Is It an Epidemic of Kidney Trouble Across the Nation
The Topeka State Journal cautions readers about a surge in kidney and bladder diseases, warning that many deaths come from unnoticed kidney trouble. It urges early self examination and advises contacting Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York for Swamp Root, a claimed remedy, promising a free pamphlet with the bottle.
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Bright
Topeka State Journal
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Dent
Dr. Kiliets Siaipi
Binghamton, N
Head of Southern Athletic Club With the Fighters
Manager Bob Gray visits McGovern and Corbett camp in Louisville and says the September 22 bout will proceed with no interference. Sullivan invited to ringside. plans for an attractive program and sold-out house. Dixon and others race notes from Sheepshead Bay and Kenilworth. Palmer defeats Dixon in London bout. weather and suspensions affect racing results at Kenilworth and Hawthorne.
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Cincinnati
Bob Gray
Southern Athletic Club
Louisville
McGovern
Corbett
Gray
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
Jim Corbett
John L. Sullivan
Ken
Mc Gray
Sullivan
John L
Louleville
Dave Sullivan
Kid Broad
Grey
Joe Humphreys
Humphreys
Sam Harris
Sheepshead
New York
Fonsoluca
Sheepshead Bay
Colons
Bill
Madden Stable
Tl VW
Bell
Jockey Club
Saratoga Association
Hans Wagner
Hockey R. Henderson
H. Wilson
Dixon
London
Palmer
George Dixon
National Athletic Club
Fdas
Bloves
Ryan Training for Carter in Kansas City Event
Tommy Ryan plans to face Carter in Kansas City as part of training. He will discuss further arrangements for a forthcoming bout and preview the route and tempo of his Chicago style approach.
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Ryan
Carter
Kansas City
Tommy Ryan
Chicago
Stan Pee
Conian
Weat
Baden
Ind
Tom Tong
Boxing and sports notes from a busy September
A fragmented report notes boxing entries with Ryan Carter and Ballyhoo Bey outcomes, Chicago boxing results including Billy Stift over Weinig, Nesley winning a Western Tennis Championship by default, Delmar race results at St Louis, and multiple baseball scores from New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
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Chicago
Mim C. K Nesley
Kenwood
Miss Closterman
Cincinnati
Miss Neeley
Detroit
St. Louis
Mercer
St. Loui
Arti McGuire
Sudhoff
Shields
Kahoe
Cleveland
Rube Waddell
Anning
Tajoie Lind Gochna
Portosapsis
Philadelphia
Terles
Moore and
Wood
Regain Health With Hostatter's Stom ach Ities Remedy
Hundreds of sickly people report restored health using Hostatter's Stomach ities as a cure all. The advertisement claims bold results for dizziness and general wellness and urges readers to try a bottle to prove its value.
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Hostatter
Jefferson City Triumph In Pitchers Battle Atop League Standings
Jefferson City won a tight pitchers duel against Chanute scoring two runs in the eighth inning. Chanute struggled to plate runs, while Holland and O’Fisliran combined on the mound for the win with strong defense backing them. Fort Scott and Sedalia games follow in the notes. The country Life in America excerpt describes ideal rustic fishing camps and the color of salmon in streams.
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Jeffbracn City
Chanute
Jefferson City
Sept. S
Ral Jeferson
America
Scrope
David Brewster
Kansas Fairs in 1902 and County Agricultural Notes
A fragmented 1902 Kansas fairs notice outlines county agricultural associations, secretaries, and events. Names such as Powier, Dorada, Nicholson, Hawking, and Eved appear amid scattered references to county fairs, exhibitions, and secretary roles. The text mentions Jackson County and Mackato with dates around September and August, plus cursory remarks on advertisements and medical tonics.
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Ls & 1St
Jutra
Kanean i Lm
F Agriculture
Powtier ‘County Fair Association
Bach
Ei Dorada
Hewinn’ Pipoaeie Suntie Eeesme
Ei &O
Poechey county—Easters Step Cyaty Sec
Agricultural, Society
Ounty Agricultural Ancletr
Nee Nicholson
Jackson County Agrowtural and Faressevctation
Ane County Anricuiural Far Association
HB. \ey
Mackato
Sgrecey
Fei Esecclation
P Hawking
Secre ‘Tribune
Partes
Amine
Marshal
Cavalry and Engineers Start On Light March Westward
Kansas post dispatch describes Cavalry and Engineers beginning a light march from Fort Leavenworth toward the Riley reservation. Troops advance in order with blankets tents cups and gear, Hundreds of mules and soldiers maneuver through rough terrain to begin mobilization for a 10,000-man army under General Bates. The route runs west over the reservation toward the rifle range, with six companies of infantry to follow and a mountain battery to take up the march.
