Revenues Decline In September Report
Washington reports the monthly internal revenue tally for September shows receipts from internal sources at 323 483 414 dollars, down 1 087 071 from September 1808. Cigarette taxes rose slightly while tobacco and oleomargarine figures fluctuated. overall three months ending September show a decline in certain sectors. New York dispatch notes Peru’s Senor Garland releasing a new pamphlet urging anti protection and sound fiscal policies, claiming Peru’s revenues could double under such methods.
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Washington
Ayer's Pill Ad Signalizes Patent Cure Hype
A bygone ad parodies patent medicines promising sweeping cures for diverse ills. It mocks sweeping claims with a satirical tone, noting the product’s alleged power to alter appearances and temper dispositions, as a jab at office seeker era marketing.
Pompadour Chooses Jeffries Challenger in Sparring News
In Louisville on November 2 Terry McGovern and Joe Bornstein will fight after Pompadour considers facing Jeffries. Corbett trains under Wood’s Gym system in New York Ontario and plans two hours daily work to sharpen for a possible championship clash. Corbett believes Jeffries must deliver a strong return bout to meet him, while preparing through heavy sparring and routine workouts under trainer guidance.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Jim Eeeien
Carbatt
Biranelf
Wood
Aix
Dale
Wymansiea
Corbett Belived
Jeffries
Corbett
Selleves
Missouri Tigers in Controversy Over Amateur Status
A garbled student era article discusses Missouri and Kansas athletic relations, noting tensions over professionalism and a planned exhibition game. It mentions Warrenminneng and Hayor as promising players, with Dr Metherington preparing investigations at Lawrence and Lawrence to decide on amateur rules. The piece hints at Southwestern Conference alignments and referees potential sanctions against amateurism.
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K. U
Tolersting
Columbia
Univerity
Tigera
Haskell
Hayor
Jarpounder
Golard- Harus
Warrensiure
Ellis
Drake University
Secoune
Missouri University
Ehyther
Miser
Heewn
Anignalian
Nav Ueen
Metherington
Lawrence
Hetodrington
Boxing Scene in New York Aces and Rogues
The article describes a chaotic boxing night in New York with fluid crowds and betting energy. Spectators, boxers like Chartbert Maher and Pitauim are cited amid a bustling scene with drinks, streets, and eager fans awaiting bouts.
Sehe lsert and Imp in Last Big Race of the Season
Sehe lsert and Imp prepare for the final big race of the season at Batursiay in New York. The event features Manion Tor three furlongs and a mile and a half, with Fordham Heh-weight high and Ming Standicap facing the field. Runners compete over two miles with the Bay and others in aiming for victory as the season ends.
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New York
Mo Carebert
Jonna L. Sullivan
Oaken
Broadway
Sre
Hideleit
Batile
Batursiay
Npe
Fordham
Amos
Ming
Loftus Exhibits Charm at Winter Home Show
Dupgue Inc presents Loftus as winter host with a sparkling display of watch charms and jewelry. Attendees praised the elegance and value, noting a seven dollar grade size and a diamond set as centerpiece while the manager, Pom Taittur, forecasts a bright next year with ongoing prospects.
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Bright Prospectator
Dupgue Inc
Pom Taittur
Taoutell
Bixteu
Atte Place
Raturday
Tottus
Lotelle
Teale
Frank Erne Signs Chicves in Mid October
Fragmented OCR notes report Frank Erne signing articles of agreement with a boxing contender within a specified time frame. The document references pounds and venue details unclear due to poor text quality. The text mentions Reuters context and ring events but lacks verifiable dates or complete names.
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Erna
Negotiations for Moon achat fight at Lowleville
Receipts to the wiener of 3 per cent and bets discussed as parties agree on purse division and forfeits. The event room details include deposits in Cincinnati and Louisville with tentative locations and terms for a forthcoming bout.
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Sts
MeG@overs
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Louisville
Lowleville
Mali
Pittsbure Agrees to 18-Pittsburg Baseball Showdown
The report covers a chaotic account of a baseball game featuring Pittsburgh and Brooklyn style play, highlighting Wilkes' throwing, OBrien and Dahlen bunt, and Tommy Lesch’s fielding. It notes crowd sizes, key performances, and remarks on the season’s strong competition and potential future matchups.
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Pittsbure
Pittsburg
Brooklyn & Reg
Philip di
Ding
Wilkes
Ang Tewales
Brilliant Ing
Obrien
Dahlen
Heber
Ertom
Tommy Lesch
Von Buelow Succeeds as Berlin News Reports
A special Reichs Angreifer edition states Emperor William accedes to Prince Hohenlohe’s resignation as chancellor. The Emperor will honor von Buelow with the Black Eagle order and present a magnificent diamond set to the retiring chancellor. Included are notes on appointed successors in Prussia and foreign affairs ministries.
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Berlin
Reichs Angeiger
William
Prince Hohenlohe
Prince von Hohensohe
Count von Buelow
Ee Supetiteg
Torelgs Aenira
Argentine Finances Interest Absorbs Nearly Half Revenues
New York dispatch from Luence Ayres reports Argentina preparing funding negotiations with London. A finance minister says none authorized by government. Interest on the debt absorbs 4 percent of total revenues. no plans for new warships or large naval purchases noted. Brazil’s President Campos Salles to be welcomed. preparations underway.
