Free Month Treatment Offer From World Medical Institute
Advertises a free month treatment for catarrh asthma consumption and other illnesses. Claims physicians offer cure with no life-long study required and urges readers to visit or write for symptom drops at World Medical Institute locations in Kansas City Topeka and New York area.
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World Medical Institute
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Kansas Now In It Gov Foster Assured Her They Were True
Kansas politics report notes Governor Foster assured a key figure that their position was legitimate and backed by solid support. The exchange signals tension over party alignment and potential policy implications. Further details remain unclear in the fragmentary clipping.
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Erman
Newton Prisoner Who Broke Jail Is Brought Back
The Newton item reports a prisoner who escaped from jail has been recaptured and returned to custody. The week’s state brief covers multiple notices from Kingman and Osawatomi counties, including local crimes, public works, and health updates.
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Newton
Gas for Kansas City Plan to Pipe Safely
Jona Vet 23 ROF Daming and Evils of Dewexd president and secretary VC the iMeming Investment company with Jamna Low of shuchun New York and Sk Stewartal St Punt Slingesate were in fol a week looking over our see bel It is unrested that the pur paw they have in view is to secure leases in Saulel gas territory to warrant them if laying a pipe line to Kansas City where thie Li be sold for fuel.
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Haziston land offers and elopement shock locals
A Kansas editor notes 509 acres for sale near Haziston and part of a larger ground offer from A B Reenelds of Kazleton. A tale follows Gertrude Weller and George Cushing eloping from Atchison and marrying in Kangor City after Cushing’s return, with their father allegedly arranging the match. District updates include Democratic county committee actions and Populist cross-endorsements, plus a local railroad worker’s disappearance in Chepry raising concern.
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New Case Reported at 1024 Moores Street
A case of peerie illness appears in the Howe family at 1024 Moores Street. Mr Howe is Weadmuller at Croby reller mills. His sick daughter receives antitoxin from Dr. Stewar, who is hopeful of saving her life. If no new cases appear, the Giveny and Quincy reapes Tuesday. The school guardly uf that intention today.
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Moving Arbor May Be Completed For Orphan Home Benefit
A community project outlines a decorated moving car for the Orphans Home benefit. The design features a green wire mesh base with thousands of florals and果 garlands to create an arborlike interior. The event includes musical groups, a shortened route for passenger flow, advance ticket sales, and a goal to raise over 400 dollars.
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Western intercollegiate football opening at Lawrence
The first western intercollegiate football game will be played in Lawrence on the McCook athletic field between Kansas State University and Iowa State University. The Western Inter-Collegiate Football League includes eight universities. Opening day is next Saturday with Kansas vs Iowa at Lawrence and Missouri vs Nebraska at Columbia.
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Quiet Now at Tippin as Riots Subside after Funeral Plans
Indications point to speedy end of the riot at Tippin after a Sunday morning flare up. Civil and military officials met and decided to withdraw troops tomorrow morning. Funeral services for victims Muchler and Mera may ease tensions, with private ceremonies preferred. Father Puets asked Bishop Horstman in Cleveland for a dispensation to approve private funerals. A large crowd is expected tonight, drawn by the Campbell waiting and to view the mob violence scenes.
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Grain market notes and prices from Chicago and Kansas City
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Floating cannery ventured from New York last night
A schooner named Gracie T arrived after a six month West India cruise to West Indies waters. On board a self contained turtle soup and gall jelly operation operated by a chef and six cauldrons. The vessel converted green turtles into soup aboard using a large steam process.
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Chicago Market Letter on Wheat and Commodities Slump
The Chicago market letter notes a continued dry spell and weak activity in wheat with surprising price pressure from southwest reports. Prices decline from opening due to liquidation of long December wheat and large visible supply, while English supply reduces the overall impact. Corn and oats show oversold conditions with May futures near 21 cents, and hogs at record high yard receipts for October.
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Vermont banker aims to buy Columbian building at auction
A district court default judgment of 95000 against W. C. Knox and a 65000 mortgage on the Columbian building are forcing a sheriff sale within six months. Wallace C. Clement, a Vermont banker, seeks to reclaim the property with mortgage notes of 15000. North Western Mutual Life asserts 45000 and Mrs Murray 5000 claims. Remaining minor claims may be wiped out, and Clement is expected to bid. Telegraphers union leaders meet to discuss Denver Rio Grande grievances. Kimball piano to be used at Musin concert tonight.
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Carter Hears Diagram for Next Republican Convention
Senator Carter, chairman of the Republican national committee, said the date for the next convention could not be set before mid June. He noted no conference with committee members on the exact timing and that Congress would likely adjourn around mid June, delaying the convention inquiry.
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