War News Mixed as McKinley Polls Loom in 1900
The Times Recorder reports conflicting Philippines updates with Aguinaldo’s fate unclear. A Republican National Committee decision in Philadelphia signals McKinley and Root as likely ticket. Wall Street notes Aston from Atlanta. Governor Candler signs a sleeping car bill. Georgia editors praise Lewis in Congress. Christmas reflections urge unity and peace, with moral lessons spanning centuries.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Root
Times+Recorder
Henry McIntosh
Albany Herald
Georgia
Lewis
The
Heraldyn
E, B. Lewis
Aura Georgia Datriet
Congress
House
Levis
Give Selfishness A Holiday And Share Christmas Cheer
A Christmas message urges turning the holiday into universal charity, helping the poor and indigent families, and weakening self focus. It advocates observing true charitable conduct, aligning with Christian doctrine, urging readers to extend care beyond personal wealth and to set aside self interest for greater benevolence. It ends with an ad style note for a cold remedy, reflecting mixed content.
BANK PRESIDENT CAUGHT IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS DISPUTE
Calp Acrued of Miaappropri erhment Fi Toon ANGxLety reports Charles a Colw, former Globe National Bank president of Boston, arrested by U S Marshal on a charge of misappropriation of government funds. He arrived with wife and son in Redonda then Los Angeles, awaiting Boston advices. Colw had resigned weeks earlier after ten years with the bank.
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Charles A Colw
Globe National Bank of Boston
Redond
United States
Osborne
Boston
Flint
Cols
Vasaayes
Redonda
Cole
Deney
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Globe Bank
Havana Council Rejects Resolution to Thank McKinley
Havana city council refused to adopt a resolution thanking President McKinley for his Cuban policy remarks. The vote followed opposition arguing the message added nothing new and merely restated prior promises. Several members opposed allowing foreigners to direct Cuba’s education. A formal protest will be considered at the next meeting.
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Havens
Havana
McKinley
Bia
Cuba
Congress
Sanitos
Narrow Escape From Furnace Fall In Tennessee Mine
In Cry, Tenn on December 24 Daniel N. Strickland, an iron furnace worker, fell 18 feet onto a molten crust, clutching a red hot bracket to survive as a helper was lowered and pulled him up unconscious. Strickland survived with severe burns. his condition later reported improving. In Lynebe, Ophor bites, Texas dated December 23, the Henderson county jury found Ed Cain guilty of conspiracy in the mob that killed three Humphreys on May 23, sentencing him to life imprisonment. Other mob members’ cases adjourned to Wednesday.
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Tenn
Daniel N. Strickland
Hi Bole
Strickland
Lynebe
Ophor
Tex
Morley Lemon Elixir and Drops Advertisements
A fragmented ad list touts Mozley’s Lemon Elixir curing indigestion liver stomach and kidney issues with testimonials from varied callers. Also promotes Mozley’s Lemon Hot Drops for coughs throat and bronchial diseases and Hall’s Great Discovery kidney and bladder remedies with a certification note from 1808.
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Mozley
Morley
Gionaro
Jefferson St
Loninville, Ky
H. A. Morley
Atlanta
Gaz
Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy guarantee offered
Dodson's Pharmacy guarantees every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund the money to anyone not satisfied after using two thirds of the contents. It is touted as the best remedy for lagrippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is described as pleasant and safe to take. It is claimed to prevent any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia.
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JR. Hand Dodson
Chamberlain
H. ‘A. Williams
Gentryville
Ind
A. Rembert
J. B., Hardeen and Dodson
Croup Remedies and Hotel Plans Highlight Old Newspaper
An advertisement urges early use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to prevent croup attacks in children, touting twenty five years of proven success and wide use. Separately, Crocker Estate Co plans a $1,000,000 modern fireproof hotel at Van Ness and Sutter in San Francisco, with other items mentioning medical tonics and curing coughs.
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Iesser
San Francisco
Examiner
Crocker Estate Company
Vanness Avenues
Sotter Atresta
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