National and State Democratic Ticket Names By Districts
Herald Pob abing Company lists Democratic nominees for national and state offices by district. Governors, railroad commissioner, and state at large selections include WeNilin Williams Balick Frazier and district slates with Baxter Taylor John Staples J J Lynch W Faulkner W B Fence Thomas Rye W W Craig and W H Carroll among others.
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Fleetors
Baxter Taylor
Washington
John W. Staples
I Jis
J.J. Lynch
Franklin
Rth
Subscriptions rise as Herald grows and pays up
The Herald reports higher subscription income than July last year, praising paid-up lists and readership. It warns against delinquent copies, notes premiums and duns help, and argues ads perform best with paid, stable audiences reaching Maury County and beyond. It cites readers moving addresses and advertisers choosing paid papers for wide reach.
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Herald
Asay
Paing
Moury County
Herald reports best three days of subscription growth
The Herald celebrates its strongest three days of subscription income and new names, praising loyal old friends and staff effort. It discusses regional railroad expansion, a proposed line through Tennessee to Virginia, and condemns mob violence after the Robert Charles shooting in New Orleans.
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Herald
Hranp
Harato
Virginia, Carolina Chemical Co
Memphis
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Tennessee River
Perry, Hickman
Lewis, Maury
Bedford Counties
East Tennessee
Virginia
Perry
Maury Counties
East Tennesses
Robert Charles
New Orleans
Waa
Law
Fnally
America
Rassia Suspected of Driving Discord to Pekin Front
Lingering reports flag Rassia advancing from the north toward Pekin while authorities warn of efforts to sow internal discord among the rival forces. Observers describe a tense standoff as troops near Pekin and rival factions await decisive moves.
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Tens
Rassia
Pekin
Advert for Pure Food and Long Life Promise
An advertisement endorses pure food as essential for a long and healthy life. It emphasizes choosing the very best quality at the lowest possible price and invites readers to try the product.
High Grade Teas and Cold Storage Offer
The ad promotes iced tea season with blends at 1.00 per pound. It notes Goce as a source and offers cold storage for olives condensed milk and cheese at low temperatures. Ice is available on short notice.
Daily Herald touts special editions for late sheriffs race
The Maury County Daily Herald explains that election results won t be official in the current issue. It offers a complimentary Daily edition to Weekly subscribers with as full a report as possible and urges readers to subscribe, noting rising Monday receipts and welcoming new readers.
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Maury County
Dairy Herald
Wrekny Herald
Blood and fire in Mindanao wars and US press critique
Report notes two soldiers enter a store in Oroquieta Mindanao, one killed by a bolo, eighty-nine natives killed in retaliation, and a gunboat shelled warehouses. The piece contrasts this with protests over Sunday excursion trains, election fears, Bryan remarks, arson at a Western North Carolina sect, and questions of imperial violence versus civilization.
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Manila
Oroquieta
Mindanao
Fortieth Infantry
Cayagan
Orequiers
Callao
George Bradshaw
Orequieta
North Carolina
Railroad depot claims and political shifts noted in state
The piece criticizes smaller towns for better depot facilities than Columbia. It accuses the L. and N. railroad of empty promises on a new depot. It mentions Republicans buying German and Bohemian papers in Nebraska opposing McKinley, and ex-Congressman Max Johnson withdrawing from the GOP to back Bryan. It comments on imperial policy and the Midwest moving toward renewal.
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Columbia
Ee Manx
HANNA
Nebraska
McKinley
Our Clearance Sale Continues Into August
An abrupt notice announces ongoing clearance prices through August with summer stock being cleared to make way for fall. The retailer emphasizes a rapid season shift and urges customers to take advantage of remaining summer styles before inventory changes.
Bargain Nuggets Ahead at Next Monday Sale
Bargain Nuggets advertised for next Monday promise large stock and strong value on textiles and ready to wear. Linen Damask and Napkins priced from 9c to 75c yard, fine muslins, organdies, and laces among discount fabrics. Footwear includes Black Vici Kid and Walk Over styles with reduced prices, plus suites and suits at deep reductions.
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Ward
Tse
Obituary of historian John Clark Ridpath dies in hospital
John Clark Ridpath LL D a Putnam County native and noted historian died at Presbyterian Hospital at 6 30 pm from a complication of diversaes after long illness He taught at De Pauw University from 1889 later serving as history and political philology chair and wrote major works including History of the United States and Life and Work of Blaine His death follows a career writing and editing while his wife and son were at his bedside in his final hours
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New York
John Clark Ridpath
Presbyterian Hospital
Fince
Putnam County
Tod
Asbury
Depauw) University
Thorntown
Lawrenceburg
de Pauw
United States
Garfeld
Depauw
James G. Blaine
Gladstone
Arena Manzine
Congress
Indiana
Beeno
Bedelde
Maryland candidate opposes McKinley policy in late news
LATE NEWS reports Bexator WeLuierun of Maryland announces opposition to Republican imperialistic policy and plans to oppose McKinley. W C Batko longtime Government pistol inspector at Nashville loses post after Evans supporters action. Garwood’s surveillance for blood safety noted. A B Rain &
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Bexator WeLuierun
Maryland
McKinley
W.C. Batko
Tn-spector
Nashville
Evans
Carmack Addresses Large Nashville Audience on Philippine Question
Congress man Carmack spoke to a large, representative crowd at the Tabernacle in Nashville on August 2. He praised the Democratic doctrine, criticized the Republican party for stifling competition, and argued against annexation linking the Philippines to U.S. policy.
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Nashville
Carmick
Aete
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets Candy Cuthartic
A dubious advertisement promises a permanent cure for constipation and offers a money back refund from a drug firm. The copy touts Cascarets as a cure and hints at a failed product by Wee 1 Co. to lure buyers.
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Drugeista
Sanitum Sentiments and Editor Ewili in Chattanooga Gaffe
A Nashville American note mocks local sports odds and editor Ewili as Chattanooga drama stirs talk. The column hints at misfortune surrounding a metaphorical rabbit’s foot amid quirky city commentary.
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Nashville American Sys
Ewili
Obuttanooga News
Noted Lottery Ad in 1800 Massachusetts Mercury
The 1800 issue of the Massachusetts Mercury features an advertisement shaping its publication and referencing the legality of lotteries in New England. The snippet suggests a doorway into early 19th century gambling discourse and press notices about draws.
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New England
Massachusetts Mercury
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