Cleveland Denies Belief He Lacks Democratic Nomination
A PR interview quotes Grover Cleveland denying a claim he lacks hope for securing the Democratic presidential nomination. Virginia Democrats in Washington push a conservative platform at a dinner attended by about 100 leaders, with speeches from Senator Daniel John Goode and Henry St George Toker urging party harmony.
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Virginia
Washington
Senator Daniel
John Goode
Henry St. George Toker
States and territories prepare grand pavilions for 1904 World Fair
The piece details state and territorial participation in the 1904 St Louis World's Fair. It notes fifty-five states and possessions, with thirty-nine buildings at Chicago and fifty-fourth to fund representation. It highlights Alaska Indian Territory, various architectural styles, and receptions pairing states' pavilions and states’ capitals across grand avenues.
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United States
New Hampshire
Delaware
Alabama
Colorado
North Carolina
North Dakota
Wyoming
Vermont
Florida
Port
Chicago
St Louis
Porto Rico
South Carolina
Alaska
Indian Territory
Pain Balm and Panama Treaty Mention in Use and Politics
A Denison brakeman claims Champlain Pain Balm helped his inflammatory rheumatism after weeks confined to bed. The item also references a proposed Panama Canal Commission appointment and a Palm Beach era treaty proclamation involving Isthmian affairs.
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William Shaffer
Dennison
Ohio
Meee
Gale
H. C. Miller
Scott's Emulsion advertised as a great fattener and tonic
The ad extols Scott's Emulsion for building bone flesh blood and nerves for invalids convalescents and weak children. It promises free samples and claims the product is a natural nourishing food and strength giver. A second note highlights Johnson City boys writing songs and praises a local publisher PF W Hoss Co Atlanta Ga for fine printing.
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Scott
Johnson City
Fred Hoss
W, Hoss & Co
Atlanta
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
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Palmetto Stable
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Tom Teeperan
F. Pierce
Thebee House
Tennessee
Corner Buffalo Street
Narrow Gange Railway
Mat P. Taylor, Jr
Johnson City, Tenn
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Mainstreat
Ayer
Buckingham
Desma
Johnson City Coal & Lumber Co
Jobe St
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J. D. Cox
Unaka Nation
Tare L. Bannese
Apau B. Croven
Ase't Cashierial Bank
Zie Dr
N. Dobson
Williams and Tate
JP. Lyle CO
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