Hired labor agitators and Florida politics clash
A column questions Mark Hanna's remark on labor agitators aiding Bryan. It notes a former Indianapolis newspaper seller launching a new paper after selling an afternoon edition for 50,000 dollars. The Franklin County Oyster Law falls to Judge Malone as unconstitutional, and criticism targets the last legislature for trying merely to collect pay.
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Mark Hanna
Bryan Come
Franklin County
Malone
Monster devil fish cancer talk circulates in health ad
A health pamphlet touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for a “monster devil fish” cancer type ailment. It also notes free speech debates with Senator West over Philippine matters and criticizes imperialist censorship, while urging better roads for Long Island farmers and Florida politics.
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Dr. King
W. L. Farrior
Senator West
Philippine
Frightful blunder and arnica salve offer cure
An ad touts Buckle's Arnica Salve as the best cure for burns sores and skin eruptions with a 25 cent price. It also notes Census Director Merriam urging agriculturists to prepare detailed farm operation data for the coming census to ensure an accurate count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Farrior
Merriam
The Only Safety Vaccination Save Georgia Florida
The State Board of Health urges vaccination as essential to prevent smallpox spread from Georgia and Alabama to Florida. About 200000 residents vaccinated, but many remain unprotected. Dr Porter and County Health officer Dr F C Wilson lead efforts to emphasize the need.
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
State Board of Health
Porter
F. C. Wilson
Pensacola Prepares a Creditable Mardi Gras Parade
The Journal reports Pensacola will host a notable Mardi Gras parade with the Clerk's Union completing arrangements and designers working on floats and paraphernalia. Preparations are underway to finish everything by Mardi Gras night and attract visitors from along the L and N line with anticipated low travel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
the Journal
Univn
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Florida by Governor Bloxham
In compliance with state custom and the Board of Education, Governor William D. Bloxham designates Friday February 2 1900 as Arbor Day. He urges observance in schools and educational institutions with ground beautification and educational exercises to impress its benefits on the rising generation. Attest: Joan L. Crawford Secretary of State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
William D. Bloxham
State of
Florida
William D. Broxham
Roberts Will Go Polygamy Report Splits House
A special committee on the Roberts case finds that Roberts has contracted plural marriages and that the fact was widely known in Utah and charged during his congressional campaign. The majority moves to exclude him from Congress, while the minority favors admitting him then expelling him for polygamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Roberts
Utah
Congress
Hack Medicine and Bullying Tactics in Imperialism Debate
The piece denounces aggression by opponents of imperialism and criticizes government bullying. It defends constitutional fidelity and opposes military despotism as shown in a speech attributed to General Merritt, urging defenders of traditions to remain vocal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Merritt
Outcry Over Constitution, Cuba, and Philippines War
A Journal column argues the McKinley administration betrayed constitutional principles by waging war in Cuba and the Philippines. It condemns conquest as unholy and unjust, labeling opponents as traitors while defending self governing peoples and denouncing U S policy abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Spain
Philippines
A Night of Terror and a Widow's Sixty Day Miracle
A Machias widow, wife of Gen. Burnham, faced a night of terror as doctors feared she would not live. Mrs Lincoln reported she begged for Dr. King’s New Discovery for pneumonia and consumption. After three small doses she slept, and continued use cured her, with bottles at 50c or trial bottles free at Farrior's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Farrior
Taint and McKinley Quotes Stir Political Debate
The narrative repeats phrases attributed to President McKinley denying various political ills and actions. It notes calls against trusts, the gold standard, polygamy in Utah, and currency withdrawal, accompanied by the refrain Tain't in response. The piece cites a Spanish war roast beef critique linked to McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Utah
Otis Chides Officers In Philippines Bribery Claim
A Atlanta Journal critique denounces General Otis for urging officers in the Philippines to beware bribery by Filipinos while accusing him of failing to win respect and confidence. The piece calls his proclamation disgraceful and implies it lowers his standing among officers.
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Otis
Philippines
Atlanta Journal
Opera save life urged for Mrs Hunt in Lime Ridge
Doctors warned Mrs. I. B. Hunt faced only one slim chance to live through an operation after failed cures for severe stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. The dramatic prognosis framed a life or death medical decision in Lime Ridge Wisconsin.
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I. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
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