Bryan's New Jersey Whirlwind Tour and Democratic Split
William J Bryan begins a whirlwind tour of New Jersey addressing Jersey City Baterson Newark and other northern towns as New Jersey Democrats weigh support for his presidential bid. The talk of Woodrow Wilson as a potential candidate unsettles Bryan supporters and sparks debate over delegates to the Denver convention.
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New York
New Jersey
Jersey City
Baterson
Newark
Bryan
Nebraska
Perel Gattral
Denver
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Home Relief
The Pyramid Pile Cure claims to cure longstanding piles in days or weeks without surgery. It asserts it can treat all pile severities at home with no trial charge and offers a free sample, followed by a 60 cent box from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Go
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Prince Edward Learns Simple Trick at Osborne College
A London report recounts Prince Edward of Wales at Osborne College performing ordinary tasks like tagging and buying puffs with a shilling from an elder cadet. The incident, marked by a princely reception of the tip, prompted the young prince to write his father the details of his success, a moment described as deeply joyful.
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London
Prince Raward of Wales
Osborne College
Princ Edward
Ardet
Prince Edward
Prince of Wales
Negro bank associations discuss consolidation in Mississippi
Members of the Mississippi Negro Bankers association met at Mound Bayou on February 6 to hear Tooker Washington and other leaders speak on regional conditions. More than a dozen negro banks operate in Mississippi with solid business, and talks cover consolidating Mississippi and Alabama banks into one organization. Also, New York National Guard convention opened in Albany to plan militia improvements and Dick Act compliance.
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Mound Bayou
Miss
Mississippi Negro Bankers’ Association
Lsten
Tooker T. Washington
Mississippi
Alabama
Indiana oratorical contest draws budding teams to Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on February 6 top colleges including Notre Dame, Wabash, Purdue, Butler and Franklin send students to the Indiana Oratorical Association contest with bands and eager supporters. Separately in New York prominent tennis enthusiasts travel to the National Lawn Tennis Association meeting to discuss jurisdiction, touring for the national championship, and by law changes requiring champions to play through tournaments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Oratorical Association
Notre Dame
Wabash
Purdue
Butler
Franklin
National Lawn Tennis Association
New York
Newport
Badgers Talk of Crops Stockmen Hold Session
Madison Wisconsin February 6 Progression and up to date farmers of the Badger state will be much in evidence this week. The annual agricultural conventions opened today with the Wisconsin Agricultural Experimental association leading discussions on soils crops seed deception rotation re operation harvesting threshing and marketing. State boards and breed associations also meet drawing a large attendance.
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Madison
Wis
Badger
Wisconsin Agriculetural Experiment Association
Iva
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Georgia Democrats Meet to Plan Summer Primary
Four members of Georgia's Democratic executive committee gathered at the Piedmont Hotel in Atlanta with Chairman A. N. Miller presiding. The session focused on arranging the summer primary to nominate state officers and consider a successor to U S Senator Clay, aiming to hold an early primary to allow one state convention for national delegates.
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Atlanta
Democratic Executive ‘Committee
Georgia
Piedmont
A. N. Miller
Macon
Clay
National Hardwood Manufacturers meet in Cincinnati kickoff
The National Hardwood Manufacturers Association holds its two day annual convention in Cincinnati with delegates from Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee and other states. Discussion centers on current trade conditions and plans to improve the industry. Separately in Wichita Kansas the twenty sixth annual state YMCA convention gathers delegates from Kansas Missouri and others for regathering activities and a multi day program.
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Cincionati
V. M. Co
A. OF
Kansas
Wichita
Kas
Young Men’s Christian Association
Missouri
Waols
Trial set in Durango for Vanderwelde and Macon
Tomorrow starts the trial in Durango of Vanderwelde and Macon charged with the murder of Secret Service agent Joseph Walker. The prosecution will use ancient Ku Klux Klan case laws to frame its argument. Also note a chicken pie supper at First Congregational Church on Friday February 7 from 5:30 until served.
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Durango
Colo
Jaaepl Vanderwelde
William R. Macon
Joseph Walker
Secret Service
Itg
Cure for Catarrh Claims to Boost Constitution
A vintage advertorial note touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh at all stages by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $1000 reward if it fails and directs readers to send for testimonials, with sales through J. Knapp and others. Also promotes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and Warner’s White Wine of Tar for colds and coughs.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Warner
J. F. Knapp
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promoted by Testimonials
A testimonial ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe non habit forming remedy for pain and nervous irritation. It claims rapid relief in cases of headaches backache influenza and other ailments with endorsements from Mrs G H and local retailers offering price refunds if ineffective.
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O Avery
Anh
G. H. Austinburg
Ohio
Nesls
Miles
Beneft
Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
State News in Brief Covers Iowa items and deaths
Jerry Sullivan invited to address the Iowa reunion in New York on March 21. North Tama names B. C. Thomas as delegate candidate, while Mary Margaret King dies in Marshalltown from meningitis as quarantine halts funeral. Jefferson’s Paul B. Stillman eyed for House Speakership. Captain L. B. Raymond suffers a paralytic stroke. Major Wetherall vacancy in Iowa National Guard. Capt. O W Kulp sought for court martial fame. Shelby County spelling contest draws 400 attendees in blizzard. Des Moines M G A accepts bid to 1909 state convention. Erickson wins Cummins cup for high pen birds. A freak three-legged calf near New Hampton, and Marshalltown pastor Luck seeks divorce. Boone coal strike near Oakleaf farm. Creston church hunts pastor amid state-wide vacancy. Fort Dodge, Clarion debate ships 300 rooters. Clarion neg, Fort Dodge aff. Algona fire damages $14,000. Reinbeck hears of banker Andrew Sloss suicide. Cyrus Beetle memorials at Penn College. Hambleton defends civic work. University of Iowa to pilot free clinics for poor patients thrice weekly. Clinton saloonkeeper Gus Considine dies after attempting to break up a fight. Cabinet photos sale at Simmons Gallery.
Chicken Pie Supper at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church at South J and Fourth Street hosts a chicken pie supper on Friday February ? from 5:30 PM until all meals are served. Everyone is welcome with room for all. 63-3
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First Congregational Church
South J and
Fourth Streete
Lerybody
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