Democratic Primary Beat Meetings Planned Across Lawrence County
The Democratic Executive Committee calls beat meetings in Lawrence County for June 30 1900 at 2 pm to select delegates for a County Convention in Courtland July 2 1900 and a Congressional Convention in Decatur July 4 1900. Delegates named by beat and numbers, with instruction to vote on primary strength and instruct county delegates proportionally.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Lawrence County
Courtland
Decatur
Hillsboro
A. W. Bailey
Lb. Brock
Joan Meacham
J. R. MebDonald
J. J. Terry
W. LD. Gilchrist
Town Creek
J. L. Linden
E. ¥. McGregor
William Barnesea
Mt. Hope
J. J. Dukeminier
James Steenson
R. L. Marin
District Committee
Anid
Nelson White Denies Purchase of Advertiser Interest
Decatur resident Nelson White had announced a purchase of a part in the Advertiser and a return to Moulton with his mother, but the Courtland Enterprise notes a misstatement. The editor clarifies White will be associated with the paper but not as a joint owner.
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Nelson White
Decatur
Reliable ‘Advertiser
Moulton
Moulton Cor
Courtland ‘Enterprise
Advertiser
Adv
Notice of Nelson C White to edit Apvrrtiszk paper
Nelson C White joins the publication and editorial management of the Apvrrtiszk. He was raised in a printing office and is described as one of the best all round printers in the state. The paper plans to resume home printing and provide a top news sheet, seeking weekly community news and advertising support.
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Nelson C. White
Apvrrtiszk
Gdvertuner
Remember to vote Richardson next Saturday primary
Reminder to voters to cast ballots in the upcoming primary next Saturday with Richardson as the advocated candidate. The note emphasizes participation and mentions Richardson as the choice to support in the election.
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Richardson
Judge Richardson for Congress in Democratic ticket
Judge Richardson, a gallant soldier and true Democrat, is a candidate for Congress. Citizens are urged to vote for him to reward merit and public service.
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Richardson
Conrese
Congress Considers Extra Session Over China Affairs
Reports indicate lawmakers discuss calling an extra session to address the affairs in China and related policy questions. The idea centers on urgent diplomatic and strategic issues affecting national interests.
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China
General Wheeler Goes to Chicago for New Duties
General Wheeler travels to Chicago to assume command of his military department. The article notes a hope that he will not invade Canada.
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Wheeler
Chicago
Gen. Wheeler
Canada
Manly and patriotic words of Col. Bryan cited
Col Bryan proclaims dislike for monarchy and expresses sympathy with the Boers. He argues their struggle aligns with the principle behind the Declaration of Independence, and notes that their fighting offense is not their fault though their misfortune will not alienate American sympathizers.
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Col. Bryan
McKinley Roosevelt Ticket Dominates Republican Convention
The Philadelphia convention named William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president. Bryan is expected to lead Democrats to a likely big gain next fall. The platform criticized prosperity claims, praised money stability, and hinted at trust subsidies, while speakers praised leaders and warned of a tough campaign ahead.
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Republican Party
Philadelphia
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Bryan
Roosevelt
Mark Hanna
Teddy
United States
Quay
Vaughan
Bingham
Alabama
Ioud
Cashin
Reese
Senator Lodges
Force Bill” Fame
Rome
Chaunceey Depew
Alee
Hannua
William J. Bryan
Dinnerware price list at China Hall Decatur
Special prices on dinner sets announced at China Hall in Decatur. A white Meakin dinner set is priced at 4.95 dollars and a new decorated dinner set at 5.85 dollars.
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China Hall
Decatur, A'a
Democratic candidate to speak at Court House event
Col. W. J. Samford, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful for Alabama, will address Lawrence County residents at the Court House in Mouton on Monday July 13 at 11 a.m. The notice invites locals to hear Alabama's most eloquent speaker.
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Alabama
Lawrence “County
War in the Philippines disputed as Taft warns of ongoing fighting
Gen Otis declares the war ended while Judge Taft, head of the Philippine Commission in Manila, argues fighting continues and that there are not enough troops to pacify the Filipinos, leaving the public to choose whom to trust.
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Otis
Phillippines
Judge Taft
Phillippine Commission
Manila
Judge Richardson Gains Support Across Colbert and Lauderdale
Large enthusiastic crowds greet Judge Richardson at appointments in Colbert and Lauderdale. Colbert plans to back Richardson with ballots and vote solidly for him. Lauderdale is doubtful but expected to favor him, potentially sealing the nomination on the first ballot. If not, the nomination seems likely on the third or fourth ballot.
