Supreme Court decision boosts Democrats in state politics
The article discusses a Supreme Court ruling favoring the Democrats and Governor Beckham gaining undisputed control of state affairs. It warns of a fierce Republican campaign ahead and questions why the administration and Congress show leniency toward the Boers while backing Cuban sympathy, noting political maneuvering around the paper trust, voter rights, and canal debates.
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Taw Supreme Court
Kent
Beckham
Spain
Britain
Transvaal
Congress
Variety through individuality in advertising appeals
The piece argues that striking individuality in ads boosts attention but warns against repetition. It suggests advertisers should vary shape size style and placement to prevent dulling the eye and to sustain consumer interest. It compares effective ads newsrooms and vaudeville managers to emphasize novelty.
Buckeye Pile Ointment and Cough Cure Endorsements
Advertisements tout Buckeye Pile Ointment and Bucklen's Amica Salve for wounds, chafing, and various ailments. Claims include immediate relief and cures for piles and rectal bleeding, with prices listed and multiple local sellers. Also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and respiratory issues with testimonials from Crosby, Mississippi.
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Amica
R. F. Lovelady
Denggist
Tabler
J.Q. Hood
Justice of the Peace
Crosby, Miss
J. B. Stagg
Compliment With A Sting And Local Notes
A jumble of clipped notices mentions Miss Annie Hill Jemison and Richard F. Johnston’s appointments in Alabama veteran circles, along with remarks about a Birmingham Ledger prospect for Col. Samford’s gubernatorial election and stray quotes from Washington Post and Green Herald style clippings. The text blends social chatter and editorial blurbs without a single cohesive event.
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Cheete
Richard F. Johnston
Birmingham News
Alabama
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Annie Hill Jemison
Johnston
Sons of Veterans
Miss Jemison
Robert Jemison
Jemison
Birmingham
Comstock Mines disaster and labor unrest report
A Monday night gas explosion at Comstock Mines near Crivensboro N C kills thirty and injures many more. The blast blamed on a broken safety ramp marks the fourth such disaster with eighty five deaths overall. At Brookwood Knights of Labor influence grows and United Mine Workers losses broadside company staff. President Young assigns William Kirkpatrick to Brookwood to resolve tensions. A June Scale Convention is anticipated with strong organization among the United Mine Workers. Dr Enkine’s Cactus Compound laxative tonic advert follows.
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Crivensboro
N. C
Brookwood
Knights of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Young
William Kirkpatrick
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