18 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
1
The piece recalls David B. Hill’s once muted role during 1896 political turmoil. It cites a September 12 1896 letter to Hamilton Ward and portrays Hill as unwaveringly loyal to the Republican side during tariff reform and imperialism debates. It argues his influence favored Republicans then and his current criticisms mask past alignments.
The Commoner attacks Mr. Hill for insolent remarks and predicts he will repeat past sins. It argues Hill remains divergent from the party since 1896 and notes he supported Cleveland's plan to require the faithful to wear sackcloth and ashes. The piece laments the party’s quiet state.
An advertisement touts TapieR's Bucx- EYE Pite O1mMeNT as curing stubborn ailments that hinder exercise and make rest painful. It targets women as chief sufferers, selling bottles at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents through Graham Drug Co.
The Greenville Herald responds to a Dallas News quote arguing that democracy is majority rule. The Panda Watchman counters that delegates must reflect rank and file, condemning selective compliance and asserting independence from majority will risks anarchy.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised as best remedy for malaria with chills and fever. Described as iron and quinine in a tasteless form. Claims no cure no pay and price 50 cents.
In remarks cited by the Greenville Herald Senator Mason says he will ignore rumors of a presidential boom. He notes his wife and cook have declared for him and suggests there may be others monitoring the chatter as he considers his conduct.
J A Kelly of Henderson Nevada recounts an illness last summer and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with rapid relief when used as directed. The testimonial is part of a drug advertisement sold by Graham Drug Co.
The coal barons ridicule President Mitchell’s representations and the strikers’ claims. They urge arbitration to prove their justice and convince the public.
The success of Mr Roosevelt in securing tariff concessions for Cuba signals broad GOP support for his efforts to curb trust power, with a Republican Congress likely to back future actions against trusts.
The article surveys the Statistical Abstract of the United States showing U S land area rising from 427844 to 3025600 square miles and population swelling from 5308483 to 75693724 between 1800 and 1900 It also notes shifts in state population rankings from 1800 to 1900 and analyzes public debt savings banks New York clearings and foreign trade trends from 1800 to 1960 highlighting per capita debt costs and the growth of bank capital and commercial exchanges.
Republican remarks express a wish to craft laws that bypass trusts, a tactic often heard as elections near. The remarks reflect party concerns about regulatory action and industry influence amid campaigns.
The piece contrasts Democratic criticisms of Cleveland with his strong record. It argues he stayed true to principles, was bold and independent, and kept the presidency free of factional control. It blames him for not linking fully with the party, claiming he damaged the Democrats by acting as an independent.
A local advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a dependable cure for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims every bottle meets high standards and is safe and pleasant to take with Graham Drugs Co selling it locally.
The War Department will not yet have funds to expand quarters and will discriminate against married officers at several army posts until Congress appropriations are spent.
Wire's CheaM ERMIPAGE is described as expelling worms and serving as a tonic and permanent cure for chills and fever in children. Offered at 25 cents by Graham Drug Co.
Spain became the first country to recognize the United States by sending a minister. In 1785, Spain appointed Diego de Gardoqui as minister plenipotentiary to the United States.
A proffered prosperity driven by higher food fuel and clothing prices without matching gains for workers may please capitalists but fails to win backing from laboring men.
To eradicate worms from the system give the child plain nourishing food and Whirr's Cream Vermitvee. The result will be the worms disappear and the child become healthy and cheerful. Price 24 cts. For sale by Gradam Drag Co.
France became the first foreign nation to recognize the American colonies and the first to salute the American flag, achieving this in 1778 amid the colonists’ push for independence.
The democratic party will be true to its best traditions when leading a fight for the rights of the people against trusts and monopolies fostered by high tariffs. The pension appropriation for the past Congress session totaled 139,842,350 dollars with few Spanish and Philippine War pension claims adjudicated.
United States Magnetic Observatory at Fleming Honolulu reports a serious magnetic storm at the time of Mt Pelee eruption. The observation aligns with the volcanic event, suggesting solar or geomagnetic activity connected to the disturbance.
The Hon. John Burns MP accuses financier J Pierpont Morgan of accelerating socialist influence, claiming Morgan is making socialists faster than any prior or contemporary financial conjurer.
A political moment in Illinois shows Senator Mason and Representative Hopkins clashing within the Republican machine, creating an opportunity for a Democrat to gain public support in the senate contest.
A farm oriented notice promotes BALLarp's SNow Lit MEN' as rapid aid for cuts burns and bruises with 25 and 50 cent pricing. The ad ties to Graham Drug Co and closes with a rural-era quip about advertising myths and feathers as comfort, illustrating local humor and product promotion.
Cut this out and take to Graham Drug Store to get a box of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The best physic they also correct stomach disorders. Price ten cents.
Observers note that David B. Hill frequently reads his speeches during public appearances, producing an off hand tone that masks the formal reading. An intimated source says he has become too busy to memorize his remarks.
T Robinson, a Justice of the Peace from Loomis Michigan, says Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are the best remedy he has used for stomach issues. The tablets help stomach disorders regulate the liver and bowels, are easy to take, pleasant in effect, and cost 25 cents per box sold by Graham Drug Co.
The Michigan Republican convention endorsed President Roosevelt and the Congressional delegation that challenged his Cuban reciprocity policy, signaling harmony at the cost of consistency.
Representative Mercer of Nebraska steered a fast track bill through Congress in the closing hours of the session. The measure appropriated 75000 dollars for a quartermaster warehouse at Omaha, introduced in the House at 2 PM and signed by the President at 4 PM.
Don’t fail to Try This. Honest trial of Electric Bitters is said to permanently cure trouble. It tones the stomach, regulates kidneys and bowels, stimulates liver, invigorates nerves and purifies blood. Claims cure for kidney and liver troubles, stomach disorders, nervousness, sleeplessness, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria. Satisfaction guaranteed by Edgar Matthews & Co, only 50 cents.
Bourke Cochran argues in a Tammeny hall Fourth of July speech that government has nothing to bestow since it cannot create. He condemns protectionism, praises equality before the law, and warns that tariffs foster trusts and favoritism, shaping democracy to protect liberty and property.
Imperfect digestion and assimilation lead to disordered body conditions. Herbins tones the stomach and aids digestion. Price 59 cents. For sale by Graham Drug Co.
A Kansas poetess famed for multiple marriages is linked to the line Five husbands have I buried with sighs and prayers. The saying We shall know as we are known is attributed to discussions of heaven and shared knowledge in the afterlife.
Mr. F H Wells of Deer Park Long Island says Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the best liniment for strains. He cites a winter case of severe side lameness from a strain and reports quick relief and cure. Available for sale by Graham Drug Co.
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