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Fort Leavenworth
Rivers
Riley
Riley Reservation
Army of 10
Bates
Paeote
Smith B Tesch
Cave
Iim
Ware
Troy
Sixth Infantry
Deusen
Santa Fe Conductor Shot by Drunken Passenger in Red Hook
A Santa Fe passenger conductor was shot and seriously wounded by a drunken Indian aboard a train at Red Hook. The incident occurred near dusk as a Perry crowd from a nearby circus was present. Conductor Fennell was in charge of the train and may have intervened as the altercation erupted among the passengers. The assailant fled into the evening as authorities began investigations.
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Pease Rae
Iageas City
Sine Pease
Santa Fe
Red Hook
Ana
Fennell
Perry x
Indiana
Fragmentary melee ends with Indian drawing revolver
A chaotic street brawl ends when an Indian fires a revolver during a dispute. The bullet misses its intended target but strikes another man. The conductor is treated at a hospital after being wounded. An Indian is arrested and taken to Price City. The report also references a reunion and other local incidents.
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Iytoe
Dunning
Sti la Place
Worth
Wapeka Hospital
Oiant
Price City
Rural delivery route changes and local notices
In the registrar's office a plan begins Wednesday as tensions surface around names like Worley Br Ylonay Hose and Wentworth B. Bisbert Smad. A $90 stipend and Indepandency 58 are noted along with new rural delivery routes in Washington. The slate also mentions a rural deca celebration on October 1 in sections Kansee Mound Pound Alert, Satin kto Creea, and SetieSkin Pewdas.
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Ore ‘Sheioat
John Worley
Gormess
Zon Winneld
Taeransa
John
Ylonay Hose
Wenworth
Bisbert Smad
Ohn Eby
Stow
Ruse Son
Indepandency
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LM Paxwel
Demoss & Penwell
Topeka, Kansas
Minnesota
Chicago Great Western Railway
Bie
Great Western Limited
Wy W. Lencole
Elmer
Gert
Pass A's
Hall Fay
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Topeka
Hotel Empire
Broadway
Mr. Sky
Modern
W. Johnson Quin
Missouri & Kansas
Sporting News
Fighters
Jobo
Bufo Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
O'Neil
Jessie Jarboe
M. Goldblatt
Joe
Lampoon
Erie
Drake
Lexington
Enoch Wishard
John A. Drake
Trinity Bett
Trinity Bell
Wishard
Dan O'Brien
John Welsh
Woodford County
Trinity Bel BP
Rossing
E. Corrigan
Rose Tree
Jockey Woods
Jockey J. Woods
Hockey Club
Hawthorne
Woods
Schorr
Ballyhoo Bey
W. C. Whitney
Kingston
Ballyhoo
Duke of Magenta
Joe Belle
Whitney
EL Mattten
Hamburg
la Belle
Billy Stift
Weinlg
Buffalo
Hye
St Louis
Sept
Delmar
Fits Brillar
Rose
National League
Adhe
Tesey
Manchester
Ieland
Tan
Tee
Gooston
Obetlees Kittredge, Morriser
Pittsburg
Nice Cronin
Phelps McGin
Brooklen
Brooklyn
Bt. Louis
Bt. Loute
M'G'nel
J. O'Neil
Newton
Laumer
Cincinnnati
Hulswitz
Maloney
Phillips
Bergen
Dugsie
ST. Joseph
Ae Sonn Rae
Hanford
China
Denver
Chiles
Pittsburg Cineinsti Ar
Phandelp
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Hostetter
Degrer
Colorado
American Association
Toledo
Loulen
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Soap Eats
Ie Te Bake
Mien
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Springfield
Kan
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Lowala
Layne
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Tories
Shannon
Adams
Sedalia
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Clabe
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Colorado ‘Springs
Americ
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Kansas
Kansas News
Troopa
Leavenworth
Fort Riley
Farner Lowery
Aguinet
Frta
Wallington
What Is
Castoria
Cenuine Castoria Alwayrs
Geo. M. Hammel
Kansas Avenue
Ohio
T. S. King
T. M. James
North Topeka
Earmer
Peoria
Bacutty ‘Lawrence
University
Washington
Kansee—Mound
Satin
Creea
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