IS PUBLISHED A VERY WRDNERDAY BY DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY
IS PUBLISHED A VERY WRDNERDAY BY DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY. 728 Uburoh Bt, near RoR, Indiana, Pa, Terns of Subscription, $1.00 a year strictly Inadvance, $1.60 per year when not paid Inadvance, aeF This paper 1a mailed regularly to its sub scribers until a definite order to discontinue redefyad and all arrears are paid in full. Advertising Hates, Administrators', Executors', Auditors' and Dissolution Notices, $3 each. All other legal advertisements, $2.50 per finch, figure and table work 26 per cent additional. Estray and caution notices, such $200.
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Democrat Publishing Company
Uburoh Bt
Ror
Indiana
Aef
Advertising Agencies in New York and Nearby Firms Listed
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous advertising agencies and addresses in New York and surrounding cities. Entries include Lyman D. Morse at 38 Park Row, George Batten at 38 Park Row, Remington Brothers at 308 Broadway, N W Ayer & Son at 8th and Chestnut, Geo A. Regar Advvert'g Co. at 1009 Arcist, Remington Bros at Penn Building, Lord & Thomas at 45 Randolph Street, and Louis W. Chesman & Co. at 1127 Pine Street.
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Lyman D. Morse
Park Row
George Batten
Potter Edg
Remington Bros
Broadway
Priladelpota
N.W. Ayer & Son
Cor
8Th and Chestnut
Geo. A. Regar
Advvert'g Co
Arcist Pitissura
Pennbldg
Pennado
Uhtorgo
Lord & Thomas
Randolph St
Louis WN
Washington Letter on Secretary Root and Army Seniority
The Washington letter from 1902 discusses Secretary Root’s assignment of Brig. Gen. Carter over Gen. Corbin and Gen. Miles, the protest by Col. Babcock and Col. Hall, and the move seen as a step toward Corbin succeeding Miles. It critiques autocratic policy, seniority disregard, and political maneuvering affecting army traditions and promotions. It also covers Rep. Hay’s remarks at democratic headquarters, disputing Republican claims about army criticism and troop strength in the Philippines, noting total forces near 30,000 with additional native constabulary.
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Washington
War Department
Secretary Root
William H. Carter
Corbin
John B. Babcock
William P. Hall
Carter
Root
Gen. Carter
Army
Gen
Miles
Truckle
Representative Hay
Virginia
Secon
Democratic
Hay
Philippines
The Perfect Way to Cure Kidney Trouble Ad
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy for backache and kidney issues. It features a testimonial from Mrs. William McKinley of West Philadelphia Street praising relief and reduced fatigue after using the product sold by Herricks Bros and FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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William McKinley
Philadelphia
Herricks Bros’ Drug Store
Campaign Tensions Rise Over Trusts Tariff and Cuba
The article outlines the 7000 additional troops bringing the fighting force to about 37000. It notes Mr. Hay and Mr. Roosevelt trading barbs over trusts and tariffs, calling Roosevelt a “Terrible Talker” for mocking anti trust aims. It mentions Illinois senatorial maneuvering, Hopkins and Mason, and the Democratic push with Cable and Cochran figures. Senator Carmack disputes AP on Bryan's currency focus, while Wilson’s Iowa stance shows protectionist leanings opposing Cuban reciprocity.
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Burgess
Washington
Texas
Roosevelt
Congress
Illinois
Mason
Representative Hopkins
Senate
Ilinois
Ben. T. Cable
Democratic Committee
Messrs
Bourke Cochran
Tom Johnson
Richard Olney
Senator Carmack
New England
William J. Bryan
Associated Press
Bryan
Car’ Mack
Mr. Bryan
Nantasket
Agriculture Wilson
Iowa
Roosevelt Cabinet Faces Unwelcome Reshuffle Rumors
In Iowa a faction seeks a bloc vote for tariff reform. Since Secretary Gage’s resignation, speculation grows that no other cabinet member could bear a bold, humiliating assignment from Roosevelt.
