Pratt Populi Convene and Name Fusion Ticket in Pratt
The Populiets of Pratt county held a Saturday convention adopting resolutions favoring Populist principles from the St Louis platform and state platform. They endorsed referenda, praised state officials, supported constitutional amendments on banking and taxation bills, and nominated several local officers including Sheriff John Keyes and Clerk Jake Mawissey with mixed party affiliations.
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Pratt County
Bet Satunlay
Firsc
Principates
Polichn
People’s Party
St. Louis
Peoples Party
Republican Party
Republicat
Sherif
John Keyes
Bucklee's Archa Salve and German Salve advertise cures
An old advertisement touts Bucklee's Archa Salve as the best for cuts bruises sores and skin eruptions and claims Bucklee's German Salve cures piles with a money back guarantee. It mentions selling through the Bwiit Kollday Drug Co and lists prices in old coin.
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Bucklee
Bwiit-Kollday Drug Co
John Griffin
Zanesville
de Witt
DeWitt
G. W. Stans
Kansas
Svecon
Fever at Cairo Two Cases In Illinois Town
Two yellow fever cases reported at Cairo Illinois from New Orleans infection. Officials isolate cases and inspect vessels at the river. Board of health in New Orleans tightens quarantine measures and prepares for trials over reporting gaps.
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Washington
Marine Hospital
John Guijerns
Cairo
Wyman
Beer
Csiro
Illinois Board of Health
New Orleans
Carter
Calvo
Til
Guiteras
Board of Health
Joseph Bolt
Sophie Ricard
Date Street
Ney
Licas Ray
Catherine Ray
Clinton S. Dixon
Mme B. Lyons
Soniat Street
Wishop Helman
Barronne Street
Hazel Pisher
Millandon
Penri
Loeb Lielerman
Tourcin Infirmary
Salvador Castnor
Charies Street
Dny
Joseph Holt
Dr. Holt
President Oliphant
Mall
Board of Health Office
Holt
Dr. Olliphant
Hott
Atlanta
Tema
Gov. Foster
Ocean Springs
May Chinn
Biloxi
Folt
Oran Springs
Ocean
Seine Fe Feenery
Mobile
Als
Napoleon's Waterloo Drama Ends in Arrest in Harlem
August Cook actor once famed as Napoleon of Madame Sans Gene remained jailed in Harlem court after attacking his wife with a knife. He mourned lost opportunities for a major stage contract with Augustin Daly, blaming his wife for provoking the incident as he faced potential bailed escape.
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New York
August Cook
Harlem
Cook
Napoleon
Madame Sans-Gene
Augustin Daly
Portia
Ufa
Daly
WAR OF THE WOODMEN TO BE SETTLED IN FEDERAL COURT
Chicago, Sept. 0. Rival factions of the Woodmen of the World contending for the headquarters at Fulton and Rock Island face a final settlement in federal court. An appeal ended state court injunctions as Judge Showalter reviews the restraining order against further disturbances at Fulton headquarters.
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Federal Court
Chicago
Woodmen of the World
Fulton
Rock Island
Inchancery
Tenkins
Showalter
Veteran Wanderer Arrives in St Louis from Boston
Lowell Emery, 76, an itinerant former Kansan, reached St Louis after March journey from Tiestaen claiming robbery of $400 and his Civil War commission papers. He cluttered streets until a policeman took him to hospital and reporters note his tales of battles and wandering.
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St Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Lowell Emery
Tiesten
Third
Kansas Regiment
Hunter
Montgomery
Hall
French silver movement linked to wheat policy and politics
London Times reports politics drives France to seek free coinage of silver. It cites Meline shifts on wheat prices, amid bimetallism talks and French officials' hints of support, warning not to overestimate government resolve or bank officials.
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London
the Times
France
M. Meline
MM. Louvet
ML Maginn
Mmfelin
Wolcott
Schowl
Poeriess Stearn Lauman
North and South Road proposed for Arkansas border link
Citizens of Little Rock heard Governor Jones outline a plan to build a northward road from Little Rock to the Missouri line, linking with a St. Louis toad project to run through the state. The board seeks 5 000 from locals for a preliminary 1 500 survey, with 75 000 total expected, contingent on formal agreement. Col John G Fletcher urged moving ahead and funding, claiming Little Rock would cover survey costs and that final charges would be far lower than Iron Mountain.
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Little Rock
Jones
Board of Commissioners
Aissouri
St. Louia
Arkansas
Elf
Board of Trade
Cititers
Littlenek
Janet
Iron Mountain
Pyramid Pile Cure Promise Wins Pittsburg Reader
A Pittsburg reader reports three months of sleepless distress from piles, finds cure with Pyramid Pile Cure bought for 50 cents. The notice touts the remedy as safe, painless, doctor endorsed, and widely effective, urging readers to obtain the small druggist label bottle or request the Albion Michigan firm’s patient guide.
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Wm. Handshit
56Th St
Cotton Alley
Pittsburg
Pyramid Drug Co
Albion
Mich
Rich Klondike Prospector Promises Large Reward
Denver dispatch reports J L Malcolm says documentary evidence backs a tale of a Cripple Creek prospector who vanished in Alaska, later sending a letter from Dawson City claiming $39,000 in nuggets and a $60,100 bank transfer, with a $200,000 promise and a share for his Denver benefactor. Gideon, once Cripple Creek mine foreman, is cited as the reliable insider.
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Klondike
Denver
J. L. Malcolm
Cripple Creek
Mike Gideon
Alasska
Salt Lake City
Alasta
Sait Lake
Bolivia
Dawson City
Juneau
Alaska
Gideon
Colorado
Springdale
Boulder County
Peaches Without Down From Maryland Horticulturist
Baltimore September 21. William P. Winter a retired carpenter at 8 North Carey Street has grown 4 peach trees in a yard behind his home. He produced crops of smooth skinned red to yellow fruit resembling apples and claims to have developed a peach without the usual nap. He describes a secret method, aims to copyright the scheme, and notes grapevines also thrive near his workshop.
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Maryland
Baltimore
William P.winter
North Carey Street
Winter
Winters
Gold From Europe Wall Street Authority Predicts Gold Imports
Wall Street authority Charles Schumacher expects gold shipped from Europe to the United States within the next two to three weeks as sterling declines. He notes the turn will continue until gold importing points are reached, with the Bank of England keeping its discount rate, delaying the usual rate adjustment. He forecasts gold entering the country by early October. Electric Bitters advertised as a nerve tonic and blood purifier are promoted, with claims of restoring nervous vigor and aiding digestion. Fall festival pictures and photography services by Joka Strice are advertised.
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Wall Street
New York
Sterling Exchange
Charles Schumacher
Europe
Parte
London
Berlin
Bank of England
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health and Strength
Misleading claims target corpulence and flesh growth. The ad touts Golden Medical Discovery as increasing appetite and digestion while purifying blood and steadies nerves. It cites Peter J. Krooker and asserts cures for ulcers and biliousness with Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as gentle laxatives.
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Peter J. Krocker
Famas
McPher
Kans
Shysiciane
Pierce
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