Big Rally For Bryan In East United States Senator
A January rally in New York features United States Senator Davis of Arkansas as chief speaker. Prominent men attend as the Bryan gathering, under the New York Progressive Democratic League, aims to boost William J. Bryan for president. William J. Bryan’s supporters anticipate a major demonstration after past arena events.
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Davis
New York
United States
Davia
Arkansas
Senate
Cooper Union
Bryan
New-York State
Progressive Democratic League
WRS
Augustus Thomas
League
Nebraska
Mailison Square Garden
Thomas
Senator Davis
Wall Aleet
Ronald Robbins
Chicago
James J. Hill
Connera
New York State
Joseph J. Willett
Alabama
John B. Stanch- Held
Dimira
Pee M. Bulger
Oswego
Stockmen Gather for National Life Stock Convention in Denver
Denver hosts the National Life Stock Association convention next week, projected as the largest yet. Colorado livestock groups will join, with major markets like Chicago and Omaha sending delegates, a focus on range and forestry policy, and a mammoth live stock exhibition with over twenty thousand dollars in premiums. The event runs Monday through the following week, drawing officials from Public Land and Agriculture departments.
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Denver
Colo
National Life, Stock Association
All Andarice
Colorado Live Groxk Association
Chicago
Kaning City
Omaha
St. Josseyn
Sioux City
Ihe
Hoasavelt Administration
Public Land Office
Departments of Agriculture
Forestry Bureau
Pyramid Pile Cure Claim Ad
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure promising quick relief from piles. It invites readers to send name and address for a free trial, citing testimonials from Emma Bodenhamer of Bedford and George Braneigh of Schellburg, and claims a 60 cent box afterward. The notice urges avoiding operations and notes the product retails at five cents per dose.
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Emma Bodenhamer
Bedford
Indiana
George Braneigh
Schellburg
Pyramul Brig Co
Pyramid
Michi
Fo Cenla
Bor
Convention to promote state education and business growth
Paul Midas leads a broad plan to promote catalog houses and mail order competition as a statewide campaign. Governor Johnson, Mayor Smith, Haynes, and Duluth leaders attend as St Paul Commercial Club forms temporary organization to push ads and resources for general development. Scheduled speakers include James J Hill and Webb with talks on advertising methods and river improvements.
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Paul Midas
Educa: Y Beir
Igh
Saaem
Locke
St. Paul
Tonne
James J.hill
Immigratio Missioner
Webb
Mathoda
Appalachian Forest Reserve Supporters Meet in Atlanta
Friends of a forest reserve movement gathered in Atlanta on January 16 to push a 6,000,000 acre Appalachian reserve. Governor Hoke Smith urged unity as representatives from the Appalachian National Forest Association, the American Institute of Engineers, and the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs spoke of forestry’s role in southern development and a bill to create the reserve being introduced in Congress.
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Atlanta
Appalachian
Hoke Smith
South
Appalachian National Forest Association
American Institute of Engineers
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Appalachian Rangé
Congress
South Dakota editors gather for mid winter meeting
Watertown South Dakota editors and publishers meet for a two day mid winter session with discussions on subscription dates and price increases due to higher material costs and postal delinquencies. Buckton's Arnica Salve is praised for healing skin ailments by A F Hardy of East Wilton Maine. Sixty years in priesthood marks Bishop McQuaid of Rochester born 1823, founder of Seton Hall and a leader in Catholic education.
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Watertown
Tan
Laading
South Dakota
State Freas Association
Miteer
Buckton
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maines
Wrangier Bros
Rochester
McQuaid
New York City
Seton Hall College
Aem Uary
New Jersey
Parcenter Schopla
Hag
Campaign to Launch Statewide Nonpartisan Drive
A Dallas notice outlines a broad upcoming campaign described as the most sweeping movement of its kind in the state. It plans a strictly nonpartisan approach with no confusion with other political issues and involves a six party structure led by Jai workers and others.
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Eodal Oprit
Dallas
Texas
Jai
Workers
al Ption
Boxing cards listed for January events in multiple cities
The pugilistic calendar lists bouts across January with pairs like Maurice Sayers vs Freddie Welsh in Milwaukee and Sam Langford vs Jim Barry in Los Angeles. Other matchups appear in Philadelphia New Bedford Colma New York Racine New Haven and Los Angeles, detailing rounds and venues.
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Maurice Sayers
Freddie Welsh
Mlwaukee
Jack Blackburn
Jack Ronner
Philadelphia
Sam Langford
Jim Barry
Los Angeles
Freddie O'Brien
Bobby Tickle
New Bedford
Masa
Edie McGoorty
Jon Mon
Appleton
Wis
Frankie Neil
Eddie Kelley
Colma
Cal
Willie Lewis
Sailor
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims and Patient Testimonials
A collage of testimonials extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a mighty blood purifier and health builder. Letters from Boston and nearby towns recount cures for eczema muscular rheumatism and general weakness. The ad touts the medicine in liquid and tablet forms with a 190 dose bottle priced at one dollar, prepared by C I Hood & Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Eanes L. Bowman
Béacdn
Baates L. Penniy
Springield
Mass
Hamilton county poultry show exhibition and farm news
State brief reports a large poultry exhibition in Hamilton county with 1300 birds entered for Minneapolis show dates Jan 16 to 22. It notes sheep killed, smallpox near Stockport eradication progress, a post office fight in Terrell Texas, a baby born weighing 19 pounds in Iowa, corn grower plans at the Texas State convention, and Des Moines reporters to wear stars with police powers at the next council meeting.
