Carnegie as a Prophet and Rhodes Will in Opinion
In a New York interview Sir Andrew Carnegie praises Cecil Rhodes wills while noting Rhodes trusteeship and the Carnegie fund. He foresees a future where Anglo American destiny lies across the Atlantic with the United Kingdom becoming six or eight states in a union. He cites Germany’s Emperor as a great man but fears duplicating leaders with Roosevelt in a shared role.
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Andrew Carnegie
Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
Green
Mr. Carnegie
Thames
Clyde
Hudson
Ohio
Mississippi
Lord Rosebery
Glasgow
Washington
Carnegie Fund
United Kingdom
Atlantic
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
England
Germany
Roosevelt
Doctor's Bad Plight and Relief by New Discovery
Dr M L Learborough of Hebron Ohio describes a severe cold ending in a persistent cough lasting two years. After trying many remedies he found relief with Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. Crawford Bros and J F Macky offer 50c and 1.00 guarantees with free trial bottles.
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M .L. Learborough
Hebron
Ohio
Crawford Bros
J. F. Macky & Co
Old Time Health Cure Claims Oil Emulsion Powers
A historical ad touts cod liver oil and emulsion tonics as miracle health aids for children. It asserts improved appetite, color, growth, and strength, urging use for pale, fretting, or stunted youngsters and noting the remedy is long established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
County Clubs call for Democratic meetings in South Carolina
A Democratic circular to county and township ward clubs directs formation of official clubs titled The Democratic Club. They will elect officers and establish committees for registration and administration. County executives will elect delegates to county and state conventions, with dates in April and May, and the State Executive Committee appoints a temporary chairman and officers.
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Columbia
Democrats
South Carolina
Democratic
Slall
Democratic Club
Sall
General Assembly
City of
Democratic Executive Committee
State Democratic Executive Committee
A. Gunter, Jr
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Severe Leg Ulcer
A Franklin Grove resident suffered a painful leg ulcer for four years until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it. The advertisement claims the salve also treats boils, burns, bruises, sores, corns, scalds, skin eruptions, and piles. Available at Crawford Bros and J. F. Mackey & Co drug stores for 25 cents.
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J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Crawford Bros
J. F. Mackey & Co Drug Store
Roosevelt in Dixie amid Charleston welcome surprises crowds
President Roosevelt arrived by special train in Charleston from Washington, greeted by thousands. A revised program sent him first to Chicora Park to inspect ships, with a luncheon aboard the Algonquin and a reception at the St. Johns hotel. He spoke on national unity and the South's role, then visited Mayor Smyth and hotel events before a large city-wide reception. Separately, a body found in Abbeville is identified as Margant Belcher, with throat cut and no clues on the killer.
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Charleston
S.C
Roosevelt
Washinton
Althe
Welcomne
Chicora Park
Alvan
Winan
Cincinnati
Lincaster
Topeka
Forward
Algonquin
Fort Sumter
Smyth
Andrew Simonds
St. John's Hotel
City of Charleston
WH. M
Abbeville
Long Cane Creek
Margant Belcher
President Roosevelt Speaks at South Carolina Exposition
President Roosevelt visits Charleston for Presidents Day at the inter-State and West Indian exposition. About 1,000 people welcomed him as 3,000 uniformed troops lined the streets and auditorium. He presided at ceremonies, praised national unity, and received a ceremonial sword presented by former Governor Thompson.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Sulil
Exposition
Wagner
Smyth
Aycock
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Chitleston
South
Hueh &. Thompson
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Britain
Unio
New York
Baltimore
Chenkir
Miss Evans
County of
Lancaster
Lancaster Hercantile
Dixie
Nelsv
Greenville
Neuce
Col 'Ldo
CIED
Greenville News
Audienc
Sword Presenta
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