California Fig Syrup Claim of Gentle Laxative Benefits
An advertisement asserts a well known remedy called California Fig Syrup Co made from senna and other ingredients provides gentle relief from constipation without irritation. It stresses full company name on every package to avoid imitations and lists San Francisco and New York as distribution points with a 50 cent price per bottle.
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Senna Non
Staur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cat
Sousville
al! Drugeiste
The W. Bir Wheat: A Broadway Comedy At The Ameri Theater
An American company led by George H. Broadhurst presents The Wrong Wife or The Wrong Mat at the Ameri theater in New York. The show features Harry Beresford in a lively farce praised for clever writing and strong performances.
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Chteman
Masaser
Ameritheater
New York
Harry Beresford
Geo. H. Broathurst
Ito
England
Geo H. Hroadhurst
Jones
Fanith
Howe
Bridge Franchise Secured for St Lawrence Route
New York dispatch states Myers and a syndicate, combining Piegian and American interests, have secured the franchise for a bridge from Longueuil to Montreal over the St Lawrence. W Seward and Regenaberger arrived in the engine car from a visit to Breton. Mystery wraps up until a formal announcement next week.
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St Lawrence
New York
Montreal
W. Seward
Regenaberger
Hg Breton
Myers
Piegian
Americes
Uridge
Longwell
Muneal
St Lawrence River
Returne
School Attendance Compulsory Rule Reported
A Kansas board announced a compulsory school attendance policy with enforcement threats. The notice warns of prosecutions if compliance is not achieved, urging parents to enroll children and meet schooling requirements. The fragment references Oct and a governing body but details are unclear.
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Abfone
Kan
Et Gestion Mak
Bove
Made Her Beautiful Made Her Beautiful
An advertising blurb touts a skin care product promising beauty for every woman. It markets universal appeal and claims enhancement of complexion. The copy emphasizes accessibility and personal confidence through use of the product.
Peterson Resigns Shakes Normal Team for Lindsborg Move
Sporting news reports Captain Les Peterson resigns from the State Normal team and heads to Bethany College in Lindsborg to play. The planned Saturday game against Haskell is canceled as the team faces a serious weakening and potential disbanding concerns.
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Ee Ean
Lesie Peterson
Lindsborg
Hethany College
Peterson
Hin Pice
Bivod Tatay
Haskell Indiana
Corbett Describes Jeffries Fight Vision and Winding Career
In Syracuse Corbett speaks on the upcoming Jeffries Rubin clash. He praises Jeffries striking power and endurance, says Rubin is strong but not heavy enough or clever enough to outpoint Jeffries, and recalls his own brutal defeat while imagining his post fights and the money ahead. He reflects on the ring, the crowd, and his place as a former champion.
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Barry Blacksmith
New York
Jin Corbett
Thempion
Jm Jeffries
Syracuse
Gua Rubile
Jeffries
Hoblin
Roblin
Wee Fries
Ruhlin Sera
St Witt
Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Yanxer and White In Limited Round Contest
Chicago October report says Benny Yanxer the Tipton Slasher and Tommy White may fight in a limited round bout this month. The Twentieth Century Athletic Club of Chicago is pushing to secure them with a 25 percent gate offer. White has accepted and posted 250 with Malachy Hoan as guaranty. Negotiations focus on venue in St Louis or a travel-heavy option.
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Chicago
Benny Yanxer
Tipton
Tommy White
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
De- 2
White
Hie Menager
Malachy Hoan
To Hertz
St Louis
Bette
Tarpun
Herts
Enger
Wittda
Toramy
Seney
Embezzlement Charge Shakes Western Baseball Association
The Western Baseball Association faces a financial scandal as its president, Fe Wayne of Int, is charged with misappropriation. Police allege the authority misused funds tied to a team member and county owner involved. The case unsettles the league and jeopardizes claimed grievances and the pennant race.
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Fe Wayne
Wiltess Reit
Atroas
Tate
M govern to Fight Jordan in Featherweight Showdown
The article notes a planned bout between featherweight champion M govern and Jordan, signaling a title defense or challenger match soon. It mentions other boxing names and possible rearrangements as terms for the contest unfold.
