Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Relief Exposed
An advertorial claim discusses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and weak digestion. It describes experiments with tablets in a bottle and asserts the remedy restores digestion, with testimonials from Sarah A Sreals of Limeville and mentions nationwide druggists selling the product.
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Stuart
Fulloeing
Huntke
Mes
Sarah
Sreals
Limeville
Jaster CO
Mio
Stuart Co
Marshall
Fragmented San Francisco Note On Local Meeting
A garbled San Francisco dispatch discusses a local meeting and participants including Emily and others. The obscure text mentions a state center, a wartime style gathering, and volunteers returning, with unclear roles and outcomes.
Safe arrival of Deering horses amid winter perils
An unreliable report details a difficult winter journey from Ontario to Pax Sullivan with horses exhausted by snow. It notes several horses lost, crews delayed by White River conditions, and locals reporting grave fragments and Saints and mares or ties affected by the severe weather.
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Bienwoot Springs
Col
Jafor- Miathin
Tie
White River
Tees Lake
Teston
Roadways Pills Mentioned in Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR notes name Roadways Pills and individuals like Eric Seis and Easwar Xora in a garbled line. The readable bits suggest an unclear reference to a product or person, but no coherent event, date, or outcome is present to anchor a concrete summary.
Iowa Central Taps W F Allen as General Manager
Railroad news reports W F Allen will become general manager of the Iowa Central Railway with headquarters in Des Moines. He recently resigned as assistant general manager of the Rock Island and his arrival is celebrated as an excellent selection by Iowa Central officials.
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W. F. Allen
Hook Island Road
Will
Lowe Central Railway
Des Moines
Iowa Central Road
Allensey
Stock Island
Towa Road
Alien
Coe
Rock Island
Towa
Englishman Surprised by American Railways Methods
English railway executive E B Bird toured United States yards and terminals in Chicago and beyond, praising American efficiency while noting gaps such as lack of brick sewers and guard protections on terminal tracks. He contrasted Western and Eastern lines, applauding Western breadth yet urging safety and infrastructure improvements.
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Chicago
Bird
Great Eastern Railway
England
Ioral Reais Bfr
Bint
Indies
China
Japan
Ford
Chicaxi
America
Bygool
Chi- Uigo
Pullman Car Request For Santa Fe Line Could Aid Travel
A letter from Allen Hedlector urges forwarding a petition to Santa Fe officials to attach a Pullman coach to the Superior branch train from Superior to Kansas City via Salina and Abilene. It argues the addition would ease travel for business travelers and passengers, offering a more comfortable daytime ride than the current night option.
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Santa Fe
Superior
Superior Kapaes City
Allene Hedlector
Salina
Kansas City
Abilene
Train time between Kansas City and Chicago cut by an hour
The Chicago Kansas City corridor will see schedule reductions of about one hour or more over the next two weeks. Through-train services on Burlington Santa Fe and Denver Chicago routes will adjust departures and arrivals, shaving minutes from current times and tightening overnight connections between Kansas City and Chicago.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Rock Leland
Santa Fe
Burlington
Wabash
Atton
City Express
City
Denver
Rail lines agree on common schedule for Rock Island to Omaha routes
A unified timetable emerges after competition spurred a speed war, with Rock Island Wabash and Alton railroads adopting a shared fourteen and a half hour travel plan. The agreement settles a pace not record breaking, aligning with existing fast routes to Omaha St Paul and Minneapolis.
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Rock Island
Wabast
Alton Roads
Omaha
St. Paul
Big Four Telegraphers threaten strike over wage talks
Indianapolis dispatch reports telegraph operators on the Big Four threaten to strike after rejecting a pay increase of about 73 000 dollars yearly. Officers say overtime pay at 20 cents an hour is required but would be dropped if overtime ends. Committees plan further talks Tuesday to resolve the dispute.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Telpher
Reilway
Rail projects eyed as three Frisco lines surface in Arkansas
Charles G. Gleed says three Frisco routes may cross northern Arkansas linking Seligman Missouri Eureka Springs and Springfield Missouri with a northward from Little Rock. He cautions no line is certain and denies Frisco Santa Fe joint plans. Western roads scrap refunding for unused tickets unless certificates are certified. Southern Pacific to shorten main line west of El Paso via a Phoenix area route. Omaha Kansas City Eastern eyes consolidation with Northern railroad. Brimson to oversee 402 miles. Pacs agreement discussed at St. Louis meeting of Western and Southern lines.
