Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery advertised medical claim
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive disorders liver torpor and blood impurities. It claims it purifies blood aids digestion restores appetite strengthens nerves and liver and promises cure for headaches bronchitis asthma spitting blood and other ailments. It cites testimonials and offers paper cover and cloth bound editions for sale.
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Tr. Pierce
Miltuton
Jutksos Co
Mercen Geaden
Street Railway Deal Consolidates Hestonville Interests
In Philadelphia a deal completed transfers control of the Frevtonville Amazon and Mulricount Street Railway holdings to the Vision Traction Company. The arrangement unites two rival streetcar systems, with the central hub at Hestonville and the combined network operating 24 lines and about 6100000 in receipts last year.
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Tate-oet
Hestonville
Philadelphia
Which & Promal
Gerson
Frevtonvile
Amazon and
Mulricount
Stonk
Calen Tristlon
OTA
Initer Company
Othie Udon
Viow Traction Company
Tallwey
Hostonvilla Rotnns
Traii
Salange
Pittsburg Football Player James Lalas Critical After Injury
Lieutenant James Lalas of Pittsburg Atletico, injured in a December Exposition Park game, is not expected to survive. He suffered a head injury and ankle dislocation after a kick, with two shots fired at his home. police have ordered cessation of football by city officers.
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James Lalue
Pittsburg
Vidiew
James Lalas
A.C. Fe
Erininase
Leis
Reve
Leitos Howe
Wifhcinin
Burlington's New Observation Vestibulated Trains
An item describes Burlington's new observation vestibule trains traveling via St Louis Missouri River and Chicago routes. It praises vestibule cars, standard writing, and notes agents Edward Elliott and Wakeley as officials. Also mentions California outdoor sports and a cure advertisement for coughs.
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Burlingsten
St Louis
Missouri River
St. Joule
Chicago
St. Louis
Edward Elliott
Geners
Ainager
Seireph
LW Wakeley
Parsensor
Arent
St Loum
Ato
Missourians and Kansans Tackle Big Rivalry Game
Local sports note says large crowd expected for Missouri Kansas football clash. The programme, touted as handsomest ever for a game, features team previews, player notes, and detailed game-day details. Missouri visitors arrive with band and coachs staff. Kansas aims to leverage recent form and weight advantage.
Nebraskas Pharies Castigate Kannas Unprofessional Inproceedings
Nebraskas The Pharises accuse Kannas of unprofessional conduct amid disputes between Nebraska and Kansas universities athletic associations. A Nebraska board plans to withdraw funding for further football contests with Kansas. The letter defends the Kansas coach while protesting the move.
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Lincol
Nrv
Nebnriee
Ransis
Caldwell and Ward
3.C. Pehl
Une Nebraska Etrique Budrd
Kansas Couch
Satoniay
Kansas City
Horse Show in New York Shows Big Money Circulation
A New York horse show generated substantial spending, with hotel meals, costumes, harnesses, and entries totaling around 1.4 million dollars. Estimates suggest roughly 100,000 visitors and extensive purchases from tailors, hatters, and saddlemakers, driving significant activity in the city commerce.
White Lady Sold At Auction Yacht Once Owned By Langtry
Auction sale records show the White Lady yacht formerly owned by Mrs Langtry sold for £10. The vessel, chartered to the late Ogien Goelet of New York, had little use and was purchased by James Johnston, who later bought the Prince of Wales cutlery. The item includes unrelated advertisements and a cold remedy promotion.
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Mra Langtry
Landen
Nev
Mutrily Langtry
Etres
Lord Asnborten
Foo
Lagetry Eefoset
Ogien Goe
New York
Tawean Johnston
Prince of Wales
Open His Eyes A Test On Coffee Effects
A practical test claims coffee harms daily function and digestion, urging readers to stop coffee and try Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The piece argues Postum proves pure and nutritious, citing investigations by Pure Feed Commissioners and doctors across states.
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Athat
Himagif
Cerenta
Postum
Turn of the Screw and Assesses State Employes
A 2 percent monthly levy on wages of state institution workers was imposed by the Populist central committee. Workers at the insane asylum protest yet face deductions dating from July. Wages average about $8, leading to cumulative charges up to $25 plus December dues, totaling around $4.00 per period. The central committee defends the assessment as party finance for upcoming election. Republicans in office deny culpability.
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Stite Hiustl
Populst Central Committee
Inanne
Contra
Howe
Rescuer Home Abandoned In Topeka Volunteer Effort
The Topeka volunteers delayed the Home project citing uncertain local support and need for experienced leadership. Capt Shanton and Adj. Gen. Fieldnie advised postponement, while Mrs. J. A. VanCleave urged local effort and a suitable joining of citizens for a home.
