Grain-O Prink Promises Health and Evening Coffee Substitute
An advert promotes Grain-O as a nourishing drink for children and adults, claiming it tastes like the finest coffee but lacks harmful properties. It is described as aiding digestion and strengthening nerves, costing about the same as coffee. Includes travel pricing and ticket details for Santa Fe routes and separations.
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Pittsburg
Santa Fe
Templar
Sante Fe
Kanes
Santa Papene Eee
He Tate
Yellow Mill Pond Victim Identified as Miss Emma Gill
Inquest by Coroner Do ten finds the body in Yellow Mill pond is Emma Gill of Southington identified by her father and three brothers. Exhumation ordered to return remains for reburial. Suspect Prnmbi stil in custody. police declining to discuss evidence. Harry Guilford arrested attempting to enter his mother’s residence. officials say nothing more.
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Yellow Mill Pond
Emma Gill
Bridgeport
Conn
Bert
Doten
Southington
Prnmbi
Harry Guilford
Nancy Guilford
Negligence Claimed in Middaugh Death Notification
The Middaugh family alleges negligence led to failure to notify them of Lester Middaugh death at Montauk Point. His supposed body was buried yesterday in Topeka after exhumation and transport from Montauk. Conflicting reports and missing details about his hospital death, effects, and identity raise questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Small
Shorey
Middaugh
North Topeka
Lester Middaugh
Ing
Bnet
Macht
United States
Montauk Point
Hia
War Department
Jay
Topeka
Earl Anderson
Leavenworth
Emporis College Flag Fight Ends With Freshmen Victory
At Emporis College on September 22 freshmen and sophomores fought over a flag atop a telegraph pole. The freshmen initially held the pole guarded by a phalanx while the sophomores surged up. Clashes erupted with fists and clubs at the base. Several were hurt. one sophomore was unconscious for about minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporis College
Mmporia
College of Emporis
Chicago Platform Democrats Endorsement At Syr convention
About 100 delegates from the Chicago Platform Democrats of New York met in executive session at Troy on September 28 and perfected an organization. They reaffirmed that the Chicago platform shall be embodied in the platform to be adopted by the Syr cue convention.
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Chicago
Troy
Chicago Platform Democrats
New York
Pension plan and postwar policy at the June meeting
Hobson and General Hobson led a drawn out debate over re nominating Hobson for the next meeting face. A pension committee report urged granting every surviving soldier and widow a daily dollar for life, noting wealth from the Mexican War. Resolutions backed keeping the Philippines, a republican Cuba, and building the Nicaragua canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Ie Ion
Ptone Pension Committee
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Nicaragua Canal
International Joint High Commission hears U S recprocity fears
Quebec Sept 22 The United States awaken to the stakes of a commercial reciprocity treaty with Canada. American commissioners hear strong protests from farmers led by Aaron Jones and N J Buchelder and from Albert Clark of the Home Market club opposing reciprocity. Colonel Aldace Walker urges rail bonding under interstate rules. Boston Merchants oppose. Congressman Tawney presents lumbermen’s memorial against duty cuts.
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International Joint High Commissioners
Quebec
United States
International Joint High Commission
Ito
Aaron Jones
Indiana
National Grange
N. J. Buchelder
New Hampshire
National Executive
Jones
Albert Clark
Home Market Club
Boston
Canada
Aldace P. Walker
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Hamlin
Boston Merchants’ Association
Col. Walkers
J. A. Tawney
Minnesota
French Eiger Aoy Runner Returns to New York
The French steamer Olinde Rodrigues arrived from Chatteston to Charleston under guard after being captured by the U S cruiser New Orleans while attempting to run into San Juan Porto Rico during the blockade. The vessel was sent to Charleston, then ordered to New York with a crew who will testify for the government. Cargo is to be discharged and stored until trial.
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New York
Olinde Rodrigues
Chatteston Fa Bars
United States
B. Brooks Stight
District of South Carolina
Olinde Rodriguez
New Orleans
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charleston
Ingrain carpet yarn mills halt overproduction
In Philadelphia a meeting of Ingrain carpet yarn spinners resulted in an absolute shutdown of the mills represented. The action aims to curb over production as loom activity declines while yarn output remains high, risking lower prices.
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Philadelphia
Relations severed Italy and Colombia cut diplomatic ties
From Bogota reporters indicate Colombia and Italy have severed relations over the Cerruti affair. Rumors say Colombia will pay ten million francs to Prichard McTaggart and Co for breach of the Antigua railroad contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Colombia
Colon
Galveston
Bosola
Prichard, McTageart & Co
Battery EB of First U S Light Artillery Leaves Cleveland
Battery EB of the First United States light artillery commanded at El Caney and San Juan by the late Captain Allyn Capron departed Cleveland at 2 10 this morning on a 12 car special train from Montauk Point heading to Jefferson Barracks Missouri. No soldiers suffered serious injuries. The unit traveled over the Lake Shore and then the Big Four.
