Prohibitionists at Chicago Convention Debates and Votes
Prohibition party delegates gathered in Chicago for the national convention at Sixteenth Street and Michigan Avenue. Leaders Woolley and Swalter are urged by their supporters to push Woolley for president, with support from Michigan, Wisconsin, and other states. Delegates anticipate a tight battle on the ballot with candidates including Woolley and Johnson amid a large turnout and opening ceremonies led by Chairman Stewart.
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Chonan Oliver W. Stewart
Nationl
Studés
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Purseyl
Pacific
Trenavowed
John G. Woolley
New Voice Aid
Plartotan Ade
WEY
Silas Swaltaw
Tilson
Newton
Silad GC
Swaltiw
Marvisburg
Phy Ioeter
Mogmay
Privats
Woolley
Wisconsin
Maryland
Missouri
Nebraska
New York
Ken Cilitornia
Olle
Delaware
Supe
Hue
Woolly
Hole Johm
North
South Dakota
Patil
Iinois
Hvsidus
Yates
Waro
New England
Colaado
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Delaswere
Tydiana Delugitos
Sue Mistel
Melis
Abe Whirtz
Indicipalis
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Professor McWitrter
Henry B. Metcalf
Rande Island
W. B. Witherspoon
Alabama
W. W W. Smith
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Nalioore
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Chairian Stewart
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Kianel Dickie
Servetrary
A. J, Wilson
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Tennessee
TE. 1S. Wiew of Selting
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Dick Appre
Teviares
Illinois Denourats Convention Delegates Gather in 1900s Era
Delegates to the state convention select a platform and nominate candidates for governor and other offices. Prominent figures from Chicago and Cook County, including Eli Tees and George AL Press, participate as the party outlines policy on federal constitution adherence, independence, and relations with Cuba and the Philippines, with a unit vote urged for Bryan in Kansas City.
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Michal Platty
Lee Hones
Cuba
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Hinata
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Choneas
Thahian
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Wits Selovryd
Aklveluber
Aira
Henkenaat
Eli. Tees
Beawn
Boy Denne
Bharington
Steorge AL Press
Shawneetown
James
No Troops Leave South Africa War Ends Tension Grows
Reports from London and Cape Town claim no British units will depart South Africa as the Boer war nears a close. Telegraphs note renewed Boer activity and British commander movements, while a railway clash yields casualties and prisoners. Separate notes mark William Pollock Bend near June 23 and the death of William Z. Pollock, a Republican figure, with local legal and political items following.
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South Africa
South Afrina
Lert Roberts Queseruce
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Krannstade Javelyii
William Pollock Bend
William Z. Pol
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Hun de Cals
Mr. Patlack
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Unclear text about Stephen Crane era figures in New York
Fragmentary notice references Mrs Jane and her daughter with a Stephen Crane narrative voice. Details are garbled and unclear about roles, dates, and context. no verifiable events or actions can be established from the readable phrases.
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Stenhen Crane
New York
Divine
Aung Gle Passakevers
Steiner Beeney
Brewin
Simthwmpton
Jane
Stephen Crap
Tiny facial eruption cure claimed by Golden Medical Discovery
A testimonial from a Michigan resident describes severe facial eruptions and a dramatic recovery after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The narrator credits the remedy with cleansing the blood, improving complexion, and restoring health after prior unsuccessful treatments. The account cites long-term use and personal relation to the medicine.
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Golden
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