El Paso Urged to Expand Trade Outreach and Travel Presence
The piece urges El Paso to imitate Phoenix by sending a traveling representative to secure publicity and exhibits for the Great Southwest. Mej or Davis is highlighted for mineral displays in White Oaks, while railroads receive praise for moving large crowds efficiently and aiding regional trade growth.
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el Paso
Phoenix
Board of Trade East
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White Oaks
Great Southwest
Advertising Rates in the Dallyer Weekly Herald
Rates of advertising in the Dallyer Weekly Herald will be made known upon application at the business office. Those who prefer to have a representative call on them will be quoted prices and contracts for space. Call telephone No. 115. Classified ads ten cents per line for first insertion and five cents for each additional insertion. Social rates for 600 or 1600 lines in one month available upon application.
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Dallyer Weekly Herald
Business
Business Department
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Advertising copy due by 10 a.m. at business office
Instructions require that copy for advertising be delivered to the business office no later than 10 a.m. to ensure proper changes. The directive emphasizes timely submission to avoid delays in publishing or display.
El Paso Chamber Pushed To Expand Its Work
The El Paso chamber of commerce aims to broaden activity beyond freight rate concerns. Members are urged to support diverse projects, including a major mining exhibit for the 1901 and 1903 Buffalo and St. Louis expositions, and the Great Southwest Industrial Exposition with state and national aid planned.
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Terests
Old Mexico
Civilizaton and empire in a critical view of mission
The passage questions the claim that Western civilization and Christianity are superior and worth imposing. It cites Chamberlain on Gold Coast life, Ashanti chiefs opposing British schools and slavery trade, and argues Anglo Saxons may overestimate their universal value while contrasting northern and warm climate cultures.
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Chamberlain
Gold Coast
Kumatsi
Britain
England
El Paso Sees Record Visitor Traffic and Plans Conventions
Altogether nearly nine thousand visitors came to El Paso from Saturday through today, with many already departing. The city notes unprecedented movement and aims to attract the Transmississippi Commercial Congress and the International Mining Congress in 1902, beginning by memorializing prominent men about the city’s meeting advantages.
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el Paso
Great
Southwest
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
International Mining Congress
Cuban elections show broad support for independence progress
The recent Cuban elections across municipalities elected mayors treasurers judges and councilmen by popular vote. Illiterates were barred unless they met property or military service qualifications set before July 18 1898. The results indicate Cubans favor continued progress toward independence.
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Cuba
United States
Santiago
El Paso Hosts Vast East Texas Transit Remark
A massive gathering in El Paso draws attention as about 7500 people are transported from east Texas, some journeys exceeding a thousand miles, to participate in the current rally.
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el Paso
Texas
Politics as Means Not End in Public Discourse
The article argues major newspapers soften partisanship when covering public concerns. It urges treating issues as businesslike discussions between similar-minded individuals. It warns politics should aid progress without obscuring rights or public peace.
Wheat crop drought sparks price surge and profits forecast
The northwest wheat crop failed due to drought, with Ohio Indiana and Michigan also short. Harvest is projected under half, pushing prices above 80 and prompting speculators to predict a dollar wheat era, boosting expected profits for Texas and Kansas.
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Northwest
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
Kansas
El Paso Residents Urged to Speak Well of Home Town
The piece admonishes citizens to always praise El Paso and condemns invalid visitors and merchants who disparage the city while seeking health or profit, arguing the town provides their livelihood and future opportunities.
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el Paso
Hawaii annexation divides public belief
Native Hawaiians pledge loyalty to Democrats as Cleveland ends American flag symbol in the islands. Public reaction to annexation held with minimal opposition, signaling broad acceptance of the Hawaii move.
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Hawaii
Cleveland
School exhibit to reveal El Paso progress and teachers’ work
The chamber of commerce hosts a school exhibit to show El Pasoans the progress in education. Citizens are urged to visit and acknowledge the teachers’ efforts and the tangible results of their work.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland Opposed Personal Grounds as Presidential Candidate
The New York Herald editor faces a dilemma as Grover Cleveland declares he is utterly opposed on personal grounds to a presidential run, prompting speculation on who might stand to save the country and democracy.
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Grover Cleveland
The
New York Herald
Eu PASO Sets Example of City Cooperation
The text credits Eu Paso with singlehandedly advancing the convention and suggests the occasion will prove cooperation as the best path for future city projects, opening eyes to shared efforts.
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EU Paso
Croker Returns with Bets on Bryan Victory
Croker arrives back from England with a tip that Bryan will win. The text suggests Croker lacks reliable forecasting skills for both horses and presidential candidates, hinting he may waste money on forecasts.
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Croker
England
United States
Bryan
Hanna: A fighter and successful man in American press
Hanna faces libel and slander from opponents while supporters hail him as a hard worker and a successful fighter. The piece frames Hanna as a resilient figure loved by America for his vigor and success.
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Hanna
All America
Bryan to Skip Campaign and Let Voters Come to Him
The report states Bryan will not campaign as in 1896, choosing to stay at home while supporters seek him out. It notes he will not be the genuine cross of gold orator the people have cheered in years past.
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Bryan
Jennings Nominated for Florida Governor
Bryan's cousin W. S. Jennings has been nominated for governor of Florida and is expected to win. The family connection suggests Bryan's own political prospects are weak and unlikely to improve.
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Bryan
W.S. Jennings
Florida
El Paso as a Summer Resort Has No Superior
El Paso emerges as a premier summer retreat with unmatched appeal. The city offers climate scenery and amenities that attract visitors seeking outdoor recreation and leisure.
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EL Paso
Dr Pierce cures lung troubles for mill workers
The ad describes harsh conditions in plush mills with inhaled dust and fumes. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as cures for coughs bronchial issues and lung disease claiming a former patient in Maryland fully recovered after eighteen bottles and five vials. It offers free consultation by letter with confidential advice from Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Cora Ll. Sunderland
Chaneyville, Calvert Co
Pierce
Fourth of July Excursion Fares Announced by Queen Route
The 4th of July excursion on Queen and Crescent lines sells round trip tickets July 2 3 and 4 to all points on these lines and to territory south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers east of the Mississippi at reduced rates with final limit July 7 1900. Also touts One Minute Cough Cure as a quick harmless remedy for throat and lung troubles endorsed by mothers and Fred Schaefer.
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Queen & Crescent
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi River
Fred Schaefer
Call on Madame Montague Center Block
Madame Montague clairvoyant and palmist advertised for private consultation in the center block, inviting readers to seek guidance and forecasts.
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Madame Montague
Stomach and Liver Tablets Restore Vitality
A promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to revive a torpid man. It claims the remedy restores liver function, improves digestion, eases dullness after meals, headaches, and dizziness, and makes one feel like a new man. Price 25 cents with free samples at drug stores.
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Chamberlain
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promises Quick Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as digests food quickly to prevent fermentation and stomach irritation after meals. It claims to cure worst cases, is pleasant to take, and is endorsed by druggist Fred Schaefer.
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J'red Schaefer
Shady Grove Butter Two Pounds Featured at El Paso Grocery
Two pounds of Shady Grove butter priced at 45 cents is advertised by El Paso Grocery. The luring offer targets bargain shoppers with a low-cost dairy staple.
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Shady Grove
el Paso
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