Metcalfrey Named United States Senator by Democratic Assembly
Ex governor Metreare of Mavlixon county was nominated for U S senator by the joint Democratic caucus in Frankfort Kentucky. The nomination follows his service in Congress and his long career including command during the Civil War and leadership roles in Kentucky politics.
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Mavlixon County
General Assembly
James FE. Cantril
Scott County
Charles Kh. Wheeler
David M. Sraith
Unit of Representatives
Remtor G. Wo Hislan
Sennett
W. A. Bryon
Bracken Comity
James Bo Me
Creury
Madison
Theren
Gewerton
Chiaity
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Rorforty Sours Dames
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Appomattox
Madison County
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United States
Thometary Conlironie
Bryan Visit Sparks Boston Reception and Banquet
William Jennings Bryan arrived in Boston from New Haven with two delegates, greeted by a large cheering crowd at South Station. He was escorted to the Quincy House by a reception committee led by George Washburn and included Alexander Bruce and Robert Treat Paine Jr. An eight fifty reception preceded a banquet where Bryan again drew attention from political and business leaders.
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Lie Cuwar
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Providence
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Quincy House
George Washburn
Eluir
Alexander Bruce
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Tryan
Quincy
Bryan
Cabman Richard Leake verdict in false imprisonment case
New York jurors awarded cabman Richard F Leake $1000 after he sued ex secretary of the treasury John G Carlisle for false imprisonment. Carlisle and wife used Leake’s cab. Mrs Carlisle’s cape valued at 300 was later found at a pawn shop. Leake had been tried and acquitted of theft.
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Richard F. Leake
John G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Leake
Carlisle
DeArmond Friends Rally Behind Senate Hopeful
Democrats in Missouri discuss supporting Congressman DeArmond for United States Senate amid a push to formalize indorsement in a city caucus within two weeks. Attendees note DeArmond’s statewide momentum, with calls for a candidate declaration after key party meetings, and praise his poise and stance on Philippine issues and rural delivery.
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de Armond
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Hall
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Stone
Clark
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Congress
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Times
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Peineertey
Senate
Missouri Democrats urge tax on corporations to fund schools
In Jefferson City and Sedalia dispatches, Governor Dockery outlines a Democratic program to raise taxes on corporations to fund education. He cites past Republican abuses, touts restored school funds and state credit, and vows party unity against corporate tax dodging while promising renewed public investment and accountability.
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Wade
Democratic Party
Jaye -Pliceit
Commonwealth
United States
Secretary of State
Departments of State
Tibe
Co Lestions
Bill Shielpe
Ransom Row Delays Miss Stone Abduction Fate
Washington report says Spencer Eddy acting as U S chargé in Constantinople believes ministers return signals no new development in Miss Stone case. Ransom money posted temptingly, kidnappers may attempt fresh bid. Fire at Gen Grimes home in Burlington destroys part of mansion built 1850. damage around 5 000 dollars.
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Spencer Eddy
United States
Constantinople
Leishman
Miss Stone
Gen. Grimes
Burlington
Catarrh Seen As A Serious Systemic Disease
Catarrh is described as more than a mere nose and throat inflammation. The text claims it quickly contaminates blood and poisons circulation, potentially damaging the body unless treated. It promotes a product priced at 85 cents that supposedly cleanses the blood and eliminates catar rhal secretions to cure the ailment.
Thebest is the Cheapest newspaper offer
The Thiesa Week Republic is cheap yet first class and prints all news worth printing. If you read it year round you will be posted on important world affairs. It is described as the best reliable newspaper money and brains can produce for family readers. Subscription price one dollar per year. Newsdealers or postmasters can receive or you may mail it directly.
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Thiesa Week Republic
Botanic Blood Balm Promised Cure for Blood Diseases
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancers, claiming to drain poisons from the system, heal sores, improve blood quality, and restore health. It cites 30 years of testing, price at 1 dollar per bottle, and free trial by mail from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
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