Political shifts and party tensions in the 1896 Democratic scene
A Washington dispatch outlines the Democratic rift with the Populists, naming key figures such as Gorman Breen and Bryan, debating convention dates and strategies. It notes Western support, New York's pivotal role, and potential reorganizations of party leagues and campaign leadership ahead of the Indianapolis and national conventions.
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Democratic Party
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Mr. Gorman
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Carpeigt
Woet
Thom
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Cates
Keyatere Tluther
Pettigrew
Leentee
Thie
Nike
Jere- Alesis
Snax
Sirvan Tor
Caldwell
Arkatiwar
Beran
Bryan
Pepulivte
Kryan
York
Copia
Conte
Devia
Mr. Campbell
New York
Senator Hoar and tariff debates echo through Congress
The piece notes Senator Hoar’s stance on seating Qoay, critiques related to German embargoes on American products, and mentions General Wheeler’s resignation and push for prominence. It discusses Tilden’s views on corporate board responsibility, Franklin’s imperial reduction rule, and court power over streetcar franchises. It also cites Portland Telegram on Porto Kiew tariff debate and hints at open-door corporate bias in tariffs. The narrative references inheritance tax on George Smith’s Chicago wealth, died in England, with British tax implications.
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Portland Telegram
Gregon
Senate
Wate
Innate
House of Representatives
George Smith
Backer
Chicago
Mule bin
England
Aimerica
Haghiah
Granite locality misspelled entry whispers at the site
Fragmentary lines describe a nameless event at an unnamed Granite place with garbled phrases and unclear participants. The text hints at a missing secretary and a character described as a “dywier” or driver with strange phrasing.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted for Female Weakness
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for “womanly weaknesses” and related illnesses. It claims to restore vitality, improve eyes and mobility, and asserts the medicine contains no opium or narcotics. The ad offers a 68-page medical adviser with a cloth cover for one dollar postage.
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Pierce
Ranme
Maine
Ballo
Woman's Mistake in Following New Remedies for Health
Classic 19th century advertising push endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as proven female health medicine. It warns against trying untested treatments and urges reliance on Mrs. Pinkham's long‑standing remedy supported by physician letters and real patient testimonials.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Women
Two letters from women recount recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. One user reports menses return after a year and a half and improved health after three bottles. another says birth-related fatigue and womb distress improved after eight bottles and resumed work and nursing, praising the remedy and recommending it to others.
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Bette
Lydia
Finkham
Lena Gaines
Patare ¢ Co
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pirs
Il A. Morris
Welaka
Putnam
Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Nervous Prostration
Letters from readers praise a vegetable compound for female weakness and nervous prostration. One woman reports improved health after one bottle and returning energy. Another woman claims relief from bladder inflammation after trying doctors and the remedy.
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Dean Mas
Della Keiser
Marienville, Pa
Delayed visit of wife sparks reflection on crime and preaching
The text notes a wife arriving from La Grande to visit a prisoner, a quarrel in a Delaware jail over a religious tract ending in a death, and comments that preaching does not pay, with a weary tone about crime prompted by such tracts and a mention of a county task or figure.
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Nest
la Grande
Himi
Delaware
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Mystery Remedy
Fragmentary ad text touts Lasaury Bromn Qualmine Tablets with unclear dosing and dubious promise to cure a cold in a day. The readable portion hints at a branded tablet product but omits verifiable details or medical validity.
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