New York Letter On Campaign Costs And Race Views
The New York letter surveys the 1908 campaign costs including national committees canvassing millions of documents and buttons while detailing race issues in the North. It notes unions bar Black workers, limited integration in Cleveland Detroit and Indianapolis, and broader census and wealth figures as the US contemplates China policy and Galveston relief. The piece closes with nuptial notices for Linda Frierson and W M Chaffin and a mention of a tallest building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
New York
Tee Woods
Republica
Tuel
Atate Conmittodd
Prin Wnd
Bryan
McKinley
Congress
Exact National Committee
Ors
North
Mason and Dixon
Cleveland
Detroit
Tudjanopelis
Linda Frierson
W. M. Chaffin
First Presbyterian Church
World Ja 10 created at Herald Square in New York
A chaotic excerpt from a theater column lists performers and show plans. It mentions Julia Arthur near retirement, Olga Nethersale in London, Maurice Boresmore and Dick Wward, Georgie Drew Bartyaure, and Della Fox among others. The piece notes upcoming revivals and engagements in New York and London theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square
New York
Beypr
Julia Arthur
Thom
Buhouloh
Hadiel
Olga Nethersale
Longon
Eng
al Awing Tau
Maurice Boresmore
Hugi
Valdeville
Unigage
Georgis Drew Bartyaure
Uis
Kitel
Londuu
Scots Emulsion Trademark Dominates Global Market
The ad touts Scots Emulsion as a world leading product made from cod liver oil and hypophosphites. It claims massive yearly sales and highlights benefits for sickly children, pale girls, and early consumption cases, noting careful ingredient selection and expert formulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart Ou
Rhoo and
Foo
Drogpite
Residents Demand Franklin Depot From L N Williamson
Citizen letter protests delay in building a new depot and asks why the L N Williamson line has not acted. They urge completion before spring rains, fearing exposure to harsh winter elements during train waits. They insist the town deserved prompt action after plans were submitted months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson Quanty
Franklin
Messrs. L, & N
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Leg Ulcer in Ten Days
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a severe running sore on his leg. He writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it in ten days. The salve is claimed to heal ulcers wounds boils pain piles and is sold by W P Oldridge druggist with a cure guaranteed.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
W. P. Oldridge
Rumor of Whitthorne Independence Faces Scrutiny
The Review-Appeal dismisses talk of Maj Whitthorne running for Congress as an independent with Republican support. It bets on his loyalty to the Democratic Party, noting no confirmed statement and predicting he will remain within the party. The piece also notes Gen Fussell’s uncertain stance and asserts Cox and Padgett hold strong Democratic support in the Seventh District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Whitthorne
Congress Agan
B. the
Columbia Herald
Review-Appeal
Whitthorne
Padgatt
Puzzling case of suspended animation stuns doctors
Teecuwnia Alabama January 23 A baffling incident in which Blil Wade a Southern Railway employee awaiting his wedding fell into a deep sleep and remains wholly unconscious after forty eight hours Doctors report normal respiration and pulse yet no sign of awakening Remedy claims for Dr King s New Life Pills are advertised from Woldridge s drug store promising renewed mental and physical strength.
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Teecuwnia
Ala
Wade
Southern Railway
Dr. King
Timly
Jana Ly
Debating Society Organized in Public Bebool High School
A group of eighth grade students in the Public Bebool high school department form a debating society. Elected officers include President Eon Thompenn and Tepe Vo, with aims to gain pleasure and knowledge from meetings in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Thompenn
Uebh Plewure
Ioe
Mentbus
Clamoring for Competition in Rail Link to Mt Pleasant
Clamoring for a competing rail line to Mt Pleasant is urged as a path to economic gain. The piece argues a fall road would save thousands for phosphate dealers merchants farmers cattle dealers and others, asserting Maury County has capital to build and urging persistent effort toward construction.
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Mt. Pleasant
Lody
Agitote Tt
Maury County
Piick
Mt Pieweant
Fragmented political quotes from multiple papers
A jumble of editorial snippets and quips from papers such as Commercial Appeal, Lawrencen Democrat, Philadelphia Times and Harteville Nowa. It references party loyalty, tariffs, and a joke about Polly the parrot, conveying a collage of opinions and humor.
