Dark Civil Message and Local Croup Remedy Notes
The alleged minister Conger message remains unclear with no date or reference to a State Department dispatch. An Albany dairy man sought a doctor for a sick child with croup and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, afterward the family urged neighbors to use it. Governors Beckham and Yerkes named rival fall leaders. doubt arises over Kentucky voters backing a party tied to Taylor era crimes.
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Conger
State Department
Albany
N. Y
Otto Schols
Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
Beckham
Kentucky
John W. Yerkes
Yerkes
Taylor
Journal Editor Finds Quick Relief From Pain Balm
A. R. De Fluent of Doylestown Ohio suffered years of rheumatism in his shoulder and side. He reports that Chamberlains Pain Balm gave nearly immediate relief and has remained a constant aid. Sold by J. B. Spalding. sepl
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A. R. de Fluent
Doylestown
Ohio
Chamberlain
J. B. Spalding
Sepl
German Americans Resist Imperialism Claim
A statement asserts German Americans will not submit to imperialism and recalls the hardship of displacement. The text promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with an offer of money-back satisfaction, claiming universal effectiveness and safety.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
General McArthur Demands Reinforcements in China Protest
General McArthur's violent protest against sparing any of his troops for China and his request for reinforcements, does not look as though the rebels were tumbling over each other in their haste to accept amnesty.
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McArthur
China
Idaho Democrats Endorse Free Coinage and Reform Platform
The Idaho Democratic State convention at Pocatello on July 17 1900 reaffirms Jeffersonian principles and Kansas City 1900 planks urging free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, direct senatorial elections, and progressive state reforms. It lauds Democratic governance, spars for economy, and pledges to oppose Republican excess while backing Bryan and Stevenson and open Fort Hall lands.
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Pocatello
Democratic Party of
Idaho
Jefferson
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Democratic Party
Robert N Bell A Montana mining nominee profile
Robert N Bell the Republican candidate for State Mining Inspector is a seasoned miner born in northern England and active in Montana and Idaho since 1881. He has worked from mucker to machine runner in the Bozeman tunnel and prospected and sold mines across Marysville Wicks and Butte. He helped locate the Blackbird Copper District in Lemhi County and is described as a skilled writer and knowledgeable about mining formations. The piece also notes a speculative outlook on Cuba’s freedom and troop withdrawals.
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Robert N. Bell
England
Montana
Bozeman
Northern Pacific
Mucker
Bell
Marysville
Wicks
Butte
Idaho
Salmon River
Great Blackbird
Lemhi
More Soldiers Wanted From Manila Questioning U S War Effort
The piece asks if Americans are poorer fighters than Spaniards or if U S administration in Manila has been mismanaged as 65,000 Americans have labored for nearly two years. It questions escalation of manpower while Spain used far fewer.
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Manila
Spain
Campaign Question Frames Republic or Empire Divide
The piece argues in favor of preserving the republic chosen by the nation’s founders against any shift toward empire. It frames the writers as guardians of the commonwealth and warns against subversion of the constitutional order.
Weather Bureau Note On Thunder Shower And Cool Wave
A Weather Bureau bulletin notes a persistent thunder shower and a cool wave forecast. The message ends with a ring of a basement bell.
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Weather Bureau
Nations Rally Behind China Relief Mission
The world unites to aid in China as troops gather near Tientsin in a bid to rescue American citizens. Bryan supports the government’s move and says the United States should not declare war unless China’s government is proven involved in the attacks. Congress will act next fall.
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Bryan
China
United States
Congress
McKinley
Quiet Gold Democrats Return to Old Home
In a subtle shift, the gold Democrats ease back into their former base, moving quietly as grave diggers reap more gains than gold diggers at home, signaling a changing political and economic mood.
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Guster County
M. Sweet
Enron
Nebraska
Dilnois
Peomocratic Platform
Common School Fund
Land Department
Public School
Heitfeld
Wilson
Fort Hall
Shoup
Board of Arbitration
Republican Party
Cuba
Tientsin
N. Hott
James Gayle
Sooo
W. H. Frincven
R.N. Hull & Co
Custer County
Buster
Challis
John P. Spalding
Prop
Pabst Milwaukee
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