West Virginia Politicians Mediate Frontier Contest
Special to Capital News reports Hon. Thomas W. Fleming of Marion in Washington for talks with Republican leaders on whether he should contest Rep. M. M. Neely’s First District seat amid alleged Marion County Democratic frauds. Dialogue includes Rep. Frank Wood and Rep. George Me Bowers discussing strategy and the evolving House stance. James Bowers later rises as a fisheries ally, while two Natagtauk laborers in Mingo County win about 2600 as minor children of war veterans with pension shares allocated by the bureau.
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Washington
Thomas W. Fleming
Mairmont
West
Secrear
S. F Reed
Neely
Blatfield
Marion County
Wleming
Vetter
von Seeman Sutherland Weld
Chiatrasian Wood
Bowers
Cooper Mand
McMechen
Marshall County
M. M. Neely
Democratic Executive Committee
Major Neely
West Virginia
Nery Worth Advertisement Promotes Nervous Relief
A vintage ad from Burke's drug store touts Nery Worth as a remedy for nervousness indigestion and sleeplessness. It claims improved sleep and steadier nerves, urging purchase at Burke's drug store for relief.
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Bette
Talbott
Birond Oak
Nery-Worth
Burke's Drie Store
Prodigy Juvenile in New York Children's Court
Master William Naumann aged thirteen appears in New York City Children's court claiming to run away from Rhinebeck's Church of the Messiah choir school to seek life on the streets. He spoke of singing aspirations and his talents as a sketch artist dancer and sculptor of meris.
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New York City
Children’s Court
Wiliam Naumann
William
Church of the Messiah
Rhinebeck
N.Y
New York
Meris
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as liver and bowels remedy
A long advertisement credits Dr F M Edwards of Ohio with treating many women for liver and lower ailments. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable based, olive colored remedy to stimulate liver and bowel action. The ad claims benefits for pale complexions and general health, pricing 10c and 25c per box.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Persistent official action yields large pension back pay
The article details how a petitioner, Mr. Cooper, pursued a case overturning an initial dismissal to win about $2,000 in back pension, plus increases for Augusta Ha of Caledonia. It notes the widow Bettie King and two children lost pensions after marriage, and recounts election-related contests involving Congressman Edward Cooper and others, including primary schemes in Marshall county West Virginia.
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Cooper
Burreau
Augusta Ha
Caledonia
Tincoln County
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