Spring Catarrh Cure Promoted By Peruna Endorsements
Readers are presented with testimonials praising Peruna as a spring tonic for catarrh. Mrs. Millis of Lynn Massachusetts reports relief and weight gain after use. J Q Craig of Bridgeton New Jersey and Warren M Taylor of Brooklyn share improved vitality. Geo M Fillmore of Washington D C credits Peruna with easing a long winter catarrh. The ad urges a spring trial and offers Dr Hartman’s free advice.
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J.Q. Craig
Bridgeton
N. J
Donavia
Delaware
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Geo. M. Fillmore
The Gorndon Democrat Editorial on Politics and Power
A dense political column discusses the Money Power vs the Slave Power, contrasts Jackson and Roosevelt, and argues the Irrepressible Conflict now pits Money against Morals. It references Aldrich, the Democratic and Republican parties, the Courier-Journal, and the nation’s drift toward reform or despotism.
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Jackson
Calhoun
Union
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Bailey
Texas
Twero
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Party of Law
Mark
Party of Law and Order
Congress
Supreme Court
Pierce
Buchanan
Tle
Courier-Journal
Lough
Dred Scott
Cuuster Journal
Roosevelt and the New Irrepressible Conflict
The column credits Theodore Roosevelt with awakening national awareness of a hidden power in Washington and the moneyed centers. It argues he exposes a new irrepressible conflict replacing the old sectional struggle, while noting Roosevelt remains a Republican and that rate bills and crash investigations yield little tangible result.
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Courier-Journal
Norime
Wir
Roosevelt
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Converted Spencer County Farmer Switches to Democrats
A Spencer county farmer writes to the Rockport Democrat stating he will support the Democratic party, calling Republican protection a shield for trusts. He argues tariffs boost trusts and harm labor, noting unions form to defend workers against such protection.
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Spencer County
Rockport
Roosevelt Flanked by Alliston Amendment in Rate Bill
The article criticizes President Roosevelt for wavering on the railroad rate bill. It claims he compromised with railroad interests by inserting the Allison amendment, hindering the ICC from setting fair rates and provoking Democratic critics and Senator Bailey to denounce him as unstable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey
Carl Schurz Dies in New York at 76
Carl Schurz of New York City prominent statesman and publicist dies on the 14th instant from acute stomach trouble at age 76.
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Carl Schurz
New York City
How They Get On At State Republican Convention
An editorial laments Indianapolis influence in the state Republican convention. It argues delegates and managers fund and secure slate positions, forcing candidates to pay to attain support and a place on the ticket.
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Indianapolis
Martinsville
Debauchery of 1896 campaign and trust busting
A Wall Street News critique asserts the 1896 defeat of Bryan cost the nation through political corruption and campaigning spending. It argues Roosevelt should target tariffs to curb trusts and support a tougher approach to the tariff.
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Bryan
United States
Wall Street News
Trusts Exploit Markets Yet Fund Republican Campaigns
The speaker accuses trusts of raising prices and selling abroad cheaper, then donating large profits to the Republican campaign fund, while voters support the Republican ticket. The message questions when the voters will recognize their own interests.
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Republican Campaign Fund
Roosevelt Criticizes Senate Leaders Over Rate Bill
The article questions whether Roosevelt or Ex Senator Chandler is truthful after the President denounced certain Republican statements on the railroad rate bill. It recalls Roosevelt branding Parker amid a trusts funding controversy and notes no apology or clarification followed.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Chandler
Parker
Dr Lorenz Cites Need for Clear Brain at Banquet
The renowned sarseon Dr Lorenz abstains from liquor at a banquet in his honor and responds to a guest who asks if he is a teetotaler. He says he cannot be a temperance agitator, but as a surgeon he must keep his brain clear, muscles tense, and nerves steady.
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Bunker Hill Monument
Senate Chamber
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Dr. Lorenz
Rearkier
Dr Lorenz
Public intoxication plea noted for Welle as por had entry
Town Clerk records show Welle as por had entering a guilty plea for public intoxication. The inquiry asks who John Doe is and references a claim of a death two centuries ago.
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Por
John Doe
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Mulbery St
Lynn
Mans
Wienand Houseman
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Warren M. Taylor
St. Ave.rooklyn
Nature
U.S. Artillery
N. W
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Joan Mills
D. Q. Craig
A. S
Rucker
A. S. Rucker
Cedar Street
Nashville
Tenn
The
Gorndon Democrat
Thomas & Ellis
Corydon, Ill
RAVES
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Omar
Wiatterson
Gures
Lane
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Bole
Sterling Buivery Stapary
Cucaga
New York
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