Jackson Day Banquet Honors Democratic Leaders In Chicago
In Chicago 500 gold Democracy representatives from Illinois and other states gathered at the Auditorium for a Jackson day banquet. Henry Watterson Charles Hamlin and Franklin MacVeagh addressed the crowd with Grover Cleveland and Secretary Morton messages read. Speakers urged unity of capital and labor and warned against Populism and Republican centralization while affirming the Democratic pledge to sustain the true principles of democracy.
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Chicago
Gold Democracy
Llinyls
Northwest
Rase Hight
Cleveland
Morten
Democratc
Wranele Peabody
Chirag
Henry Watterson
Charles & Hamiln
Buckner
John Parish
Franklin MacVeagh
Mac ¥Eagh
Middle States
Republican Party
Bryan
McKintey
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Democratic Party of
Yough Wok
Watterson
Tiden
Hay
Mr. M.kinsey
Charnes
Hamlin
New York
the Treasury
Warrely
Morton
Washington
Cal Dutien
National Democrats of
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Grover Clevelane
Gen
Job P Frist
California
Assembly
Virgil P. Kline
Ohio
Levine Tabb
Twai 'F
Jacksonian Club Banquet Honors Bryan in Omaha
The Jacksonian club of Omaha held its annual banquet at the Paxton hotel with Willan J. Bryan as the guest of honor. He praised the Populists for reforms and praised Republicans who joined the fusion ticket. Speakers included C F Cochran, E P Smith, F Q Falta, James Manahan, L Metcalfe, and W D Oldham. A telegram from David Overmyer stated he could not attend.
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Omaha, Neb. Jon
Jacksonian Club
Paxton Hotel
Willan J. Bryan
Democrata
Nebraska
National Democracy
Jackson Day Banquet Honors Andrew Jackson Figures
Washington marks Jackson Day with a large banquet hosted by the Jackson Democratic Association of Columbia at Maronic Temple. Notables attend as speakers discuss topics from Independence to Jefferson era. letters of regret arrive from figures including W. J. Bryan and Stephen A. Douglas.
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Washington
Maronic Temple
Jackson Democratic Association of Columbia
New Orleana
A.B. Coker
Nashville
Tenn
Independence
Morgan of
Almbarma
Democratic Party
Benton McMillconiance
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Blackturn
Kentucky
Daniel
Virginia
Sulzer
New York
California
Maguire
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Simonson
W. J. Bryan
Stevenson
Pauliner
Popcoe
Alien
Mate
Harris
Torple
West
Murphy
Mills
Leach
Sayers
Fitzgerald
Terry
Wheeler
Money
Bailey
Towne
George F. Williane
Massachusetts
Dearmend
John H. Bie Lavautt
Bryan
Linesin
New Orleans
Final Triumphant Appeal From Mr Bean
A brief fragment quotes WL J Bean thanking a host for an invitation and expressing encouragement and hope from the Democracy’s efforts this year, noting a concluding grateful tone and anticipation of ultimate success.
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Wim
Yiars
WL J. Bean
Government Advertising Battle Fueled by Bureau Dispute
Washington reports that the Bureau of American Republics faced strong opposition over plans to publish advertising in its monthly bulletin to boost revenue. Director Cimi Furhirt pushed the idea, but Secretary Gresham and later Secretary Clney opposed using government publications for private business ads, ending the scheme.
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Washington, Jen
American Repubiies
Nomenko
Cini Furhirt
Berrethy Gresham
United Staty
Purbist Ne
Bureau Bulletin
Gresham
Clney
Bliss of Short Skirts on Broadway
New York shoppers parade ankle length skirts on Broadway as women carry bundles and umbrellas with free hands. Mrs. Gertrude Andrews of the Rainy Day club walks with ease while Ida Van Cortlandt, actress, praises rainy day skirts for comfort and practicality amid crowded stairs and busy sidewalks.
