New York World Supports Bryan in Editorial Clash
The New York World, long a foe of Bryan, editorializes under Democracy v. Plutocracy, urging voters to back the Democratic ticket within true democracy. It criticizes Rooseveltism and its alleged excesses, while highlighting its shift toward supporting Bryan and the Democratic candidate. Also notes Cassenna Stomach Tablets gaining popularity with a Chicago area address for orders.
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New York
Aug
Bryan
Ss. Lauia Post Disputch
Tals
Issae
Congress
Democratic Party
Rooseveltem
Roosevelt
Bryn
Arkansas Justice Swift in Quick Little Rock Case
Randolph Young, a Black man, was captured Wednesday afternoon near Augusta after an attempted attack on Mise Ira Edwards. He was arraigned at 2 am, pleaded guilty, and sentenced to 21 years in the Arkansas penitentiary, then sent to Little Rock for incarceration in a rapid, quiet process noted by Arkansas officials.
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Little Rock
Ark
Randolph Young
Arkansas
Mise Ira Edwards
Augusta
Randolph
Newport
Stone’s fight against Missouri lobby gains in history
The Lexington Intelligencer recalls Senator Stone’s 1895 clash with the railroad lobby in Missouri. He pressed for an election fraud law and a fellow-servant bill, challenging Boss Filey era power, extra sessions, and a hostile legislature. Stone’s persistence culminated in reform wins and his 1908 U.S. Senate election victory.
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Stone
House of Representatives
Chauncey J. Filley
General Assembly
Filey
Republican Party
Kaneneity
St. Lote
Euch
Capitol
Republican House
Mixcourt
Tte
Missouri
United States
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Authorities
Leading medical writers and teachers across schools of practice strongly endorse Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia liver concerns chronic catarrhal diseases and related bronchial and lung affections. The preparation uses glycerine extracts from root medicines and is promoted as safe without alcohol and backed by eminent authorities and published endorsements.
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Ita Cies
Prince
Sna
Bartholow
Jefferson
Colpars
Hare
The
Univ. of
Pan
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicf
John King
Cincinnati
John M. Scudder
Edwin M. Hale
Hahnemann Med. College
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery
Ingresien de Pe Plorée
Dulalo
Enemies of His Enemies Remembered in State Records
The Missouri public records honor a hero whose battle against the lobby is symbolized by the enduring record of his service. Gifts or disguises fail to alter the truth, as the laws protect the history from misrepresentation or vandal acts.
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Bloody Hundred Rival Night Riders in Camden County
Richmond Missouri August reports a folklore group called the Bloody Hundred or C P Club, a100 mountaineers alleged to terrorize the Wet Auglatee area. The gang is blamed for dynamite attacks on blacksmith shops and homes, arson, and multiple bombings with several deaths tied to their nocturnal “C P Club” rites. David Bailey, linked to a court case by Felix M Hammers, is said to have ties to local youth. a note warns locals to “Keep mum We never pay C P Club.”
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Richmond
C.P Club
Kentucky
Felix M. Hammers
Wee Auglatee
Camden County
David Balley
Batley
Pulaski
Camden
Hammora
Bailey
Cabina Girla
C. P. Club
Hammers
Winchester
C.P. Cinb
John White
White
Cpl” White
Excellent Health Advice From Mrs Davison
Mrs M M Davison of 479 Clifford Ave San Jose California praises Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headaches liver and bowel torpor. She states a bottle provides more digestive health value than any other remedy she knows of. Sold under guarantee at Frank T Clay's drug store 50 cents.
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Mra
M. M. Davison
Ifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Saye
Frank T. Clay
Wisconsin trip reveals harmful Muco-Solvent claims
A travelogue accuses a Wisconsin visit of promoting a supposed cure called Muco-Solvent for diphtheria and throat ailments. The piece alleges widespread, dangerous marketing, improper medical advice, and public access to a remedy claimed to prevent scarlet fever, croup, measles, and other diseases without physician oversight.
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Wsbhevic
Lostitute
Droggiata
Hose’ Dry Store
Riysler
Croup
Why Stone Should Be Re-Elected Speech Excerpt
Four H club members introduce Senator Stone at a Jefferson City meeting in August. They praise his rise from former governor to United States senator, note his long service, and urge Democrats not to reject his renomination.
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Stone
Vieltor Budiag Nan
ElDoreds Springs
Missouri
United State Senate
Jefferson City
Vea
West
United States Senate
Wests
Senate
United States
Democratic Party
Cowherd the Man In Local Race Spotlight
The article profiles Cowherd as a popular candidate in Missouri races, noting his ties to Grand View and Blue Springs. It highlights his farming background at Blow Springs, ownership of 100 acres, and strong community support with high local vote counts amid a field including Judge W. H Nile and others.
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Mirvin
Cowherd
Blow Springs
Duckgon County
Ian Kantoge
Grand View Ibalso
Blue Springs
Kansas City
Cioran View
Grand View
W. Hnnile
Statt
Seaple
Yankee Girls Win and American Style Praised
Reports from London papers and postal card firms praise American girls for smart appearance and good taste in dress. The piece notes New York, Chicago and Buffalo faces on a set and compares American women favorably to French peers for grace in street attire across stations.
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