Campaign in New York Turns Urgent Amid Fraud Allegations
October 25 report describes heated state campaign with Johnny Davenport and his group pressuring foreign-born voters and alleging fraud against Democratic Judge McAdam. Republicans accused of corrupt tactics as Flower leads betting at 10 to 4 while a Letter from Lieutenant Governor Jones urges opposing politics to defend the party. The Farmers' Alliance critique warns its erosion by political leaders and warns against losses to monopoly and taxation.
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New York
Johnny Davenport
Herald
McAdam
Superior Court
Davenport
Tammany Bureau
Jones
Tammany
Jefferson
Jackson
Seymour
Tilden
Farmers’ Alliance
P. P. P. Claimed Effective for Wide Range of Ailments
The article recalls physicians endorsing P. P. P. as a superior blood purifier. It cites a New York doctor praising its success in treating syphilis and general conditions while a Savannah railway official allegedly regained mobility after treatment. It touts extensive certificates of cures and claims relief from rheumatism gout skin diseases catarrh old sores and mercurial poisons via Prickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium.
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New York
Savannah
South
Mutual Insurance Company of New York praised for strength
An advertisement extols the Mutual Insurance Company of New York as the leading life insurer. It claims top global standing, vast assets, no stockholders, high dividend returns, low costs, liberal policies, and a lucrative distribution policy feature.
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New York
Onprsr
Lanerst Life Insurance Company
Stronaxst Financial Institution
Sarzst
Eurplus
Miller and Lindsay Office Ad in Henry Building
An office listing for Miller and Lindsay located in the Henry Building opposite the Postoffice. It includes a mail-in form and a promise to send an estimate and a calendra, with contact box for Box 373 and a prompt to fill out to learn policy costs.
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Henry Building
Postoffice
Spork
Uls
Tilljaal
State Chronicle: North Carolina's eight page daily with full dispatches
The State Chronicle is the only eight page daily newspaper in North Carolina and the only capital paper using full press dispatches with forms closing at 3 30 am. It has a leased wire and telegraph operator in its office and a strong Democratic alignment. The paper covers the entire state with news from Murphy to Manteo and costs over 300 dollars weekly to print.
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Raleigh and Fayetteville
E. L. Remsburg
Fayetteville N. C
Goodwin & Remsburg
Fayetteville and
Raleigh
The
State Chronicle
North Carolina
Capital
New York
Murphy
Democratic
Democrati Party
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Traitor Jones
John T. Mogap
J. N. Hubbard
Elgin Movement
G M. Wheeler
C. D. Heartt
N. C
James Taylor
Philip Taylor
Gates Desk Co
Greenville
Swift Specific CO
Brewer 3
Atlanta, Ga
P.P. P
Lippman Dps
Moseley
Hargett and
Wilmington Streets
Raleigh, N. C
Raleigh & Gaston Railroad Company
W. W. Vass
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OF New York
Richard A. McGurdy
David Rosenthal
I. Rosenthal
Alsoo
D. P. Haskitt
N C
P. O. Boxl
C. A. Goopwin
Bretson
Fayetteville St
Cobocriprom
Nort
Carolina
ALC Bs L. W
Thomas
Tor
Bas Ging
Cottes
Corto
Cole's Box Or Wardrobe
Dr. Talmage
Raime
Alfred Coles
Grand and Myrtle Avenues
Brooklyn
N. Y
Thos. H. Briggs Sons
Raleigh, N
Ala
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