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Wright eyed for Marshall County State's Attorney
The Wenona Index backs B. W. Wright of Wenona as a Republican county candidate for State's Attorney. Wright, a recent graduate, is seen as qualified and a strong race presence if nominated. Also notes farmers’ labor concerns under tariff and praises Daughters of the Revolution push for July Fourth flag flying.
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B. W. Wright
Wright
Marshall County
Georgia
the Daughters of the Revolution
Opinion on writing candidate names on official ballots
Attorney General Hunt says voters dissatisfied with printed candidate names may write the preferred name on the official Australian ballot. The piece notes newspapers crusading for better roads and questions rural life if future farmers gain good roads mail service and amenities, with the Agriculturalist section delivering the view.
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Hunt
Nation enters 117th year of prosperous republic progress
The Greenville Advocate asserts the nation is in its 117th year of prosperous existence and set to surpass previous four years. It praises remarkable growth, wealth, and predicts further advances if financial policy and tariff remain undisturbed, expecting four years of greater accomplishments than the last.
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Greenville
Lehman Letter Signals Bid for State Senate Seat
Hon L L Lehman writes to editors about the Senate convention and a second candidacy for State Senator. He notes warm reception in the district and pledges support for electing the senator and two representatives. Lehman plans to leave with his family July 20 for Manitou Springs Colorado for about five weeks.
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L-L. Lehman
Ike Rd Orr
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Stevenson Nominates Steady Hand Against Labor Militancy
The nomination of A E Stevenson for Vice President robs Democrats of spark by accusing Whitelaw Reid of labor hostility. Stevenson leads Bloomington coal interests employing non union miners and has long opposed unions. Adlai Stevenson, noted for anti union stance dating to the 1900s, allegedly cost bloodshed to cement the union he now seeks to reward.
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A. E. Stevenson
Whitelaw Reid
Stevenson
Bloomington
Adlai Stevenson
History and tariff laws in 1892 political discourse
In Starvano Ohio July 5 1892 a columnist cites President Cleveland’s 1887 tariff critique and surveys the 1892 party conventions in Minneapolis Chicago Cincinnati Omaha. The piece defends protective tariffs as constitutional and criticizes Democratic platform planks aligned with Calhounism, urging citizens to study history to judge current tariff policy.
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Alabama
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Starvano
Ballard's Hound Syrup Boosts Rest for Local Resident
Rush Texas resident Mr A Jackson, hotel manager at Rusk, says years of coughing stopped after using Ballard's Hound Syrup. Ad promotes non opioid formula and claims it best cough syrup for children. Also quacks about resting and patience in daily tasks and a brief note on U.S. money and Republican party praise.
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A. Jackson
Rush Texas
Rusk
Ballard
Jackson
Pow
Notable Benefactors and Educators Mentioned in Press Clippings
A compilation of excerpts praises Dr Franklin Miles and his Nervine, with ads from Dr Powell and testimonials about nervous conditions. St Nicholas Magazine explores possible national songs, while quotes extol a learned, tolerant scholar. A Sunday school anecdote highlights Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Arthur's Home Magazine July issue is noted for Exposition imagery and varied reading.
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Franklin Miles
New York Daily
Powell
Dr Miles
Arthur
Illinois Senators Vote Against Free Silver
Illinois senators recorded their votes against free silver, reflecting the state’s stance on monetary policy and its respect for honest money.
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Llinois
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