Free Medicine Plan for City Dispensary Proposed
Kansas Medical College proposes a city funded free dispensary to provide medicines to the poor. The Board of Health may approve. Dr Judd remains silent as committee members discuss funding, governance, and subsidy arrangements with the county and city officials amid protests and debate.
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Doris
Judd
Mayne Hughes Watney
ML RL Mitchel
3. Alkire
J. Martin
Gonth
Doath of Faith
Wagie
Wyrnas
Heaith
Nike
Weald
Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Promises Relief for Women
A testimonial from Laura Howard of Chicago praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for restoring health after years of pain and fatigue. She urges other women to write for details, claiming the remedy cured her ailments and restored appetite and sleep.
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Latra
Chicago
Keven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Breach Widened in Labor Feud Letter Controversy
A disputed Labor movement letter from September 25 urges action against allegations against Theodore J. Shearer and others. It calls for hearings in Pittsburg Washington or New York to resolve charges and threats to resign from AFL and United Mine Workers if found guilty, with names of eighteen labor leaders listed and a demand for fair justification.
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Ameria
Ameridi
Labor
Dabor
Pittsburg
Washington
New York
Uct
American Federation of Labor
Clearmakere Welop
United Mine Workers of Amneries
American Federica
Bomraitibe
Ista
Council
The
Conritidis Ebisa
Inquiry hears testimony on wrecked vessel actions and drunken crew
In Victoria on September 2 at a formal inquiry into a maritime disaster officers and witnesses described inadequate lifeboat readiness and probable crew intoxication. G Preston Seattle testified the lifeboat contingent was four aboard with one foreigner, and no one ordered boats to stand by. Captain and pilot were accused of drinking, while lookout and other crew appeared unaware of emergency procedures.
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Victoria
B.C
Hs Bees
A W. Phillips
G. Preston
Seattle
Skader
Inneet
Jonean
Skazway
Preston
Cantain Macleod
Reid
Divorce Uniformity Resolution At Episcopal Convention
A resolution was introduced at the Episcopal Convention in New York urging a petition to the General Convention to promote uniformity of divorce and matrimony across dioceses. The report notes attendees including Bizhop Potter and Sen Francieto, and mentions discussions on standardizing marriage laws. Berlin reports Prince Chan to depart for Genoa October 1 after a farewell in Berlin.
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Gotham
New York
Bizhop Potter
Episcopal Diocen
Dr. Greer
Prince Chan
Berlin
Thin City
Guibark
Genoa
Bbe
Europe
Will Revie
Foreign Office
Sat
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Pea
Rew
TEL
Bios
Uae
Big rail orders take up to mid next year
Cleveland Sept 26 The trade paper notes renewed activity in iron and steel across all lines after the strike. Purchases and higher prices are reported, with estimates of 20,000 to 49,000 tons taken by leading interests and 19,000 tons of basic iron moved. Market shows sustained demand into mid next year despite past strikes.
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Cleveland
Fries Valley
Pittsburg
Bessemier
Valier
Bessemer
Parscenes
Ene
Mars
Harty
Chicago
Maggio Granted Bail In Anarchist Case In Denver
Antonio Maggio of Albuquerque known as an anarchist was granted bail after being arraigned before a U S Commissioner in Denver. He faced a federal grand jury in Las Cruces on October 7 with bail set at 10000 dollars but remained in custody until transport. Maggio denied plans to kill President McKinley but said he opposed monarchies and held Italy responsible for hardships of the poor.
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Denver
Coto
Albuquerque
Wens
Depnts
Stwuse Marsal Poraort
Mageto
Ruger
Lees
Cire Mente
Mae
Melkinsey
Genber
Maggio
United States
Italy
Roosevelt in Accident Involves Theodore Roosevelt
The president's son Theodore Roosevelt was in a carriage crash while en route to visit friends in New York. The horses bolted after striking a curb, the carriage toppled, a colored servant accompanying them was hurt, but Roosevelt and the driver escaped injury.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ain
Bergan la Teur
Inquiring for Bonds By City Clerk on Santa Fe Issues
Four letters of inquiry regarding Santa Fe bonds were prepared by City Clerk J. Wh. Samires and reported in the New York Bond Buyer. Letters request details on the city's finances and credit before bids. Bond buyers seek full information ahead of October 7 filing and bond opening.
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Santa Fe
J. Wh. Samires
New York
Imminent Warehouse Prunes Seized By Association
A vague public notice states that all harvest contents in warehouses owned by the Association are to be seized and delivered to the organization. The statement references the Peckery company and implies immediate action on the inventory.
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Te Fo Imimediately
Fragmented Local Weather and Travel Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a wreck near Gregory Halfway and Navigation One. Details are unclear, but the note references entry into a roadway or waterway and possible transport disruption.
