Presbyterian Pastor Praises Peruna in Endorsements
A Greensboro Georgia Presbyterian pastor Rev G Smith testifies Peruna cured his family on a failing catarrh case. Elder Rev E G Smith also praises Peruna as a tonic with few equals. M J Rossman, a Greensboro merchant and church elder, reports kidney catarrh relief after using Peruna and recommends it. Dr Hartman invites readers to write for free advice.
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Peruna
Presbyterian Church
G. Smith
E. G. Smith
M. J. Rossman
Greensboro
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Ae Hartman Sanitarium
Muddled Democrats in Campaign Textbook Report
The Troy Times criticizes a congressional committee campaign book as a confusing mix of contradictions. It notes Democratic positions on tariff for revenue only and reciprocity, citing Bryan and past platforms, and mocks a chapter titled The Reciprocity Humbug for portraying reciprocity as deceptive protection benefiting sugar and tobacco interests.
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Congressional Committee
Troy Times
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Cuba
Sugar
Congress
Democratic Party
Not Done With Bryan in 1904 Presidential Nomination
William J. Bryan hopes to be nominated for the presidency again in 1904. Despite rumors he abandoned the ambition his intimate friends expect him to run, with supporters ready to manage his political estate. Writer Walter Wellman notes Bryan’s continued pursuit unless a clear impossibility arises.
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William J. Bryan
David B. Hill
Tom
Johnson
Arthur P. Gorman
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Lincoln
Khryan
Bryan and Democracy in 1904 Fusion Debate at Grand Island
The piece reviews campaign rhetoric on reciprocity versus free trade, mocks reciprocity, and notes Democratic leaders and Bryan’s push for fusion with populists at the Grand Island state conventions. It cites Allen and Bryan’s public stance and hints at Bryan seeking the nomination in 1904.
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Grand Island
Allen
Bryan
Opinion snippets mix during 1896 campaigns in several papers
Doris quotes poke at Democrats and Bryan with sharp jibes on free silver and trusts. Notes mock Jones campaign tents and politicians like Johnson, Bryan, and unnamed Ohio Democrats. The set captures partisan sniping across Chicago, Pittsburg, Albany, Cleveland, Indianapolis and Cincinnati papers.
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Maine
Arkansas
Chicago Record-Herald
Tom Johnson
Chicago Record
Herald
Pittsburg
Ohio
Johnson
Albany Journal
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Col. Bryan
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dem
Trade growth with American possessions shows expansion
Statistics reveal rising exports and imports across Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines and other islands as the United States expands trade following the flag. The Troy Times notes 1902 figures show higher values than 1897 and asserts this is the beginning of rapid growth across island economies.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Pittif
Troy Times
Imperialism Fears Shape U S Political Readiness
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues democrats shun imperialism and free silver, fearing tariff and trust issues help Republicans. It predicts democratic leaders see a n victory as harmful and foresees a strong Republican triumph on November 5.
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West
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Typical Milkmaid Encounter and Skyscraper Peddler Collapse
A Berkshire wanderer misreads a quiet encounter with a milkmaid as adventure and offers help with her pail. She rebukes him and critiques his grammar before a peddler is flung from a thirteenth story, prompting onlookers to witness a comical fall and exult in the spectacle.
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Berkshires
Old
New England
New York Times
N. Y. Press
Wedding Gift Idea From St Paul Circulates
A Minnesota invention offers a simple solution to wedding gift giving as friends at a recent St Paul wedding handed out checks from one dollar up. The scheme spares the bride from duplicate gifts and relieves donors from choosing presents.
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St. Paul
Minn
Sault News Record
Reduced second class colonist tickets to western states
From September 1 to October 31, 1902, second class one way colonist tickets to Montana Idaho Utah California Washington Oregon and British Columbia are sold at greatly reduced rates by the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway with routes via St Paul or Omaha. The line alloys the United States Government fast mail trains and the Pioneer Limited. Tickets available through coupon ticket agents or Fr A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Fr. A. Miller
Fragmented Advice and Advertisements in Humorous Snippets
Snippets from multiple papers include chatter about Clara-Is Mrs Flitter and a remark on conversationalism. Quack remedies promote Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and Dean's Ointment with prices. A riddle about digging for it and lines on marriage and courtship appear, ending with Burdock Blood Bitters claims.
Mrs Jennie O'Donnell Praises Lydia E Pinkham Syrup
A testimonial from Mrs Jennie O'Donnell of Chicago claims eight years of female trouble ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits cure to the product and endorses Mrs Pinkham's free advice to sick women, with an address in Lynn Massachusetts cited.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie E. O'Donnell
Oakland Woman's Riding Club
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Alabastine
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Mich
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Aready
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Castor
Bears
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Chicago Daily News
Otel
Samuel Pitcher
New York
J. E. O’donnell
Mrs. Prokham
Carter
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