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M'Govern
Jordan
Btarte
Swormstedt Not Cheap Youngster Seeks Higher Limit
Cincinnati October 10 Leonard Swormstedt the young pitcher who impressed with the Teds does not intend to stay in the league if paid cheaply Manager McPhee and Swormstedt met at Hawkey's yesterday McPhee urged a next season sit down Swormstedt said he would sign only if a contract called for 2400 dollars otherwise not a cheap man The youngster's resolve pressured McPhee who promised to discuss the matter further with his backers
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Cincinnati
Leonard Bwormtedt
Teds
McPhee
Swarmstedt
Hawkey
Sason
Feed
Barris to Fight Jordan for England 124-Pound Title
Chicago featherweight Barris to travel to England for a likely 124-pound championship bout with Ben Jordan. Harry Harris of Chicago plans a return to England for the match, pending agreement and weigh-in at 124 pounds.
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Chicago
England
New York
Harry Herris
Ben Jordan
Charley White
Tom Broderick
Yonkers
Sammy Kelly
London
Kelly
Morris
Gordon
Meade Harris
Harris
White
Sammy
Ece
Jordin
Dan' Tant Hotel
Palmer
Vanderbilt's Spin and Other Racing News
Vanderbilt coaching party returns to New York after a 33 hour trip to Philadelphia and back with coach Gray. Also reports on Saratoga stakes offering 50000 and entries for 1904, California pitching rumors, and George Arnold winning the Twentieth Century stakes at Harlem in 2 08.
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Philadelphia
New York
Vanderbilt
Holland House
James Hyde
Gray Iptar
Tieton Fifth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Saratoga
Chicago
George Arnold
Winkfield
Harlem
Fragmented Text From Obscure Era Medical Note
The passage presents garbled phrases about Dr Pierce secret medicines and various names. It appears as a damaged, unreadable OCR fragment with scattered terms like Galden Medicat and Ponting Eirigeion. No coherent event or clear entities can be established for a full news-style summary.
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Dr. Pierce
Ee Schoener
Ponting
Murderers Believed Captured in Santa Fe Case
In Winfield Kansas Santa Fe detectives released seven men from the south as suspects in the Montgomery murder. Local officials deny any freight car break in at Wichita and protect the jail as authorities pursue the case. The region has seen two prior Santa Fe related killings, with the night operator and a wealthy farmer shot in separate incidents, both under investigation and linked to robbery motives.
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Winfeld
Kan
Santa Fe
John Law
Stubby
Law
Wichita
Montgomery
Sheriff's Office
Cowley
Rene
G. C. Montgomery
Santa Fe Secret Service
D.C. Cotes
Coates
C. T. Wilsberger
Farmer Sues City For 15000 In Fall Into Excavation
Fort Scott Kansas October 10 The first civil jury trial this term is William Elliott a young farmer from Hepler suing the city of Fort Scott for 15000 damages for injuries after he fell into an excavation on Walk street near Ira Travis livery stable last April The city contends Elliott was at fault and questions intent while the suit seeks to establish liability and damages.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Cass
William Elliott
Hepler
Elliott Waa
Walk Street
Ira Travis
Ealote
Walker Street
English Lutheran Ann. Annual Meeting Set for Wallington
The English Lutheran church plans its state annual meeting in Wallington, Wellington, Kas. The event takes place soon at the Lutheran church with a Sunday service to follow. Attending will be Dr. He Barris in Herpster, Dr. Yarger, and Dr. I. J. Keyser among others.
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Wellington
Kas
Wallington
He Barris
Herpster
Yarger
1. 3. Keyser
Rail construction contract and delays noted
Report states Eon Kanet and W. E Henderson signed a contract to lay steel on the road to Port Scutt, with Falla commenting that work will proceed on schedule. President HP Donald expects trains running through Zemery 1, but the company faces labor troubles and wage disputes affecting progress.
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Eon Kanet
W. E Henderson
Scutt
Es Pimiera Falla
Fataspe
Donald
Liquid air plant announced at University of Kansas
Prof. B C Franklin heads a new university project in Lawrence Kansas building a liquid air plant to manufacture liquid air at about two quarts per hour within two months. The system uses a 25 horsepower motor, Fowler shops power, and a compressor delivering air to 3 000 psi, with storage in vacuum flasks for instructional and research purposes.