Dispatch Carrier Wood Testimony At Key West Inquiry
Lieut Wood testified about delivering duplicate dispatches from Admiral Sampson and his conversations on Du Pont and the Spanish squadron. He described coal shortages, nervous officers, and attempts to learn Sampson's plans while noting possible Cuban insurgent signal codes. Proceedings halted for Judge Wilson's funeral.
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Brooklyn
Licht Spencer
Catan Ran
Wey
Key West
Admiral Sampson
Dupont
Cape San Antonio
Clenfeegus
Sampson Tever
Tenner
Mr. Rayner
Admiral Lampoon
Wuerd
St Key West
Marblehead
Lisut
Wood
Wilson
Klaver Convicted in Topske Joint Case
The district court's first day shows the prosecution won nine of ten actions while the defense won one. Jurors deliberated four hours before finding George Klaver guilty of maintaining a nuisance though Judge Hazen warned against a verdict for lack of evidence. Separate cases against Al Hoyslip and Fred Ross for gambling were directed as not guilty.
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Josy
George Klaver
Klaver
Hazen
Klavier
al Hoyslip
Fred Ross
Jurge Hazen
Chinese Passports Fresentea at San Francisco Detention
Signed by Earl Li a report describes Chinese detainees arriving from their homeland and placed in detention awaiting actions. Telegraph instructions indicate authorities plan to evaluate with care while questioning the validity of the documents.
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San Francisco
Notable Church Event in Lexington KY Sept
Notable event in Lexington church circles marks the Immaculation at Mev Burrit A. Jenkins former pastor of the Christian church at Battalo N Y as president of Kentucky university principal college of Christ in the denomination west of the Alleghany mountains. Addresses were delivered by President Charles F Towng Western Reserve University Cleveland ex Chief Justice Charles H Hazlerigg Frankfort Governor W Bradley Louisville and President Jenkins.
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Lexington
Kyy
Mev
Burrit A. Jenkins
The
Christian Church
Battalo
N.Y
Kentucky Univereity
Princtpwl College of
Ec Christ
Ff Alleghany Mountains
Charies F. Towing
Western Reserve Univereity
Cleveland
Charles H. Hazlerigg
Frankfort
W. ©. Bradley
Loulaville
Jenkins
Governor on Vacation Arrives in San Francisco
San Francisco September 26 A ban ingsea governor of New Gunes has arrived en route to Europe for a months leave. He says the colony's resources show steady but slow development. Gold From Australia. The steamer Sierra from Australia brought over 130,000 in gold.
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San Francisco
New Gunes
Europe
Australia
Sierra
Man receives death for assassination murder verdict
The court sentences Caglaess to death for the assassination of the president after a trial in which the defendant claimed no further defense. The judge states a grave crime against state and union, and the condemned is to be executed in the week ending October 28.
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Czolemex
Titus
Ceolgasz
Bis
Ua Ny
Agin
Tithe
Seine Court
Elus
Canigosr
Caldwell
Auburn
Bloodgood Daughter Found Safe After Vanishing
New York Helen Bloodgood 18 daughter of William Bloodgood disappeared Thursday morning from 88 Irving Place and was found in a Basking Ridge New Jersey hotel by Friday night. She lived under an assumed name and displayed normal mental condition during the stay, with her mother notified and her return home completed by early evening.
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New York
Helen A. Bloodgood
Wi- Ham Bloodgood
Irving Plate
Basking Ridge
Beret
Summit
Louse Johnson
Cottart
Miss Bloodgood
Sara
Bloodgved
Pollee
Tie
Bloodgned
Bloodgood
Moodgood
Miss Bloods
bin Battlesnore
Mies
Ednestae
Hotel dispute ends in police report and witnesses
A muddled report details a hotel proprietor named at a Maine location with references to Miles Bloodi and a Mrs Troxel. The piece mentions a relative of Mrs Troxel, a Glenda from Mio, and a Henry involved, with five labs said to be in the house and police noting two men were frightened.
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Leo
Eos Sabee
Hasking Bidie
Miles Bloodi
Mrs Troxel
Mim Jaxae
Glenda
Mio
Ald Frichin
Aerse Beesel
Unitarian Conference Opens With 600 Attendances
At the National Unitarian Conference opening in Satatiga New York the credentials committee reported attendance around 600 across 116 churches and 6 denominations. The season’s start notes include a roughly one third participation rate and broad denominational representation.
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Unitarian Conference
Satatiga
N.Y
National Unitarian Conferente
Committee On Credentials
Delspilis
To Be Prince of Wales
London reports from the Herald that details of the Duke of Cornwall and York's future role as Prince of Wales are completed and the dignity will be conferred immediately upon his return to Britain.
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New York
Herald
London
Duke of Cornwall
York
Prince of Waite
Fat
Dignsty
Market Report Shows Mixed Opening Activity Across Commodities
The market notes a dull opening with corn and wheat futures trading near unchanged levels while oats and barley show modest moves. Cattle receipts at Kansas City and Chicago reflect steady demand with best bids holding. investors monitor spot prices and nearby contracts amid cautious trading sentiment.
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