Mr Bouldin Defends Facts On 1896 Congressional Delegates
In a letter to the Progressve Age, Mr. Bouldin rebuts a Decatur News account about the 1896 Congressional Convention. He claims Richardson and Wheeler delegates split and denies treachery by Jackson county members, detailing committee recesses and overtures toward nominating Mr. Brown. The text presents his view of the events and asserts the Richardson faction would not support Wheeler.
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Decatur
Mr. Brown
Richardson
Wheeler
Colbert County
Brown
Jackson County
Madison
Morgan
Limestone
Gen. Wheeler
Colbert
Judge Richardson
Mhe
Jackson
Geo. Wheeler
Congress
Southern Development Pushes for River Power Funding
Southern senators and representatives fought in Congress to boost a Geological Survey program measuring river flow and power potential. Butler and Clay backed increases to 230 000 and 250 000, arguing lasting South manufacturing benefits and job creation, while Livingston urged broader, sustained southern funding.
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Congress
United States Geological Survey
Butler
North Carolina
Clay
Georgia
Livingson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Geological Survey
South
Ramons Liver Pills and Buckeye Ointment Ad and Local Notices
Ramons Liver Pills praised by Henry Bissell of Hatton Arkansas with claims of curing bilious ailments after years of doctors failing. Ramon's Relief also extolled. Local notes mention Rev R M DuBose sermon at Hartsell and Rev J W Johnson in Trinity. Advertisements promote Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment with immediate relief and Herbine priced at 50 cents. Also mention of Dick Adams Rifles excursion to Paint Rock and a China Finll opening in Brock's New Building.
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Henry Bissell
Hatton
Arkansas
Ramons
Ramon
Jilm
Jesse Brown Targets Blackwell and Sawtell in Campaign
The candidate claims Samuel Blackwell and Solicitor Sawtell will have little impact in the current congressional race. Brown’s rhetoric persists despite warnings, risking backlash. Blackwell and Sawtell are not expected to win, but they retain notable followings comparable to the leading Jackson county faction.
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Jesse Brown
Samuel Blackwell
Sawtell
Brown
Mr. Blackwell
Mr. Sawtell
Squirel
Manin
Jackson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advised For Ills The Best Frog Advice
An old print urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla for various ills including stomach trouble weak nerves and blood problems. The ad uses a peculiar phrase about frogs to emphasize the remedy's wisdom.
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Hood
Cod Liver Oil Made Pleasant and Easy to Take
Science advances cod liver oil by reducing odor and digestion issues. Seat and Bowne present Scott's Lotion, a prepared cod liver oil product that is odorless, tasteless, and partly digested, simplifying consumption for users seeking nourishment.
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Messrs
Seat & Bowne
Criticism of Charley Lane's Evening Tribune
A reader condemns the ten day lapse in the Evening Tribune noting the paper lacks coverage of local topics and figures such as the Chamber of Commerce Merrimac Col N F T Capt T W P and the street railway. The writer mocks the editor and urges action to revive the publication.
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Charley Lane
Evening Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Merrimac
Col. N
Candidate Brow n Attacks Rival Over Jud ge Richardson
The writer suggests Candidate Brown should present his own claims for congress rather than denigrate Judge Richardson and rely on attacking his opponent to gain traction.
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Mr. Bouldin
Livingston
United States
Rarwron
R. M. DuBose
Hartsell
J. W. Johnson
Trinity
China Finll
Brock
Dick Adam's
Jlin
Laois Acm Druggiet Fur
Chic
Telep
Pefune Dangermus
Milo
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
ISM Uake
Hoy
Ad. L. Kos
Raleigh
N.C
J. Iu. Robinson
Itor
Gulnsboro
Daily Argus
Das
Macon
Woouke
Aneas City
Slo
Bobbitt Drug Co
Raleweh
Nog
UO. B. Cartwright
Sen Ao