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Hamilton County
Minneapolis
Terrell
Texas
Fred
Iowa
Burling
Fort Medigon
Des Moines
Big Wolf Hunt Opens in Quebec Region
The Canadian Pacific tourist department plans a monster wolf hunt starting tomorrow in the Kippawe region of Quebec. Guides include an old wolf hunter and participants from New York Boston and other cities along the line plus many Canadian enthusiasts.
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Montreal
Tue
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kippawe
Quebec
New York
Boston
Leander Clark graduates get five year certificates without exam
A Iowa state board ruling allows Leander Clark College education graduates to receive five year first grade certificates without further exams. The piece urges poultry market compliance with drawing and inspection laws following a St. Louis poisoning report. It notes ongoing market noncompliance and mentions the Julia Plumb Music School and Ames Poultry Breeders Association events in Red Morton's hall.
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Iowa State Boarh of
Leander Clark College
Princeton Seeks Bucking Buckingham Five Thousand Dollar Loss
A New York Times dispatch reports Princeton faced a costly oversight in a Yale game. Henry Buckingham, son of a Memphis banker, was left out of the matchup, despite promises of a $5,000 reward if he played. Prince ton coaches allegedly planned a late half insertion to earn the fee, but a score swing altered plans and Buckingham remained on the bench.
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Independent
Sharles
Hirlémas
Tim ‘Cleary J
Riceville
Sugar Company
Henry Schaof
Henry Luesen
Carl Droste
Washington Township
Sams
Henry
Schulz
Warren Township
Schoo
G. Brinkman
Simon Schroedermeier
Nutting
Chicago
Princeton
Yalé
Henry Buckingham
Memphia
Yale
New Haven
Memphis
Memphis Special Dispatch
New York Times
Buckingham
Stone
Princetonians
Roper
Past and Future of Our Finances in Panic Era
A long, quoted discussion on the 1907 financial panic and proposed reforms. Bruyvesant Fish forecasts saving potential for 86 million Americans and a $1.551 billion annual pool, while ex Judge Gary and Melville Ingalls assess causes, demand banking reform, and foresee a mid 1908 recovery with stricter credit and restored confidence.
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Gary Predictia
Imte
Truat
Stuyvesant Fish
Anandal Review
New York Post
Fish
Aeposita
Hish
Baylise
Boeft
Plang
Nora Alepalha
Gary
Melville B. Ingails
Cleveland, Cincinnati
Chicago and St Louis
Fire Insurance Promises Protection for Homeowners
A fragmented plea urges readers to consider fire insurance as essential for home protection. It contrasts small annual premiums with the peace of mind and full disaster coverage offered by the right policy, urging readers to call for information.
L. H. Bronson 2 Son and Lafayente Building Contact
A clipped excerpt cites L. H. Bronson and two sons with addresses in Lafayente Building. It references upcoming events and critical views on corporate credit and financial stability. Lymsan Gage, former treasury secretary, urges banks to fulfill contracts and suggests legal means to compel compliance before a financial crisis worsens.
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Lech
Lymsan Gage
the Treasury
Millionaires in Cells at Pittsburg Prison Visit
Pittsburg mill owner Benjamin Braswell and Altoona visitor J W McGarvin toured the city prison. Detective Morgan allegedly extorted valuables from both men, including $1,000 from Braswell and similar with McGarvin, before being locked in separate cells. Captain McGough later discovered the loss of money and jewels in his office.
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Pittsburg
Benjamin Braswell
Millonaire
J. W W. McGarvin
Altoona
Detective Headquarters
McGough
Baye
Pittburg
Adolph Metz
Mets
Morgan
Mr. Braswell
Mr. McQarvin
Captain McGough
Mr. McGough
Dr Senn Odd Adventure in Wyoming and Walton Chickens
Dr Nicholas Senn of Chicago, famed surgeon, travels in Wyoming years ago. In a Bundance town he seeks a Walton, asking locals about four John Waltons and a stockkeeping Walton. The tale unfolds with playful misidentifications and a joke about Walton blood and a theft claim.
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Chicago
Sueces
Nicholas Sann
United States
Wyoming
Bundance
Bic
Walton
Wes
Waltons
John Walton
Dr. Senn
John Waltons
Crook County
Dr. Benn
Waltean
Reverend Hagans Endorses Tar Syrup for Sore Throat
An Ohio minister Rev G W Hagans of Clyde commends Dr Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as a superior remedy for sore throat wan lungs coughs and colds based on his own use. The fragment also notes a poem line praising a girl portrayed as the pride of the country and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea and a business name Wangler Bros 444.
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Ohio
G. W. Hagans
Clyde
Warner
J. J
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