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TO ADVERTISERS Advertising rater given an application and will be found reasonably low Business Cards not exceeding six lines 6001 per year Each additional line 1 00 Business Locals Five cents per line Legal Advertisements at Statute Rates Cards of Thanks Ten Cents per line Marriage and Death Notices published free of charge Obituaries Revolutions of Reaped and Wedding presents Five Cents per line
Railroads to Spend Sixty Million on Improvements This Year
The Record notes U S railroads will invest about sixty million dollars in road and rolling stock upgrades in the year. The move is expected to boost profits for workers. Mil bank, Mil bank city’s business district faces rebuilding after a serious contraction. many firms destroyed, bricks planned on the ruins. Admiral Dewey visits Chicago then tours the south with planned entertainments. Judge Canty of Minneapolis attacks Bryan at Kansas City, deeming him extremist and impracticable, warning of possible party defeat but not yet a bolt. The Nicaramirua canal bill passes the House after a stormy debate, $10 million initial appropriation, total not to exceed $50 million.
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United States
Admiral Dewey
Chicago
Manila
Judge Canty
Minneapolis
Bryan
Kansas City
Pampionous
Brysin
State of
South Dakota
County of
Davison
James Slocum Jr
Amelia M. Slocum
Minn
Helen E. Hermsmeyer
Waterville
Clarence H. Slocum
St. Paul
Albert M. Slocum
Excelsior
Elsie R. Slocum
Grace E. Slocum
James Slocum, Jr
Amela M. Slocum
Mitchell
W. Abbey
M. L. Bobs
Hitchcock
Bryan Clarifies Kansas City Platform Support in Lite 1 Issue
In an interview Bryan asserts the Kansas City platform will boldly back Lite 1. He warns Democrats seeking a return must embrace that issue, offering gold Democrats a chance to confess they were wrong or refuse the platform as a whole due to new questions to be included.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Delares
Iss
Wich
Vayo
Methodist conference in Chicago marks centennial of splits and growth
The general conference of the Methodist Church in the United States meets in Chicago for a month. It recalls the 100 year milestone since the southern branch split over slavery. The church has grown from eight conferences to 124, with 17,583 preaching and 14,289 local preachers. Church membership rose from 4.84 to over 2.5 million, though the past year saw more than 24,000 members withdraw.
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General Conference
the Methodist Church of the United States
Chicago
United States
Methodists
Pettigrew Sacrifices Senate Run for Bryan Support
A Philadelphia report states Pettigrew will give up his senatorial bid to help carry the state for Bryan who will supply for the senator with Something good. The piece notes barbwire fences, once deadly to stock, are now used for telephone lines in many localities and work well, costing little to install. Indiana towns gain telephone connections through this method.
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Philadelphia
Pettigrew
Bryan
Indiana
Editor Osbon Denies Greeley Governor Bid at Duunes County
The Howard Spirit editor argues the machine worried by Osbon had no role in denying or turning down Mr. Greeley for governor at the Duunes county convention. Greeley has stated he never sought the governorship and is seen as candid when he speaks his mind.
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The
Howard Spirit
Greeley
Duues
United States donors lead in India famine relief
The telegram notes Neland must hasten aid to India while Dr. Klopseli of the Christian Herald has sent 3,500,000 and Ireland has contributed about 1,000,000. It commends American generosity and readiness to give as need rises.
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Neland
United States
India
Dr. Klopseli
Christian Herald
Loge Land
Democrats Find Little Comfort in Smith Victory
The piece notes Robert Smith was elected mayor of St. Paul as a Democrat, but recalls he was a gold Democrat four years earlier and opposed Bryan. It adds his backers in the recent campaign shared that stance, leaving Democrats seeking other consolations in the election returns.
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Robert Smith
St. Paul
Smith
Bryan
Republicans at weekly conventions rail against Pettigrew
County conventions to select delegates to the state Sioux Falls conven tion criticise senior senator Pettigrew for party stance and administration criticism. Resolutions call out Pettigrew, predicting a heavy vote against him in November as party forces seek to settle previous disputes.
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Sioux Malls
Pettigrew
Senate
Yankton Judge Tripp Mentioned as Vice Presidential Possibility
South Dakota takes pride as Judge Bartlett Tripp of Yankton draws frequent nationwide notice as a potential western choice to accompany William McKinley on the Republican ticket. His standing in leading journals signals wide recognition of his qualifications for the vice presidency.
