade and seek legal action against mob participants.
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Limon
Chicago
Col
McKinley
First Methodist Church
Colorado
Abertif
Vicisens
Simon
Congress
University of Chicago Bans Rushes After Tragic Death
University of Chicago faculty move to halt campus rushes following a student death at MIT last week. Resolution, read at chapel by Dean George E. Vincent, declares no rush activities allowed and warns participation will be met with action. The decision comes as students from rival classes planned a secret rush for Friday night.
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University of Chicago
Chicago
Massachusetts School of Technology
University Counsell
Chapel
George E. Vincent
Prince George Drafts Drama for Berlin Stage
Prince George of Prussia has written a drama to be staged in Berlin in the coming season. A testimonial from Mia Chas Hutton of Beverly, Mich cites Burdock Hined Bitters as restoring her health after severe sores, claiming she became a perfectly well woman.
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Prince George
Prince George of
Prussia
Berlin
Mia Chas Hutton
Bervilic
PLYING ACROSS COUNTRY ON TOUR WITH BAND
A band tours widely from New York to Scotland and across the U S and Canada, performing daily matinees and evening concerts. They travel by steamer and train, stay at hotels, carry printed programs, and plan engagements from January through autumn with major stops in California, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest.
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Sony
Canada
Scotland
Johraton
State Journal
New Town
New York
Pye
Inne
Sila
Academy of Miele
Philadelphia
Ba Diego
Mexico
Los” Angelis
Gan. Francisca
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Olympia
Bul Hideon
Balt Lake Cite
Trnver
Omaha
St Paul
Palo
New Yore
Laverpeck
Glangow
Liverpool
Orsahe
AkoBar- Ben
Topeka
Baner
Emporia Saturda
Lawsrence
Topela
Acuaon
Bold thief drills through floor to steal diamonds
Erle Pa November 20 a daring thief entered a jeweler in a store filled with customers. He drilled from the cellar through the display window floor, cut a hole, and carried away a tray of diamonds valued at about 2000 dollars. He vanished before discovery, leaving police stunned.
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Erle
Landreda
Loeb
Polles
Kencin
Wsue
Inventor Holland Plans Ocean Voyages Despite Graft Claims
Ex Confederate Captain George D Coffey dies in Chicago after Civil War service and prison terms. A New earthquake report notes a quake observed yesterday at Flores Berlin.
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Chicago
George D. Coffey
Coffey
Gen. Lee
Gettieburg
Almont
Lafayette McWilliams
Beal
Flores Berlin
Specia
For Rent and Sale Fragments Sparse Classified Items
A fragmentary noisy list shows multiple rental and sale notices with stray names and incomplete addresses. Entries mention houses for rent, rooms, sale of organ, piano, Berth Chandwer, and trade options. Scattered phrases reference Topeka, Quincy, and Kaneus avenues with unclear details and contact hints.
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Davis
SM. Topeka
Witney
BAL —Norss
Harmens
Kimball Piano
Kaneus Ave
la Berth Chandwer
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Munyon
Maine
Euthertiss
Walt
Nye
Elty Comets
Euyipreeston
IZ Pollemnes
Pice de
Pice de Tarhoent Badtee
Aled
Coquelin
Leon Pen
Wrastiiccin
Rive
Ecuioen
Wits
Eax
RT Ae
Piport
England
Colorado Flyer
Smith
White House
State Convention
Y.mlc.a
Haneas
Wichita
Tnventor Holland
Europe
Cox T
John PL Holland
Bermudas
Lisbon
Otatt Gaan
M.A. Hi
Journal Oftior Mart Ware
Hutiee
San
Dowgherts
Kane Ave
Barber Trade
Aos
San Teethes
Barber College
Mecha
Sas
Avigie
Ouent
Lawrence Nuteery Co
Lawrence, Kas Eee
Chalmers
Tupema Vinegar Works
Thomas Ward
Secor Tare
Munroe
Haren
H.W
Fowdlek
Quincy
Brent
Eleo House
Sai Ee Street
Love & Coul
Sota
Kansge Ave
Biichie
Dalanch
Piub Chom
Catal Tea
Boye
Berta
Vnreae Fiederice
Croshere
Wile
America
Wan Fipec
Une Banat
Tavecohta
Fur Am Amer
Kanete
Burogeons
Raere
Dee
MD Erat
Mero
Horns bin
Ramee Aire
Ee Sterne Nal Eae Sen Ra
Toran
Pareenal Security
Ta Munson
EU Wanaus
Rowan
Hettie
Harm
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