Mrs Maggie Hooper Sends a Message to Dyspeptic Sisters
Mrs Maggie Hooper writes from Jerrensonvuxz Inc dated May 15 1900 praising Dr Caldwells Pepsi syrup for stomach trouble. She includes a photograph and thanks the remedy while urging others to learn of its benefits. Local druggists listed: RW Squires 732 Kansas Ave Roser corner 50th and Topeka Ave Swift Holliday 523 Kansas Ave Kane Co Family Drug 832 N Kansas Ave Klingaman 20 E Sixth St.
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Drax Sres
Dr. Caldwell
Maggie Hooper
RW. Squires
Kansas Avenue
Roser
Topeka Avenue
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Kane & Co
Family Drug Store
North
Roosevelt Speech in Detroit Fires Up Western Crowd
In Detroit on September 7 Governor Roosevelt addressed a large audience at the Detroit Light Guard armory. The rally featured strong partisan energy, with soldiers from the Fourteenth Infantry applauding and Roosevelt arguing that a Kansas City platform and current policies threaten national honor, economic stability, and veterans' benefits.
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Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt
Bie
Allence
Sven
Hoosevilt
Fm Bowe
Foosevelt
Kansas City
Wayne
Chaca
Bryan
Rhea
Debated Dollar Policy and Past Promises in 19th Century Speech
A speech analyzes the dollar and labor policy, contrasting Republican and Populist views. It cites Bryan’s promises, past events, and the gold standard debate, arguing the value of labor over gold and urging voters to weigh history against current rhetoric. The speaker recalls Civil War era and compares wartime finance to present conditions.
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Republican Party
Bryan
Tcket
Gia
Ave Bean
Rome
Tammany Hall
Boxing bill gains momentum in New York legislature
Reports indicate a boxing bill similar to the Horton law will be introduced after January 1, 1901. A responsive source suggests the measure aims to resume boxing in the state, with Benatar and Senator Sullivan linked to framing and pushing the bill through both houses and to the governor for approval.
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New York
Benatar
Sai
Sullivan
Nutmeg State Athletic Club to Open Boxing in Hartford
The Nutmeg State Athletic Club plans exhibitions in Hartford Coliseum with Charley White as referee and Tom O Rourke as matchmaker and manager. First show slated for September 27 with boxers including Peter Mahe, Walcarsa Wont, Terovern, Joe, and George Dixon. Fighters seek top bouts across the United States as Connecticut profits from near New York money and December is noted.
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Nutmeg State Athletic Club
Tom O'Rourke
Hartford
O'Rourke
Manly Olie
Nutmeg State Athlatic Club
Peter Mahe
Walcarsa
Joe Oe
George Dixon
Charley White
Connecticut
Nutmeg State Athletic Es
New York
Chicago
United States
New Machine Plays Antics at Chicago Baseball Practice
A shooting machine wowed spectators at the University of Chicago as inventor Hinton tested its throws during batting practice. Coach Stagg watched from the rear, ducking as the machine fired fast and high. James Sheldon and Finton adjusted settings, concluding the device shows potential with further safety and speed refinements for fall drills.
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Chicago
Cca
Suntons
Marshall
University of Chicago
Rimaway Automobile
Stage
Stang
Finton
Stagg
Hinton
James Sheldon
Maroon
Eberhardt Brothers Lead Dykington Tennis Field at Salina
Kansas City reports Dykington championship action with Frank Eberhardt of Salina facing D I James in singles. doubles see Frank Sheldon and Carter Wilder meet Wilder and Eberhardt Mary. Yesterday’s results include Eberhardt brothers defeating James Vaughn 11 38 6 1 and Sheldon Wilder advancing over Williams Jon Moore.
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Eberhardt
Kay Webb Wilder
Fred Eberhardt
Wilmmns
Rs Frank Sheldon
Carter Wilder
Kansas
James
Eae Ata
Eberhardt Brothers
Vaughn
Sheldon Ee Ae Wilder
Williams
Jon
Moore
Xbnberiin
Graves
Jones
English rider tours Europe amid health layoff
Truncated report notes a jockey recovering in Vi enna and riding three races there. He then secured engagement with a leading Austrian stable and sent cables praising his results as he secured three mounts and several winners.
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England
Vi Ha
Austria
Tie Health
Gitar of Thales
Fitz to Come West Open Resort Plan in Chicago
Bob Fussimmons plans to become a Chicago resident and build a lavish gymnasium and boxing hall for the elite. The project would follow Mrs. Fitzsimmons opposition to pugilism and include a lavish resort concept with boxing facilities. No departure date is given.
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Chicago
York
Bob Fussimmons
Romance of the turf ends in New Orleans marriage
In New Orleans on September 7 an appealing romance culminated in the marriage of Charles Row and Miss Mary Lescalie at the bride's parents home. Row a noted turfman who once rode and later trained his own horses remains a prominent figure in the racing world despite his reduced riding role.