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Charter S. Greed
Topeka
Zic
Arkansas
Eureka Byringa Railway
Seligman
Eureka Springs Ark
Springfield
Little Rock
Gleed
Frisco and
Santa_Fe
Eureka Springs
Southern Pacific
Fort Worth
Tex
el Paso
Arizona and
New Mexico
Florenca
Pim
Gila Valley
Glia Valley
Glabe
Northern Railread
Darwin
Somewture
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Quincy
Tih
Manseer Brimson
Omaha, Kansas City & Eastern
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Pioneger
Northern Railroad
Oklahoma
Karsas City
Pasa
St. Louis
Southern
United States
T. R. Hyatt
Santa Fe Treasury Department
de Air
J. D. Hamilton
Santa Fe
Rattey
Yet Coa
Ehuren
Commisc
Auieday
Ey Nln
Schoner Sim
Hudson's
Sc.ater
Keneas
Crosby
Jackson Street
Washburn
Missouri University
HA. Wright
Tt Capmeet Tone Gioke-Democrat
Pelea
Haa
Sekay
H.W. Filix
Site Journal
Cattonwood Falls
Pam
Lawrence
W. C
G. Beal
Kansas
Carlson
Sophia LL Carlson
Fortis
Janeen
Een
If Women Only Knew About Kidney Pain Relief
Sage Mrs Barrett of 41 West Second Street reports eight to ten years of back pain and sleepless nights ended after taking Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at Rocky & Snow’s drug store. She credits the capsules with removing cheek pain and restoring restful nights, noting Post Office-Milburn Co. Buffalo as the U.S. distributor and reminders to remember the name.
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Opeka
M. Barrett
Sage
Dean
Rocky & Snow
Ad Postes-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fire department promotions and crew changes reported
The article lists applications for promotion to firemen, names several engineers and firemen including Morris Jones, James Patt, Harry Jones, and Scahill, notes promotions discussions, and reports crew absences and transfers due to travel, fever illness, or service schedules. It also mentions a Santa Fe crewman cashed checks and a minor incident with a worker.
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Thie Job
Mae
Bax
Ie Hans Bose de
Colorado
Alem County
Frank Hamp
Ike Wilron
Chas
Ben Butler
Deve No. 2
Banday
Hollaway
Reat
James Patt
Harry Jones
Kanky
Scahill
Stereier
Walter Webb
Andersen
Three Barns Burned In Sunday Fire Alarm
A Sunday afternoon fire between Seventh Street and Sixth Avenue in a mixed alarm destroyed three barns and several sheds. The blaze, fed by wind, spread from a story and a half barn owned by Dr. Rowles to adjacent structures, with only quick response from equipment saved the H. D. Bonge residence. No insurance except 500 on contents of a Salvation Army hospital. Birds and pigs survived. Cockrells away at the country, this being the second burning on their property in a year.
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Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Buchenan
Lincoln Streets
H. D. Bonge
Witmerth
Salvation Arisy Hospital
Buchanan Street
West Sixth Avenue
H. JD. Fooge
Montweney
Bulgation Army Hospital
Mr. Boo
Cockrell
South Chicago Fire Destroys Fourteen Buildings
A major blaze in South Chicago yesterday gutted fourteen buildings including the Grand Central hotel. A landmark frame structure burned rapidly as guests fled with little clothing. Fourteen injured by burns sprains and bruises. Fire began in a barn behind Peter Hansen's saloon and spread both directions. most property was insured.
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Chicago
Vusmers
Eofalling & Jone
Palntulis Isjurtrup
Grand Central Hotel
Peter Hansen
Grand Central Soaresees
Blizzard toll rises in Great Falls region
In Great Falls area a blizzard has killed at least nine men, with five bodies recovered and likely many more unaccounted. The latest body recovered is H. Wierrald, a sheep herder, whose beard clothing and boot were worn by sheep. Stray sheep without their owners suggest additional fatalities.
