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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
2
Frank A Walpole editor announces live topics and local interest letters. The Record seeks a representative at every post office county wide and offers liberal terms to the right parties.
Claude L Engle praises Sun coverage of legislature while warning that the Seminole uprising fears hinge on recovering the chief Tom Tigers bones. Florida owes itself action to restore remains and relics and uphold the law against desecration. Florida press notes Tampa Times securing artist A K Taylor for bold cartoon work.
A Kansas woman collapsed dead after reading a newspaper report of a deceased namesake. The Lakeland Sun cites the tragedy as a caution against taking newspaper items at face value, noting even Governor Broward says papers lie sometimes.
William Jennings Bryan, guest of honor at a Brooklyn Democratic Club dinner, reiterates support for government ownership of railroads and declares that any who doubt people’s capacity to govern will be driven from the party. He stresses initiative and referendum as core principles and warns party discorders.
Tallahassee Sun reports Representative Pettigrew of Manatee proposes a bill to allow verdicts by majority jury rule. Proponents argue it aligns with democratic practice, reduces mistrials, speeds decisions, and improves justice. The proposal faces debate over changes to jury deliberations.
The Record features a condensed financial statement for the Bank of Manatee Bradenton dated April 2 1997 noting the bank's growth from infancy to a leading progressive yet conservative institution. Cashier John T Campbell is praised for the rapid strides and the favorable report.
The Thorowell Orphanage in Clinton South Carolina houses 240 orphan boys and girls ages six to sixteen. Older pupils work four to six hours daily in shops farms and kitchens to help support the family, with most children still needing substantial assistance. Donations of provisions or money are urged and acknowledged. The institution is under Presbyterian control with support from all denominations. Citizens are asked to raise supplies in their communities.
An advertisement extols White's Cream Vermifuge as essential for good judgment in mothers and suitable for babies. It cites grateful letters from mothers about healthier children and notes it is sold by J. M. Samuel. Other items include hats at Wiggin's, ice cream freezers, and seeds from Lloyd & Jo's.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas faced blood poisoning from a spider bite that would have cost him a leg. He was persuaded to try Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and reports the first application gave relief and three boxes healed all sores. Available at J M Samuel druggist for 25 cents.
Whale oil soap Bluestone Surphur Tobacco dust Nitrate soda Caustic soda and various fertilizer chemicals are available at Adams for first class horse-shoeing per S. V. Harris' shop.
Mrs Fannie Connor of Georgetown says Dr King s New Discovery cured her persistent lung cough after other remedies failed. Her husband bought the bottle and she recovered. The ad touts a 500 price and a 1 trial bottle free.
The ad notes K. VV. Wiggins remains the central source for all goods and everyday essentials. It emphasizes available food, clothing, and utilities at one location.
Coughs in throat warned as early neglect can lead to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption. Ballard's Horehound Syrup offered as a cure with affordable price, sold by J. M. Samuel. A remark notes more rain would help matters at this time.
Local ad claims Herbine regulates the liver to cure dyspepsia constipation and liver complaints. A Florida reader says two bottles cured chills and fever and restored health. Sold by J. M. Samuel.
Weather note from Adams reports gardeners hoping for more rain as nitrate of soda remains on hand. The brief item cites ongoing precipitation needs and local preparation for crop care.
The Town of Manatee authorizes Graham and the Manatee Light and Traction Company to remove trolley tracks and related structures from streets while preserving rights to operate an electric light and power business. The ordinance confirms continued franchise rights for the electric utility, pending council approval on March 12 1907 and mayoral approval March 18 1907.
The Commoner hails Oklahoma’s constitution as the best state charter in the United States. It calls it a people’s constitution and lauds the cornfield lawyers who framed it, urging unanimous ratification and a Democratic victory to endorse the work.
Readable fragment notes a display of men's clothing and accessories at Wiggins shop window. The snippet suggests a shop feature or sale event highlighting suits hats and ties with a period voice and retail emphasis.
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