Blood turned to water claim spreads through Cumberland notice
A Courier report details a young Cumberland woman allegedly cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after doctors found her blood had turned to water due to nervous illness. The piece cites testimonials from her mother Mrs Rebecca Carr and notes the remedy's advertised benefits and availability by mail or through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Kick
Eedene Jally
Cumberland
Realtones
Mtr
Michael Dur
Brederick Street
Jter Rowe
Michael Carr
Reilread
Curberland
Ding Ag
Tae
Rebecca Carr
Ps Juter
Simpson Sees Labor Day Talk and Populist Plans
Jerry Simpson speaks in Lincoln and Topeka about the money question, social clubs, and a strong national platform. He defends the Populist stance, cites Reed and Towne, predicts a single tax convention, and plans to attend the Pall Festival in Topeka while preparing for a congressional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Simpson
Journal
Simpson
Kanaias City
Facht
House of Congress
Lincoln
Reed
Bryan
Charley Towne
Mr. Simpson
McKay
Senpater
Titus
Sam
Congress
Long
Congerras
Topeka
Jeansas
Letter from Carruth on Garfield Park raid details
A letter from A G Carruth who was injured during the Garfield Park raid describes in bed how the tent and bar were in place and a policeman chatted with organizers. He challenges police statements and cites Heald and ex Police Commissioner Hedger as witnesses to liquor sales earlier in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Park
A. G. Carruth
The
State Journal
Bondbye
Jensus
Heald
Arly
North Force
Tenco
AL &. Hedger
Ers
Esperly
One More Escape James Mooney Escapes Insane Asylum
Jim Mooney escaped from the Insane asylum about 8 this morning. Attendants chased him through the basement and woods toward Rock Island yards but he remains at large. He was confined after earlier stays at the reformatory at Hutchinson and the asylum. described as about five feet six inches tall, 160 pounds, smooth face, closely cut hair, and considered dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mooney
Jim Mooney
Frank White
Mooney
Rock Island
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Pnd
Beight
SONS OF VETERANS MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS PARADE PREP
Indianapolis hosts Sons of Veterans of the U S as members register at hotels. Commander-in-Chief James Lewis Rake of Pennsylvania arrives this afternoon with the headquarters train via Cincinnati. Rudolph Loebenstein of Chicago arrives as quartermaster general with official documents. Western posts and GA R veterans invited. about 4000 veterans expected to march.
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Indianapolis
Sons of Veterans of the United
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Floral day court ball subscription limits and banquet plans
Three hundred subscription papers will be issued for the court ball on floral day during festival week to ensure 200 couples attend. When lists reach 300, names will be called in. invites go to Kansas City, Chicago, Denver, St. Joseph, Omaha, Colorado Springs, and Los Angeles. Senate chamber serves as banquet hall with an elaborate Western banquet for 250. a Chicago caterer handles catering. decorations aim to surpass Topeka's prior displays. The court minuet opens the ball. tickets to east gallery cost 50 cents. west gallery reserved for complimentary guests. One guest's costume reportedly features a gown covered entirely in American Beauty roses.
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Oves
Kansas City
Chicago
Denver
St. Joe
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles
Senate
No Rain Expected As Heat Wave Bakes Topeka
Weather observer Jennings reports no rain probabilities for Topeka and a hot day ahead. Thermometers on Kansas Avenue read 94 degrees at 2:45 PM while the Columbian building recorded 42 degrees. The fight lineup noted a 71 degree low and a 95 degree high yesterday on the same building.
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Topeka
Jennings
Kansas Avenue
Paraguayans seize Bolivian town in Mojos province
A Bolivian Bolivian advance report says 250 Paraguayans who landed at Port Pacheco seized Chiquetes in Mojos province. Miss Laura Day of Manhattan visited Miss Coburn in the city and heads to Menominee Wisconsin to teach domestic economy at the Stow menial training school succeeding Miss Coburn at the Iowa State agricultural college.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Lima
Galveston
Port Pacheco
Chiquetes
Mojos
Laura Day
Manhattan
Coburn
Seund
Agriculture
Miss Day
Menominee, Wis
Stow Menial Training School
Gertie Coburn
Towa State Agricultural College
Mecca of Prize Fighters in Quebec
Montreal Sept. 8 An alleged attempt to rush a bill through Quebec legislature would grant letters patent to a Canadian Athletic Club and allow prize fighters from America to operate across the province. The plan, reported in the Official Gazette, seeks to hold lacrosse golf hockey wrestling boxing yacht and horse races with capital stock of 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
America
Quebec Oifficial Gazette
Sront
Tetters Patent
Canadian Athletic Club
Prince of Quebec
Chabot Observatory Sends Eclipse Expedition to India
Oakland observers plan a specialized India expedition to witness the total solar eclipse. Astronomer Burek Halter will lead, funded by W. M. Pearson of San Francisco. George C. Pardee provides a new lens. this venture is separate from the Lick Observatory effort funded by Col. Crocker.