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New Orleans
Thinetty Ara
Charles Row
Stiles
Mary Lescalie
Lescalle
Rowe
Imp Fully Recovered Says Trainer Brossman
Chillicothe Ohio September 7 trainer Brossman reports Tip the mare has fully recovered from leg injuries and remains in top condition. The horse may yet win two or three purses before retirement and will stay in the east for training while Berenkler’s season losses are recouped. Georgia Selby sister to pugilist Kid McCoy has just completed four years at Stanford and pursued education with her brother funding lessons through boxing.
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Brossman
Imp
Chillicothe
Dan Harney
Tip
Are
Berenkler
Weapon clyKen
Kid McCoy
Gdpitanapolis
Georgia Selby
Indianapolia
Kid" McCoy
Leland Stanford
California
National League at Boston score by innings report
Incomplete game ledger shows National League at Boston with listed players Carl Donahue Dex ter Praser Bernhard and McParland for Brooklyn and Powers Fisher Bhret and others at Cleveland. Text is garbled with stray digits and unreadable sections.
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National League
Boston
Gigspetsetaen
Carl Donahue
Dexter
Praser
Bernhard
McParland
Gisethos Brooklyn
Ti Fede
York
Doula Sertieea New Batteries
Sui , Sintthewsoo
Robina National Ticket
Samecom
Brooklyn
Epaladsionia Boston
Cinginna
New York
Paradise Flats wheat boom drives Plainville grain surge
In Plainville Kansas September reports celebrate a record August for wheat, with Paradise Flats farmers yielding thousands of bushels. Mgr Starbuck notes land values may rise, and local mills and elevators processed 73 cars of wheat while shipments to Cincinnati Philadelphia and London begin. Multiple Plainville growers report 3,000 to 15,000 bushels and a prosperous August bolsters town business and residence projects.
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Plainville
G. Starbuck
Paradise Flats
Rooks County
Mgr. Starbuck
Kik
Hutton
Prank Rice
A. HK. Gardner
Pialavrie ‘Mill and Elevator Company
Shi
Bnee
Cincinnati
Elladelphia
London
England
Pargdiss Pista
C. G. Cochran
Kansas
Plaineville
Leavenworth Woman Appointed to Porto Rico Schools
Miss Florence Reasoner receives notice of appointment to a government school position in Porto Rico. She must report to San Juan by October and carry a transport order. She previously taught in Oklahoma and expresses uncertainty about the job’s nature.
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Leavenworth
Florence Reasoner
Porto Rico
Commissioner of Education
M. G. Brum- Baugh
San Juan
Ressoner
Third annual
About 15,000 people gathered for the congressional district event described as the largest and most notable in the district. Five special trains brought crowds to Concordia, straining city services while the Commercial Club decorated the area for the occasion.
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Ue Tees Coe
Raven
Commercial Club
Welcome district parade and prizes highlight event
Crowds gathered as Welcome district leaders and guides attended. Noted speakers entertained the crowd. Teams competed with awards for band, football, and parade honors. City Center earned top prize for most Woodmen participants while Concordia fire company hosted visitors in the evening.
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Bande Ae Therm
Eire
Op Bret
Stannattan
Orst Prise
D. M Davis In Mexico Exposed As Bank Tool
Sept. 7 report from reliable sources states D A of Old Mexico, clerical worker for a large coffee printer, was not profiting from the Cross bank collapse. He acted as a tool of the late ex-banker, withdrawing via overdrafts and restoring funds before his disappearance.
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D. A
Old Mexico
Cross Bank
Davis
Ex-Cashier Runyan Charged With Bank Theft
Ex-cashier of the defunct Citizens State Bank, E A Runyan, was arrested in Yates Center at 10 o clock on a charge of embezzlement. Officers report a shortage of about $13,000. Hyer county ex treasurer swore to the complaint. Bank attorneys state litigation continues as the case moves toward district court.
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Yates Center Bank
Yates Center
E. A. Runyan
Citizens State Bank
Hyer
Kirkpatrick
Holmes
Runyan
Beece Fire Destroys Businesses and Post Office
Fire in Beece, ten miles from Eureka, destroyed the post office, F G Shaws grocery, Walton store, and a blacksmith shop. A Shaw's store explosion caused the blaze, with papers inside destroyed. Local losses wrap the town's small business district.
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Eureka
Beece
F. G. Shaw
Walton
Shaw
Ina
Left Their Debts Behind Reported in Wellington
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report from Wellington about debts left behind, mentioning Ather and threshing mac. Little readable detail on individuals, exact amounts, dates, or actions taken.
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Wellington
Ather &Hreshing
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Romance OF the Turf
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Mexico
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Dons
Frank D. Komar
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Artington
Wit
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The
Topeka Turner Society
Hortest
Colorado Flyer
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Chas, Wolff Packing Co
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