Politicians Rally as Knox Ames Campaigns Start
Congressman Knox and Lieut Col Ames address supporters in Lowell at multiple rallies. Edward Stevens blasts Democrats on platform and free silver, praising McKinley era prosperity. Ames pledges focus on local nominees and youth in politics amid heated district contest.
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Political convention dates set for local Republicans
The seventh senatorial convention will meet at Republican headquarters on October 9 at 8 p.m. and the twenty-fifth representative convention on October 11 at 2 p.m., both at the same venue.
Campaign heats rise as Republican caucuses near
Lawrence Telegram notes a heated push for the 5th district Republican nomination with Pickman, Ames, and Knox contending. It praises Knox as the strongest candidate and urges strong turnout for the September 24 caucus in Lawrence and Methuen, warning of negative campaigning and predicting Knox’s win if voters turn out.
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Advantages of the motor vehicle in public transport
Fred W. Maynard argues in The Engineering Magazine that motor traction offers a cheap independent transport between horse haulage and railways. He emphasizes cleaner streets, reduced scavenging costs, and less road wear as major benefits beyond mere economic savings.
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Market Tension Eases as Stocks Weaken and Sugar Recovers
The market opened fractionally weaker with lighter activity while sugar rallied after early weakness. Amid fluctuating quotes, Ogden Gag Co backed by a $4 million syndicate faced war loan pressures, andReading 1st and Jersey Central showed renewed miner strike fears. Santa Fe reports strong grain business and new dining cars as the Canyon line nears transfer.
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Sugar shares edge higher as bank reserves, sugar war loom
Bank reserves reach year highs with gold holdings at 17,029,800 on Aug 11 dipping to 165,922,900 by Aug 18 and rising to 176,904,400 on Sept 1. Wall Street eyes sugar refiners amid price battles between American Sugar, National Sugar, and Arburkle Bros. as profit margins stay unclear. Mexican Central Railway sells about 250,000 Mexican dollars at 50% of value, a peak since April 1897. Boston and New York markets note ix-dividends today.
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Imaginary Ills and the Rise of Sugges tive Therapeutics
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune summary notes how hypnotism, suggestion, and deception form the modern so called therapeutic system. It cites cases at City hospital where patients improve under nonmedical means such as magnetism water and electricity. Several patients recover speech memory or movement thanks to imagined cures or misapplied treatments.
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Cured Catarrh After Twenty Years Says Scranton Man
Hon George James of Scranton Pennsylvania reports long self suffering from catarrh with constant hawking and throat issues. He credits Dr Agnew’s Carvhal Powder with instant relief after first application and complete cure after several doses. Sold by C EB Carter F C Goodale & Co.
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Market Shortage of Metal Jar Covers and Burners
Classified item listing notes metal fruit jar covers at 25 cents per dozen and various burners including The Gem two burner unit Union one burner Florence one burner and a wickless blue flame burner priced from eight to eleven dollars.
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The Passing of the Pie and Domestic Labor Roles
O'Donnell and Gilbride discuss a drop in pie sales at quick lunch counters, citing a two thirds decrease over five years as men seek simpler foods. The piece highlights domestic economy and the value of housewives tracking markets over stock gambling in a broader social commentary.
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Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Ease
An old Courier advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic to strengthen and tone the stomach and prevent indigestion, urging readers to tell advertisers they saw the notice.
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