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Oakland
Cal
Chabot Observatory
India
Burek~halter
W. M Pearson
San Francisco
George C. Pardee
Lick Observatory
Col. Crocker
Colorado Midland Railroad Sold at Auction in Colorado City
Denver September 8 The Colorado Midland railroad now under receivership was sold at noon at Colorado City under court order. One bidder, Chairman Oleol of the reorganization committee, represented the handholders. No property was offered for $295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Midland Railroad
Colorado City
Chatr
Man Oleol
Silver Crisis Is Over In Germany Trade Rise With Mexico
Consul Mona ghan in Chemnitz informs Washington that Germany's trade with Mexico is steadily rising for 1996, reaching over 16,300,000 marks in value. Exports include ironware, china, glassware and machinery as the silver crisis ends, prompting new enterprises like railroads and breweries to start in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monaghan
Chemnitz
State Department
Germany
Mexico
Republic
Tobacco billed as lard seized by customs at Colon
Customs officers seized twenty cases of tobacco misdeclared as lard on the steamer Finance from New York, with a duty assessed at $1,000 or twice the tobacco value. Earlier, six cases from the steamer Allanca also misdeclared as lard and prints contained tobacco of good quality. Also noted is the upcoming release of William Gunter after ten years in Leavenworth for murder, with a Missouri governor’s requisition to rearrest him for a 1868 Benham murder near Galena. Governor Lesdy authorized the requisition. Miss Putnam’s school opens Monday at Holmes Hall, Bethany College, with applicants to be seen Thursday and Friday mornings.
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Colon
Colon, Sept
Finance
Dally
New York
Lass
Wiliam Gunter
William Gunter
United States
Leavenworth
Fort Smith
Millard A. Lee
Stone County
Missouri
Gunter
J. A. Benham
Galena
Moe
Benham
Indian Territory
Lesdy
Stephens
Putnam
Holmes' Hall
Bethany College
Married at 80 Gen. Longstreet Weds Ellen Dortsch in Atlanta
General James Longstreet, former Confederate leader and U S minister to Turkey, married Ellen Dortsch at the Georgia executive mansion in Atlanta. The ceremony, led by Rev. Father Shadwell, occurred in the blue room with Governor Atkinson present. The couple plan a two week stay at Porter Springs before returning to duties at the state library. Mrs. Longstreet will continue her librarianship campaign. In other news Alma State Bank owner Le Palenske seeks to convert the bank to a national institution, increasing capital from 26,000 to 60,000.
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Atlanta
James Longstreet
United States
Turkey
Wade Hampton
Peach Tree Street
Ellen Dortsch
State of Georgia
Atkinson
Father Shadwell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
J. B. Gaston
Gainesville
Dr King's New Discovery Praised in Local Ad
In Tiskilwa editor W. M. Repine cites Tobiet claiming Dr King s New Discovery outperforms all remedies for consumption coughs and colds. He states it is a guaranteed cure with a record of cures and offers free trial bottles at Switt Holliday Drug Co.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa
Tobiet
Dr. King
Incomplete Topeka fire alarm site list from streets
A jumbled OCR fragment lists multiple Topeka streets and avenues such as Monroe Kious Topeka Avenues Fourth Street Madison Street Fifth and Taylor nearby. It reads like a fire alarm key or street cross references with numerous garbled names and mixed punctuation, lacking coherent narrative or concrete event.
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Sanaa
Zen Road
Santer
Legior
Sircoma
Laurent
Harrison Street
Grant Street
Topeka Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Pearth Street
Monroe
Kious Streets
Garfield Street
Kansas
Hansas and
Budd
Gene
Adams
Pe Ape Peatoe
Fourth
Branner Bie
Stream
Holliday
Eighth
Madison
Tenth Ave
Sec
Fox & Seventeenth
Jensrson Sievers
Topeka
Sixth Avenue
Clay Street
Ryenth
Taylor
van Buren
van Bures
Twelfth Street
Netia Avenue
Buchanen Street
Epee Beret
Ana
Morris’ Ilevent Eet
Jorria
Lane
Aveneenue
Third Street
Quincy Street
Steel Tenth Avenue
Lawrence Street
I Fourth
Lafayette
Klein and
Seward Avenues
East Sixth Avenue
Free Pills Offer From Dr. King New Life Pills
A promotional notice invites readers to send their address to HB Co in Chicago to receive a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims ease of action and benefits for constipation sick headaches malaria and liver troubles, with a guarantee of being free from deleterious substances and purely vegetable. Sold by the Seite Holliday Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
Maleria
Seite Holliday Co
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Riss Reselle Darr
Cumberland, Md
Cnances RE
Moras
State of Many Lawn
Allecheny County
Charles R. Mornis
Toowea
Dr. Williams
Gothcine Company
Schenceiady
Slaire
Clairette
N. E. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Ghigago
St.louis
Wakeley
G.P.A
Louis
J.C. Bramhall
T. P.A
ST. Joseph
Gremerie
Scott & Scott
Prop
E. A. Chaney
Smerthand, Pemmansmip
Phesent
Quincy St
Jerry
Carruth
L. Diment
Union Clothing House
Kansas Ave
W. James
Falls City
Neb
Ten
Humboldt
Ss. James
Sons OF Veterans
Equabbie
Madrid
Barri
Barcelona
Blarata
Melbourne
Australia
Islands
California
Todia
Colorado Midland
General Longstreet
le Palenske Wo
Alma
Bank Comissioner Breidenthal
Alma State Bank
Mr. Palenske
Beret
Leary
Bsrechan
Tetoa Xs
Eteecham
Boxer ‘Sheat
U.S. Aponte
B. F. Allen CO
Vana
Post
Lake Michigan and
Lake Superior Transportation CO
Markinas Island
Senites
Chartevoix
Marbor Springs
Petoskey
Mackinaclatwnd
Tree
Axl
Addrans
Revolzhatss
Lake 1108
Rosh
N.waterst
Chicagay
Iuatruce
Tokk Caty
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