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Richardson
Colbert
Lauderdale
Sawtelle
Man who was born tired uses Prickly Ash Bitters
The ad proclaims Prickly Ash Bitters as a cure for fatigue and energy, claiming it turns work into a necessary outlet for the vigor from functional activity. Sold by Windham & Co., Moulton. A F Redman & Co., Courtland. Houston Bros., Town Creek. Geo W Jackson, Mt Hope. F J Smith, Concord.
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Windham & Co
Moulton
F. Redman & Co
Courtland
Houston Bros
Town Creek
Geo. W. Jackson
Mt. Hope
F. J. Smith
Concord
Wars and Rumors of Wars in Three Conflicts
The Greenville Advocate notes three active wars drawing in nations and the United States. The Philippines fights continue with Gen Otis declaring success yet daily engagements persist. The South African conflict grows as British forces press Boers, while tensions rise with the Boxers in China drawing in foreign powers and American involvement for civilization and religious tolerance amid the empire’s decline.
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Seconnts
Philippines
Otis
Garth
United States
Tottering
Greenville Advocate
MM Goes to F. T. Browns Court Land Sale
The ad invites buyers to visit F. T. Browns Court Land to view the county's largest stock of goods for selection. It promises a wide range and ample choices for customers seeking land or related offerings.
Judge Richardson and Sawtelle Delegation Feud
In a Leighton News excerpt Judge Richardson urged seven county delegates to support Mr. Sawtelle and remain loyal unless his nomination chances vanish, while Mr. Sawtelle refused, demanding an instructed delegation at all times. The exchange questions fairness in delegate voting.
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Richardson
Mr. Sawtelle
Sawtelle
Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine claim
An ad asserts Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine can arouse a dormant liver and cure permanent regularity of the bowels. It presents the product as a remedy for digestive issues without evidence or medical endorsement.
Nomination debate at Decatur 1896 Athens Courier report
As a delegate to the Decatur convention we state we opposed Mr Brown. We would support Gen Wheeler if Brown failed. The agitation began in a consultation room off the circuit court, not from a Judge Richardson supporter.
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Brown
Decatur
Gen. Wheeler
Judge Richardson
Richardson
Circuit Court
Court House
Richardsor
Athens Courier
Morgan County Judges Back Political Courtesy in Nominating Vote
In Morgan County Judge Richardson and supporters urge courteous politics and refuse to entice discourtesy. They affirm Morgan resident Mr Blackwell deserves his Morgan vote as first preference and as contingency could yield a second choice, with Huntsville candidate conceding. The Decatur News reports the stance.
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Judge Richardson
Morgan County
Jesse E. Brown
Jackson County
Blackwell
Morgan
Huntsville
Death of General Emilio by Alabama recruit
From Cebu Island letter to the Age Herald A Decatur Alabama man John Almon of Decatur killed General Emilio of Luzon during an insurgent attack near the officers quarters The letter notes 28 band members faced 2000 insurgents with 500 in gold and papers found on Emilio as well as other officers killed Almon is son of W N Almon of Moulton and kin to Judge Almon.
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Tuscaloosa
Age-Herald
Alan Jemison
Forty-fourth
Cebu
P. I
Ralamban
Cebu Island
Steele
Emillib
Emilio
Aguinaldo
John Almon
Decatur
Young Jemison
Apri
Mossfield
Ala
General V. Emilio
Luzon
Balamhan
Aro
Domanhoc
McCoy
Forty Fourth
Bey
W. N. A'mon
Moulton
Judge Almon
John
Decatur Boys
Russelville Times
Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Promises Quick Cure
Claiming rapid relief from sick headache wind on the stomach biliousness and nausea the advertisement asserts Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine cures these ailments with a few doses and invites readers to try it for relief.
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M.A. Simmons
Farewell Address Echoed in Nation’s Drift Warning
The Hot Blast cites Washington’s warning to beware foreign entangling alliances and questions the country’s course. It laments the lack of clear direction, noting many simply “let her drift” and rely on Providence and luck, likening the situation to needing another Washington aboard the Ship of State.
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Washington
Ship of State
Story of a Slave Freed by Electric Bitters
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts a tale of bondage to disease and freedom. He credits his wife’s recovery from five years of incapacity to Electric Bitters, saying the remedy cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness. Each bottle is guaranteed and sold by Windham & Co. Drugists.
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George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
Windham & Co
Williamson starts finest Decatur residence on Ferry and Walnut
Geo D Williamson begins a premier Decatur home on Ferry at Walnut. Charley Tuttle holds the contract and the project is expected to cost six to seven thousand dollars. When finished the house will be an ornament to that part of Decatur and signals growth.
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Geo. D. Williamson
Charley Tuttle
Ferry and
Walnut Streets
Decatur
New Decatur Advertiser
Pain Palm Relieves Hip Pain After Strain
A man describes a fall illness that worsened into rheumatism and credits Chamberlain's Pain Palm with complete relief after using half of a 50-cent bottle. He endorses the remedy to friends and notes Windham & Co. druggists supply it.
