Physician Endorsement of Warner's Safe Cure Stirs Sympathy
A Kansas City physician, Dr. John R. Lewis, testifies to Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure aiding his sister's cystitis and recovery after years of failing treatments. The letter promotes the product as a blessing for kidney and liver troubles citing medical authority and a personal bedside scene.
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Kansas City, Mo
T. H. Davis
Warner
John R. Lewis
M. D
East Tenth Streets
Dr. Lewis
Albemarle County
Virginia
Missouri
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Alaska Coast Expansion Reveals New Yukon Channel
United States coast survey reports discovery of about 500 miles of new Alaskan coastline and a fresh channel for vessels bound to Yukon. The route cuts 400 to 500 miles from the journey, enabling direct travel to the Yukon from the Kusilvak area. The survey team of around fifty men, led by six officers, completed their season safely in Seattle.
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Washington
United States
Alaskan
Pritchett
Coast and Grodetic Survey
John F. Pratt
Ansistent
Yukon
Lone Bar
St. Michael
Ye Appa Chantel
Kuslivak
Aimalier
Seattle
Fine
Coffee's Suspected Role in Illness Prompts Change
Des Moines resident F. McMinn recounts chronic indigestion, constipation, sleeplessness, and weight loss linked to coffee. After doctors gave no relief, he tried Postum cereal coffee alternatives and says his health improved once he stopped regular coffee. He notes Postum helped him feel better and regain well being.
First Parties Plan Spring 2005 Navigation Safety Work
The article notes plans to begin work next spring 2005 to improve navigation safety in the region. Work on the banks under strict orders will be carried out vigorously, with surveys to be completed and the channel buoyed as soon as possible by the same party.
Speaker Roasts Peace Commission on Cuban Debt Burden
London dispatch quotes the Speaker criticizing debt as applied to Cuba, arguing that a tyrant’s fiscal burdens should not bind successors. He urges the United States to assume sovereignty without paying unauthorized Cuban debts and warns against investor confidence in unlawful regimes. He calls for limiting payments to island development funds only.
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London
Peace Commission
Internationalaw
International Ten Foane
Spain
Cuba
United States
Lang
America
Cubs
Tyants
Faenciers
Reporter in bicycle costume offends Queen Wilhelmina
Amsterdam on October 22 reports say the queen Wilhelmina and her mother were en route to a train when a man dressed in a bicycle costume offered his arm. He was arrested after initial claims of assault and public uproar but later said his gesture was simply a polite escort.
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Amsterdam
Wilhelmina
Court Notes On Youth Robbery and Trials
Justice Guy bound Charles Stowell Earl Eyed Pref and Seth Rosebrook over for trial in district court for robbing John Odum near Garfield park on October 1. Multia jailed. jewelry stolen from a fellow prisoner. H.tones jailed for distur bing the peace of Simon Collis. judge set $10 bail. George Fill case for attempt murder continued to November 1. Lena Wallace second trial before Justice Cheantyre. jury failed to reach verdict.
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Guy
Ap Xisnd Tesa
Chas. Stowell
Earl
Pref
Seth Rosebrook
John Odum
Garfield Park
I. Eer Multia
Guy Yeaterday
Robbi Mal- Hsé
H. Tones
Siomon Collis
Perry
Seatet
George Fill
Gty
Lena Wallace
Cheantyre Court
Yestentay
Two Wives in Kansas Case Surrenders to Police
David English of Jerseyville admits polygamy while surrendering to police claiming his conscience forced him to surrender. He cites having multiple wives in Jerseyville and nearby areas and states he was compelled to confess.
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St. Louis
Oct
David English
Jersesville
Lik
Kienwelf Rip
Jerseyville
Neusho
Moz Ubetopa
Ken
Ramselt
Football League Meeting Sets Hutchinson Plan
A Wichita meeting will organize a four town football league with Hutchinson Wichita Newton and El Dorado. Twelve games will be scheduled with opening game on Thanksgiving against Newton and strong interest expected.
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Hutchinson, Wichita, Newton and
el Dorado
Fiutchinson
Wichita
Dutchinson
Hutchinson
Newton
Tus
Poisoned well blamed for Missouri deaths near Aurora
In Joplin on October 12 four people died after drinking water from a purportedly poisoned well near Aurora. A Barry County farmer’s daughter fell ill weeks earlier with typhoid like symptoms, followed by other family members. Officials suspect contaminated water rather than typhoid fever, with John Hisek and others in serious condition.
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Joplin
Aurora
John Black
Barry County
Hack
John Hisek
Howani
Money orders for Korea monthly postal exchange
The post offices of the United States and Japan arrange indirect money order exchanges for Korea from January 1. Money orders may be drawn for payment at Japanese post offices in Chemulpo, Fusan, Seoul, Yedjin, and Sikho, with funding processed through U S offices.
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Washington
Postal Department of
Japan
Twrenihis County
Kofed
United Bates
Chemulpe
Fusin
Seoul
Yurmin
Sikho
Im Karen
En Officus
United States
Gibson House to Be Sold in Cincinnati
Gibson House in Cincinnati will be offered for sale following insolvency court orders. The assignee’s removal attempt was overruled, and the auction is set to proceed, with details to be announced at the court. The case centers on control of the property tied to the Gibson Touré entity.
