Cleveland Sees Democratic Tariff Reform Opportunity
Ex President Grover Cleveland tells Evening Post representative that the Democratic party can grow in Congress if it staunchly upholds tariff reform and resists competing issues. He warns against yielding ground to Republicans on protectionism, lauds New York Democrats, and urges persistent, vigorous effort to mobilize both veteran and younger supporters for a fair tariff and strong party unity.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Sam
Empire State
Scott's Emulsion Promises Bone Health for Children
Advertisement asserts soft and crooked bones in children stem from poor feeding and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the right bone and blood food. Claims small daily doses straighten bow legs and strengthen joints, urging readers to request a free sample and noting price and druggist availability.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Prizes Offered Mill People At Saxon Mills Village
Saxon mills officers offered four prizes for best vegetable and flower gardens to engage mill workers. A three‑member committee visited in June August and Monday to judge progress. By the final visit flowers and vines adorned porches, marking a successful experiment in the Saxon mill village. The prize awards were not yet announced.
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Spartanburg
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Packaged as Iron and Quinine
The label on every bottle plainly states the formula iron and quinine in a tasteless tonic. It claims no cure and no pay if not effective, priced at 50 cents.
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Grove
Reward Offered for Capture of Sam Shelton
The governor offers a $100 reward for the apprehension and conviction of Sam Shelton, alleged killer of Jim Boyd in Greenwood county. A separate Anderson item reports an infant badly burned after handling matches in a West Market street home. Other briefs cover a half interest sale of an oil comb invention, Hampton court cases for bigamy and murder, a manslaughter verdict in Tillman, a white convict’s death, and Henry Cordes who killed himself in Jacksonville.
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Sam Shelton
Jim Boyd
Greenwood County
H. G. Box
McCrany
Tillman
S. C
Box
Mr. Box
Out of Deaths Jaws Pills Save Life, Local Claim
P Muse of Durham North Carolina says severe stomach and liver troubles nearly killed him. He credits Dr King's New Life Pills with saving his life and restoring health. Crawford Bros and J K Mackey Co drug stores sell the pills for 25 cents.
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P. Muse
Durham
N.C
Dr. King
Crawford Bros
J. K. Mackey & Co's
Presbyterians Celebrate Centennial Session in Lexington
The Southern and Northern synods of the Presbyterian church in Kentucky meet in Lexington in joint session to mark the hundredth anniversary of the church's establishment in the state.
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The
Presbyterian Church In
Kentucky
Lexington
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