Carmack Unveils Caution On House Election Outlook
The Memphis News reports former congressman J W Carmack saying he is hopeful about New York but not sure the Democrats will win the House. He cites the panics era, tariff worries, and trust opposition as factors while urging the Democrats to stand by their principles against tariff robbery imperialism and economic upheaval.
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Memphis News
J. W. Carmack
New York
Democrata
Democratic Party
Carmack
Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Danid M. Setzer
Arthima
Kt. Chiffmann
Traggiate
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul, Minn
Ohio
Tom L. Johnson
EB. W. Sullivan
Buckeye
Wm. ‘Ab. Gibson
Gibson
Brans
Republican Campaign Committee
Wilenee
Sam
Erin
New York Tribune
PRESENT TARIFF FALLOUT SHAPES 1900 POLITICS
Washington dispatch reports that Pennsylvania and West Virginia leaders at the White House agree no tariff revision before the next presidential election. Butler of Pennsylvania vows to oppose tariff changes. Scott of West Virginia says the people want no tinkering. Dalzell and Quay bolster Pennsylvania influence in the speaker race as Cannon and Tawney move in the northwest.
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Nashville
Americas
Washington
Nev
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
White House
Congress
Butler
Scott
Weat
Virginia
Overstrest
Tadiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Nes
John Dalzell
Quay
Dalzell
Bin
West
Tuele Joe" Cannon
Tawney
Northwest
Bingham
Cannon
Hemenway
Iodiana
Indiana
Dalyell
Thes
Babrock
Littlefield
Maine
Cure Blood Poison and Cancer with Botanic Blood Balm
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood and skin diseases including ulcers pimples and cancer. It promises relief from aches swellings and various symptoms and offers a free sample by mailing Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia. Sold by H. C. Miller.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
H. C. Miller
Breakfast table lesson ends in a family tease
A Beal family breakfast scene includes a letter from Tom Smith mentioning a luncheon in Yonkers. Mrs Beal jokes about his drinking, their child mispronounces, and an exchange follows. The text then shifts to pasted ad copy promoting Green's August Flower for digestion and Allen's Foot-Bane for hot feet, with erratic spelling and broken phrases.
Eloquent legs and stage figures draw public awe
A fragment from a New Orleans Times-Democrat piece on leg use in public speaking and stage acting cites Salvini, Bo Smith Russell, Bob Taylor, and Robert Ingersoll as vivid examples. The write up praises leg eloquence as conveying pathos and vigor in performance and rhetoric.
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Salvini
Naples
Bo Smith Russell
Bob Taylor
Bob Tngersoll
Stoneer
Farm Notes and Dairy School Insight in 19th Century Novelty
A diverse collection of farming maxims and advice on cattle, dairy care, and farm management. Highlights include the value of practical farming with nature, feeding and shelter for lambs, bedding from dry leaves, and a notice of the Tennessee Dairy School at Knoxville detailing its facilities and courses for aspiring dairymen. References to a patient case cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Bucklen's Arnica Salve offer medicinal notices.
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Tennessee Dairy School
Knoxville
The
State University
Andrew M. Soule
University of Tennessee
Town
Magazine celebrates thirty years of lasting beauty and talent
A December issue marks a thirty year milestone with 230 plus pages and 24 color illustrations. The edition required 724 tons of paper and six tons of ink printed by multiple presses, with 015,000 copies bound. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised by D H Turner for relief from constipation and liver complaints, available at Miller’s drug store.
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King
D. H. Turner
Cempseytown
H. (. Miller
Queen and Crescent Route Seeks Western Tourists
Advertises cheap fares to Texas and Oklahoma Territories via the Queen and Crescent line with multiple travel windows from 1902 to 1908. Encourages readers to write to BR, We Bonds, TP, A for details on rates and schedules, touting Meridian Mississippi as a key contact point for quickest service to Texas and other points.
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Texas
Tudsan
Oklahoma Territories
Queen and Crescent
American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Misa
Gace & Crescent
We Bonds
Memphis
Dallas
Ft. Worth
el Paso
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Terriiory
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Ditland Street
Umce
Mame
HS. Miller, Jr
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Miller
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KS. Miller
King Street
W J. Miller
Watauga Avenue
Ronn Street
J. W. Cox
Paysioian Ave
Sunanoy
Johnson City
Tonneaaoo
N. Beckner
I’. M. George
Wilbourn Street
FO Rebyka
Leroy Reaves
Rebvhes & Rehves
Johnson City, Tenn
Kirkpatrick
Williams
JH. Bowman Kirpatriot
Williams & Bowman
Attorneys-At-Law
Solioppors
Johnson City, Tennesse
Thad, A. Cox
Boliolilor
Chancery
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Main St
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Tennessee
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Burrow
Washington Sullivan
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Roosevelt
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Green
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Tilden
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Geneva
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HH. C. Miller
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Boston
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Bacon
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Yonkers Statesman
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Crescent
Kt. W. Bonds
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Tron Mountain
St. Louis
Palla
Dain Haviland China
Libby
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Sothern
Missouri
Lonia
Merphis
Texan
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