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South Dakota
United States
Judge Bartlett Tripp
Yankton
William McKinley
Judge Tripp
Increased Per Capita Money and Gold in Circulation
The treasury department reports April 1 1909 total money in circulation at 2 021 274 500 up 492 645 043 in four years. Per capita circulation now 320 12 with population 77 985 000 up from prior years. Gold in circulation totals Net gold and gold certificates 785 545 548 higher than 1899 and 1887 readings, silver in circulation also expanded with figures showing 1 489 113 089 against earlier years.
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Treasury Department
United States
Isis
Treasury
Republican Platforms in 1890s State Conventions
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Republican platforms reveal the coming national campaign. Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and other states echo key themes: adherence to the gold standard, expansion of territories, Philippine and Puerto Rico policy, anti trust measures, and continued dedication to duties under Lincoln's birthplace principle. The parties promise full power to lawmakers over U S territory and warn against monopolistic trusts while pledging to sustain the administration’s results.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cuba
Hawaii
Republican Party
Ohio
Tooi Wna
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Spain
Philippines
Porto Rico
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Indiana
Cullom Charges Puerto Rico Tax Bears Monopoly Hand
Senator Cullom of Illinois argues in the senate that the Puerto Rico tax aimed at the island’s inhabitants largely falls on sugar and tobacco trusts. He notes a major firm suing to recover part of the $2,000,000 tax, suggesting big corporations oppose the measure and favor free trade between Puerto Rico and the United States.
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Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Puerto Rico
Congress
Sugar and Tobacco
United States
Bludbilder Promotes Hustling Despite Exhaustion
When a five horsepower engine is made to do ten horsepower work, something will break. If you are worn out from hard work and near breakdown, take Bludbilder to tone your system ward off the flu and keep hustling. Sold by J. H. Ferris.
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J. H. Ferris
Populist Delegates Headed to Canton and Sioux Falls
Trains from the west and north carried populist delegates to the state convention in Canton and the national convention in Sioux Falls. Notables include John Colvin A R Groenke Frank Bailey Alfred Carlson and S F Goodykoontz with Davigan county to join later. Voléano Jones of Charles Mix predicts Bryan nomination at Sioux Falls though some think it will be decided in Kansas City.
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Canton
Sioux Falls
John Colvin
A. R. Groenke
Frank Bailey
Alfred Carlson
S. F. Goodykoontz
Davigan County
Voléano” Jones
Charles Mix County
Bryan
South Dakota
Kansas City
Plain cures and cough remedies from old ads
A cluttered advertisement column touts Shilohs Consumption Cure with two thirds dose, money-back guarantee, Warne’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for colds, and Cole’s Carbolic Salve praised by veterans. S. H. Scallin and J. B. Ferris are listed as suppliers.
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Shiloh
Ffair
S. H. Scallin
Warne
Cole
J. B. Ferris
Blood Purifier and Cough Cure Endorsements in Topeka Ad
Newton man praises Beggs Blood Purifier as a standard spring medicine for twenty years. Crosby Mills justice of the peace endorses One Minute Cough Cure, noting immediate relief for his wife and benefits to the whole family, curing coughs colds and lung troubles with the first dose.
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Topeka
EK. F. Andrews
Newton
Kan
Beggs
L. O. Gale
Hood
Justice of the Peace
Crosby, Mias
Herbal remedy from old garret traditions referenced
A note praising Karl's Clover Red Tea as a healing herb blend used by ancestors. It claims to strengthen, purify blood, and offers two price points, 25 cents and 50 cents, with S. A. Scallin listed as the druggist.
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Karl
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia says Dr King’s New Discovery cured her years long hacking cough. She reports relief from chest pain and sleepless nights and praises the remedy as a regal cure. Trial bottles free at S H Scallin’s drug store with a money back guarantee.
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Annie E. Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
Jungs
S.H. Scallin
DeWitt's Early Risers Liver Cure Endorsed by Millbrook User
A reader letter praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the finest pills for liver and bowel troubles. The testimonial names D. J. Moore of Millbrook Alabama and L. O. Gale as endorsers, claiming quick relief from ailments.
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DeWitt
D. J. Moore
Millbrook
Als
L. O. Gale
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