Hearst’s Brazen Record as Independent Candidate
A political overview recounts William R Hearst shifting from regular Democrat to independent campaigns from 1904 to 1910. It notes his attempts to disrupt the party, fusion tickets with Republicans, and recent reaffiliation with the Democrats while critiquing his lasting influence and support for Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
Hearst
Uccessful
New York
Independence League
Murphy
Tammany
Bryan
Taft
Heerst
Mr. Hearst
Nineteen Miles a Second Earth Pace Featured In Ad
An old fashioned drug advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for health and vitality with no griping or distress. The copy claims the earth moves through space at nineteen miles per second and markets the pills for well being priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Earth
Space
Dr. King
Youngest Of Outlaws Captured In Virginia Outbreak
Friel Allen, 17, youngest of the Allen gang indicted for five Carroll County murders, was captured in a carriage shed near Hillsville. He surrendered with a willing attitude and is jailed with cousin Claude Swanson Allen. others remain at large as the group faces a deadly mountain conflict and a mounting parental appeal for surrender.
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Hillsville
Friel Allen
Allen
Carroll County Court House
Jack Allen
Claude Swanson Allen
Sidna Allen
Wesly Edwards
Court House
Friel
Trade excursion plans set for April planned Charleston trip
The Trade extension committee of the Chamber of Commerce approved April 22 to 27 for the spring trade excursion. Charleston merchants will ride a special train visiting Lanes Georgetown Sumter Camden Rock Hill Yorkville Chester Columbia Union Carlisle Greenwood Abbeville Calhoun Anderson Seneca and Augusta with three Pullman coaches and a baggage car. W H Mixson urged broad participation for city and individual merchant benefits.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
South Carolina
Augusta
Lanes
Georgetown
Sumter
Camden
Rock Hill
Yorkville
Chester
Columbia
Union
Carlisle
Greenwood
Abbeville
Calhoun
Anderson
Seneca
Credit Men’s
W. H. Mixson
Electric Bitters advertised as eczema cure by Dr Curtiss
Glorious News from Dr J T Curtiss of Dwight Kansas touts Electric Bitters as a cure for eczema and a blood purifier. He claims personal cure and urges use for eczema salt rheum ulcers boils running sores with benefits to liver kidneys and digestion. Priced five dollars with guaranteed satisfaction by druggists.
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J. T. Curtiss
Dwigh
Kan
Rock Hill Plan urges deep cuts in cotton acreage
J G Anderson defends the Rock Hill Plan urging cotton growers to sign or adopt deep acreage cuts to raise prices. He notes planting time, fertilizer delays, and a 1897 surplus as lessons, warns against expanding cultivation, and advocates growing more corn to ensure net gain.
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South
Rock Hill Plan
J. G. Anderson
Rock Hill
Owin
J.G. Anderson
8. C
Footer's Dye Works Promises Cleaning and Dyeing Leadership
Look over your wardrobe and household furnishings and prepare for spring with Footer's Dye Works Cumberland Maryland. The ad touts long experience, modern appliances, and economical services as America's greatest cleaning and dyeing works.
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Footer’s Dye Works
Cuutberland
Maryland
America
Footer’s
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Byter
Georgetown Daily Item CO
Congress
W.rouse
Hearst the Brazen
Father
Foorer
C P. CO
Curtis-Powell Co., Inc. Produce and Commission
Georgetown Provision Co
Palmer’s Bakery
Beas
A. C. Croft & Bro
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