Battle for Democratic Nomination at Colosseum Convention
Tomorrow about 1,000 delegates from 64 divisions including 50 states and territories will convene at the Coliseum to name nine candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination. The gathering aims to unite divergent Bryan Parker and Hearst factions as platform debates unfold with key figures like James K. Jones and John Sharyn Williams taking initial roles.
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St. Louie
Democratic Party
James K. Jones
Arkansas
C. A. Walsh
Jones
John Sharyn Williams
Mississippi
Whoa
Representative Williams
Parker
Bryan
Hearet
Williams
Chain
Wll
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Platform Committee
Credentials Committee
Ilinois
District of Columbia
National Committee
Committee On Order of
Witelness
Senator Halley
Texas
Thomas Barkworth
Michigan
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
James Hamillton Lewis
Washington
John
Dentine
Tpalen
Arivons
California
Hearst
Delaware
Nate
George Gray
Hearst Massachusette
Richard Olney
New York
Judge Parker
Morin
Littleton
Barwuch
Brooklyn
Missouri
Coolell Apa
Wheensig
Illumination Wal
Milanikee
West Arginia
Maryland
Elytochine
Campalan
Viewhaleman
Poncaldentia Nomines
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
Reveren
Chicago
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy. It claims weak kidneys affect the whole body, urges purchases of bottles and a free sample, and directs readers to write to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York for guidance. It emphasizes cures for urinary and bladder issues and promotes the product in period newspaper style.
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Kilmer
Baad
Anal Free
Ir. Kilmer & Co
Hamton
N. Y
Tea Industry and Labor in Ceylon’s Fields
The article describes Ceylon tea farming and laboring practices with native pickers, their baskets, and wages up to ten cents a day. It notes housing, medical care, and savings that enable workers to return home as independent farmers. It details factory processes from wilting to fermentation and mentions the shift toward green tea for export markets and the adaptation of leaf size and curing methods.
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Anes Blixa HK
Beidmare
Chicago
Tiracera
Criterion Beelden
India
Japan
Rusain
England
Borgland
Gage
Biiata
Shaw
Social and economic speculations in early 20th century notes
The piece surveys tea trade tensions involving Britain and Japan, satirizes colonial views, and shifts to social commentaries on labor and population. It cites Gage and Shaw on tariff policy, praises tea planters in Ceylon, and discusses socialist utopian calculations by Ely and Herthw. It ends with a brief non sequitur about fashion.
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