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New York
Van
Broadway
Hotherme
Gertrude Andrews
Berbert Knowles
Ida van Cortlandt
Oklahoma Governor Hope Tied to Wichita Leader Bridget Bridgeman
Newton Bridgeman of Wichita is said to be slated for the Oklahoma governorship. He led the stronger Sedewick county faction in the GOP contest and was the regular county convention nominee for district clerk, while the rival Cox faction backed Charles M Jones in a rump convention. White voices mention a compromise effort and a withdrawal of both nominees, with no confirmed premise for Bridgeman.
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Newton Bridgeman
Wichita
Kan
Sedewick County
Oklahoma
Brigeman
Cox
Charles M Jones
Cy Lilend
Finglty
Bridge Mall
Kansas State Fare Rates and Local Organizations Listed
A fragment lists travel fares to Topeka from all Kansas points and Kansas City. It mentions the 3fogcrount Silver Convention and inaugurations of state bodies. It names the State Board of Agriculture, Stock Breeders, Poultry Breeders, and temperance groups, including the God Templars of Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City
Boar of Agriculture
Poultry Breeders’ Association
Temperance
Bo- God Templars
Kanem
Favor a City Gas Plant Petition for Municipal Ownership
A large delegation of about 5,000 discharged gas company workers visited the New York mayor with a petition urging municipal ownership of gas works. Led by Bee Lippencot, they claim gas companies fix prices and form a trust to curb competition and profits while labor suffers. They argue city gas could be supplied cheaply, with public buildings potentially lit at reduced cost. the mayor promised no obstacle and suggested presenting to the gas committee of the board of aldermen.
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New York
Bee. Lippencot
Board of Aldermen
Sioman Hearts presented in Arkansas life at Grand Opera House
Hal Heldananis wife Mico wortha itele Westbrook will present Sioman Hearts for two evenings at the Grand Opera House. The play, Human Hearts, focuses on Arkansas life with Hetali in representation, praised by witnesses last year. The company includes Walter Hortondward Risley, William M.H. Smedley, Charles Forrester, Gerard Anderson, Herbert Prior, Effie Pearl, Netti Kell, Mope Forrester, Little Ellis, and Edwin Smedley.介绍 W. H. Penn testifies to Chamberlain remedies. Price 25 and MW cents, drugs listed by J. Sheldon.
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Hal Heldananis
Mico Wortha Itele Westbrook
Sioman Hearts
Us City
Grand Opera Hower
Human Hearts
Arkansas
Hetali
Henry C. Miner
Mr. Reid
Miax Westbrook
Walter G. Hortondward
Risley
William MH. Smedley
Charles Forrester
Gerard Anderson
Herbert Prior
Effie Pearl
Netiit Maskell
Mope Forrester
Little Ellis
Edwin Smedley
Common Sense Cure Promises Pile Relief for Sufferers
A historical ad touts Pyramid Cure as a quick permanent remedy for piles, claiming symptoms ease immediately and the disease can be cured even in severe stages without pain. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M. C. Hinkly of Indianapolis and Dean of Columbus as proof, urging readers to try the Pyramid Cure and Pyramid Pill.
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Carlessa
M. C. Hinkly
Mississippi St
Indianapolia
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Atich
Furor in the House over Hearst attack on Johnson
The House debated funding measures as Congressman Grove Johnson launched a sensational broadside against Editor Hearst of the San Francisco Examiner and Mayor Sutro. Representative Cooper called the attack the most disgraceful in U.S. legislative history, defending Hearst and condemning California political pressure and Pacific railroad power.
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Washington
Jan
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Grove Johnson
Sutro R. Inén
Pacific Coast
Cooper
Rep. Wik
United States
Johnson
Mr. Hearst
Maguire
California
Corers
House
Powers
Mr. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Arnold
Coop
Wis
Pacific
United State
Mr Hearst
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Johnson
Jade
New York
Farnoore
Southern Pacific
Dr Hand’s Colle Cure for babies inspires restless nights
A historical ad touts Dr Hand’s Colle Cure as immediate relief for distressed infants. It claims to remove wind from the stomach, quiet nerves, and provide restful sleep. Mothers are urged to order a 304 bottle from drugstores and consider Dr Hand’s Teeth Lotion for teething.
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W. H. Palmer
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Undertakers
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Morehunts
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Cromwell & Jeffers
Postaitice Room
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