Veterans Rally for Quay Re election in Pennsylvania
Union soldier backing for United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay dominates veteran activity in Pennsylvania. Capt James McCormick of Philadelphia and Lawrence county comrades urge Republicans to vote for Quay in primaries, citing his war record and loyalty. Captain John Taylor notes veteran interest at the Grand Army encampment and predicts strong, independent campaigning despite no formal party politics in the organization.
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Senate
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154Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Republican Party
Lawrence County
United States
M. 5. Quay
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania
Matthew Stanley Quay
Captain Taylor
John Taylor
Big War Veterans’ Club
Philadelphia
Grand Army
Pittsburg
Philadelphia North American
Gregg
Morrison
Walter Lyon Endorses Quay for Senate Seat
United States District Attorney Walter Lyon, in Scranton, expresses strong support for Senator Quay’s reelection. He praises Quay as a great political leader, a brave soldier, educated, not wealthy, and says McKinley’s bill passage owed much to him. Dalzell hopes to succeed Quay, but Lyon expects Quay to win amid anti Quay sentiment.
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Dalzell
United States
Lyon
Scranton
Treth
Juay
Quay
United States Senate
Senate
John Dalzell
Qday
Praise for Colonel Quay and tariff work across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Republican editors express warm sympathy for Senator Quay and support for his reelection. Quotations from Clarkson and leading papers praise his leadership in 1883, 1888, and 1892, and defend his record against Democratic critique while noting his health and the party’s reliance on his organizing skill.
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Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Clarkson
Republican National Committee
Quay
Harrison
Washington
General Clarkson
National Committee
Beaver Statesman
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Free Trade
Democratic
Protection
Cleveland
Colonel Quay
New York City
Blaine
Wilkesbarre
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement 25 cents
Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by T E Hildebrand druggist Stanley.
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S. H. Clifford
New Cassel
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba, O
T. K. Hildebrand
T.E. Hildebrand
Druggiat
Stanlly
Early arrival at camp Creede sparks sharp rival fare
A somber newcomer builds a one story shop in Jimtown touting undertaker and embalming services. The scene shifts to a rival, offering “furnish everything from cradle to grave,” as disease and aging erode the first dealer’s prospects while others look to a new sign above the cliff. Medical notes warn early eye and ear disease risks and praise expert care.
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Camp Creede
Mein
Jimtown
Chicago Herald
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Cinders in the Eye Cure with Flaxseeds from Plain Advice
A traveler’s eye remedy recommends carrying flaxseeds to treat a cinder in the eye. Two seeds placed in the eye swell and secrete a glue that traps debris, allowing it to be washed away. Keep about a dozen seeds for handy use. Also notes on beliefs about heaven for animals and a young man’s calf named by a girl.
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Martindale
N.C
Whitley
W. M. Houston & Co
Daugherty Bros
New York Times
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