Democrats Seek Issue for 1904 in Past Wars
A compilation of quotes rails at Dems for chasing 1904 political issues, cites Boer War costs at 231.5 million dollars, notes no coronation invitation to Madrid in May, and criticizes public holidays for national milestones. It references Metcalf, Miss Stone, wealth per capita trends, and a Colorado legislature session with a likely 90 days and limited legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso
Madrid
Colorado
Montgomery
House
Notable Birthday Echoes and Humorous Vignettes
The column juggles reflections on William McKinley alongside playful social scraps. It notes an Archduchess renouncing royal claims to wed a non royal prince with lavish gifts, then recounts a Goodland skating tale where a man, told he resembles Venus of Milo, discovers the statue lacks arms and ends in a cellar misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Goodland
Venus of Milo
Venus
Monument Woman Fares West for Birthday Visit
Mrs H E Ford leaves Monument for Denver to celebrate her 79th birthday with her grandson D H Ford’s family at the land office register’s home. A pioneer of Colorado for 42 years, she has witnessed Indian presence, Denver’s growth, and the West’s development. She plans to return after winter visits with friends. She is grandmother to Mrs Addie Hover of Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colo
H. E. Ford
Denver
D. Ford
Register of the United States Land Office
West
Monument
Ford
Addie Hover
Lamar
The War Issue and Democratic Party History
A historical critique traces the Democratic Party's stance on the Civil War and its shifting positions over four decades. It argues the party repeatedly questioned the war’s outcomes, dismissed war heroes, and faced electoral consequences before wavering again on annexation and war issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
White House
Democratic split over 1900 war verdict sparks party rebirth debate
The Washington caucus of Democratic senators reaffirms the 1900 war results as a central issue while facing questions on reciprocity with Cuba canal construction tariff concessions and merchant marine growth. The piece questions party policy leadership and calls for a sane path for democracy. It notes hustlers and ongoing farm improvements and cites Miss E Bowers joining Melbourne mining firms as a director amid scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
Nicaragua
Philippines
Democratic Party
Inter- Ocean
Farmers Institute Draws Valley Action
Empire Valley residents prepare for the Farmers Institute as hogs and lambs move from Lamar ranches. Kiowa county stockmen haul surplus hay and straw to Eads and Chivington ranches. B. F. Stuckey rents part of the G. A. Bishop farm while Bishop starts hauling material for a new dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiowa County
Eads and
Chivington
B. F. Stuckey
G. A. Bishop
Mr. Bishop
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets recommended by Cascade druggist
Mr J H Weber a Cascade Iowa druggist notes that sales come from repeat customers. He urges trying the remedy for dullness after eating bad taste biliousness poor appetite or constipation. He claims prompt relief and lists I H Myers as the local seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. H. Weber
Cascade
Iowa
I. H. Myers
How to Cure La Crippe with Tar Remedy
An old advertise note advises treating la grippe symptoms with Warner's White Wine of Tar taken promptly. It claims to cure the worst cases in 48 hours and lists 25 and 50 cent sizes, sold by McLean Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
McLean Bros
Acker's English Remedy Promises Quick Cough Cure
Advertisement notes consumption and lung diseases cured by Acker's English Remedy claiming to cure coughs and colds in a day. Price set at 25 cents with money back guarantee. Free sample offered. Distributed by W.H. Hooker & Co. and sold by I. H. Myers, druggist in Lamar, Colorado.
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Acker
W.H. Hooker &Co
Buffalo
N.Y
I. H. Myers
Lamar, Colo
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Lamar Register
nHo
B. Mhrrill
United States
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Michael Hicks-Beach
Congress
Globe-Democrat
Metcalf
Chicago
Miss Stone
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Miles
McKinley
Register
William McKinley
Solomon
Sugar City
Douglas
R. Taylor & Son
Topeka, Kansas
Gion
Ohio
Rocky Ford
American Beet Sugar Company
Rocky Ford, Colorado
Millard Bros
John Teda
John
Rio
London
Mansion House
Mme. Midas
E. Bowers
Melbourne
Kay
Co. C. Huddleston
Lamar, Colorado
A.everett & Co
Arkansas Valley
Lamar Hardware CO
D. HH. Cooper
B. B. Brown
A. N. Parnrisn
W.C. Goutp
First National Bank
M. D. ‘T'sateller
T. M. Brown
W. C. Goutp
A. N. Parnisn
Emapire Valley
Lamar Ranch
WM. G. Russell
St. Louis
Great Republican Paper of America
Daily Globe-Democrat
Close- Democrat
Globe Printing C.A
St. Louis, Mo
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