Notable historical deaths listed for March dates
A compact roster of figures who died on March dates across history. Saladin, Casimir Pulaski, Robert H., Fiora Mackdonald, Thomass Starr King, Alexander H. Stephens, Noah Porter, and John Kraus appear with brief notes on birthplace and death locations. The entries mix誼 dates and biographical hints from various eras.
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Saladin the Saracen
Richard J
England
Casimir Pulaski
Enn
Poland
Savannah
Robert Hmm
Vna
Dublin
Fiora Mic sDonald
Milton Island
the Hebrides
Thomass Starr King
San Francisco
Alexander H. Stephens
Atlanta
Noah Porter
Yate College
New Haven
Farmington, Conn
John Kraus
New York City
Hiram Carson
Plymouth Meeting
Western Democrats Reject Hill as Banquet Speech Sparks Unity Rift
The Public lauds C E S Wood of Portland for denouncing privilege and plutocracy at New York's Washington's Birthday banquet. Wood argues real democracy demands opposing monopolies and unequal wealth, challenging Hill's approach and warning of a party split. The clash of west coast anti monopoly sentiment with machine Democrats dominates the reception.
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Public. Louis Post
New York
Washington
C. E. 8. Wood
Portland
Hill
Wood
North
Louisiana
Democratic Party
Magkc
West Coast
J. Pierpont Morgan
Perry Belmont
New York State
West
Democratic voices echo across regions in party discourse
The passage contrasts Republican and Democrat rhetoric after an election. Wi Hil addresses Midwestern democracy at the Manhattan club gathering, while Wood speaks for the western democratic masses. The text asserts Wood’s views reflect and resonate with democrats nationwide, champions equal rights without privileges for elites.
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Wi Hil
Middle States
Manhattan Club
Wood
West
East
Senator James Kimbrough Jones A revered Arkansas Democrat
The New York Journal lauds James Kimbrough Jones of Arkansas as a strong national figure in the Senate. It cites his long service since 1881, leadership roles, tariff speeches against protection, support for farmers and consumers, and pivotal work on the Wilson bill. The piece urges his re election and notes his enduring influence in the Democratic Party.
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New York Journal
James K. Jones
Arkansas
United States
Senate
Union
Vunon
Jones
House of Representatives
House
Joes
Morrison
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Senator Jones
Journal
James Kimbrough Jones
National Democratic Party
Investment Brings New Cure for Bright's Disease
In San Francisco on August 2 1901 a group of businessmen paid 5112 500 for a prescription treatment claimed to cure Bright's disease and diabetes. The deal funded trials with doctors and a mechanic verifying results on eighty seven percent of test cases and thirteen percent failures. Investigating committee reports and clinical results were published and mailed free on request from JOHN J. Poros Com PASY 4 Montgomery St San Francisco Cal.
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San Francisco
Bright
John J. Poros
Montgomery
Cal
Cure pimples by purifying the blood says doctor
A testimonial claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery clears skin by cleansing the blood. Carrie Adame of Battle Creek says after a year of facial eruptions and costly medicines she was cured after three bottles. The ad urges sending stamps for The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser and advertises Dr. Pierce's remedies from Buffalo, New York.
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Carrie Adame
Weat Main St
Battlecreek
Mickey T
Dr. Pierce
Pieter
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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Gregraan
Oregonian
Pacific Coast
C. E
Manhattan
Mr. Wood
Gole
McKinley
Bryan
Democratic “Harmony
J. K. Jones
Wilson
Cardus
Sain
Toledo
Mra. C. P. Bibgles
Chattanoogs Team
Chshinnsage
Pendleton
J. F. Robinson
Prop
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta
Court House
Farmers Custom Mill
Free Walters
Pendleton Planing Mill
R. Forster
Pasco
Byers’ Grove
N.berkeley
Ravings Bank Building
Pendleton, Or
Neagle Brothers Water
J. E. Platter
Ely
Heyd
BLY Brothers
Warrua Street
Kentucky
Jon Buhmidt
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