Health and Beauty Adverts for Peruna Remedies
Mise Alice Carrow of 2886 Central avenue Minne spollu Ming reports health improvement after four bottles of Peruna tonic. Miss Jenate Johnson of Chicago Teachers’ Federation endorses Peruna for fatigue and stomach catarrh, claiming renewed energy and sleep. A free look is offered by Dr Columbus in Chicago.
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Alice Carrow
Central Avenue
Minnespollu
Ming
Jenate Johnson
Chicago ‘Teachers’ Federation
Healey School of Chicago
Lake Park
Chicago
Columbus
Ghia
Janes Bt Address Mentioned in Brief Note
A fragment notes an address at 37 Great Janes Bt in a brief rep line referencing a person or entity connected to a reported item. The read text provides little context or additional details beyond the location and name fragment.
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Eneas al Rep
Great Janes Bt
Vanderbilt sued in accounting case over railroad deal
New York Sept 27 Anderson anderson counsel for William K Vanderbilt and Edward V W Rossiter treasurer of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad appeared before Justice Be rt to request an order directing their clients to appear and be examined before trial in the suit brought by Eve Black against Vanderbilt Rossiter and Justice Truax took the matter under advisement Carley the defaulting stock broker named in the filing has an arrest warrant issued and is said to have left the state.
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New York
Anderson & Anderson
William K. Vanderbit
Edward V. W. Rossiter
New York Central and
Hud Sin River Railroad Company
Justice Erect
Rt Today
Eipear
Eve Black
Vanderbilt
Rossiter
Snd
Francis D. Justice ‘Truax
Carley
Mill worker loses limbs in fatal mill accident
In Wilmington, Nicholas Weston was on a scaffold at Wilmington Manufacturing Company's jute mill adjusting a belt when his legs were torn off at the knees. Alfred Hart, who assisted Weston, was struck by the rotating shaft and knocked unconscious. doctors fear Hart may die.
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Wilmington
Nicholas Weston
Alfred Hart
Weston
Hart
Immigrants Land in New York as Barge Office Handles Thousands
More than 4,000 prospective American citizens passed through the immigration bureau at the barge office yesterday. They arrived from European ports including Bremen and Liverpool and Queenstown, aboard vessels such as the Kaleer' Syieinen der Grosse and Oceanic, amid a steady stream of hopeful entrants.
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New York
Immigration Bureau
Hurop
Aos
Bremen
Oceanic
Liverpool
Queenstown
Amsterdi
Lord Roberts' Return Nears as Volunteers Reach London
New York dispatch reports Lord Roberts telegraphed London officials that the city imperial volunteers will reach London by November 5. The news pleases the city press as volunteers can join Lord Mayor's day festivities, though Roberts expects a longer stay abroad due to honors and colonial duties.
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New York
Lord Roberts
London
the Tribune
England
Jury Dismissed as Judge Delays Trials After Election
Judge Hazen dismissed the jury in district court delaying cases until after the election. He stated juries would be called only after the holidays, with about four weeks of jury work expected prior to the stoppage and trial dates set later.
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Hasen
Ludge Asen
Judee Hazen
Ees Pt Ee Ge Tee Mets
Seuss
Avalanche of Water Threatens Flood Runoff
A special to the Wet Texan warns residents to evacuate before the flood arrives. One person was seen floating in the Trinity River amid rising waters and urgent alerts as rainfall worsens.
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Ant
Trinity River
Guardian for Emma Abbott's Father to be decided
The document notes a guardianship action for Emma Abbott's father, with Phbnen Washer cited as guardian nominee. A judge is to hear the petition in Milwaukee, per recent court filings.
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Emma Abbott
Phbnen
Ska On Te
Good Roads Movement Forms State Bureau in Kansas
Delegates gather for a Good Roads congress in the Senate chamber to push highway improvements. John K. Wright is named president of the new Kansas State Good Roads Bureau with B J Sheridan as vice president at large as plans for a state wide road program and legislative action are outlined.
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Good Roads Congress
Senate
Good Roads Bureau
John K. Wright
Junction City
B. J. Sheridan
Peeter
Cabuts
Kenge
Good ‘Congress
State House
State Good Roads Bureau
Chicago
W. H. Moore
Interstate Good Association
Topeka
Moore
St. Louis
Princi
Good Roads Meeting Delivers Plans for State Highway Reform
The gathering discusses road upkeep and creamery transport costs, endorses a Kansas Semi Centennial Exposition plan, and backs a three member highway commission with travel expenses paid by the state. Delegates from Ellsworth, Lawrence, Tecumseh, Nortonville and others registered, with Stone and Coburn outlining exposition ideas.
