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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
4
The speaker asserts support for the Paris treaty, praising its advantages and crediting the army and navy for ending Spanish rule. He lauds the President and commissioners for guiding the nation to what he calls a glorious result, and condemns Aguinaldo’s demand to loot the islands. New York contact details are included.
B P Savage of Custer County and William Steuffer of Cuming County appear in the mentioned public notices.
David B Hit leads the New York delegation to Kansas City and acts on instructions for W. J. Bryan.
W. L. Stanx was unanimously re nominated for Congress by the fusion slate in the Fourth district at Crete last Tuesday.
The speaker argues that a Democratic platform would be embarrassed if even 1 percent strays across a state line, implying concerns about national cohesion. The remark frames party discipline as crucial to a platform that fits all states united.
A fragment notes W. J. Bryan’s porch enlargement on Tom’s residence draws attention amid broader discussions on major issues. The text hints at public interest but provides few concrete details or outcomes.
The fragment notes a platform from 1893 and hints it could be presented in several forms. It references a historical context without detailing specifics, leaving the method of offering ambiguous. No names, places, dates, or organizations are clearly identified in readable text.
Fragmentary note from Philadelphia indicates Tue Rev Bagat M Levy is designated as a chaplain. Details are incomplete but establish his religious title and city affiliation.
Oregon voters favored Republicans winning both legislative chambers and maintaining a wide margin on the ballot. The result ensures a Republican U.S. senator after the election. The woman’s suffrage amendment on the ballot was defeated.
Invitations issued to fourteen surviving delegates from the first national Republican gathering held in Pittsburg on February 22, 1956. They will sit on the platform at the convention in Philadelphia on June 19.
The passage discusses hypothetical factors for Democratic success, noting uncertainties and warnings about McKinley’s record and the American people's recognition of a good thing. It weighs several conditional statements about platform alignment and past performance.
An old report notes that seventeen million pieces of registered mail are handled annually in the United States with a loss rate of one one-thousandth of one percent. For ordinary letters the loss is seven ten-thousandths of a percent. It claims most business departments operate with low dishonesty.
Bank deposits in CoLongapo more than double from 9,379,733 in 1834 to 2,055,377 in 1899. The number of people with bank accounts grows from 18,532 to 20,047. Analysts credit McKinley Prosperity and note Republicans who left in 1896 are returning.
The World Herald prophesied widespread working class distress if McKinley won. An issue shows want ads with 2 females and 7 males seeking jobs, while help wanted days list 307 females and 115 males. The page hints at broader economic concerns during Bryan's campaign.
Hon A A Wyman notes remarkable Omaha cures with Dr Kay's Long Caim and Renovator. He claims no remedy cures as large a percentage of stomach liver and bowel troubles. Sales are through druggists with samples and book offered by Dr B J Kay in Saratoga NY.
Geo W Hervey editor of the Omaha World-Herald suffered long stomach trouble and found relief after trying Dr Kay's Renovator. The notice claims it cures constipation and liver and kidney issues and invites readers to request a full report, free advice, samples and a book from Dr Bri Kay of Saratoga New York.
A vivid description notes Belgium as a mosaic nation, combining Flemish, Walloon, French, German and Spanish bloodlines. It portrays Belgians as brave yet perplexing, shaped by centuries of diverse ancestry across cities.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kay's Long Balm as a guaranteed cough and grippe remedy. The ad claims high reliability with bold testimonials and a slogan advising use for flu symptoms.
An illustrated booklet titled Womanhood promises best treatment for female diseases with 17 cuts showing womb displacements. Free seats for ladies only in plain sealed envelope from Dr. J. Kay of Saratoga New York.
The Burlington Northern Pacific Express offers through daily service from Kansas City and St Joseph via Lincoln Billings to Portland and Puget Sound. Travel hints include 34 hours to Central Montana and 18 or so hours to Puget Sound from the Missouri River. Through coaches and sleeping cars. Weekly California excursions and additional lines to Nebraska Colorado Utah and the Pacific Northwest.
The notice directs druggists to obtain the product named Draggists for renovation work. It emphasizes procurement through the designated renovator and implies an official instruction to suppliers.
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