Peruna touted as catarrh cure for stomach and other ills
An advertisement style article promotes Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy. It quotes Hon. M. C. Butler praising Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach relief, asserts catarrh causes dyspepsia, and claims Peruna cures catarrh wherever located from head to stomach. It includes customer testimonial A C Lockhart detailing weight gain and improved health after using Peruna.
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M. C. Butler
South Carolina
United States
Peruna Medicine Co
Washington, D. C
Perina
Peruna
A. C. Lockhart
Weaver Endorses Peruna For Coughs In Washington Note
John B. Weaver of Colfax Iowa writes from the National Hotel Washington D C in support of Peruna as a remedy for coughs colds and catarrh saying he can unhesitatingly recommend it and is satisfied it will do all you claim for it He is a presidential candidate on the Populist ticket in 1892
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John B. Weaver
Colfax
National Hotel
Washington, D. C
German Baron Endorses Peruna For Colds And Coughs
Baron J. M. Vendenheim of Washington DC writes that after two winters of persistent coughs and declining health Peruna cured him and restored strength. He grants permission to publish his heartiest endorsement praising Peruna as a medicine and tonic for colds and coughs.
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J. M. Vendenheim
Washington, D. C
Peruna
Baron Vendenheim
Prince Jonah Kalanianaole Endorses Peruna Remedy
Prince Jonah Kalanianaole of Hawaii endorses Peruna as effective for coughs colds and catarrhal trouble. He invites prompt results, offering Dr. Hartman’s free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Prince Jonah Kalanianaole
St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hawaii
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Luther Boston Visitor Reveals Hidden Identity in St Louis
Amos T. Luther of Boston, famed for his elusive identity in the last campaign, arrives in St Louis and meets James Powers of Ward 13. Powers escorts him to the Irish village where a server questions his origins, prompting Luther to joke about Somerville, then plans a California trip and a scheme to buy big trees for lumber.
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ST. Louis
Amos T. Luther
Boston
James F. Powers
Ward 13
Fair Grounds
Powers
Colleen
Amos
Somerville
Ireland
Jimmy
Luther
California
Felicitations For HUB PUNCH At Hand
A brief ad note lauds HUB PUNCH praising farsightedness in keeping the punch available. Mentions sales by ceased dealers and lists H. Graves & Sons of Boston Mass as proprietors in the closing lines.
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H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Bryan Wants Hill Plasters
St Louis July 8 William Jennings Bryan left the resolutions committee rooms and asked a friend for mustard plasters saying he would buy two boxes at about 25 cents each. He joked he wanted them to draw Parker out on Hill’s views.
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ST. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Resolutions Committee
Hill
Parker
Prohibition Nominee Swallow Invites Bryan to Join Image
In Harrisburg on July 8 Rev Dr Silas C Swallow the Prohibition candidate for president sent a telegram to William J Bryan urging him to come with them citing Numbers 10 29 Read Moses said unto Hobah the son of Raguel the Midianite Moses father in law we are journeying into the place of which the Lord said I will give it you come thou with us and we will do thee good for the Lord hath spoken good concerning Israel
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Harrisburg
Penn
Silas C. Swallow
Prohibition
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Moses
Hobah
Raguel
Israel
Bryan Takes A Hurry Up Lunch In St Louis
Willam J. Bryan ate a modest lunch at a quick lunch establishment in St. Louis. He ordered stewed tenderloin with potatoes milk and cantaloupe for 40 cents and paid his fellow delegate’s bill. He avoided the hotel restaurant to escape slow service and hurried to a meeting.
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ST. Louis
Willam J. Bryan
Bryan
Hearst Boom Cost Reveals Campaign Outlay in Convention
The World dispatch from St Louis reports W R Hearst faces a convention showing not more than 150 votes, built on a campaign expenditure of about 1.4 million dollars. It notes prior spending near 1.3 million and that each vote costs roughly 9,383 dollars, with expected further outlays of about 100 thousand more.
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New York
St. Louis
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
Parker's Daughter Climbs Convention Fence at St Louis
Mrs Charles Mercer Hall daughter of Judge Parker shows boldness by climbing a convention hall fence to exit after a session. She sits in a front box with Mrs Daniel Manning and Rev Hall nicknamed Father Hall. Described as delicate yet shrewd, she wears a white linen gown with Irish lace.
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Parker
ST. Louis
Charles Mercer Hall
Hall
Daniel Manning
Father Hall
Parker Nominated by New York for President Alton B Parker
In St Louis on July 8 Martin W. Littleton urged the convention to back Alton B. Parker, arguing against a “stupid peace” and praising Parker as a Democrat devoted to party unity. The speech connects Parker’s rise from poverty to the state’s top bench and calls on regional factions to unite for victory in November.
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Louis
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Judge Parker
Old South
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
New England
The
United States
Alton B. Parker
Williams Tells Of Torture After Release In High Ball
St Louis reports John Sharp Williams described his release from the chair with a tainted cry and compared the experience to crucifixion. He spoke while sipping a large cold highball amid questions and a hostile reception from the audience, likening his voice to being placed in a menagerie.
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ST. Louis
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Croker Cablegram Allegedly Sent From Wantage Declared Fake
St Louis July 8 A St Louis paper printed a cablegram reporting Richard Croker urged Edward Murphy Jr to back Hearst after Parker The cablegram is denied by Murphy who says he never received it and that it was found in his pocket and published as a fake event follows past political episode similarities with Morey letters and Mulligan case
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St, Louis
Morey
Garfield
Mulligan
Blaine
St. Louis
Wantage
Edward Murphy
Greater New York
Parker
Hearst
Richard
Richard Croker
Edward Murphy, Jr
Democratic Chivalry Toward Mrs Manning
Mrs Daniel Manning and a party of ladies were admitted to the Coliseum convention after she introduced herself as Mrs Daniel Manning to the doorkeeper. The anecdote recalls her husband’s political prominence and her role in backing Grover Cleveland.
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Manning
ST. Louis
Daniel Manning
Coliseum
Clock Winder Granted Access to Executive Resolutions Room
In St Louis on July 8 a crowd gathered as the resolutions committee met in executive session. A mild man entered the room claiming he needed to wind the clock. The doorkeeper halted him but he was admitted after explaining his purpose.
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ST. Louis
Committee On Resolutions
Cale
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