20 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
1
The speaker asserts Mississippi remains free from corruption and urges white voters to elect lawmakers who will preserve equality and curb corporate influence. He cites past lobby intrusions, calls for alertness, and champions trucking, alfalfa farming, and rural development as remedies for statewide prosperity.
William J. Bryan refuses to lower debate to a personal quarrel and urges Democrats to judge the Sullivan case by public interests. He cites Sullivan’s connections to a franchise-holding firm and calls for party unity above suspected influences. The issue centers on corporate ties and duty to the public.
Officials disclose sailors from the cruiser Denver were ordered back to the ship after a late report from Havana. Acting Secretary of State Bacon left for New York for talks with President Roosevelt. Bonaparte in New York sparked speculation that his phone call influenced the recall.
Panic swept a crowd estimated at 50,000 as Mrs Longworth unveiled the McKinley statue. The Longworths escaped through a window, into the governor’s office, then through the Outlook building to safety and onto a hotel. The ceremonies continued that evening at Memorial Hall with Gov. Harris presiding and Justice Day among speakers.
A Telegram said to be from King Edward to the widow of General Min after the assassination proved false. Officials note it was a diplomatic mischief, signed Edward and sent from St. Petersburg.
Mr Rhodes recalled to a circle how his first meeting with Beit began when Rhodes visited Porges' and Beit worked late. Beit told him he would control the whole diamond output before he was older, and the two decided to join hands. Rhodes later admitted a dislike for arithmetical details as Beit helped sort finances.
An artist argues that old garments reveal character better than new ones. He claims people appear more natural and graceful in aged apparel, noting different personalities emerge when wearing different outfits and that evening dress hides true selves. He asserts familiarity with a man comes from seeing him in old clothes.
A physician praises Postum for rebuilding energy in exhausted patients and indigestion cases. He began using it in his own family five years ago and now prescribes it widely, noting stores stock it and it aids convalescence from pneumonia and typhoid. The letter from Cattle Creek Michigan endorses its house hold use and cites The Road to Wellville.
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