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Great Falls
H. Wierrald
Thieves Follow Bryan on Democratic Tour
Thieves trailed the Bryan tram route through Toledo and Obi states, robbing dozens of citizens. The losses ran into thousands with Kenton, Findlay, Napewn, and Fremont noted for thefts. Hryan aided alarms, McClellan lost 623 dollars, and several winches were taken.
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Toledo
Bryan
Tampav
Kenton
Findlas
H. K. McClellan
Big order for uM Co spurs Bridgeport activity
The Chicago Evening Post reports a British government plan tied to an imminent Union Mefallix Cartrisge order for ammunition. Unofficially, a portion of the order is said to be worth several million dollars, prompting cautious reassurance amid wartime tension.
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Bridgeport
Cenp
Tonemenee
Union Mme— Fallix Cartrisge
Atrios
Republican letters urge vigilant turnout in off year
The Republican state committee in this city urges local workers to press a vigorous campaign this fall. A dated October 18 letter warns that a fall election could test popularity of the state and national administrations and the war policy in the Philippines. It urges meetings with county candidates, canvassing voters, and encouraging full ticket votes to defeat opposition candidates linked to Aguinaldo and Populism.
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Republican State Committee
Sir
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Uckel
Ferne L. Brown
Negro soldiers in San Carlos beating case at hearing
The thirteen Negro soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry faced a preliminary hearing by United States Court Commissioner Charles T. Martin after allegedly beating four Tonto Indians at the San Carlos agency on October 1. Each was held on 390 bail. The wounded Indian policeman remains in precarious condition. Proceedings will continue in Florence on November 2.
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Globe
Twenty-fifth Infantry
San Carlos Indian Agency
United States Court Commission
Charles "T. Martin
United States Grand Jury
Ptiseis
Florence
Court of the Second Judicial District
George Young
San Carlos
Siege at a convent shocks Lewishire crowd
Oct 3 at a convent in Lewishire a siege lasted over an hour as an insane woman with a pistol paced corridors. Mrs Mary Dugan raged behind locked doors. she claimed Father Logan hypnotized her and his wife must pay the forfeit. Police Chief Flanger detained her and she was jailed.
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Lewishire
Pomin~ Ican
Mary Dugan
du' Een
Flanger
Logan
Ife
Jai
Jerry Simpson to quit politics for lecture platform
Jerry Simpson announces he will quit politics this fall and pursue a career on lecture platforms. He cites disgust with politics and faces two campaign peers for the United States Senate, making a prolonged stay unlikely. He plans two lectures on sociological subjects under H. W. Pond of Leavenworth.
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Aeemyooweetr
Jerry Simpson
Simpon
Camp Pealen
United States
Simpson
H. W. Pond
Leavenworth
Weather and community notes from Home News column
Warm spell boosts football talk as town cites matches and events. Local items cover registration dates, football games, dances, school and church happenings, and various civic notices, with names like Nicholson, Santa Fe, and Washburn appearing amid routine notices about committees, licenses, and social happenings.
Rain Out West Delivers Good Rain Across Counties
In a letter to Topeka friend Geo W Watson of Kinsley, rainfall covered large areas in Edwards, Pawnee, Ford, and Hoilyman counties. The rain aided wheat planting while wind was notable but not excessive. Livestock remained in good condition despite drier patches. Thompson’s Tablets for the blood were mentioned in passing.
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Topeka
Geo. W. Watson
Kinsley
Mr.Watson
Edwards
Hoilyman
Pawnee
Ford
Thompson
Ekia
Mad ‘Neeve
eminent British doctors offer free three month treatment in Topeka
A group of eminent British Medical statute practitioners establish a permanent Topeka branch at 30 Topeka Avenue offering free services for three months to all applicants from now until November 2. They provide medical consultation, minor surgery, and treatment for male and female weakness, catarrhal diseases, cancer and rectal disorders with guaranteed care. Dr. S Edward McCully leads the institute with 9 am to 5 pm hours and no Sunday service.
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Topeka
Topeka Avenue
Ata
S. Edward McCully
Institute
Sp. A
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