Walter Brown on Political Situation
Walter Brown voices the Democratic rank and file stance urging party unity and loyalty to the ticket. He condemns any dissent and calls for resignations from those who vote against the party. The piece argues Brown reflects the county’s majority sentiment and questions past promises in politics.
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Clay
Democratic Executive Committee
Butler
Chaiman
Ajix
Tom Butler
Amt
Hit
Tom
Walter Brown
Thin County
Wall Street Favored Candidate for New York Governor
The article reports John A. Dix as Democratic governor nominee backed by a Wall Street influenced convention and Tammany. It notes Dix’s limited public profile, praise from business leaders, and links to the wallpaper industry and tariff disputes. It cites Roosevelt’s critique and a court case against a wallpaper trust, with New York Democratic officials and committee chairs named in controversy.
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John A. Dix
New York
Wall Bireel
Tammany
Mr. Dix
Hik
Dix
Roosevelt
Daily News
House
Ered
Wax Hat
Continental Wallpaper Company
Va. Voirht
Federal Reporter
Standard Wallpaper Company
Dudge Burton
United States Supreme
Wallpaper
Happuch
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
State Democratic Organization
Chicago News
Foley Kidney Pills touted for kidney support claims
An old ad fragment promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic to tone and strengthen the kidneys and ease backache. The copy mentions N. H. McCallum and a Havana made product by Dothan Cigar Co, with rough references to 8085 Special and Remedios.
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N. H. McCallum
Remedois
Havana
Dothan Cigar Co
The Man at the Wheel: Oswald Alfred's Car Crash Tale
Oswald Alfred explains a late night Victoria Station trip that ended in a limousine crash. He recounts a French maid, luggage, and a skidding collision on Pont Street that damaged a door and left the girl concussed. He laments losing his place and insists the accident was a thing he could not help.
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Oswald Alfred
Victoria Station
London
Cratham
Dover
Sloane Street
Pont Street
Ald Alfred
Hornens
Submarine Mountains Found Near Australia in Deep Ocean Ride
Harper's Weekly reports a remarkable underwater mountain system about 100 miles east of Australia found while surveying a cable route to Norfolk Island. The sea above its highest peaks rests at roughly 1500 feet, with surrounding depths reaching two to three miles.
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Alps
Australia
Norfolk Island
Harper's Weekly
Prisoner’s Blame Script Elevates Vengeful Wish
In a note from a Billville prisoner to an outside friend, he asks to stall his case until the next term and urges violent retaliation against a judge who killed his mother-in-law. The letter suggests hiring the judge to ride and spill him, or failing that, shooting him in the leg, ending with a pledge of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billville
Bill
Remus
A Lucky Escape After Stock Market Tremor
A man watching ticker tape exclaims thanks as stocks fall. Bystander asks if he is short of the market. He replies that the decline broke him but he avoided further losses with his remaining money. An exchange records the tense moment.
Kidney Pills Claim Relief For Backache and Pain
A reader reports long lasting kidney discomfort eased after using Kidney Pills. They say morning aches disappeared and they now feel 100 percent better, noting improved bladder control and fewer pains. The advertisement claims relief and urges purchase.
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Foley Kidney
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Seribae
Pet
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Optigia
Atrickland Brog. de
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Inom
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