Trusts, politics, and Mother Grays powders in 1901 column
A summary page notes Rockefeller's rumored Chicago University donation and opposition to a McKinley third term. It praises Judge Fuller as a presidential candidate, cites local Republican sentiment, and advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children with price and sample offer. Columbus Post Dispatch notes appear alongside local notices.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen 8S
Olmsted
LeRoy
Spring Goods Arriving Daily at Low Prices
The store offers carpets, rugs, lace curtains, window shades, draperies, dress goods and trimmings. Dresses, tailor made suits, walking skirts, wrappers, muslin, underwear, hosiery and belts featured as first class, up to date merchandise at the lowest price consistent with good quality.
Campaign debt ruling and pro Boer meeting noted
Judge Bear dismisses Chapman v Miles, stating precinctCommitteemen not liable for campaign debts unless they pledged personal payment. The campaign fund remains the debtor for official campaign work. The decision leaves open questions of implied or express payment depending on trial evidence. A Tax Queen's hall pro Boer meeting in London is praised for liberty and honesty in a Sentinel report.
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Paign Printing
Miles
Chapman
Queen's Hall
London
Burke and Chatham
Beecher
Army of the Union
Balfour
Mr Balfour
Sentinel
Newspaper Editors Sharpen Wagers Over City Papers
Esrroz Kinney of the Star pays respects to the Evening Republican and the Democrat of Martinsville. each paper has supposedly offended the editor in some manner.
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Esrroz Kinney
The
Star
Evening Republican
Democrat
Martinsville
Be of Good Cheer Remedy Advertisement
There is one remedy that has saved many a weak nervous broken down mortal to health and happiness. It aids the stomach nerves and kidneys and strengthens the whole adult system. It cures the cause of much ill health offer test free at Fern Bank Chemical Co Fern Bank Ohio this week sold by Q J Noblitt
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Fern Bank Chemical Co
Fern Bank
Ohio
J. Noblitt, Mae
Anderson man seeks damages for horsewhipping in past case
Couxcituax Wooley of Anderson plans $10,000 damage suits against a woman and her stepson for humiliation and pain from a horsewhipping. The report notes the editor denied being horsewhipped. Mayor Caldwell presided over other local matters including Benjamin Disney pleading guilty to intoxication and a stern sentence.
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Couxcituax Wooley
Anderson
Benjamin Disney
Caldwell
Fishermen Catch Tagged Codfish Released at Woods Hole
Several codfish freed by United States fish commission at Woods Hole last winter after tagging were caught by Nantucket fishermen. None showed significant weight gain. Oklahoma records the highest percentage increase in the 1900 census among states and territories.
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United States Fish Commission
Wood's Hole
Nantucket
Oklahoma
Question on colt’s pace turns sharp in quip
A New York Journal quip pits a reader against a colt’s pace choice with a sharp retort about making sausage. The exchange reflects humor in early sports talk and classification of horse racing styles.
Peculiarity: Wealthy Men Accumulate More Wealth
A Washington Star quotation notes that some rich men endlessly increase their fortunes rather than enjoying them. The remark questions the value of accumulating wealth without leisure or benefit.
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Washington Star
Waiting to Start Impatient Husband in Looking-Glass Scene
Dialogue captures a witty exchange between Algy and Clara as he frets about time and she jokes that art is long. The line hints at a theater sketch or humorous vignette about patience and vanity.
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Clara
Algy
Art
Jong
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Harrison
Post Dispatch
J.D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Tcreat
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
Fuller
Federal Supreme Court
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Mark Hanna
Danville Republican
McKinley
Mother Gay
E Sergeant & CO
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A. S. Chapman
Madison Democrat
Democratic County Central Committee
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Fogg
Fenderson
Boston Transcript
Leslie’s Weekly
Louise
Grace
Muriel
Brooklyn
Yonkers Statesman
Chicago Record-Herald
Cc. E. Carter
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C. E. Carter & CO
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Chicago
Ernst Stahlhuth
5Th
Washington Sts
John Ryan
Frank Calvert
Anti-Horse Thief Society
Kansas
Detroit Free Press
Sweden
Wright
Wright Medicine Company
Feru, Indiana
Dr. C. H. Mennet
Q. J. Noblitt
T. E. Otto
Clarence W. Adama
Tn Cor Illustrated
NEW York Week Tribune
Worth American Review
Harper’s Magazine
New York City
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Centar
St. Nicholas
McClure’s
Maine
Frank Leslie
Munsey’s
Success
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Youth’s Companion
Dostan
Rmn
Home
Springfield
Maxi
New England Homestead
Springield
Good Housekeeping
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Louiavillee
S.c
St. Paul
Miam
Almamac
Abovi Tr
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie & Weston RR
Niagara Falls
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
C. F. Daly
Indianapolis, Ind
Epworth
San Francisco
California
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railway
Troy Mountain
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
G. A. A. Deane, J
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American Tourist Association
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Beau Campbell
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
Colorado
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Alaska
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May
J. F. Tormehlen
Washington St
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B&o. S-W
Best Line
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West Baden
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Monon
P. McCarty
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Jackson
Brown
Washington
Mooney's Tannery
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Franklin
Highth
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Pearl
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