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New York
Luence Ayres
Argentina
London
Campos Salles
Brazil
Spencer Turned In 2135 In Fees September Settlement
The state oil inspector settled with the state treasurer for September. The inspector turned over net earnings for the month, with fees collected totaling $60.50. Expenditures and expectations for September were $509 for that period.
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Wedsurer
Trena~ i
Sepstien
Eloped Southern farmer's daughter seeks aid in Salina
Miss Emma Whited of Knoxville Tenn, 25, left with a man 20 miles from Knoxville en route to California after a supposed marriage. Abandoned in Salina, she suffers blood poisoning from an accident while boarding with Mrs Sholl. She asks for work and care until her father writes.
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Salina
California
Salvia
Emma Whited
Knoxville
Tenn
Sholl
North Ninth Street
Wit Shur Ferry
Mire Perry
Sa~ “Hia
Perry
Sine
Abe
Althotel
bin Postinieked
Arbukel
Cal
Misa Emin Whited
Miss Whited
Tennessee
Ted
Hit
Mrx
Atchison Finances Show City Bank Overdrawn
Atchison reports a negative cash balance with an overdraft of about $20 in all funds. After October 1 the council authorized $2,000 for Santa Fe street paving and $1,250 for the new fire engine, wiping out the balance and leaving the general revenue fund overdrawn by about $5,000. The city faces struggling to pay bills in November and may rely on police court revenues.
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Atchison
Santa Fe
Wil
General Revenue Fund
Free Carter Ex-Captain Prisons Release Movement Grows
In Leavenworth a petition seeks the release of ex-captain Carter from federal confinement. The warden and court proceedings are referenced, with transport and timing details unclear. The item also lists pensions granted in various states, naming multiple individuals and sums, including Peter D. Day and Abraham Sane as recipients.
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Bausane Washington
Wien
Aaron Collivés
Galva
Peter D. Day
Lee Einwarth
Abraham Sane
Mare ‘Otlaws
Reger
Raed
Robert Jusien
Sedan
AoEtioec Cient Seamee
Carents
Isew Vord Browh
Kansas City
Nese
Hind
Kiefer
Zenit
Mnjenars Leiden
Saben Waneuar
Special Action Drill Motive in Razor Oil Hope
A drilling report notes one well reaching 1327 feet without locating Razor oil. The bore passed 13 feet of coal, an 8 foot vein, a 28 inch vein, and a 23 inch vein, as the coal committee continued efforts near Topeka and Arkapsis Chiy.
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Belna
Senator Hanna and Frye Tour South Dakota Districs
Senators Hanna and Frye traveled by special train to central South Dakota, with stops at Medfield Northville Groton Andover Huron Aberdeen Webster and other towns. They addressed farmers and faced questions on trusts and imperialism, mingling speeches with extensive handshaking and crowd interaction in each community.
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Buran
Hanna
Frye
South Dakota
Medfield
Northville
Groton
Andover
Hrnston
Bradley
Irod
Bryant
Lake Preston
Deemer
Iroquola
Huron
Aberdeen
Webater
Senator Hands
Chaking Ganda
Webster
Bristol
Hradsey
Mod Elrod
Hun- de
Bradley School
Preston
Desmet
Troquois
Hanns
Lea
Republican Marching Club
Carly
Opera House
Mr. Dottiver
Gunt
Fivet National Bank
Mattine Betatur Hanha
Cleveland Rally and Roosevelt Parade in City
An immense Cleveland march honored vice presidential candidate Theodore Roosevelt with brass bands and political organizations flooding the streets. Governor Nash and Senator Roosevelt rode in a decorated carriage along a bristling route to a large Newburgh tent, as Roosevelt supporters pressed bold questions on trust busting and tariff policy amid a vivid campaign atmosphere.
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Roosevelt
Sperior Street
Uaion
Nash
Hoosevelt
Marcelle Avenue
Newpure
Bin
Central
Thondstrevk
Ae Ee
Foosevett Wur
Mali
Bevan
Onur
Corporal Tone
Bryan
Sen
Ator Jonée
Van
Belik
Haidera
Mryan Ie
Mr. Crojorr
Fon
Katinas
American Woolen
United States
Peteriun
Regan
Feketaon
New Lane
Colorado Flyer outlines a drug store scam tale
A fragment from a Colorado newspaper describes a con at a drug store where a woman asks for a cure and a trial bottle of a remedy. The tale mentions refunds if not satisfied and a follow up visit with an accomplice, implying a fraudulent scheme.
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Winter & Lady
Ontario
New York Franchises and Corporate Ties Explored
In New York, discussions on corporate property, rent, railway, and employee matters reveal a debate over constitutional and legal constraints. Figures like Mr. Croker and others weigh allowed actions while contrasting public interest with private concessions as the era’s business climate unfolds.
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New York
Errent Railway
Pimpilar
Mr. Croker
Cromer
Byrne
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