Roosevelt and Clark Win Illinois Presidential Primary
Roosevelt and Clark swept Illinois in the state’s first presidential primary with Roosevelt claiming a 450 000 vote majority. Clark’s victory was overwhelming while Wilson trailed. Taft conceded defeat in Illinois and warned of broader party consequences.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Champ Clark
Ilinois
Taft
Roosevelt
Col
Chauncey Dewey
Linois Roosevelt Committee
Frank L. Smith
Finois
Smith
Republican Party
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Cook County
Clark-Wilson
Wilson
Wirst
Roosevelt Advances as Taft Foe Triumphs in Illinois Primary
In Illinois ten districts including Chicago and Cook County show Roosevelt carving into Taft strength. McKinley and Smith districts swing, while Cullom retires after the advisory ballot signals Sherman for Senate. Deneen dominates Cook and statewide, with Dunne strong in Chicago. Jones weak in Cook.
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Chicago
Cook County
Dist. Ae
Cannon
Danville
Joseph G. Cannon
Roosevelt
Taft
Senator la Follette
la Follette
Wisconsin
Cullom
Shelby M. Cullom
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Congress
Shelby
Cullen
Sherman
Senate
Col. J. Ham. Lewis
Free sample of Resinol cures tetter and more
A testimonial from Mrs. Bertha Hodnett of Stovall Virginia claims a free Resinol Ointment sample cured her baby's tetter. The ad touts Resinol Ointment and Soap as quick remedies for skin irritations from piles to boils and burns with physician backing. Free samples offered by Resinol Chemical Co. Address Dept 4 Baltimore MD. The quirky line from Squidzville notes a funeral as a social event.
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Bertha Hodnett
Stovall
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Remedy advices for eyes and curiosities from old ad copy
An assortment of patent medicine pitches appears. Paxtine Antiseptic promises relief for tired inflamed eyes for 25 cents a box or by mail from Boston. Garfield Tea is promoted as nature’s cure while Marine Eye Remedy is also pitched. The copy ends with a quip about originality and a line about pink eye epidemics.
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Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
Sloan
A. W. Lay
Lafayette
Ala
Tuomas L. Areg
Easton
G.G. Jones
Baldwins, L.L
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William H. Stead
B. M. Chiperfield
William E. Mason
Roosevelt and Clark
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William B. McKinley
Champaign
Champaign County
Pan Wenn
Soeventeenth
Colonel Smith
Taft Mana
Gers
Colonel Roosevelt
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Kankakee
Lincoln Surimer League
Booms
Harburgn
Knox County
Yates
Sangamon
Deneen
Walter Clyde Jones
Richard Yates
Edward F. Dunne
Samuel Alschuler
Caldwell
Dunne
Alschuler
Cook
James 8. McCullough
Lincoln League
Chester W. Church
Andrew J. Russel
Lewis L. Emerson
Washington
Cuullom
Mr. Sherman
Sean Ween Eraree
Peewee Tees
Dunne Wee One Alschuler
Dickson Republican
Deneen Werner Wet
Wayman Jones
Harburgh
Davis
Easenane
J. Hamilton Lewis
Barratt O’hara
Andrewilson
James J. Brady
C. V M’clenathan
Patrick J. Lucy
Lawrence B. Stringer
Henry Hogan
Louis Fritz Henry
Frank T. O’hair
Charles M. Borchers
Henry T. Rainey
James M. Graham
William Baltz
Martin D. Foster
H. Robert Fowler
Robert P._Hill
Squidgeville
Dean
O. W. Erwin
Little Falls
Minn
Doan
Arker
Erapion
Lacler
Kwd. CO
Haverstock RD
Hampstead
London
TEWIS
Quay of Straights
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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