Schulenburg Man Chosen Democratic Candidate for Congress
Chars of Schulenburg announces as a Democratic candidate for Congress. The item also comments on political intrigue in the Democratic Party and distrust toward the Maryland regulars, noting tensions with trusts and calls for reforms.
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Schulenburg
Congress
Political shifts and Boer War chatter fill early 20th century chatter
A partial survey of political retirements and international tensions. References to Hon. R. Bi. Hawley leaving politics, Boer War concerns, and Atlantic shipping. Notes on crop timing from Alvin and Kentucky political moves hint at broader national instability.
Tariff Question Tied to Silver Rights in Meters with Gold
The Galveston News argues the tariff should be removed from all goods controlled by trusts. Democrats offered an amendment during the Dingley bill debate, but it failed in Congress due to a solid Republican majority.
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Galveston News
Political prospects in Texas Tenth district split
The Galveston Tribune analyzes the Tenth district politics, noting two solid Democratic counties Lavaca and Gonzales with margins 600 to 900 and 600 to 1,000 respectively, and four solid Republican counties Fort Bend Brazoria Matagorda and Colorado. It labels Fayette Austin and Galveston as doubtful and backs a Galveston candidate, Colonel Gresham, as strongest to win.
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Rich donor funds free Dr Nicholson Ear Drums
A wealthy donor contributed $10 000 to Dr Nicholson Institute to supply free Ear Drums for deaf people unable to afford them. W A Mair, in New York on Catholic Knights business, is noted as a former newspaper man and National organizer.
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Piles Relief Advertises TABLERS BUCKET PLEOINTMENT
An old advertisement touts TABLERS BUCKET PLEOINTMENT as a remedy for piles. It claims easy relief and urges readers to purchase in small tubes priced around 75 cents to 4s, available through Aug Guay.
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