Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Warns of Back Pain
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims backache, urinary disturbances, and related symptoms signal trouble and offers a free sample bottle by mail, with further details and a purchase option in Binghamton New York.
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Kitmer
Tose Intergaled
Binghameane N
Deus
St. Hodele Iy
St. Botfale
Kilmer
Kitney
Sen
Kslener
Topeka Daily State Journal
de Kitmer
Binghamton
N.Y
Topolobampo May Bu Revived in Mexico schemes
Lawrence Nov 18 report on Topolobampo and colony schemes facing upheaval. References to Col Owen and Col A K Swen promoter efforts, land grants, and anticipated removals as part of a broader Mexican policy. Mentions extreme hardship and migrations tied to these plans and shifting colonial aims. Also notes progress on a domestic science building at Haskell and a new county barn completed with cost details and facilities described.
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Colday
Oo Ik
Col Owen
Lyon County Apple Crop Sees 42000 Bushels Shipped
Emporia reports Jenson Brothers shipped 190 cars of apples this fall with five more cars ready. At 42 000 bushels total from Lyon county the crop is valued around 21000 dollars to the raiser, based on 80 cents per bushel.
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Lyon County
Emporia
Jenson Brothers
Pato
Piles Cured Without the Knife Urges Refund
An old drug advertisement claims Protruaine piles cures with no knife and refunds if ineffective. It promises relief in six to fourteen days, with one application claimed to cure and a new remedy sold by mail order. Also mentions Paris Med, Luxative Brom-Guine Tablets and other preparations.
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Paris Med
Munyon
Hanyon
Clanreu
Ube
Evrey
Amy Eddreas
Sayon
New Yeek
Philadelphia
Munton
Evening Call launched in Hutchinson by E G Nettleton Co
A new daily newspaper the Evening Call was issued yesterday in Hutchinson Kansas. It is published by E G Nettleton & Co with Arthur Lewis in charge. The paper declares independence in politics and notes prior issuance of the Gazette the Populist organ. Ticket sales start November 8 with good return on the 29th via Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Evening Call
E G. Nettleton & Co
Royal Work
Arthur Lewis
Gazette
Constipation Cited as Root of Ill Health in Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to boost well being by fixing bowel health with CASO. It claims constipation causes most bodily troubles and promises a four week course with money back guarantee. A free sample and booklet are offered by Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
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Theos
Addrous
Sterling Re. Co
Chicago
New York
Mayors Bid to Halt Corbett McGovern Fight Fails
Hartford reports public pressure over a Thanksgiving bout between Young Corbett and McGovern. Legal and religious groups push for an injunction to stop the event, while promoters and city officials vow to proceed amid mounting protests and police readiness. Corbett arrives at weight near target and expresses confidence in a strong showing.
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Hartford
Conn
Kents
McGovern-Young
Wunce Hon
Ent
WT. Crowley
Isanet
Air Crowley
Matemmest
Saya Te
Agri
MsGoverd
Bert
Ty LO
Young Corbett
Tie City
Toure
Carbert
Denver
Terry McGovers
Goa
Youngeter
Alan
Ge Lain
Mays Corbust
Cormana
McGovern
Alec
McGovern Prepares For Thanksgiving Bout With Young Corbett
Terry McGovern says he is in top condition at 126 pounds for the Thanksgiving fight with Young Corbett in Hartford New York. He expects victory and aims to return home for Thanksgiving dinner with his wife and children. McGovern also bought two Thoroughbred mares Miss Fisher and Milly Dossie from Scherer, adding $5,000 to his battle funds.
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Terry
McGovern
Hartford
New York
Young Corbett
Dua Ure
Scherer
Pinner
Westchester County
Miss Fisher
Himolyte
Milly Dossie
Meddler
Expire City
Comiskey Leases St Louis Athletic Park for 1908 Team
In St Louis on November 26, Athletic park once Sportsman's Park will host the new American League club for the 1908 pennant race. Chirley Comiskey, for the Teague, signed a ten year lease for grounds on Grand Avenue north of St Louis Avenue. Buildings will be removed to build a new grandstand replacing the Washington Street stand, deemed the best in the country by baseball authorities.
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St. Louis
Athletic Park
Sportsman's Pack
St Louia
Chirley Comiskey
The
Teague
Grand Avenue
St. Louis Avenue
Washington
Maher Second in England Amid Fog Shrouded Manchester Meet
London dispatch notes dense fog at Manchester where judges struggled to distinguish winners. American jockeys failed to score, but Maher finished season second with four wins, trailing Madden. Reiff, Bell, Martin, Jenkins, Thorpe and others listed with win totals as the Manchester handicap for three year olds and upwards ran.
