Bryan and Washburn push third party plan in 1900s era politics
The piece reports George Washburn of Boston urging a new populist party led by William Jennings Bryan, arguing to abandon the Democrats and form a Bryan-founded national movement. It notes a likely Bryan candidacy by 1904 and a fierce party struggle for control between Democrats and Populists. It also covers a call for $3.5 million for free rural mail delivery and praises rural connectivity via rail, telephone, and urban linkage.
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Mahdi
Acarhis
Ragatdas’ Dimas
Democratic Party
Geo. F. Washburn
Boston
Bryinalub
Massachusetts
Peoples’ Party
Bryanites
Bryan
Jefferson
Lincoln
Republican Party
Washburn
Congress
Cleveland
Ohio
Smith
Fragmentary note hints at Croker Prist and New York purge
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bryan’s friend Croker and a Purist in New York, with a critical tone about brains and a tiger change. Details are unclear but imply a political or social remark involving named figures and a move to purify or reform.
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Bryan
Croker Bes
Prist
Nany
New York
Roosevelt to be private citizen after January 1
Fragmented notes discuss Roosevelt becoming a private citizen from January 1 and preparing for duties as presiding officer of the Senate until March 4. Other items mention Episcopal Church marriage rules, warnings about political dynamics, and various notices including advertised letters and railroad notes. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper, with brief opinions on politics and public notices interwoven with ads and community items.
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Roosevelt
Cititzen
Senate
Getting Thin and Its Remedy in Cod Liver Oil
This notice discusses body weight, stating that being slightly overweight is acceptable and being too thin is a concern. It cites two causes, overwork and under-digestion, and recommends Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil to balance work and digestion. It advises reducing overwork when possible and taking the oil to regain balance, noting limits to what can be achieved.
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Scott
Real Estate Exchange items listed with price cuts
The notice details numerous properties in Marshall Battle Creek Perrinville and nearby areas including a cottage on East State St Marshall lot 8x11 with repairs needed but well rented at 9000 and a store on State St Marshall with first class condition and price appeal. Other listings include vacant lots in Sanderson St Battle Creek and village of Homar Michigan, a large frame residence on Kalamazoo Ave, a good farm near Bedford four miles from Battle Creek, eighty acre farm from Marshall and one hundred acres in Lee Township offered with possible exchanges and payments. Special notice invites Christmas portrait sittings at the studio with emphasis on early scheduling.
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Homar
Michigan
State St. Marshall
Kalamazoo Ava
Battle Creek
Perrinville
Bedford
Lee
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