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Basketts
Lawrenen Democrat
Lease
McKinley
Philadex Times
Teddy
Ike
Parrot
Abe
Polly
Harteville Nowa
Story of a Slave and a Miracle Remedy
Manchester Michigan man recounts a slave’s year bound by disease and how his wife, five years helpless, recovered after two bottles of Electric Bitters. The ad touts the tonic as a cure for nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches fainting and dizziness. Each bottle 50 cents sold by W P Woldridge.
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George D.williams
Manchester
Mich
W. P. Woldridge Druggist
Burglary Report From Spring Hill Tenn At Night
In Spring Hill Tennessee an unknown man broke into the home of W N Butler the Louisville Nashville agent at Ewell Station and stole clothing. He then entered a small store owned by John W Davis and took cigars and tobacco. Davis confronted the thief who fled after Butler and Davis fired twice but missed. Police expect arrest as locals believe they know the suspect.
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Spring Hier
Tenn
L—Tas
W. N. Butler
Louisville & Nashville
Ewell's Station
John W. Davis
Distressing stomach disease cured by masterly South American Nervine
Advert shows a cure for stomach weakness and indigestion promising permanent relief. Claims the remedy begins with the first rose, delivers rapid relief, and leads to a certain cure regardless of duration. Sold by A B Barns, Druggist, Columbia Tennessee.
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Onic
A.B. Barns
Drugeist
Columbia, Tenn
Ovation for McMillin Draws Largest Hamilton Crowd
Gov Benton McMillin received a perfect ovation in Chattanooga amid the largest public speech crowd in years. The Circuit Court room was filled beyond capacity with a shouting, enthusiastic gathering of Hamilton county Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Benton McMillin
Circuit Court Room
Zoo
Hamilton County
D. Mocrits
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Relates a six hour relief claim for kidney and bladder disease with prompt easing of pain in bladder back and kidneys. Claims to relieve water retention almost instantly for both men and women. Sold by A.B. Rats, Drinceiet a Ly Columbia, Tenn.
Sam Jones Lectures at Howard Institute Mt Pleasant
Rev. Sam P. Jones delivered his lecture Shams and the Genuine at Howard Institute in Mt. Pleasant Thursday evening of last week. A large crowd attended and expressed satisfaction with his address.
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Sam P. Jones
Howard Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Otto's Care Emergency Cold Remedy Ad
A promotional note touts Otto's Care a throat and lung remedy to prevent common ailments. It claims protection against colds and coughs and mentions affordable prices per bottle, urging readers to act now for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Ron Conan
It Pays to Eat Medieal Bread Prize Winners List
A three month old offer awarded prizes for returning red bread tags with 87.00 for second and 2. for third. Read the list of winners and those with over 100 tags, noting totals from 1 to 1,080 across numerous individuals including J. Py Hood 1,080 and Mra Jas Carr 02. A new contest will be announced soon with more tags to collect.
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J. Py Hood
Jas. Carr
Tom McCuall
Chas
Maxville
J Rosenthal
Luke Bonner
John W. Cecil
del Powell
D. Lazarus
Seat Baxniy
Deodorized Butter Debate Hits Background of Industry
A long discussion cites deodorization as feeding into margarine and oleo production. A Chicago stockyards worker notes almost all fats used in butter substitutes, soap, and candles come from byproducts, with high demand and limited low-grade grease. Secretary Wilson suggests dog skins for graves, noting hides from city packers could be reused for graves and other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Towney
Chicago
Agricuture
Wilson
Nebraska
Nome trip from Dawson totals seventy travelers in harsh season
Despite severe travel dangers over snow and ice, at least 70 people departed Dawson for Nome between December 4, 1889, and March 1, 1900, enduring inclement weather and rough conditions during a harsh season.
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Cane Nome
Dawson
Nome
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Columbus Buggy Company
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Cheng
Resarval
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