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Newspaper
Rock Island Argus
Location
Rock Island, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
2
Political notices from a Republican leaning publication warn about signatures and encourage real-name correspondence. The piece rails at Bryan, Stevenson, and other figures, lampoons imperial policy, mentions a Porto Rican vote, and jokes about Washington’s honesty. It notes a Smithsonian Cuba expedition returning with bats and lizards, with bites reported among explorers.
The piece surveys campaign speeches by Roosevelt and Bryan in New York state, contrasting Bryan's patient handling of interruptions with Roosevelt's anger and interruptions during his tour. It notes trust price increases, praises Bryan's calm responses, cites editorials, and mentions a remedy ad for catarrh and a drummers' campaign interest.
The national democratic committee projects Bryan will win New York Indiana and Illinois electoral votes. They see Michigan Ohio and North Dakota as favorable, with other border states aligning for Bryan. The analysis credits figures like Lind Pingree and Pettigrew, arguing New York and the West swing toward democracy as history reasserts itself.
A description of ovaritis noting dull throbbing pain and tenderness in the side, with swelling in the affected area. It includes an appeal to consult Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it cured a reader and praising her own health improvement after treatment.
The piece critiques Senator Hanna’s stump speech and alleged deception about trusts, citing Congressman Gaines and the Congressional Record. It questions working Americans’ future if trusts remain, with endorsements of Mystic Cure from Rock Island and Davenport sellers.
Recotor's Notice in the estate of Annette H Guyer deceased. The undersigned executor announces appointment to probate matters. He will appear before the county Court of Roxland in December to receive proof and approves final settlement. Persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly by September 21, 1900. Epwaxp H. Goren, Executor.
A permanent branch of the British Medical Institute at 1623 Third Ave opens to treat all invalids free for three months ending Nov 20. Dr. T. O. Felts leads the staff offering consultation, examination, minor surgery, and full care with no charges. Also warns against fraudulent kidney cures and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure.
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