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Gibson House
Cincinnati
Gibson
Astlethe
McKinley Made Executor in Urbana Will
The will of the late Mrs J P Smith wife of the former secretary to the Bureau of American Republics is cited. The document names executor and references awards and claims before the senate.
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McKinley
Columbus
Urbana
Mra
J.P. Smith
Bureau of American Repu
de A. Richards
Senate Tlawoea
Receipts Tax Status Reexamined By Tax Officials
A 19th century notice discusses taxability of receipts issued by banks and individuals for funds withdrawn from deposits. It explains that a receipt can resemble a commercial instrument like a check and may be subject to tax rules depending on how it is used. The piece notes that checks need not have a specific form and that receipts used to transfer funds can function as negotiable instruments, affecting tax treatment.
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Swastington
Savitus
Gepaitee
Witeh
Cauras
Ani
Woodbury
MS Chemical
St. Laws
John H. Woodlie
Meurcat
aBelch Hogs
Woodbury's
7000 Mausers From Spain Could Suppor US Army
Washington reports the ordnance board found Spanish Mauser rifles of seven millimeter and Turkish Mauser of 7.65 millimeter caliber among captured arms. Cartridges are non interchangeable. About three fourths of the Spanish Mausers could be usable with parts and deficiencies supplied, potentially 7000 rifles for Army use if needed. No decision yet on adoption. they may be held for emergency use.
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Spain
Washington
Ordnance Department
Flagter
San Hage Hast
Fitzsimmons Becomes Father in Philadelphia Dispatch
In Philadelphia Fitzsimmons learned from a dispatch at the Bartholdi hotel that he had a new daughter, weighing twelve pounds. He announced the news at the Fuge amid cheers and preparations for travel, as Mrs. Fitzsimmons is said to be doing.
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New York
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Caur
Philadelphia
Bartholdi
Chy
Southern Pacific denies use of tracks agreement
In San Francisco on October 22 J J Kuutt echaut, manager of Southern Pacific, firmly denied the report that the Atenson Topeka and Santa Fe has completed an arrangement with Southern Pacific for use of its tracks between Bakersfield and Mojave.
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Boutara Pacific
San Francisco
J. J. Kuuttechaut
Southern Pacific Company
Atenson
Fragmentary Poem About a Child and Suffering
Fragmented text describes a mother and infant’s distress and a medical scene with references to doctors and remedies. The passage is unclear and contains partial phrases with possible misreads, noting a Brooklyn address and mercy terms. The overall content centers on a harsh, emotional moment without a clear event or outcome.
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Irs
Garnjoss
Naat Ave
Brooklyn
London Letter from Oct 1888 on Royal Visits and War News
London gossip notes that the Prince of Wales may visit Newmarket and a Duke of York trip to Canada is hinted while Queen Louise of Denmark’s death casts a mourning mood. Kitchener’s banquet, Sudan war aftereffects, and dysentery plague the Grenadier Guards. Jockeys clash at Sandown, Chamberlain’s Liverpool interview, and Ottoman Palestine vandalism draw concern. A Vienna rumor questions Emperor Francis Joseph’s marriage plans as European politics buzz.
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Associated Press
London
Prince of Wales
Newmarket
Louise
Denmark
United States
McKinley
America
Duke of York
Canada
Buchanan
Tondon
Lord Kitchener of
Khartoum
Marquis of Saliebury
William Vernon Harcourt
House of Commons
Soudan
Cairo
Ted Stean
Sandown
Slowa
Sloma
Seansthin
Thurstday
Camshire
Jseph Chamberlain
Liverpool
Simon the Tanner
St. Peter
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Archduke Charles Lou
Austrian Empire
Francia Joseph
Alrendy Tomo Ee
Garrick Theater
Lee Trevors
Otflenne
Lancers
Orndurman
Arthur Bourchier
Lieut. Hines
Southampton
Maurice Grau
Mme. Calve
Mme. Reames
de Fteszkes
van Dyke
Sembrich
Bispham
Bovignant
Saar
Shrewsbury
Ias Boen
Ruyton
Chia
Retention of the Philippines at the Congress of Religions
Omaha reports the liberal congress of religion debating authority in faith. Rev John Gayelle defends reverent view of the Bible as a revealing epic. Dr John Henry Barrows urges retention of the Philippines as a trust for civilization in Asia.
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Philippines
Congress of Religions
Omaha
Congress of Religion
John Gayelle
Appleton
Wis
Isadore Luthenwathal
Nashville
J. W. Frissell
Eau Claire
John Henry Barrows
Chicago
Greater America
Asia
Hawaii
Ladrones
Quarantine Lifts in Mississippi as Yellow Fever Risk Declines
Jackson Oct 22 The state board of health ends quarantine on passenger freight and traffic due to favorable climate. Public warning remains that infection is possible at visited points. Official report cites 16 new cases and three deaths. The John Martin sighted: steamer Nee sha captain Duluth reports schooner John Martin seen under sail approaching Duluth.
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Jackson, Mis
State Board of Health
Miseianigot
John Martin
Cleveland
M. A. Firndhey
Thie City
Neesha
Duluth
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the Duke of York
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Dayton
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