Chicago Boy Prefers Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to Maple Molasses
A Chicago boy advocates Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin over maple molasses praising its digestion aid. The ad cites multiple local drug stores including Swift & Holliday at 523 Kansas Ave and A S Kane & Co at 832 North Kansas Ave with other sellers listed on Topeka and Sixth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dr. Caldwell
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kansas Avenue
A. S. Kane & Co
R. W. Squires
A. O. Rosser
10Th and
Topeka Avenue
A. C Clingaman
E. Sixth Street
Death toll from MacArthur action list of fallen soldiers
A cabled list from Washington records fatalities and casualties among units under Gen. MacArthur. Names include Bowing Lith cavalry Curry Sodergren Sule Rater Summers Hunt etc, with dates from Sept to Oct and mentions of hospitals and fever cases. The report notes casualties on the island of Marinduque and other actions.
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Washington
MacArthur
Philipybeery
6Th Infantry
Francie Bowing
John J. Curry
13Th Infantry
Ash
Rer Sodergren
Dod Infantes
Stateman
5Th Infantry
Dante B Bith
Homer
26Th Infantry
Dolan
Hospital Corps
G. Patterson
49Th Infantry
Arthur Hunt Browned
Ath Cavalry
James Robinson Cardias Dilstation
M_dhth Infantry
Smith Bi
Sith Infantey
Eaward
Uh Infantry
James Eae
Altoritton
Hospital
Harper
Kilrern
MarArthur
VeTeas
South Ain
Cotton Manufacturers Meet Opens Amid Claims Of Prosperity
Washington October 12 The semi annual meeting of the Neve Enilaid Cotton Manufacturers' association began last night in Jax with about 1 million members and many women present. President DAL Photapean of Providence welcomed guests as Secretary Gage outlined the program. Labor Commissioner Carroll spoke and the secretary noted prospects of steady contracts and peaceful relations ahead amid industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dal Photapean
Providence
Beiet Sidrars Ppd
Carroll
Ponte Diyan Foundation
Heme
Coial
Representing the People and the Nation's Foundations
The speaker argues that representatives must serve public interests beyond personal gain, upholding national stability and the law. He praises industry, invention, and capital while highlighting social progress, noting diverse groups uplifted by a thriving political order. References to Wright, immigration, and outgoing officials illustrate a broad vision of shared prosperity.
Allen Recognized at Scene of Early Triumphs
A Salina audience at the opera house Saturday recognized Henry J. Allen as the Governor Stanley private secretary. A former Salina journalist, Allen delivered what attendees called the best political address of the campaign.
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Opera House
Saya
Salina
Stanley
Aliet
Epealot
Alien
Allen
St Louis Knight of Father Matthew elects new executive board
The supreme order of the Knight of Father Matthew convened its seventeenth annual meeting in St Louis. Daniel O’Connell Tracey and Sir Whittener Brien led the election of six executive board members with terms of four and two years respectively under deputy Sir Kaleb Patrick Mulcahy.
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St Loule
Supreme Order
Matthew
Daniel O'Contadl
Tracey
Aan. Whittener Brien
Kaleb Partick Mulcehy
St. Louie
Te Peeve Ais
Porto Rico Outlook Dropped by Governor on Island Tour
Secretary Long received a letter from Governor Allen of Porto Rico detailing an extensive island tour. He reports a prosperous sugar crop and a very hopeful coffee crop outlook. Allen predicts seafront prosperity and recovery for the people as improvements take hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Washington
Secretary Long
Allen
Porto
Seatantie
Crowded Columbus Hearing Roosevelt Visit Draws Vast Crowd
In Columbus Ohio a large throng gathered for Governor Roosevelt's appearance at the Evers hotel night event. Speakers included remarks on policy toward the Philippines and the duty of the United States to spread liberty, with references to McKinley era strategies and the era's industrial growth.
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Columbus
Roosevelt Evers
Civelsit
Isa
Tyra Ieee
Roveriot
Neacly
Grant
Philippines
Ping Buller
Hoonevitt
Beyan
Ohio
Anthony Warne
Thom Tye
Eens Jeffersen
Rral
MacArthur
Lawton
Clark
Geuroes
Teffersim
McKinley
Ernor Roamevett
Atx
Theo
Bryan
New York
Tammany
Ie Pensky
Poare
Taise Gnds
Tun
Aek
Mr. Bryan
Rivalry and rhetoric at Kansas City convention scene
Fragmented text describes Croker critiquing state government and a political clash over platform trust plank. It notes Vail Wyel on anti trust plank and references resolutions committee and governor’s speech praising prosperity amid noisy proceedings near Charleston and London.
