Newspaper Influence in New York Politics Discussed
The Charlotte Observer reports that among Greater New York dailies twelve of fourteen backed McKinley in both campaigns, while only three papers now back Roosevelt. The Evening Post supports Parker, aligning with independents and magwumps, a faction the Democratic candidate seeks to sway amid broad partisan divides.
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Greater
New York
McKinley
Press, Mail and Tribune
Roosevelt
Evening Post
Parker
Bin
Charlotte Observer
Life Term Convict Fred Brown Kills Himself
Fred Brown a life term convict and head cook at the penitentiary killed himself with a kitchen knife after a violent clash with Will Lewis another life term inmate who was a waiter. Brown had been in prison 14 years after a murder conviction in 1890 and had repeatedly faced clemency petitions that were denied.
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Fred Brown
Will Lewis
Brown
Lewis
Ile
Lem Jackson
Belleville
Lexington County
I. D Witherspoon
Coxington Jnn
BL Or. Tillman
Thate
Brute case claims cure by Electric Bitters
Joe Goldbrick of Colusa California recounts 15 years of relentless rheumatic pain with little relief. He credits Electric Bitters, bought from Crawford Bros. and others, with complete relief and cures for liver and kidney troubles and general debility. He endorses the medicine as the greatest on earth.
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Joe Goldbrick
Colusa
Cal
Crawford Bros
Df Mackey & Co
Fenderburk Pharmacy
Drnguist
Death of Dr T B McDow in Charleston a natural case
Dr T B McDow 49 died at his Rutledge avenue home in Charleston from heart disease. Found in bed on Saturday night after being away from family, coroner ruled natural causes. no inquest. Former physician who shot Capt P W Dawson in 1880, later acquitted on self defense.
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T.B. MeDow
Rutledge Avenue
J.C. McDow
McDow
Charleston
Connelly
E. A. Baker
McDowg
Baker
McAlister
Joseph Truen
Dr. McDow
Assassination of Minister Von Plehve in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg this morning at 9 50 a bomb struck the carriage of interior minister M Von Plehve as he rode to the Baltic station for a train to the palace at Peterhof to report to the emperor. The blast killed the minister and his coachman and fatally injured a guard officer while wounding over twenty others. The attack appears tied to a broad conspiracy with several arrests already made including the suspected assassin, a youth named Leglo, who is in a hospital severely injured by the explosion from his own device. The bomber wore a brown overcoat and a railroad official's cap. Witnesses described the moment the assassin rushed into the road and threw the bomb as Plehve's carriage approached the canal bridge near the station.
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St. Petersburg
M. von P’lohve
Baltic
Peterbof
Fiona
Leglo
von Plehve
Lafayette hall fire at Camden destroys historic building
Camden July 27 Lafayette hall built 1826, hosted Marquis de Lafayette, burned early this morning from kitchen fire. Owned by Baron Von Treskow and used by Mr Scott Brown as a commercial hotel. Insurance on furniture $6000. total loss around $10000.
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Camden
Lafayette Hall
Marquis de Lafayette
Kitch
Baron von Treskow
Scott Brown
A Word to the Public A Knock Out
A brief public note mentioning Godman and Drew-Selby line of shoes and urging remembrance of the two brands. The fragment hints at a sales or promotional message tied to the named footwear makers in a period tone.
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Godman
Drew-Selby
The Best Lines on Earth Shoes Ad Claim Quality
An advertisement touts solid leather construction with leather sole counter and double toe toe, offering a free replacement if any pair fails. It extols the Douglas line as superior, discredits rivals selling pasteboard shoes, and asserts cow leather quality.
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Douglas
Overstocked Winter Clothing Sale At Strouse Bros
SPEGIL DRIVE ON WINTER WEIGHT CLOTHING For the cash we will call any suit at cost as we aim to sweep before fall. friends take advantage of these reduced prices before they are sold. We offer a written guarantee with every suit at Strouse & Bros Clothing guaranteed not to fade nor shrink. We are overstocked on clothing and invite inspection to show our large share of the trade. Nation department complete and everything you may desire we have. Groceries of all kinds and prices to meet the lowest buyer. Thanking all for patronage and hoping you will avail yourselves of the low prices.
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Strouse & Bros Cloth
Nation Department
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Thurlow S. Carter
Obd
Peron Arcot
Thor
de. T. B. MeDow
de MeDow
Weilnessay
Columbia State
Upper Township
Richland County
Mary Blocker
Joshua Blocker
Taylor, Chapel
Free
News and Courier
Barnwell
John D. Kelly
S. C
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
James I. Davis
J. B. Armstrong
Bank of
Foley
Funderburk Pharmacy
Spegil Drive
Hleath Rankine & Ilercanile,lancaster S. C
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