Office Holders and the People in a Parkershore speech
State Treasurer Kendall praised republican prosperity at a Parkershore League gathering arguing it spreads wealth to all, contrasting with democratic rule and urging candidates to earn a living rather than beg. The piece notes Kendall’s remarks about commission earnings in Cincinnati and critiques of officeholding and policy. It also includes varied local items about Benicia California and a Bible advert rejection, plus a letter praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a help-wanted notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Parkershore League
Buss
Cincinnati
Pse
Ople
Vast Foreign Trade Surges In Eight Year Span
The New York Sun reports unprecedented U S foreign trade over eight years, with a balance of about 1.149 billion dollars in three years and 416 million in the latest year ending June 30 1900. It notes strong exports in February 1900 and predicts continued rich gains, aided by cotton and iron steel copper exports and rising foreign demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Iit
Thio Tel
Pebreary
Tue Co
My Cosian
Wilitel
Leretainn
Lancas Shire
Cais
England
Colon
Europe
America
al i
Tragic Sleep Ends in Death of Leo Adams Jr
Leo Adams Jr. died after an apparent sleep from Monday night to Tuesday morning. His parents tried to wake him as the child remained unresponsive. Physicians were called but could not revive him. The incident occurred following a day of seeming good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Adams
Duce
Harry PL Adams
Tittle
Nanatantl
Whysic
Charleston News Grilled for Democratic Bias in Politics
A Charleston newspaper called the News is criticized for Democratic leanings while claiming Republican principles. The piece cites its stance on U S territorial holdings and cites comments about W J Bryan era elections and alleged hypocrisy. It notes the paper circulates among a Democratic base despite professing party fidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Lil
The
News
Philippines
United States
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Sandwich Islands
W. J. Bryan
House
Senate
WW. J. Bryan
Uncalled Advertised Letters at Grafton Post Office
March 19 100 uncalled for letters include Oscar Cardhival Hiram Davis Miss Rebecca Hannen Mary Kerens Bud M Mrs Pauston Tames Peters O Putnam B K Soodgrass Henry Summers Thomas Pritchard Dr Jas Wilson Persons holding these letters must call and say they were advertised James W Horr P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Post
Oscar Cardhival
Hiram Davis
Rebecc
Hannen Mary
Kerens
Bud M
Pauston
Tames Peters
O. Putnam B. K. Soodgrass
Henry Summers Thomas Pritchard
Jas. Wilson
August Flower touted as universal medicine in old ad
An old advertisement claims August Flower is the largest sale of medicine in the civilized world. It says mothers used it for indigestion and biliousness, with doctors scarce. It touts liver regulation, nervous improvement, and relief from headaches. Sample bottles offered at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Grafton Drug & Chemical Co
Monroe & Brohard's
Slemington
Patent lawyer Siggers offers free copy of guidebook
Special Noice. Siggers, patent lawyer in Washington DC, advertises a valuable copyrighted book How to Obtain Patent Caveat Trade Mark and COD Protection with Decisions in Leading Patent Cases. A free copy will be sent to any address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siggers
Washington, DC
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Grafton Sentinel Tas
W. Hour
L. Love
Pray
Arthur Herbert
Sacramento River
Benicia
California
Vallejo
Port Costas
Straits of
Carjuine
Solano
Tod
New York
Sexton
Sheldon
Meaukie
Mattie
Bedford County
Sentinel Office
HALE
Mr. Dopps
Klein’s
Hathaway, Sole and
Harrington
Snows, Lilly
Brackets
Candle Shoe Co
Boston
Klein's
Bernhbold
Latrobe St
Grafton, W. VA
Scott
ITT & Bowne
Will
Jas. W. Horr
Washington St
St. Charles St
West Side
West Main St
Knottsville
Thornton
Main Street
Firsteome
Sentinel Company
Ernest L. Love
S. M. Hardman
L. V. Rogers
Arlington Hotel
Rogers
Grafton
W. V
Interstate Steam Laundry
West Virginia
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