Reorganized Democrats Spar Over Leaders and Bryan
The piece critiques factional attempts to dictate a platform and candidate. It notes Cleveland Gorman Hill and Parker sparking mixed enthusiasm, while Bryan's patriotism and restraint are praised as the best argument against the bolters. It comments on Bailey’s popularity in New Jersey among the wealthy as a social fad.
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Democratic Party
Cleveland
Gorman
Hill
Judge Parker
Bryan
Nebraska
Palmer
Buckner
McKinley
Bailey wealth debate sparks Texas loyalty question
The Denton Monitor argues Senator Bailey cannot truly represent Texas while living in New Jersey. It cites his wealth rise and racehorse ties as evidence of divided interests and speculates about a presidential bid, urging a Texas-based candidate.
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Bai
Failey
Texas
New Jersey
Bailey
United States
U. S
Denton Monitor
Joe
Grapevine
Watershires
Adulterated Foods Spark Trade and Reputation Debate
The article condemns American adulterated foods as harming foreign trade and national honesty. It cites a over thirty percent drop in U S cheese exports in the year ending June 30 1903 and notes Canada capturing market share. It blends social events with a reunion coverage including speeches and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Purifier medicine maker and military abrupt dismissal noted
The notice mentions imitations of the original Liver Purifier tainted by the A C Simons Jr Medicine Co and warns to ensure it is the genuine Purifier. It also reports Lieut. Gen. Miles was dismissed without thanks by the war department and Fort Worth plans a full carnival during the Walsh or Vallas celebration.
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Fae
A.C. Simwon
Miles
War Department
Army
Fort Worth
Mair
Cure Sciatica Testimony From Rev W L Riley
Cuba New York resident Rev W L Riley LL D reports fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism pain relieved by Ballard's Snow Liniment after two applications. He endorses the remedy and notes price 25 cents and one dollar at Graham Drug Co.
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Cure Sciatica
W. L. Riley
LL. D
Cuba
New York
Ballard
Graham Drug Co
Notable speech expected by James Hogg at Dallas Fair
James Hogg plans to speak in Dallas on Farmer's Day at the Fair. If correct, his remarks could launch a memorable campaign with significant political impact.
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James
Hogg
Dallas
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Promises Full Appetite
An advertisement claims Kodo Dyspepsia Cure lets persons eat all they want by preparing the stomach for reception and digestion of food. It asserts the remedy aids absorption, improves digestion, and builds healthful blood, sold by Graham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Drug "Co
Col Jett and Col White Sentenced to Life for Mar cum Murder
Colonel Curt Jett and Colonel White receive life sentences in old Kentucky for the murder of Colonel Marcum. Colonel Bill Taylor remains in Indiana under gubernatorial hospitality.
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Curt Jett
White
Kia Pal
Old Kentucky
Marcum
Bill Taylor Atilla
Indiana
Reunion of Confederate veterans near Holliday Station
The 42x Stonewall Jackson Camp of Confederate veterans plans a reunion in Archer county near Holliday Station on August 27 and 28. The gathering will honor veterans and include former camp members and local attendees.
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Stonewall Jackson
Archer County
Holliday Station
Prominent Kentucky Drug Firm Endorses Herbine
Ford and Sturgeon of Rocky Hill station Kentucky report Dr G B Singley requested Herbine for customers. They ordered three dozen in December and have repeated orders three times with satisfaction. Dr Singley also recommends Herbine as a pleasure. 60c bottle at Graham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford & Sturgeon
Rocky Hill Station
G. B. Singley
Graham Drug Co
Jeffries Defeats Corbett In San Francisco Bout
Jeffries won the heavyweight title match against Corbett in San Francisco last Friday with a $60,000 gate. Corbett claims it was his last fight. Critics call prizefighting barbaric and demoralizing, urging prohibition and condemning the sport.
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San Francisco
Jim Corbett
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Corbett
California
Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets Ad
An old advertisement proclaims Cheatham's Chill Tablets as cures aiding appetite and strength with a convenient chill tonic on earth and a cap in the vest pocket for easy use.
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Cheatham
Ives
Capnoarry
William Randolph Hearst as a Democratic presidential prospect
Washington dispatches increasingly favor Hearst as a Democratic candidate. He wins labor class support in the north and east, would command labor party votes, and enforces anti-trust legislation. He built a fortune, pays high wages, and has fought trusts, drawing broad independent press support.
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W. BR. Hearst
Washington Dispatches
William Randolph Hearst
North
New York
Epch
Hel
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Washington
Baer
Roosevelta
Ballard's Snow Liniment praised in letters from Texas
Corva Paralysic of W.8. Bailey of True Texas touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for paralysis in his wife arm and other ailments. Advertisement notes 250 506 and $1.00 bottles at Graham Drug Co. Gen. Miles retires from U.S. Army amid mixed public opinion, criticized in both the South and North for actions during the Civil War and his Democratic affiliation.
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Baily
P.O
Texas
Ballard
Graham Drug Co
Nelson A. Miles
U. S. Army
Miles
South
Jefferson Davis
North
McKinley
Roosevelt
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Eliza Carltons
Cromer
Royal Palace
Graham Gun Club
Eliasville
Goose Neck
Stephens
C. W. Johnson
Jo. Akin
Mel Cullough
J. B. York
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W. P. Stinson
McCullough
Trubver Ball
D. Davis
Amonhg
Louis Cunningham
Finlay Pratt
Lowery Owen
Birt McGrammery
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Myrtle Thorp
Mr. Camp
Showman
Pearl Smith
Rob McLaren
Dillard Davis
Jeffries Vn Corbett
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