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Chamberlain
F. A. Frabcock
Eric, Pa
Windharm & Co
Pruggists
Roll of Honor payments to 1901 Listed names
The Advertiser records payments from Clearge Almoan to May 1901 of $1, H. G. Almon to 1896 of $1.90 and J. M. Roberson to 1900 of $1, indicating settled balances.
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Advertiser
Clearge Almoan
H.G. Almon
J. M. Roberson
J E Brown Seeks Eighth District Congressional Seat
J E Brown announces candidacy to fill the unexpired term of Gen Joseph Wheeler in the Eighth District. He states he will canvass the district, meet voters, and campaign with other candidates as the Executive Committee directs, subject to Democratic Convention or Primary action.
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Congress
Joseph Wheeler
J. E. Brown
Henderson appeals for July vote in Lawrence County
To the voters of Lawrence County. P H Henderson writes from his sick room thanking supporters and requesting their consideration in the coming August election. He notes eleven weeks confinement with illness but says he now improves and hopes to campaign actively if providence permits.
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Lawrence County
P. Henderson
August Flower cited as universal cure in old ad text
An old advertisement extols Green's August Flower as the largest medical sale, claiming it cured indigestion biliousness and headaches. It asserts doctors were scarce and many ailments disappeared with the regimen, urging a few liquid doses to reassure there is nothing serious. Ferest by druggists.
Alabama closes most prosperous year in university history
The University of Alabama celebrates a record year with 101 graduates at Commencement. Graduates include 15 Bachelors in Arts, 7 Bachelors in Science with 4 in Engineering, 2 Masters in Arts, 1 Master in Science, 1 Civil Engineer, 28 Bachelors in Law, 42 Doctors of Medicine, and 5 Pharmacy graduates. The Tuscaloosa Times notes high standards rising each year and pride in the university.
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University of Alabama
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Mrs. S Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses deep thanks for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy citing its success in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She credits the manufacturers and notes Windham & Co druggists carry the product.
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Mrs
Doty
Des Moines
Iowa
Windham & Co
Special law urged for train rockers in rail danger debate
The Hot Blast urges a special law to punish anyone who hurls stones or missiles at moving trains. It argues the acts endanger infants, mothers, and the elderly, and calls for making an example of the offender to deter such reckless hostility against all mankind.
Sour Stomach Signals Incoming Bilious Attack
Brief health note indicates sour stomach is an early symptom of a bilious attack. Recommends cures with a few doses from Dr. M.A. for relief and prevention.
Questions on Roosevelt as presidential candidate
The New York World poses pointed questions about Theodore Roosevelt as a potential president. It asks whether conservative voters would favor a leader with rough acting and impulsive temperament, a wartime spirit, and a habit of taking on challengers.
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New York World
Roosevelt
White House
Ramon Beats Them All Liver Pills Ad Proof
Henry Bissell of Hatton Arkansas testifies that Ramon's Liver Pills and Ramon's Relief cure bilious colic after years of doctor failure. He sold medicines 27 years and says Ramon's outperforms all others, with hundreds of customers praising its effectiveness and urging every family to try it today.
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Ramon
Henry Bissell
Hatton
Arkansas
Karhon
Positive Thought on Zeal and Piety in Jehu
A S. S. Times reflection argues that hating evil proves nothing about faith without loving God and living by His law. It cites Jehu, who drove Baal worshipers from Israel yet failed to fully follow the Lord, stressing that character is defined by what one is for, not merely against.
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Jehu
Israel
S. S. Times
Incuré your health in Prickly Ash Bittere
Medicine advertisement lists Prickly Ash Bittere as a health regulator for appetite sleep and cheer. Cites sellers including Wendham and Co Maniton A Ff Rebmen and Co Courtland Houston Bros Down Creek Geo W Jackson Mt Hippe F J Smith Concorit.
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Wendham & Co
Maniton
A, Ff
Rebmen & Co
Courtland
Houston Bros
Down Creek
Geo. W. Jackson
Mt. Hippe
F. J. Smith
Concorit
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Nebraska
William J. Samford
Robert Patton McDavid
Charles G. Brown
Sup’t of Education
John W. Abercrombe
J. Craig Smith
William H. Mathews
Acviculture
Robert R. Pool
Democratic
David C. Almon
Johns. Stephenson
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W. T. Lows
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W. J. Samford
F. T. Brown's
Emillie
Eighth ‘Congressional District
Walter Dvis
Singer Sewing Machines
B.hoy Furniture Company
New Decatur
J. O. Robbins
Courtland, Ala
Ant Milner
Coter Tlamnd
L.A
North
Gene F. T. Brown
AMON
W. A. McLarty & Son
Price
Brown Mf'g. CO
Greeneville
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Windham &Co
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