Peruna advertised by saleswoman in St Paul store
An ad style testimony from Nellie Curtain a head saleswoman in a St Paul department store lauding Peruna as best medicine for women ailments. It cites catarrhal mucus draining weakened systems and cites Des Moines Des Moines time manager H Kassatt and others claiming improved health after Peruna use urging immediate purchase and offering free advice from Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
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Nellie Curtain
Pearl] Street
St. Paul, Minn
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, O
Fashion showroom sale offers covert cloth coats and capes
A historic ad lists covert cloth coats in various styles and lengths from five to ten dollars, including box coats, tight fitting and half fitted effects, black Venetian and mohair dusters, and taffeta Eton blouses with lace trims. Also featured are cloth and silk capes, cravenettes in tan olive and oxford, and remaining tailor made suits broken into five lots. Petticoats offered from 2.99 with guaranteed silk options.
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Eton
Misses Covert Box Coats Tailor Made For Unset Ted Gage
Misses department offers covert box coats with collars or collarless styles. All tailor made for versatile wear. Priced at only 3.95, a practical garment for varying fashion moods.
Bird Coler Meets Gaston in St Louis Rooms
In St Louis on July 6, two men nicknamed governors, Coler of New York and Gaston of Massachusetts, dined around the Tammany rooms. Coler, long called Governor by friends since 1902 defeat, and Gaston, dubbed Governor after last fall’s Massachusetts loss, nearly collided at Murphy’s private room as they entered together.
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ST. Louis
Tammany Rooms
Bird ”. Coler
New York
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Coler
Hugh McLaughlin
Gaston
Murphy
Alphonse
Judge Pollard Named Reading Clerk at Convention
St. Louis July 6 Judge Jefferson Pollard of the St. Louis police court will serve as principal reading clerk at the convention. He is widely known in Missouri as The Human Megaphone, a nickname earned for his vocal courtroom presence.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson Pollard
Missouri
Cleveland Refuses Nomination in Democratic Convention
Cleveland has decisively refused to be a candidate and asked ex-Senator James Smith Jr to read a letter at the convention stating he is not a candidate. Smith, who urged a fund for a Cleveland campaign, claimed the ex-president favored a unanimous nomination but Cleveland later sent a letter declining any nomination. New Jersey delegates indicate they will back Parker.
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ST. Louis
Grover Cleveland
James Smith, Jr
New Jersey
James Smith
Smith
Parker
Cleveland
New
Cleveland May Fight If Parker Fails at Convention
Grover Cleveland watches the St. Louis Democratic convention from Buzzard's Bay on a fishing trip but stays informed of all developments. He could back Judge Parker or, if Parker fails, enter the race himself. Cleveland reads convention reports and remains at Gray Gables as Buzzard's Bay hosts him until the convention concludes.
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Buzzard's Bay
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sandwich
N. H
New Hampshire
Judge Parker
Parker
Gray Gables
Mr. Cleveland
Joseph Jefferson
Folk Hobson Ticket Sprung At Bryan Convention
News of a new ticket Folk for President and Hobson for Vice President emerges at the Jefferson hotel in St Louis as delegates gather to greet Bryan. A new platform is proposed no bribes for men, while jokes mingle with speculation about Parker and political aligns at the event.
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The
Jefferson
William J. Bryan
William
Folk
Hobson
Bryan
TV Am
Mississippi
Parker
Esopus
Falk
Senator Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Mr. Bryan
Best Dressed Man at the Big Convention
St Louis July 6 J Ham Lewis the former Washington statesman appears at the convention advising party managers. He wears white glove undersides steel gray uppers fawn hat long coat mauve trousers and a robin blue puff tie, radiating stage center attention as delegates seek his guidance.
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ST. Louis
J. Ham Lewis
Washington Statesman
Lewis
J. Ham
Still Cheering for Jefferson at Hearst Convention
A veteran Charlottesville man, 72, joins Hearst supporters with cheers for Thomas Jefferson. He laments not fitting in amid noisy shouts favoring Hearst and Jefferson, saying he and Jefferson are too old for the youngsters.
Excursion on Old Colony Steamer to Plymouth from Rowe's Wharf
Every day at 10 am the staunch commodious steamer Old Colony departs Rowe's wharf for a full day excursion to historic Plymouth. The south shore sail lasts about three hours, visitors have 21 hours ashore, and the return to Boston is scheduled for 6 30 pm.
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Old Colony
Rowe's Wharf
Plymouth
South Shore
Boston
Marshall Field Opposes Nomination for VP
Chicago July 6 Marshall Field has refused the vice presidential nomination and forbids friends to present his name at the St Louis convention. His secretary A D Jones says Field is resting away from the city and has left word that the reported candidacy should be denied whenever raised. He says the position has no attraction for him and he declines to be annoyed by consideration.
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Chicago
Marshall Field
St. Louis
A. D. Jones
Field
Mr. Jones
Boston Girl Dragged After Pony Stampede at Beach
Newport Rhode Island July 6 Miss Andrea Andrews thirteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul A Andrews of Newport and Boston was riding at the beach when the pony shied and ran away upsetting her and her foot caught in the stirrup she was dragged some distance and seriously injured
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Newport
R. I
Dr Mary Walker Arrives in St Louis Declines Plans
Dr Mary Walker reformer and lecturer has arrived in St Louis and declines to reveal political plans. She states she is here to help ensure the best possible man is chosen to defeat Teddy Roosevelt.
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St, Louis
Mary Walker
Boston
George Francis Train
Teddy Roosevelt
Roosevelt Nomination Questioned By Frustrated Republicans
Dr. Walker described in formal attire with gray hair and black frock coat. She wears a silk hat and gold rim glasses, with a wing stand collar and gray silk dicky, as she remarks that the party’s lack of a better nominee for Roosevelt shows weakness.
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Roosevelt
A Vacation in Vermont
Send 6 cents in stamps to T H Hanley N E P A Central Vermont railway 360 Washington Street Boston for an attractive book describing and picturing numerous Vermont resorts with prices features and attractions in this encyclopedia of useful information.
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Vermont
T. H. Hanley
Central Vermont Railway
Washington Street
Boston
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