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Mas Soest
London
Jockey Club
Manchester
Maher
Madden
UM. Maher
Af. J. Reiff
L. Bell
Ts. Martin
Jenkins
Thorpe
Authorities say Jeffries Sharkey boxing match not interfered with by coast police
New York reports Jim Kennedy states plans for a championship bout between Jeffries and Sharkey were arranged before leaving San Francisco. Police reportedly did not object to Sharkey fighting there, while promoter Aleck Greegins and managers discuss December and January options. Kennedy and Sharkey agree articles of agreement may be signed soon with further talks possible in Chicago.
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New York
Jim Kennedy
Jeffries
Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey Tehling
San Francises
Aleck Greggaing
Sailor
Chicago
George Gardner
Lowell
Rich Carter
Brooklyn
Pitesimtidt
Pitesimmons
Kinedy
Hime
Kermeds
Mehr
Mares sale and boxing notes from Kentucky to New York
Cincinnati reports a deal for Lenedelow bred mares sent to Vandertille in France with buyers Murphy and Vanderbilt, noting mare lineages and ages. Also coverage of Wild Bill Hanrahan defeating Jimmy Handler in a late boxing match, and Tim Jetteres heading to Fresno for a shooting trip with family, plus high school football results at Clay Center with Clay Center 42 Clay County 0.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Jack” McDonald
New Yost
Lexingtm
James Murphy
Vandertille
France
Lenetelow
Els
Siam
Lida Gaines
Lightnin
Kinesem
Imp
Lexington
Pouna
Sylvia
King Ban
Imp. Glenelx
Phise Toares
Paris
Anna
Fania
Longfellow
Vanderbilt
Fielachilanns
Haifie
San Francisco
Tim Jetteres
Fresno
Colonel Perry
Los Angeles
Billy Delaney
Kid N
Portland
Jeffries
New York
Texas Beats Oklahoma University 11 to 0 on Normal Grounds
Texas defeated the Oklahoma university football team 11 to 0 on the Normal grounds in a tightly contested game. The ball frequently moved between squads with no dominant possession, and Texas gained most of its yardage near the ends while stifling the Oklahoma line. In Hutchinson Nevada, Nickerson Normal school faced Cooper college at Sterling, with Sterling prevailing 28 to 0 and a rematch planned Thursday at Sterling.
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Norman
Uxim
Texas
Oklahoma University
Oklahoma
Hutchinson
Res
Nickerson Normal School
Cooper College
Sterling
Griffo Defeats Ashe In Ten Rounds In Chicago
Griffo defeats Ashe after ten hard rounds at the Phoenix Athletic club in Cincinnati. Also a patient testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curing violent croup in an infant and preventing future attacks, with praise for safety and lack of opium. Sold by all druggists.
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Griffo
Ashe
Cincinnati
Chicago
Kid Ashe
Phoenix Athletic Club
John W. Rogers
Filtey
Chamberlain
Kansas City and Return Fare to Santa Fe
Thanksgiving football attractions in Kansas and Missouri draw crowds with rail options. Tickets go on sale November 28 for round trips from Kansas City to Santa Fe and back, with multiple trains daily and a $4.00 Rock Island Flyers option for the Kansas vs Missouri game weekend.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe
Kansas
Missouri
Unose
Rock Island Flyers
Doan
Olpimant Oy
Fifteen Years of a Dickinson County Creamery Boom
Abilene reports that since 1899 the Dickinson County creamery system has grown to eight stations with farmers receiving about 375000 dollars annually. The Belle Springs creamery, stockholders include J. J. Nissley and C. S. Hoffman, supports 1578 patrons with monthly checks over 15 dollars. The industry provides stable income, funds mortgage payments, and boosts local merchants amid drought and high butter prices.
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Abilene
Belle Springs Company
South Dickinson
Belle Springs
Kean
Itrade
Belle Springs Creamery Company
J. J. Nissley
S. G. Hershey
C_ 5. Hoffman
J. K. Forney
Bil Hoffman
Fiddlers Contest Set at Emporia Opera House
An old fashioned fiddlers contest will be held at the Whitley opera house on Christmas night in Emporia. The event is open to amateur fiddlers of Lyon county with both male and female players welcome, while professional violinists are barred. Mr F C Newman presides.
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Emporia
Whitley Opera House
Lyon County
F. C. Newman
What Causes Deafness The Catarrh Connection
A vintage health warning argues most deafness stems from throat and nasal catarrh. It cites heredity and scarlet fever as contributors but claims nine of ten cases arise from nasal blockage. The ad touts Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as a safe, cocaine free remedy praised by doctors and suitable for all ages.
