Senator Morgan Plans Alabama Swing in Ten Days
Senator Morgan will travel to Alabama in ten days to deliver several speeches addressing his campaign interests.
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Newspaper
Moulton Advertiser
Location
Moulton, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
2
Senator Morgan will travel to Alabama in ten days to deliver several speeches addressing his campaign interests.
In Jefferson the political scene heats up as both parties deploy vigorous campaigning, signaling sharp contrasts in local issues and upcoming electoral battles. Strong public interest follows party outreach and endorsements shaping voter choice.
Jackson county has at last sold her Road Bonds and will proceed at once to build pike roads. Such will eventually be the case in every county in the State.
Captain Ben Screws of Montgomery, noted as a gifted speaker, will address the old Confederates at the Louisville reunion scheduled for May 30. The event gathers veterans and heritage groups with eloquent remarks expected from Screws.
The Democratic National Convention will meet in Kansas City Missouri on July 4. It is agreed that William Jennings Bryan will be the nominee and the next President of the United States.
The speaker warns that six to ten candidates are still to declare as the beat primaries near, urging rapid action from the gentlemen involved. The rushed timeline emphasizes pressure to announce before ballots.
A friend reports a good one on a man and his sweetheart but will not repeat it publicly. The speaker says it is too good to share unless the gentleman acts promptly, for his sake and hers.
The Age Herald notes Johnston dominates the caricatures with Billy Brandon and the court journal lagging behind. The writer asserts there is no doubt the governor will do the riding if action is needed, per the Hot Blast opinion.
The Democratic Executive Committee of Russell voided the Girard beat due to fraudulent votes and ordered a new primary for that beat on April such action will give the county to Senator Morgan.
The Black Death has broken out in Kahului and Hilo with seven deaths reported at Kahului. The town was destroyed by fire and rumors say rats readily contract and spread the disease widely.
The Masons of Birmingham announce a city fair from March 26 to April 10. It will be a major event with Masons and families from across the country attending in large numbers. Railroads offer very low rates for travelers.
The Lawrence County Democratic Executive Committee adopts a resolution calling beat meetings at every voting precinct on April 14 1900 from 1 to 4 PM. Each candidate for county offices who appears will receive representation in the County Convention based on the precinct votes they poll.
Moulton February 23 D C Almon prominent North Alabama attorney announces his candidacy for the county Legislature subject to Democratic party action He is described as lifelong Democrat and worthy of the office A separate item notes a $100000 Birmingham fire at the Metropolitan hotel and a South Africa battle update stating the Boers are virtually whipped by the British
The article notes ongoing vigorous guerrilla activity in the Philippines and warns the conflict is likely to continue for many years with sustained resistance and operations across areas of control.
Hon J W Tomainse, candidate for governor, will address Lawrence county voters in Moulton on the first day of circuit court, March 5. He will outline platform points and appeal to local residents for support in the upcoming election.
Hon. James S. Gibson Democratic candidate for the legislature will address the people of Lawrence county at Moulton on Monday next March 5.
The article recounts candidates reporting cheerful, hopeful campaigns and unity within the party. It predicts the nomination and, if not, continued effort for the fortunate rival, suggesting a political redemption for Lawrence and a victorious August for Democrats. The speaker urges prudence, firmness, and steadfastness amidst this revival talk.
Biliousness and constipation seed many diseases and should be removed promptly. Frickly Ash Bitters is described as a reliable cure for constipation and similar disorders. It purges and purifies the bowels while strengthening the bowels, liver, and stomach for a radical cure. Sold by Windham & Co. Moulton A F Redman & Co Courtland Houston Bros Town Creek Geo W Jackson Mt Hope F J Smith Concord.
The Florence Herald suggests Judge Matthews may win Lauderdale county support for auditor, but Captain A. W. Bailey of Lawrence county also seeks the office. Bailey is praised as a lifelong Democrat and a steadfast party worker, urging district Democrats to back him for a first time in Courtland Enterprise.
A persuasive ad claims cheap cough remedies fail for severe throat and lung diseases. It recommends Boschee's German Syrup as the universal cure introduced worldwide. The copy urges trying a bottle, noting it heals tissues, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and aids sleep, with druggists selling it.
Huntsville Alabama February 18 Gen Wheeler may not run again for Congress sparking spirited contest in Eighth District. Madison County backs Judge William Richardson Jackson County nominates Jesse E. Brown Morgan backs Samuel Blackwell Colbert backs W H Sawtelle Lauderdale backs Paul Hodges for Decatur convention.
Advertises Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for bloating indigestion and gas. Claims to strengthen digestion and regulate bowels. Sold by Windham & Co in Moulton and multiple other local retailers including A. F. Redman & Co Courtland and Geo W Jackson in Concord.