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Popekie
Shanton
Shatinon
Geowal
Volur
Eere
Abicaeo
Adj
Fieldnie
Ligit
Topeka
Shaden
Abe Dare
Topoks
J. A. VanCleave
Tity Socket Purity League
Princeton Professor Charles Woodruff Shields Withdraws From Presbyterian Church
The Princeton professor Charles Woodruff Shields D D resigns from the Presbyterian church after censure for signing Princeton Union for a signature move. A long time expositor of science and revealed religion at Princeton, Shields has faced church authority clash and remains at Princeton teaching theology with support from President Patton and many faculty.
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Princeton
Presbyterian Church
Hoy
Charles Woodruff Shiels
Pringston Jin
Lievhet Ae
Shields
Shielda
New Albany
Ind
The
College of New Deracy
Charles Woodbuty Shhixtns
D. D
Princeton Seminary
Hempstead
Patton
Statutes Ready New Kansas General Statutes Near Sale
The legislature authorized Judge Webb to complete a modernized set of state statutes. He finished the work, approved by the Supreme Court and state officials, with two prior compilations noted by Dasster and Taylor. Webb printed 2000 sets for sale at 3 per set through the Topeka based Kansas Statute company. general statutes have seen limited use.
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Judes Wwf Webb
Supwige Corp
Altornes Werner A
Peiple
Aiund Judge Web
C.F Dasster
Irvin Taylor
Issy
Taylor
Judge Webly
Bavens Statute Company
Topeke
Kansas
Leva
Preacher Three Year Old Draws Crowds in Atlanta
A tiny preacher of three, Lawrence Denny, in Auburn Avenue, draws large crowds who deem him a wonder. He preaches to a mixed audience each Sunday, warns that wickedness will be punished, and delivers a striking revival-like appeal to residents near his home. Local residents report strong curiosity and expectant attendance. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for curing a severe cold.
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Finck
Atlanta
GaNov
Auburn Avenue
Lawrence Denny
Ani
International match seals romance with German officer
Mrs May Stanley Lay widow of William Lay of Baltimore will wed Count Adolph von Gotzen, a Prussian lieutenant raised in Silesia, after meeting in Washington society. The German officer, famed for African exploration and medals, pursued the relationship from last January, joining Mrs Lay in the capital as their engagement unfolds.
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Washington
May Stanley Lay
William Lay
Baltimore
Conner Adolph von Gotzen
Count von Gotzen
Germany
Silesia
Napoleon
Early California limited trains and travel ads
An assortment of travel pitches and medical cures from a historical newspaper page. It touts daily express routes to California with fast service and comfort, plus a “New Great South American Kidney Cure” claimed to ease kidney and bladder issues in six hours. It lists local Topeka pharmacies Geo W Stansfield and Sim Drug Co and notes a laundry service by Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Geo. W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Sim Drug Co
Topeka
Kan
Dinner Taster Occupation Noted For House Visits
A curious profession described involves a woman who spends much of each day visiting homes and sampling dishes intended for dinner. She offers improvements and demonstrates new cooking techniques to the cooks.
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G. W. Stansfivid
Kansas Avenue
Price’s Cream
Luise Adrs Xeal
Daily News OF Sport
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Missouri
Ranaxe City
Nov. S
Wewka Ag Sheil
Peter
Fred Cornell
Berhet Young
Nera
Biden
Hemedit
Nestle
Orie
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Tawra Tintohebt
Lows
Nebraska
Turkey
Raninit
Pharises
Spertamen's
Newport
Tubber
Hitch
Komora
Bipeke Shiawornite
Kanpuria
Tepeke
St Marya
Hmopka
Weldorf
Astoria
Beuriy
Chieaso
Dreesnakers
Lon Hertel
Firth Avehue
Wien
Hobe
Bern
Harness & Furtline
Amic
Harts
Nicos
Silion
Tepeka. Kon
Ghic Gui Co
McGuire
Agt
Soda Mint
Soda Mint Guin
I. Lyon
G. W. Stansfield
the State Journal
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Charles W. Shields
Judge Webb
Chamberlain
Norton
Sutter Cheek
Cal
Chas. McClintock
China
Iertes
O. BE Moss
L. M. Penwell
Odd Fellows
Quincy Street
DE Moss & Penwell
Quincy St
Mes
Stanley Lat
Africa
Rouenda
Lay
Clair
West Sth
Western Foundry
R. L. Cofran
Kaos
ASE
Geo
Nurebert, Saker
Binvette Cigar
GEE Lobbey School OF Business
Penmanshie & Ti
Asa E Canaan
Chas. L. Reeske
Sacspesker Mor. Co
J.C. Elliott
Oestcees
Tts
Keeley
Portsmouth
Kansas City, Kansas
Keeley Institutes
Leslie E Keetey
Union Depot
Andreas
Keeley Institute
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