Bryan backs Parker while Democratic platform clashes
Bryan says he will support Parker for president and outlines reforms opposed or ignored by the national convention. A young man, Clarion Flewing, drowned in the Missouri River near Springfield and retrieved near Gayville days later. Democratic state convention endorses the national platform yet favors railroad ownership and Parker Davis tickets, while Bryan sustains loyalty despite the national convention repudiating him.
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Bryan
Parker
Clarion Flewing
Missouri
Springfield
Gayville
Alton B. Parker
Hlenry G. Davis
Hearst
William Jennings Bryan
National Convention
Safeguard the Children in Summer Heat
The piece notes high child death rates in hot city summers despite health boards efforts. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curative for bowel complaints with timely use. Sold by all druggists.
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Boards of Health
Chamberlain
Roosevelt and Parker Clash Over War and Peace in Missouri Debate
The discussion contrasts Roosevelt’s record of international arbitration and peace with Parker’s stance on peace and arbitration. The piece credits Roosevelt with settling China and Venezuela disputes, aiding the Hague, recognizing Panama, and guiding labor arbitration, while challenging claims that he favors war.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Tyndall Register
Pike
Register
Pres
Venezuela
Hague Tribunal
Pious Fund
Mexico
England
Panama
Europe
Panama Canal
Pennsylvania
Pres. Cleveland
Chicago
Morocco
Rosebud land registration closes with 106 324 total
The Rosebud land registration ended last Saturday at six, totaling 106 324 with Yankton 57 434, Bonesteel 34 004, Fairfax 8 688 and Chamberlain 6 138. The drawing begins at Chamberlain today and about one in fifty registrants may draw land. Mrs Lottie E Sweet of Painesville Ohio visits her brother H J Benedict in Delmont.
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Rosebud
Yankton
Bonesteel
Fairfax
Chamberlain
Oliver
Lottie E. Sweet
Painesville
Ohio
H. J. Benedict
Delmont
Mitchell Promises to Grant Capitol Site to State
Mitchell pledges a zero cost deal to move the state capital by offering a fireproof $55,000 building in Mitchell and 20 acres of land valued by business leaders. The articles promise deed transfer to the Governor if the November 8 vote favors relocation, with no tax burden on residents. The Mitchell Business Men's League argues the site is cost effective, while noting the public convenience factor favors Mitchell.
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Geo. A. Silsby
Mitchell
Minnehaha National Bank
Sioux Falls
Capitol
South Dakota
K E. Hitchcock
Business Men’s League
Hanny L. Bras
Pres
Pierre
One Lady’s Recommendation Sells Fifty Boxes
P M Shore Rochester Indiana reports selling fifty boxes of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets on advice from a local lady who bought a box a year ago. The purgative tablets are popular among women and widely sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
P. M. Shore
Rochester
Ind
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