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Cumming
Iowa
Gage
Roosevelt
Adams County Democrats Rout Quay Faction in State Pushback
In Mine convention Adams County Democrats condemn the Quay machine and Madison A. Garvin for betrayal of Democratic pledges. They denounce corruption, pledge cleansing of the state, and declare Adams will send trustworthy Democrats to the next Legislature.
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Pennsylvania
Adams County
Quay Machine
Madison A. Garvin
Adams
Quay Democrats
The Anthracite Situation and Rail Control
The article argues that the anthracite coal market is a monopoly with few railroads and owners controlling supply. Miners face idleness while production often exceeds demand, and waste culm is being repurposed. It warns that six railroads could manipulate prices and access, urging extraordinary measures to relieve the coal crisis. It notes the Hoover railroad was sold to James Kerr of Beech Creek railroad.
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Hoover
James Kerr
The
Beech Creek Railroad
Clearfield, Ta
Latest Market Quotations From Creamery to Buckwheat
Market list reads mixed prices for dairy eggs and produce with entries like Buster-Creamery at 200 per pound, eggs fresh country 18 cents a dozen, cabbage and other staples noted. Includes milt bran middlings oats chopped feed and grain items with varied prices and terms.
Mrs Jane Miller Credits Nerve Pills For Restful Sleep
Mrs Jane Miller of 1258 Philadelphia St Indiana Pa says Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills gave her deep night rest and steadier nerves after prior restlessness and tiredness. Pills sold at 50 cents a box by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package. For sale at Herichl Bros Drug Store.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Dean’s
Jane Miller
Philadelphia St. Indiana
A. W. Chase
Alnes T
Government by Injunction Underscores West Virginia Labor Strife
Judge Jackson in Parkersburg sentenced seven miners to 60 to 90 days for speeches aiding a strike in various West Virginia communities. Mother Jones received a reserved sentence while the bench’s harsh stance on injunctions alarms critics who warn of eroded jury rights and potential federal reform. The ruling, tied to a 12,000 miner strike in the Fairmont coal field, is called the strongest illustration of government by injunction in the nation.
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Jackson
United States District Court
West Virginia
Parkersburg
Mother Jones
Courts of Equity
Congress
Fairmont
Hand-made Buggies at Low Prices from Clark of Selisburg
Hail Clark of Selisburg offers a fine lot of hand-made buggies with tops and superior finish at low figures. The best hand-made stock in the county is at Clark's factory, with factory goods from 50 dollars. Visit Ham Cramn's in Saltaburg to see buggies carriages phagtons spring wagons run-a-bouts buck-wagons and place orders.
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Clark
Selisburg
Ham Cramn’s
Saltaburg
Thricea-Week World offers value and coverage
The World promotes its thrice weekly edition as comprehensive and trustworthy with political and other news, plus serials and home features. It claims wide readership and asserts balanced appeal to Republicans and Democrats, advertising a special price for a year.
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Dean
the New York World
America
Time
Alex
Taylors
J. Y. Foucher
Cavanagh & Co
Wood St
Pah
Pia
J. Burke & CO
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg
G. Orr & Coo
W. Kay Collecting & Adjustment Co
Witisburg
E.H.S
Cost
H. Sutton
PENN
Paul Wuesthoff
14Th and
Pike Sts
Pittsburgh
Oliver
U. S. Patent Office
Washington D.C
Finch
Large
Overholt
Gackenheimer
Mt. Vernon
Thompson
Gibson
Dillinger
Bridgeport
Robt. Lewin & CO
Smithfeld Street
Water Street
Ball
Pi&a
Pittsburgh Bank For Savings
Smithfield St. & Fourth Ava
Pittsburgh, Pa
Tehtay Wad Sabirday
University Muikting
Perrysypile Ave
Allopheny
Ford
A.d. Brashear
Alex. T. Taylor
Sapolio
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