Hill's Democratic Nomination Toast Moves Delegates
New York delegate David K. Hill spoke at the Democratic National Convention praising William J. Bryan. He argued Bryan's election would bring honesty, economy, and constitutional restoration, urging unity and the return to common-people principles across the nation.
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Kansas City
David K. Hill
New York
Bryan
New Yorker
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
United Party
America
Congres
Best for the Bowels Ends All Ills with Cascarete
Odorless ad claims Cascarete cures every ailment from headache to cancer by reforming the bowels. It promises painless natural movements and starts for 10 cents. Warns readers to beware of imitations and touts genuine metal box tablets.
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Cascarete
Cascaret
Andy Carthertte
Deaf mute man commits suicide at Capitol grounds
Nasuvinye July 10 Charles F. Paller a deaf boarder at 407 South Second street shot himself in the brain at 6 30 yesterday afternoon on the Capitol grounds near Jackson statue. Gov McMillin Supt Clark and Patrolman Abernathy rushed to the scene as he slumped from the bench and died almost instantly.
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Nasuvinye
Charles F. Paller
South Second Street
Capitol
Fuller
Jackson
Gov. McMillin
Clark
State
Sanctum Sentiments On Republican Unity in Tennessee
Chattanooga News notes the need for deputy sheriffs to keep Republicans apart while urging party unity. Memphis Commercial Appeal recalls David B. Hill’s remark on not accepting the vice presidency, contrasting with Teddy Roosevelt’s stance.
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John B. McCall
Cchattanooga News
David B. Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Memphis
Suffered Very Little During Twin Birth With Mother's Friend
A Kansas mother notes quick labor and minimal suffering after using Mother's Friend before two confinements, including a twin birth in which labor lasted only minutes. The anecdote highlights a favorable outcome attributed to the product.
Evans Faction Threatens Split in Republicas Party
The Evans faction warns the Brownlowites to offer an honorable compromise or the party rift will widen. Evans leaders say a vote would favor their side, predicting strong support at the ballot box.
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New York
Republicas ‘Party
Stis
Brownlowites
Evans State Committee
Evans
Overcome By Heat in Campa Station Welfare Work
Lywnvitee July 5 reports Green Plem, a well known citizen of Campa Station, overcome by heat while tending work on a wheat field. His life was saved by three physicians who arrived at the scene.
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Campa Station
Dave Love
F. Dodson
Mother's Friend Ad Promises Easy Confinement
An ad touts Mother's Friend liniment for expectant mothers claiming quicker banishment of sickness and nervousness, painless labor, short confinement, and strong recovery. It notes skin absorption and direct contact with involved parts, selling by druggists for $1 per bottle from The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia.
McMillin Withdrawal Praised as Patriotic by Officials
Ex Gov Taylor and Judge Snodgrass comment on Gov McMillin withdrawing from the senatorial race praising the move as wise for Democratic victory. In Knoxville and Nashville dispatches July 10, discussions predict a strong reelect and strengthened party. A separate Treasury anecdote recounts a deaf congressman and Gage mishap over patronage.
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Nasworine
Carmack
Knoxville
Taylor
Aintterview
Snoddy
Nashville
Snodgrass
Mark and Mack Herald Teases Bryan Cheer Scene
A fragmentary historical column portrays Captain White and Mack watching a crowd greeting a political figure. The delirious fans chant a name resembling Bryan amid brash cheers and a tense warning to prepare and stand firm. The piece captures stormy public enthusiasm and protective caution.
India Has Plenty of Food Amid Famine Plight
New York dispatch reports Louis Kinpoch returned from India where he prepared for the arrival of the Quito cargo steamship to ship 200000 bushels of grain to Bowbay. Doctor Kiopsch notes hunger and disease among the poor, grain sold at 75 cents a bushel to the famine sufferers with money, while 50 cents is charged for others. plan uses profits to buy grain for destitute. Plague fears grow with rising famine and impending rains.
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New York
Louis Kinpoch
India
Quito
United States
Bowbay
Pennsylvania
Doctor Kiopsch
Vost
Klopsch
Tudia
Davtor Kidosch
Satterfield & Dodson Furnishings Ad Offerings
Furniture sale notice for parlor and bedroom suits wardrobes center tables and rockers. Announced by Satterfield and Dodson. Includes broad range of home furnishings available to shoppers.
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Satterfield & Dodson's
September Venice jurors listed for Circuit Court term
A fragmented list shows jurors for the Bist term of Circuit Court including Harrie Po L, B. F. Agnew, J. G. Moors, D. W Davis, J. T. Moore, Perry Howell, Mark Barnatt, W. F. Thomas, J. John F. Haley, Frank McBride, Will Farris, Isaac Holden, and others such as T. W. pre, M. Pugh, Jim Smith, and E.N. B. Reeves, among others, with various initials and partial names.
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Circuit Court
Neat Fhe
Acne Deay
Oper Harrie Po L
Ceribner
B. F. Agnew
J. G. Moors
D. W Davis
I B. A. Stepe
J. T. Moore
Perry Howell
Mark Barnatt
W. F. Thomas
Aethes Hodge
J John F. Haley
J. M. Aed
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