Congress Split Over Census Errors and Political Fallout
Broad clipping notes New York census discrepancies singled out by Congressman Crisp. Telegram from the New York Herald claims 197,214 more residents than the tallies in the late federal census, suggesting possible extra representation for New York. Discussion hints at Democratic gains in the next House and the impact on census methods. Additional items reference political figures Gordon and Brown, harmonizing party dynamics, and unrelated local notices, editorials, and cures.
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Crisp
New York Herald
New York
New York City
House of Representatives
Congress
Herald
Walker as Senate President Candidate in Alliance Era
Hon Jas P Walker, former Americus citizen raised in Middle Georgia, son of wealthy planter Nathaniel Walker, built farm success and a strong education. Described as firm, fearless, and experienced, with Alliance backing likely to elevate a regional candidate from Southwest Georgia to preside over Senate deliberations.
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Jas. P. Walker
Senate
Americus
Hoe
Middle Georgia
Nathaniel Walker
Walker
Georgia
Cooks and writers in Harper’s Bazaar previews
A lively excerpt discusses pride in local cooks amid humorous banter about kitchen help. The piece previews Harper’s Bazaar October issue with articles by Mary Gay Humphreys, Mary E. Wilkins and Lizzie P. Lewis. It also highlights W J Henderson’s journalism versus literature and ex Senator B F Hughes’s stump experiences and courtesy advice for open air speakers.
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Harper's Bazar
Mary Gay Humphreys
Mary E. Wilkins
Lizzie P. Lewis
W.J. Henderson
Lippincott’s
B. F. Hughes
Man Builds Health After Sar saparilla Cure
James Smith of Lexington Kentucky writes he has been invalid since sixteen, trusted Dr Bull’s Sar saparilla for five months, and at twenty three now feels healthy and ambitious for the first time in life, asking publication without his true name.
Rheumatism Cured by P. P. P. Blood-Cleansing Remedy
An old advertisement claims P. P. P. cures rheumatism by purifying the blood. It describes pains attacking back, shoulders, knees, ankles, hips and wrists and asserts the medicine builds up the body, strengthens it, and conquers the ailment.
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Remedy Co
Atlanta
King
J. B. Hawthorne
First Baptist Church
Sam P. Jones
King’s Royal Germetuer
Express C. O.D
P. P.P
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