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Fowler
Quecom- Presser
Hampson Hquesler
Dwar
Arrests the Sheriff in Foot Race Case at Webb City
Fort Scott October 10. Sheriff Brooks went to Webb City to seize C. G. Stansberry, blamed for conspiring to swindle Representative J. M. Davis of $5,000. Brooks was arrested there at Stansberry’s urging on an alleged kidnapping count. Stansberry remained at large under a fugitive warrant.
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Fort Scott
Brooks
Webb City
C. G. Stansberry
J. M. Davis
Stansberry
Extensive Roof Upgrade at Santa Fe Freight Platform
Emporia Kan Oct 10 work to cover the stone and western end of the telegraph depot platform. The project includes a roof over the area with material to be supplied and the job awarded to Roush who has the contract and will begin work soon.
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Santa Fe
Emporia
Kan
Teclgat
Santa Fe water pump plans near Cherryvale
Oct 10 report from Cherryvale Kansas notes Santa Fe road officials planned to pump water from Drum Creek to Cherryvale, with water supply limited but expected to improve in a few days as lines and pumps were prepared. Local committees in Mankato exonerated W M Berkeley of immoral conduct, praising his ministerial worth. In Hiawatha, the Woodmen log rolling event drew thousands, fireworks caused a small misfire, and a football game between St Joseph Medics and local team ended 23 to 0 for the home side. Pension grants listed for Kansas veterans, and a city election bond issue discussion in Washington and Topeka. A pink Mt. Good pearl reported as worth $35.
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Santa Fe
Cherryvale
Kan
Santa Be
Drum Creek
W. S. Lows
Topeka
Kas
Missiona
Chisthin Church
John Fuller
Jewell City
Mankato
Woodmen
Hiawatha
St. Joseph
Clark
Hiawathe
Buchler
Hiawetha
Reeder
Beloit
Judge Wills
Jennings
Belden
Sentinel
Hoxie
Tin Ellitor
Lew Tian
J. Turner
Ooh Dawson
Lee County
Grimes
Hill City
Lincoln
Dre pnti-Wellington
Congress
ET. Wakehild
Elksworth
Graham
Holt
Kirk
J. A. Kh Jain
Ward McVey
Chan Perdus
el Wellington
McFarland
Terim
J. G. Jobson
Peabody
Abul, McCantes
Rein County
Ian Ae
Nly
Sancinsiaes
St. Louis
Jim
Bill Heeda
Hutchinson Man Ends Life After Long Illness
George W. Fremphill a well known Reno county farmer aged five years reportedly died by his own hand in Hutchinson Kansas. He had suffered a lifelong ailment and two weeks earlier attempted suicide but was restrained until this Wednesday when he shot himself with a Tenowun firearm.
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Hutchinson
Futchinson
Kas
George W. Fremphill
Reno County
Tenowun
Chaffee Death List From Philippine Campaign
War department releases General Chaffee list detailing dysentery deaths among U S troops in the Philippines. Names include Joe Watson Ninth Cavalry August 11 and many other enlisted men with dates ranging July through August. report notes gunshot and other causes as well as health issues amid ongoing combat operations. Also mentions Sixth District notes with political maneuvering in Lincoln and Beloit as elections and appointments stir local interest.
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Philippines
Washington
Chaffee
Phiippines
Joe Watson
Cavity
Martin CG. Stephenson
Hans Twente Tee
Teeentry Koe
Marth Infantry
Hans Janes Ja Naulien
Howpital
Wentynae Fenty
Cohcussion
Edgar ¥. Eckman
Mth Infantry
Marler
James M. Beal
Tweneth
Wallsee
Bixth
Merritt C. Herrington
Serjeant Thirties Infantry
Aue
Jube Lyosk
First Cavalry
John W. O'Brien
Teighth
Aus
Michael Mc Haars
Fifth Infantry
Fireman Sues Company for Damages in Atchison Case
Fireman Thomas Floyd of Atchison sues Boots and Sian Fe Fireman for 39000 damages. Trial at the camp has begun there. Rex stomach remedies marketed for dyspepsia indigestion and heartburn promise refund if not cured. 60 cents per package.
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Atchison, Kam
Thomas Floyd
Atchison, Boots Ao
Sian Fe
Tage Thatcher
Colus Whire
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