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Stuerart
Stuart
Guslwcal
Vague contest entry call with December deadline
A fragment describes a contest entry process with a December deadline and a prize involving a year's subscription to the Emporia Gazette. It mentions H C Whitty as a contact and notes on performance elements such as stamping time with the foot in a traditional style. The text also references clothing for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
White
Emporia Gazette
H.C. Whittey
Nation in East trip cites $5000 gain in saloon wrecking crusade
Carrie Nation, famed saloon wrecker, arrives home after claiming to have earned over $5,000 on a tour through the East and Medicine Lodge. She says her husband filed for divorce while she was away, denies his claim, and vows to continue attacking saloons, including plans to target Wichita. Nation claims strong legal leverage and asserts her profit from the crusade.
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Medicine Lodge
Carrie Ne~tson
Kannar
Wichita
New York
Chicago
Kansan
Davy
Arcadia Merchant Assigns $16,000 Goods to Fort Scott Bank
George W Fowler a merchant of Arcadia turned his $8,000 stock of goods to the Bank of Fort Scott but bankruptcy followed as creditors and a trustee will take charge. His liabilities total $15,000 with $3,000 in other obligations.
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Arcadia
Bank of Fort Scott
Fort Scott
George W. Fowler
Bank of
Port Scott
A Boldier suicide of Crawford County settler H A Brown
Pittsburg Nov 26 H A Brown an early Crawford county settler committed suicide at his Girard home Sunday night. He tied a rope to a mulberry limb and hanged himself after leaving a note to reassure family. Brown, an old soldier and influential citizen, was found about 2 30 a m. by his son.
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Pittsburg
Nuw
H. A. Brown
Crawford County
Girard
Henry
Prairie dog control methods tested in Kansas experiment
Solomon Kansas November 2. D. f Titants of the State Agricultural College tested two prairie dog control methods on fava near here. One uses 24 carbon bisulphate, the other steych nine. Both are risky and costly. Lewin exterminated twenty six acres with the first method and Gaylord with the second covered four hundred acres at a cost of 350. A final report on the experiments will follow.
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Gay
Death of Mrs May A Agnew in Manila
Cablegram from Manila reports the death of Mrs May A Agnew wife of Lieutenant Ernest Agnew of the Twenty-fourth United States Infantry. She had been in Manila a short time and was a daughter of Mr and Mrs M Sexton of Minneapolis. Married August 24 of this year, she was a Kansas University graduate described as an accomplished young woman.
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Minneapolis
Manila
May A. Agnew
Ernest Agnew
Twenty-fourth United States Infantry
Agnew
M. Sexton
Kansas University
Dedicated Free of Debt Church Dedicates 314000 Edifice
In Sterling Kansas on Sunday the new ME church in Stokes and Rice counties was dedicated debt free with a surplus for good measure under Bishop John W. Hamilton of San Francisco. Wellington revival draws large crowds with 213 conversions and growing inquiries at the tabernacle nightly. A local business closes an hour midweek so workers may attend. C P Gumble reports a salt well near Cherryvale between here and Independence, reaching 332 feet with 95 feet brine and crystals forming on exposure.
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Sterling, Kas
Methodiam
Stokes
Rice County
John W. Hamilton
San Francisco
Welllington
Wellington
Kas
Williams and Alexander
Bie Tabernacle
Busmea Louwes
Cherryvale
Rus
C. P. Gumble
Here
Independence
Nation Divorce Case Up in Medicine Lodge
Nation claims Carrie Nation the saloon smashing wife took his feather bed withdrew $800 from the bank and refused to live with him. The divorce suit began here Monday and Nation will have proceedings today. In Girard socialists and Republicans clash as Socialist speakers contest Republican leaders on the streets.
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Nation
Medicine Lodge
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Girard
Kan
Socialist School
Night School of Y M C A Business Course Free
Night school program offered by the Y M C A targets men with a free business course. Topics include bookkeeping elementary arithmetic grammar spelling punctuation and letter writing. Students receive personal attention and those completing the course earn the International certificate. information available at the Association office on East Eighth Street.
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Y. M
Eas
Association
East Eighh Street
Rest and Health to Mother and Pera ee
Fragmentary OCR text discussing health and rest advice for a mother figure. Mentions a coin value "U-five cents" and scattered phrases about making for new joy in a farm or kitchen setting. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified from the remnants.
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Pera
Tax Deed Invalid Over Erased Word In County Case
In Lavon county a 19th century dispute centers on a deed invalidated after the clerk erased the word costs from a tax sale statute. Judge Madden ruled the Hill deed invalid, granting 60 days to pay costs and recover property amid arguments over advertising charges and delinquent taxes.
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Justee Tennion Marden
Lavon
Court of Appeals
Treamarer
Epee
Chas
Hill
Pomsesaien
Tadernaed
Madden
Ube
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