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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1900

Page

7

New York governor race eyed as Roosevelt faces field

New York elects a governor this year and Roosevelt is expected to run again as the Republican candidate. Six Democrats pose a strong challenge including ex Judge Van Wyck who opposed Roosevelt in 1892, Edward M Shepard, ex Controller Campbell, Mayor McGuire of Syracuse, Mayor De Witt of Binghamton, and John B Stranchfield of Elmira. In 1896 Van Wyck lost by 18 000. New York state results are famously unpredictable on state issues.

New York Teddy Roosevelt van Wyck Roosevelt Edward M. Shepard Brooklyn Campbell McGuire Syracuse de Witt Binghamton John B. Stranchfield Elmira

Breach Widens in McKinley Era Rivalries and Goebel Mystery

Widespread party dissension looms ahead of a national convention as McKinley’s allies clash with reformers over tariff policy and trusts. Savannah press notes Democratic unity and hints at a shift on the silver issue, while Goebel assassination puzzles lawmakers, physicians, and witnesses amid a $100,000 reward.

Republican Party McKinley Bryan White House Davis Minnesota Senate

No Eye Like the Master’s Eye Ad Copy

An old advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier for health duty and bodily troubles. It claims to cure pimples, blotches, headaches, and assorted organ ailments with testimonials from Bivena H. Seibert of Hammond Indiana.

Hood Bivena

Cure for Cancer? Swift's Specific Claims Victory

A promotional tale extols Swift's Specific as a cure for cancer and other blood diseases. The letter from Mrs. S M Idol of Winston N C recounts family cancer deaths and a claimed cure after eighteen bottles, while promising a free booklet from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.

Ekill Swift M. Fon Winston, N. c Atlanta Georgia

Electric Belt Promises Medical Breakthrough Claim

An ad claims Dr. J Newton Hathaway has perfected an electric belt for medical use. The belt is described as light powerful and with new attachments for various cases. Patients can apply by writing to Dr Hathaway in Atlanta to receive details and possible cash on delivery inspection.

J. Newton Hathaway

With the Humorists in a Laughing String

A collage of witty exchanges and quips from humorous writers and satirical pieces. Jests about alibis, truth, and a parade of comic lines touch on trials, romantic hints, and social foibles. The humor spans banter on alibis, love, and daily life as seen in spoofed dialogues.

Tax Return Date Fixed For All Georgia 1900 Returns

A March 5 1900 order from Governor Candler Comptroller General Wright and State Treasurer Speer fixes February 1 1900 as the tax return day for the state. The ruling requires property valued on that date to determine 1900 taxes and follows a March 1 deadline rule set by law.

Atlanta Candler Wright Speer Statehouse Comptroller General Islas A. D. Candler Wm. A. Wright

Natives Use A Peculiar Banking System In Kaffaria

A South African scene describes natives from Kaffraria forming a local banking method among trading groups. A chosen banker holds deposits in a bag, purchases goods at stores, and declares debts aloud in front of two witnesses. The piece expands into a humorous vignette about etiquette lessons and a servant girl dismissing a sales pitch at a doorstep.

South Africa Kaffraria

Boston clergyman unites couple by chance in past marriage tale

An elderly Boston couple asked a clergyman to wed them on the spot. The man, a weathered seafarer, and the woman, who joked she had never had a chance before, inspired a swift ceremony with no fee. The priest declared it a privilege to officiate. The piece then surveys Kentucky mountaineers across the Appalachians known for preserving archaic speech and ballads.

Jan Gov. Goevel Gov. Goebel Gov. Goeble Savannah News Detroit Free Press Stagel Washington Pwo Boston Sbe Sabe Kentucky International Magazine

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