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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
The Boston Store showcases a spring line of fine ginghams perales and lawns superior to any local offering. Prices and details are promoted to trade customers with emphasis on quality fabrics and breadth of selection.
The Boston Store Senator Burton challenges the Kansas GOP stance on Cuban reciprocity. He disagrees with the administration and party yet acknowledges the Kansas GOP as patriotic and educated voters who favor Roosevelt’s view that government honor requires aiding Cuba. The Wichita resolution reflects the broader party line supporting reciprocity with Cuba. We endorse protection but support a temporary Cuba concession without harming the beet industry, and urge passage of the reciprocity bill.
A New York Democratic banquet aimed at uniting factions backfired as Cleveland’s invoked leadership drew loud criticism from party press. Watterson mocks Cleveland as selfish, while unity talks strain under Bryan free silver versus sound money. Kansas Pop convention ends with no Pop ticket after a heated deliberation.
No coronation now as King Edward lies in serious condition with inflammation around the vermiform appendix. One operation has been performed and medical skill may save him, but the crown event is indefinitely postponed. London wears a somber, funeral mood despite the royal situation.
Severe wind swept Hancock County Indiana last Wednesday morning leaving more than a dozen people killed. In Nebraska the Democratic and Populist state conventions remain deadlocked over the gubernatorial nomination.
Mrs. Jane Toppan, a trained nurse, has been sent to the asylum for killing her patients. She claims a total of 34 victims.
The Missouri Republican reports a strong endorsement for President Roosevelt. The article notes support for his Cuban policy and criticizes opposition. The piece reflects party alignment and political backing during the period.
W J Bryan denounces the New York harmony dinner and Grover Cleveland as a former Democrat. He accuses supporters of pressing Democratic principles to yield to corporate power and urges party members to abandon concessions and return to his reformist stance. He ridicules Cleveland’s position and argues harmony requires open disagreement and firm policy stands.
An article extols motherly vigilance for growing girls as they approach puberty, warns of nervousness and melancholy, and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe, non alcoholic remedy that improves appetite and overall health. It cites a testimonial claiming rapid relief from digestive and nervous symptoms after taking the medicine.
Topeka delegates meet to fill vacancies on the Democratic ballot. The Populist surrender creates a single headed ticket with Democratic nominees for all statewide offices. Names include Jushipes Supreme Court John Cannon Mound City and others across the ticket.
An 19th century advertisement extols the dangers of dirt debt and the devil plus dyspepsia. It lauds Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for curing digestive ailments by stimulating stomach glands and liver and claims a ninety eight percent success rate. Also promotes Pleasant Pellets as a superior laxative for obstructed bowels.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway System warns they may eject disorderly passengers from trains to protect ladies and orderly riders. Train crews are authorized to use necessary force. AMM Barker, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, St. Louis, Mo., announces the policy on June 17, 1902.
A reader from Wichita Kansas writes that the liver and bowels should be regulated daily with a laxative to expel poisons. The letter praises Herhine as a reliable product used for ten years.
Local notice states that arrangements are made with Chanute Milling Co to take in wheat and pulses until their own elevator is ready. The message claims capacity to handle all wheat and pandle, with a signatory emphasis on time and supply readiness.
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