Republicans Rally at Star Theater Advocates Tariff Reform
A large crowd attended a Monday Republican rally in the Star theater building featuring Col Fred H Smith for Congress honored by speeches from Clark S Thomas and P Grennick. The program included campaign songs and a quartet, with Smith emphasizing business principles and protective tariffs to sustain prosperity and avoid disaster.
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Star Theater
County Central Committee
Fred H Smith
Congress
Col Smith
Tle
Wilk
Tariff Commission
Clark S. Thomas
United States
W E Mason
Republican Party
G. Rennick
State ticket praise for Illinois Republican leadership
The piece lauds Illinois Republicans with 50 years of control, praising Governor Charles S. Deneen for honest leadership, clean terms, and reforms. It emphasizes his management of public institutions, charity, and the university's rise, portraying the party as superior to rival eras.
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Ilinois
John T Altgeld
Nion
Charles S. Deneen
Local Notes Highlight Parties Travel and Tickets
Miss Margaret McManus hosts a Hallowe en party this evening. Mrs Harvey Hunter of Buda travels to Toronto to visit her father and sisters. The lecture course offers season tickets remaining for four numbers at 1. George W Keller leaves for Sarasota, Fla after summer visit. Mrs Josiah Kerrick returns from Michigan with crops from Mr Estes farm. Mrs Kerrick is the wife of the 16th district legislator.
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Margaret McManus
Harvey Hunter
Buda
Toronto
Canada
Andrew Hunter
Ariteene
Ena Wood
R S. Bayne
Lash
George W Keller
Eugene Bacon
Sarasota
Fla
Lfe
Nanois
Minoak
Josiah Kerrick
Inlaw
C R. Estes
St John's
Mich
Estes
Stark
Bureau County
Wyoming
Kerrick
Voting plea and political notes from Marshall County column
A Marshall County editorial urges Republicans to stay the course with Governor Deneen and party leaders, arguing experienced incumbents should not be replaced by Democratic or Progressive challengers. It cites stability and past performance as reasons to reelect current state officers. The piece touches on national and state politics and notes various political figures.
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Middle West
Deneen
Nation
Ottawa Journal
Hyomoe Catarrh Remedy Ad Claims Proper Pronunciation
A vintage advertisement touts Hyome as the proper way to pronounce the famous catarrh remedy made from Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics. The copy invites readers to “just breathe it” and highlights its health claims.
It Banishes Catarrh and Public Notices Mixed
Fragments report a refund offer for catarrh cure with Segraves, local farms and Chenoweths, talk of hotel and public hall needs, a New York postal note about the steamer Cleveland sailing from Madeira, and travel impressions of a world cruise with Madeira’s climate and bullock cart service in steep terrain.
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Orrin Fulks
F M Fulks
Putnam
Sauk Center
Minn
Samuel Chenoweth
Chenoweths
Easy Street
Henry
New York
Cleveland
Hamburg-American Line
Law
Ellen
Funchial
Madeira
Funchal
Progressive candidate Thompson for State Senator Upholds Reform
The Progressive Party in Livingston County taps B RBBY Thompson age 33 a lawyer and former Republican who supported Roosevelt in primaries. He backs Initiative Referendum Recall clean elections and the direct election of U.S. Senators as remedies to graft and machine politics. Local items note lost bracelet found, social visits, church events, and store ads detailing clothing prices.
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Progressive Party
Thompson
Roosevelt
Livingston County
U.S
Party of the People
M. W. Kahn Clothing Ends Business to Make Shirts
Chillicothe firm M. W. Kahn Clothing and Shoe announces discontinuing operations to shift to shirt manufacture. Entire stock, fixtures, and furniture to be sold at open sale starting Friday November 1 at 8 o clock, regardless of cost. Customers urged to attend opening day.
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Howard Wyluame
F Koerner
Ethel Winship
Kuard
Fyle
M_ E Aid
M. W. Kahn Clothing and Shoe Company
Chillicathe
Colorado Primary Law Fails to Garner Voter Interest
Colorado voters showed low turnout under the new primary law with less than one in three casting ballots. Early indications suggest Ana Tall may carry the state in November as progressives remain muted.
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Colorado
Ana Tall
Nellie Coan Returns Home From Chicago
Miss Nellie Coan came home Tuesday from Chicago, according to a brief hometown item. The spelling Chicago reflects the era's usage in local society notes.
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Nellie Coan
Chicaga
Stomach Tablets Promoted With Free Trial Offer
An advertisement touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets promising indigestion relief with a pay-nothing-until-cured offer. It offers a free trial and booklet, cites famous people, and directs readers to Mail a request to Buffalo NY. The piece blends product hype with assorted notes on railroads and city papers.
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Mit Wuffalo
Adv
The Healer Yet One Treatment Brought Relief
A patient from Elgin recalls long-term mutism and severe pain before seeking Prof Leach. After treatment, relief followed, with the writer noting prior medical failures and improved comfort and sleep.
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A. Leach
Elgin
Leach
Prof. Leach
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