Democratic Ticket and political notices in Chipley
A Chipley Florida notice from August 27 1898 details Democratic candidates for national state and county offices including Sternen M Sparkman James B Whitfield R F Taylor F B Carter H E Day J M Bryan J L Morean Dr W E Coleman J W Williams A Q Jones R C Horne T J Mobley and school board members. The editorial comments reflect on Hobart and Captain Evans praise of the Iowa crew with praise for American seamen.
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Evans
Iowa
First Florida regiment rebrands as Florida Improvement Volunteers
The boys of the First Florida regiment rename themselves the Florida Improvement Volunteers. They camped at Tampa clearing about 35 acres, moved to Fernandina, with a plan to Huntsville Alabama for another camp. The Mobile Register lampoon notes and a satirical exchange remarks on farmers jars and merchants.
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First
Florida Regiment
Florida Improvement Volunteers
Tampa
Fernandina
Huntsville
Ala
Candy Cattartie The Most Wonderful Medical Door
An advertisement extols Casvarets Candy Cattartie as pleasant and refreshing with gentle positive effects on the liver and bowels. It claims cures for colds headaches fever constipation and dulness and urges readers to buy a box today. The piece shifts to boast of national production in multiple industries and ends with a patriotic flourish from the Times Union and Citizen.
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C. C.C
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Times Union and Citizen
One Hundred Thirteen Day War With Spain Ended
A Metropolis summary notes that the Spain–US conflict lasted 113 days from April 21 to August 12. It highlights quick naval victories at Manila and near Santiago, rapid war declarations, and the broader impact on world views of American strength and enterprise.
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United States
Spain
Prussia
Austria
Turkey
Manila
Santiago
Havana
Cuban
Congress
Woodford
Likely Naval vs Army Clash in New York for Gubernatorial Nomination
The Herald reports a heated contest between the army and navy in New York as the Republican nomination for governor becomes the prize. Commodore Philip, formerly Captain Jack Philip of the battleship Texas, is expected to enter the race.
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Navy
New York
Herald
Philip
Jack” Philip
Texas
Roosevelt Rivalry Sparks Talk Of Nomination
Commodore Philip, born in New York state fifty seven years ago, is put forth as opposition to Col. Theodore Roosevelt. Though not active in politics, he is described as a capable Republican with a strong war record. Both men are popular, and a Roosevelt Philip contest would draw interest.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Commodore Philip
New York State
Philip
Roosevelt
Cascarete Candy Cathartic Liver Stimulant Ad
An old advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for biliousness and constipation with Cascarete Candy Cathartic. Claims include relief from headaches fever and digestive issues with a money refund if not cured. Sample and booklet offered. price 10 cents or 5 cents for a box.
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C.C.C
Cuban insurgents demand ransom to end rebellion
The Jacksonville Metropolis reports on a Washington Post claim that Cuban insurgents want the United States to pay them 15 million dollars to secure their acceptance of a regime of liberty in Cuba. The piece argues the insurgents contributed little to the Santiago campaign and questions the demand's basis.
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United States
Cuba
Washington Post
Santiago
Jacksonville
Spain Peace Terms Leave Cuba Task Far From Done
The editorial argues U S peace with Spain shifts focus to Cuba where reconstruction will be harder than for the South. It warns of famine, corrupt rule, and guerrilla violence requiring strict military government and merit‑based appointments to restore order and democracy.
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Spain
United States
Cuba
South
Tammany
Browns' Iron Bitters Promises Liver Health
A vintage ad urges men not to neglect the liver, claiming Browns' Iron Bitters cures liver troubles and delivers strength and vitality. The copy asserts the product is sold by all dealers and can prevent serious health complications.
Uses of wood pulp in Pensacola industry
An article notes wood pulp manufacturing moving from experiment to potential mills in Pensacola. It outlines cellulose uses across industry, including as paper stock replacing Tags and as a rival material to iron, steel, wood, glass, and ivory, signaling broad economic impact.
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Pensacola
Pensacola Pulp Mills
Pensacollans
Pensacola News
Pulp Mills Could Fuel Wide Industrial Boom in Pensacola
The Pensacola News argues wood pulp from local mills outperforms metal for wheels and many products. It cites durability, elasticity, and heat resistance, noting uses from billiard balls to artificial teeth and even canoes, coffins, and porcelain ware.
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Chipley
Fla
T. C. Jonas
Bpttor
Chipley, Fla
FloriDa
Sternen M. Sparkman
James B. Whitfield
Supreme Court
R. F. Taylor
F. B. Carter
H. E. Day
J. M. Bryan
J. L. Morean
Democratic
Dr. W. E. Coleman
J. W. WiLliams
A. Q. Jones
R. C. Horne
T. J. Mobley
B. Buss
W. F. Buss
E. Singleton
Hobart
Reed
Hay
Union
Citizen
Mobile Register
United States of America
Madrid
Scott's
Ck C. Cotton
Westville
Mi. Fice
Court House
D. Carmichael
J. Jones
BENJ
Liddon
State of Fla
Liddon Attorneys
John Eagan
Fagan
Aat
Pensacola Florida
Firstudicial Circuit of
United States Court
Tallahassee
Supreme Court of
State of Florida
Ashington
Holmes
Jackson
Eagan
J. MM
Clutter Music House
Smith & Barnes
Kimball
J.m.clutter
Palafox St
City Tensorial
Lee Thomas
Fawcett & CO
Chatham Mills
Fleer
Grist
Balsing Pingel
Tevasene Trent Oets
Bay Bay Street
Savannah
West Florida
U. S
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Marion & Marion Patent Solicitors & Civil & Mechanical
Pfiarere Oratusics
Bachelors In
Associ Asnoc
D.C
Orrides
Montreat, Cay
NEW York World
Beon
Ree Eek
Chipley Banner
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Joxy Brissen Watkar
CONTR
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
New Yor
DeFuntak Spgs
H. F. Cook
i.A_ Priv
DeFuniak Springs
Powell Ea
O.c.ferry
Detroit
Mich
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