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Cleveland
First
United States Light Artillery
el Caney
Sentingo
Allyn Capron
Montauk Point
Jefferson Harracks
Lake Shore
Humboldt steamship brings 230 Dawson passengers to Seattle
The Humboldt arrived in Seattle from St Michael Alaska carrying about 230 passengers, many of whom were returning to civilization after the Alaska trip. Among them were residents of Dawson and Chicago visitors connected to a rampart railway venture, with treasure reportedly totaling around 200000 dollars and several soldiers transported from San Francisco.
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Dawson
Humboldt
Seattle
Wash
St. Michael
Alaska
Dawson Gite
Civilization
David Bellen
Purset
San Francisco
St Michael
Humpart City
Arnold
Leelenaw Salind
Chicago
Rampart Dis
Robert Moran
Democrats Go It Alone In Montana Fusion Deal
Anaconda Montana Sept 8 The Democratic state convention nominated straight party tickets for Montana offices with William S. Pemberton for chief justice, Wilber T. Piggott for associate justice, A J Campbell for representative in Congress, and Henry Hickerts of Boulder for fused with these nominations. Republican Theodore C Brantley for chief justice and Henry Smith for associate justice are listed with Oliver Holmes of Great Falls as Populist clerk. Sherman plans canceled and a boundary dispute accord signed between Chile and Argentina. Solace sails for Puerto Rico with hospital stores and officers aboard. See new Vapor Baths for 5.00 at Prescott and Co.
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Anaconda
Mont
William S. Pemberton
Butte
Supreme Court
Wilber T. Piggott
Great Falls
A. J. Campbell
Congress
Henry €. Hickerts
Boulder
Theodore C. Brantley
Aneenda
Henry Smith
Oliver Holmes
We Sell Cheaper Groceries Here and Guarantee Satisfaction
A local storefront extols low prices and urges customers to place a trial order to prove quality. The notice promises satisfaction with their goods, asserting they are cheaper than any competitor in the city.
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Pee Ward
Lonsdale
A Snap in Soap and Sundry Grocery Items Listed
A detailed ledger of household goods and groceries with prices includes soap bars 40 for laundry use, Mason jars in multiple sizes, canned fruit, California granulated sugar, baking powders, yeasts, various tobaccos, lye products, mince meat, plastic bird seed, beans, rice, shredded wheat, vermicelli, tapioca, table foods, grains, several coffees, and bacon. Names of brands and items are scattered with quantities and unit measures.
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California
C. P
Rolston
Star
Ee Horse Shoe
Battle AX Tobacco
Greenwich
Bonanss
New England
Two Strings to His Bow Grand Master Reelection Hinted
Grand Master A Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen announced at the Toronto convention that he will run again for grand master. If elected he may resign from the non partisan industrial commission appointed by President McKinley. The crowd greeted the news with applause and re election appears likely. Also reported is the sixth day of the Kansas City horse show with entries in roadsters gaited mares and teams and hunters amid lively crowd interest. A weather note and a currency call to national bankers for condition data as of September 20.
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Sargent
B of L. F
Toronto
A. P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Grand Lodge No Wit
Industrial Commission
McKinley
Kansas City
A Modern Cain Noble Abner Kent Fights His Brother Again
Noble Abner Kent, once exiled after a shot that wounded his brother Wil Kent, returns from exile to attempt another attack at his home. The revolver misfires as police and bystanders react in Springfield.
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Noble Abner Kent
Springfield
Noble
Kent
Wil Kent
Girard
Wue
Negasain
Jal
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Steinberg
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth and
Quincy
Troup
Bonsna City
Santas Fe
Inctuate
Une
Prescott & Co
Sloan
London
Manchester
H. H. Hardy
Queen
Baloo
Bohemian Gil
Tod Sloan
Fan
Cigara
Middaugh Family
Montauk
Tna
Col. Aldace F. Walker
Gail Borden
Eagle
Bature
Shianuad
S. Bora
DR. Hay
Reyer
Atria
Condor Supply Co
Broadway
DH. Hays
Iets
Renda
Dinerleta
Swift & Holliday
Rowley & Snow
Vaerorin
Jefferson Barracks
Montana
Sherman
Dr. Prank Hyatt
Ohio
Ayres
Chile
Argentina
Solace
Tapiova
Pettij
Aversonn
Lion
Levering
Arkola
Panei
Santos Coffee
White House
the Star Grocery
J. S. Sprout
East Sixth Street
Washington
Cain
Eagle’s Hose
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