Endorsed Patented Peruna Receives Wide Praise
Inspector-General Union Veteran Legion Saya and high officials declare Peruna safe and reliable. Testimonies from Donald Roth Jr, James Pracken, John Finn, Homer Riges, G W Woodbury, J Edwin Browne and others describe indigestion catarrh and relief, with Peruna now in tablet form as an alternative.
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Union Veteran
Legion Saya
James Pracken
Tenth Ave
New York City
N. Y
Grand Knights of
Reigna Celia Council
Knights of Columbus
Homer Riges
the Union Veteran Legion
Pension Bureau
Washington
Prairie Fire Rages Across Nebraska Sand Hills
A prairie fire in the Paxton area of Nebraska has burned for two days, killing James Kane and destroying homes and livestock. A 50 mile wind fanned the blaze, with embers carried ten miles ahead, forcing ranchers to plow safety furrows as the flames swept across thousands of acres.
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Paxton
Neb
Sand Hills
James Kane
John Kane
Kane
Bryan Won’t Talk at New York Banquet Date
W J Bryan declined the New York National Democratic Club invitation for April 13 saying his presence would be embarrassing whether speaking or attending. Governor Haskell of Oklahoma shared speaking honors with Bryan, arriving with a large Oklahoma party including State Treasurer Menifee and National Committeeman Brady.
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Des Moines
W. J. Bryan
New York National Democratic Club
Allence
Arieen
Haskell
Oklahoma
Bryan
Bandits Loot Bank of Mounds Oklahoma
Bandits robbed the Bank of Mounds Oklahoma on April 6 looting $6400 after entering the rear and using nitroglycerin charges. They set a barricade of boxes barrels and barbed wire and fired on citizens who rushed to help before fleeing north with the loot.
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Mounds
Bank of Mounds
Bryan Responds to Interruption at Campaign Speech
William Jennings Bryan faced a rude interrupter in a pro McKinley community audience. He ignored the noise until a fourth taunt drew a rebuke about joining the Republican party, provoking the crowd to laughter and restoring order.
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William Jennings Bryan
Willis J. Abbott
Bryan
Mckinley
Looge
Republican Party
Tragedy at East Forty-ninth Street Tracks in Cleveland
A well dressed unidentified man placed his neck on a Wheeling & Lake Erie track in front of an approaching locomotive at East Forty-ninth Street Cleveland. His head was severed and carried upright on the locomotive pilot for several blocks. No identification found on the body.
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Cleveland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
East Forty-ninth Street
Bates Co Farmer Killed by Mule Team on Bedford Farm
Hugh Thomas, 42, of the Bedford farm two miles southwest of Adrian, was found dead Tuesday evening while plowing with young mules and a horse. His neck and back were broken, likely from the team moving after he lay over the double tree. Three young sons, ages 7, 9, and 11, witnessed the tragedy as neighbors and a coroner investigated. An autopsy confirmed back injuries. the jury ruled death from injuries inflicted by the team, possibly aggravated by the plow being out of adjustment. Thomas had recently buried his wife and child and left the three boys. Funeral services were held at the Dunkard church with Elder Geo. Lentz officiating. He left $5,000 life insurance.
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Hugh Thomas
Bedford
Adrian
Thomas
Acone
Dr. Sates
Lusk
L. J. Prine
R. P. Harper
Joe Feraris
George Wright
J. E. Crowder
G. A. Ibbotson
Thas
Dunkard
Geo. Lentz
Bryan blocks rival banquet plan on Jefferson’s day
In New York on April a rival banquet to the National Democratic Club event on Jefferson’s birthday was squelched by Bryan himself. Harry H. Hughes of Springfield, Missouri gave a $1000 check to Harry W. Walker, Bryan’s local representative, and secured an option on the Waldorf Astoria ballroom. Walker notified Bryan and received a Lincoln telegram stating the matter must be submitted to him, with Bryan opposing any rival banquet.
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New York
National Democratic Club
Jefferson
Bryan
Democratic Club
Harry H. Hughes
Springfield
Harry W. Walker
Waldorf-Astoria Grand
Walker
Lincoln
W. J. Bryas
Twenty Year Sentence? Arnica Salve Ad Promises Cure
A fragment advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming it heals sores boils burns and wounds quickly. Mentions a twenty year sentence oddly as context and cites Frank T. Clay's store as seller with price 25 cents. Names Klen and Woolver appear as endorsers.
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Burkie
Klen
Woolver
Ate Y. Bucklen
Frank T. Clay
Fear Bryan Will Challenge Republicans In 1900 Election
The New York Evening Post warns Republicans Bryan will be a formidable opponent if he runs for president. It notes his vast following and relentless energy, suggesting the party cannot easily defeat him. The piece argues Republicans risk collapse under his campaigning and cites 1896 platform criticisms, economic turmoil, and widespread unemployment as مصادر that could leverage Bryan against the party.
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The
New York Evening Post
Rep
Bryan
Cave
Mr. Bryan
Thas
Republican Party
Mila
Huelnese Hae
Mill Lave
No Time For the People in Tariff Crisis
In March 1107 Democrats in the senate defeated the slip subsidy bill led by Senator Carmack of Tennessee. The Republican senate now passes a elipsulating bill and sends it to the house. Supporters say tariff revision and reforms await after the election, while financiers press for the Aldrich bill and subsidy aligned measures.
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Senate
Repubcan
Carmack
Tennessee
Republican
Aldrich
Mr. Bus
Republican Party
Friends of the Tariff
Epoch Making Says State Powers Must Stand Local
Attorney General Young of Minnesota argues that the supreme court landmark may force state governments to yield functions to federal judges and centralize power. He quotes the Commoner on local self government and warns against eroding the division of powers crucial to self rule.
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Young
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Thore
Missouri Pacific Issues Folder for Denver Democratic Convention
Missouri Pacific released a handsome folder and timetable for the National Democratic Convention to be held in Denver Colorado on July 7. The folder features a Democratic delegate with a gavel, Denver sights and photos of streets and buildings, and promotes a $17.50 round trip from Kansas City.
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Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Denver
Colo
Union
Leddite
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Correcting a Popular Delusion on Prohibition Change
The Carthage Democrat argues under Missouri law the governor cannot veto or veto an amendment to submit statewide prohibition. It says amending the constitution rests with the people and legislature, not executive action, criticizing Roosevelt’s example and opposing legislature-ignored moves.
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Roosevelt
Uession
Carthage
Beer Tax Falls Short by Nine Thousand Dollars
Jefferson City Missouri April 6 There are 60 many dry counties in Missouri now that the revenue the State derives from the inspection of beer is seriously affected. Monthly reports show a steady falling off in receipts from this source. The Inspector turned into the State Treasury his collections for March totaling 27896 99.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Treasury
State Insurance Department
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Nebraska
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