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Pley
J. R. Woodward
Douglas County
Lawrence
Topeka
Ber W
Mr. Coburn
Willie Bonace
Carbon
Branford
Juddiesson
M. Senichi
Fredonis
F. O
Marvin
Coddington
Jim Kieinhans
Jerrick
Pehl Lax
Peter Hell
Speeces
Th Hayes
M. Snattinger
W. G. Frazen
Hubert Stone
Fld
Coburn
HW. Benedict
Charles Smythe
T. Willin
W. A. S. Bird
Major Williem Sts
Gineer Wise
M. Dagar
George W Fee Ana Sae Svensky
Colorado PLYER Seeks Great Rock Island Routan Departure
Partial readable notes show a transport item involving Topeka at 7:19 p.m. and connections to Colorado Springs at 10:35 and Denver at 11:00. The fragmented text mentions schedules and routing but lacks complete details or clear entities.
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Topeke
Suernsas Io Springs
Denver
Elock
Great Rock Island
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Social and Personal Notes From Topeka Club Event
Mr Bennett Wheeler hosted after the concert for town guests who sang at the Auditorium opening. Tickets mention Mrs Belle Small leaving for Chicago and a luncheon for her. Guests include Miss Edna Darrah of Philadelphia visiting Leavenworth friends, Miss Rossington, Miss Florence Rossington, and others. Various social visits listed with names and towns. Engraved invitations offered by Adams Bros. Hutchinson and return rail fare advertised.
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Bennett R. Wheeler
Topeka
Anead
Genevieve Glark Wilson
Carolyn Pease
Geor. la
W. J. Black
Belle Hall Small
Chicago
Shz
Helle Small
Rossington
Florence Rossington
Edna Darrah
W. KE. Thomas
Leavenworth
Philadelphia
Janette Snow
Ottawa
Charles E. Sutherland
Lincoln Street
J. A. McGonegie
Grace McGone
James A McGonegie
Nast
Ed Willams
M. F. Boyle
Lawrence
Crawford
Deer Park Farm
Charles Crawford
Lora Parker
Pratt
A. B. Munch
Gertrude Morehead
Manhater
Maud Matthews
Wichita
Nellie Surchard
Meriden
Holt
Z. C. Biddle
Emporia
G. A. Biddie
C. H. Hoeck
Marshalltown
Iowa
William Hoeck
Jefferson Street
Horton
Harrison Street
Barrett
Kansas City
3. G. Man
Pennsylvania
Pi Phi
J.T. McFarland
J. Gordon Gibbs
Mra Chas
Segford
Gricene
Arthur Capper
Colorado
Thomas Ryan
Mra Andrews
Misa Grace Andrews
Yellowstone Park
Mra James L King
Washington, D. C
Roy Kerle
Esther Walker
Helen
Bessie Brown
Elsie Kerle
Basil Hartley
John Prescott
Francis O'Riely
Herman
Otto Vesper
Adams Bros
Kansas Avenue
Golf championship field swells beyond norm
The Western Golf Association annual tournament drew a much larger field than usual. Despite rough weather and a fall by Neary rake, the course was in near perfect condition for the 18-hole play. The 16 lowest scores qualify for the championship trophy, with the next 16 for the cup and the final 36 for the pro seme.
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Western Golf Association
Olympic Medal Leads Spark Mixed Nations Medals
A scrambled report notes United States leading in bronze medals while Russia, Germany, and Hungary gain mentions. It cites figures like 411 total medals and 61 or 36 counts in various categories, with mentions of Hesse and Great Britain in the mix.
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Russia
United States
Germany
Hesse
Former Atlanta mayor gravely wounded by burglars
Charles A Collier, former Atlanta mayor and president of the Cotton States Exposition, lay near death from wounds after burglars fired at him. His condition was described as critical as police investigated the attempt and noted his previous roles with expositions and city government.
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Atlanta
Charles A Collier
T. Collier
Lafayette At
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State Agri- Seis College
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W. F. Beatty
Austin Eepeanueecearsimg Company
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Cee Tea
A . Thomas
Eolectric
NEW Crawford Theater
Harry Corson Clarken
Tompkins
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France
Kohl’s
Price
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