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Croker
Kentucky
Bryan
Lee Trust of
New York
Viate
Phe Tin
Ienta
Charleston
London
Kansas Leads Nations in Meat and Poultry Value
The Kansas board of agriculture reports high totals for animals slaughtered and poultry eggs sold in the year ending March 1. Slaughtered animals value reached $441,988, poultry and eggs sales $5,000,032, marking record highs and continued growth since 186. The combined value totals $1,052,290 for the year, with five-year aggregate $24,? million and average annual $41,862,156.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Taig
United States to oppose partition of China Open Door policy
Washington report for the Journal of Commerce states the United States will insist on fulfilling open door pledges for Chinese trade. It vows a firm stand against partitioning China, with renewed negotiations if any power seizes territory. Britain and others are expected to back the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
New York
Siste Department
Washington
Journal of Commerce
Hay
Win
Topeka
Bright
Howe Cut Out An Error In Figure of Hall of Fame Vote
New York October 17 Chancellor Arc Gracken of the University of New York reports a misstep in the Hall of Fame vote process as a figure was cut from the final tally. The error affects pending nominations and prompts review by the committee.
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Pigurea
Hall of Fame
New York
Arc Gracken
University of New York
Fragmentary note on names and public print figures
A fragmentary letter discusses names to be inscribed, noting a reduced list of 29 public names for the Hall of Fame or public print. It mentions Henry C. McChaw or similar signature and questions about year, preventing changes to the roster.
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Henry C. MC Cha
Lipton Seeks Cup Again and Beefs Up Resolve
London dispatch quotes Sir Thomas Lipton saying his second America's Cup challenge is the shortest yet with no conditions beyond races on a Sandy Hook course. He vows to give all and start again if needed, lauding American yacht builders and aiming to lift the cup for England despite Shamrock II’s loss to Columbia.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
London
The
Herald
America
Sandy Hook
Thomas
Thome
Jenn
Herreshoft
Eng
Ohio Tramp Law Sustained by Supreme Court
Columbus Oct 17 The Ohio Supreme Court held the tramp act constitutional A man found roaming outside his home county and refusing to work is liable for one to three years in prison The ruling affirms state authority to regulate vagrancy under the measure
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Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Texas Gov Sayers Outlines Relief Plan For Galveston
New York Oct 17 Governor Sayers discusses state action for Galveston relief and finances. He notes limited legislative session costs, references cash and bond totals from September, and predicts funds mainly in permanent school trust while current taxes begin January. He expects careful use of remaining funds to cover government expenses until tax revenue arrives.
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Sayers
Galveston
New York
Goveror Sayers
Canh
Iingetsonment
Naval Movements in Washington Report
The battleship Texas is ordered for duty with reinforced crews at Norfolk, while the battleship Hannibal at Norfolk is readied for service. The Brooklin, with Admiral Remy, arrives at Nagunaki en route to Manila. The Adarna departs for St. Vincent and the Yusk ton sails from Portmouth to Newport.
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Washington, C
Texas
Lewis
Hannibal
Norfote
Wychip Brooklin
Admiral Remy
Arived
Nagunaki
Manila
Adarna
San Fheraumbues
St. Vincent
Yuskton
Portemouth
Newport
Alabam a in Commis Whitadiivhia
The Alabama in commission with the Satire crew of 590 aboard. Capt Wt J Brownsoem read his orders and the pennant was raised. Expected to stay in the Delaware river about two weeks then join the North Atlantic squadron.
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Alabama
Commis
Whitadiivhia
Dattirahio Alaberrt
J. Brownsoem
Delaware River
North Atlantic
Fragmentary Telegraph Blurbs Cover Miscellaneous Events
Short dispatches report various items from Oct to Oct including a fire test, shipwrecks, a London earthquake, royal notices, a train collision, a ship voyage, and a rectorial appointment. Names and places appear in hurried, incomplete form, with several dates and events only loosely connected.
Teachers Begin Instruction in Manila by Visiting Professor
More than 200 students in Manila receive instruction from Prof. Car C. Piehe who arrived in the Philippines. President Wheeler reports the university work progresses with new schools planned. 36 students are enrolled as efforts expand to other towns.
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Egghiah Berkeley
Cal
Get
Wheeler
The
State University
Car C. Piehe
Manila
Eave
David & Bestown
Pulls Toatgacetown
Will Mworeumiee
Leavenworth Standard Changes Hands in Turbulent Move
A dispatch from Leavenworth reports the Leavenworth Standard has shifted control from Dr. Feely to former editor Neely. The paper, once tied to local factions, now features new ownership by Neely and associates including Breinenthal and Bemmslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Edward Carrol
Leavenworth Democrat
McKiniey
Leavenworth Standard
Feely
Neeiz
Tar
Anthony
Olle
Neely
Wepperiine
Breidenthal
New York Leaders Race For Next Street Railway Meeting Place
New York leads in the race to host the next meeting of street railway men. Reports from the convention in Kansas City cite electrical engineer C8 dan Sill of Byatow and Brydees of Chicago presenting plans. The discussion covers streetcar and subway development, with attendees debating facility and route considerations.
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Kanes City
Get
Peters
Dan
Sill
Elactrical
Byatow
Brydees
Chicago
Ban
Forarine Byers
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Roel
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Wright
Allie
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Wilson
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Oscars Ines
Here
Runni
Bkagwe
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Tattle Rock
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Newport News
Tondon
Sir Henry Wenteryberwhmst
Oxford
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