In Walker county Senator Morgan led last Saturday's results while Governor Johnston sold his personal mineral holdings at twenty dollars per acre and disposed of state university lands at twelve dollars fifty cents per acre. The public grows uneasy as more voters seek the other candidate amid alleged deals reported by Hot Blast.
A list of warning symptoms includes flushed cheeks throbbing temples nausea lassitude lost appetite and blotches. The notice endorses taking Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine as a remedy, urging readers to seek relief from these signs.
A Hot Blast item notes that all Alabama members of Congress support Senator Morgan’s reelection except Jess Stallings, who has not declared his stance. The brief reflects political maneuvering within the Alabama delegation and Stallings’ silence on the race.
An advertisement claims constipation of the bowels may be easily cured with a few doses of Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medicine. The copy emphasizes the product as a simple remedy and urges readers to try it for relief.
Dr Walter Wyman of the marine hospital service reports to the secretary of the treasury that bubonic plague is slowly spreading and now invades the western hemisphere. He traces the disease through history, notes its emergence in China Japan and Brazil, and details transmission, symptoms, and the new antipest serum developed by Kitasato.
Sour stomach fullness after meals and gas are blamed on imperfect digestion. Prickly Ash Sitters claim to correct the disorder at once by driving out badly digested food and toning the stomach liver and bowels. Sold by Windham & Co Moulton A Bros Town Creek Geo W Jackson Mt Hope F J Smith Concord.
Col Newton N Clements died last night in Tuskaloosa of paresis after months of ill health. A long-time state political figure, he served in the Reconstruction legislature, was Speaker of the Lower House for three sessions, and represented the Sixth District in Congress in the early 1880s. He was a Knights of Pythias charter member and will be buried from the Baptist church tomorrow at 10 o'clock by the order.
The fragment cites restoring skin clarity eye brightness alert gait and sound health using Dr Ms A Simmons Liver Medicine. It presents an unverified medical claim with no concrete study data or clinical endorsement. Requires cautious interpretation and medical consultation before use.
A moral poem in protest of gambling by a speaker addressing a gambler. It laments the ruin of youth and families brought about by cards and dice and questions the gambler’s conscience. The piece condemns the remorse and self-destruction that follow the gambler’s actions.
The columnist Max O'Rell introduces a series in the New York Sunday Journal titled What Strikes a European most Forcibly in America. He lauds American women, citing their naturalness, intelligence, and poised bearing as unmatched worldwide, and includes a letter from Mrs. James Atwater of Elba Alabama endorsing Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine for stomach and liver ailments.
A brief notice asserts the curative properties strength and effect of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine are always the same and cannot be equalled. The statement emphasizes consistency and superiority of the tonic as a health remedy.
The text reaffirms the Monroe Doctrine vowing that the American continents are not to be colonized by European powers. It states noninterference with existing colonies, but condemns any European intervention in independent governments as hostile to the United States. It emphasizes safeguarding peace and safety by upholding hemispheric independence.
Wooten & Co., Prong NC report a prominent community member with a liver complaint found relief after using Ramon Pills and Pellets. After several physicians failed to help, six boxes cost $1.50 and saved a costly New York medical visit of $150, restoring health and flesh.
The Republican financial bill cleared the Senate vote but encountered sharp opposition from advocates of the people. Observers warn the measure may rebound on the Republican party within a year, a sentiment echoed by Chattanooga News.
A concise reflection on virtue linking greatness with tenderness and compassion expressed as a timeless maxim about character.
In Courtland Alabama on February 16 a local contractor R W Norwood claims a new gravity driven device called a grave motor. He asserts it uses a lever fulcrum to boost rotary engine power with no extra fuel, and a working model is in operation. Norwood seeks to apply gravity as a source of mechanical energy.
The Birmingham News salutes Hon. John H. Wallace of Huntsville, noting his Madison county roots and early legislative service. Described as vigorous and debater, he campaigns as a Morgan ally, touring districts to build Morgan clubs and pursuing a Democratic nomination for Representative from Madison.
An Albany dairyman sought a doctor for his gravely ill child but the physician was not present. He bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease the child’s distress until the doctor could come. The child improved within hours and the family now recommends the remedy locally. Sold by Windham & Co Druggists.
Washington dispatch from the Nashville American notes the coming campaign will be fierce due to Republican missteps in Congress. It predicts two or three Macrums will defeat the Republicans next fall, regardless of Democratic nominee, as reported by the Hantsville Mercury.
A lively note from Dothan Siftings protests keeping a valued local man, Joseph, at home rather than sending him to Washington. The plea emphasizes his goodness and calls Washington unsuitable for his talents.
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