Sail On Adair The Bold Admiral And The Endless Sea
Narrative of a voyage where a brave admiral urges persistence while his crew falters, a dawn light signaling hope as the ship presses onward. The piece shifts to Kansas politics, Populists fading and old party ideologies reemerging, then reports a record April US immigration figure and port arrivals, ending with an advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Azores
Hercules
Mate
Topeka
People's Party
Kansas
Forney
Sumner County
Senator Forney
Murdock
W J Babb
Babb
Peoples Party
Old party realignments and stomach remedy notice
Old time Populists may join Socialists but remain independent of Republican and Gorman Cleveland Hill factions. Western Bryan Democrats could attract voters next year. Also a testimonial from Sarah W Curtis of Lee Massachusetts praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion. For sale by Noah Artin.
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Chamberlain
Noah Martin
Mia
Sarah W. Curtis
Lee
Mass
Chamberliaine
Noahartin
Lectures by Mme Tatlka Draw Crowds in New Jersey
Mme Tatlka companion to Miss Mier M Stone in Macedonia a year ago has become a popular lecturer in New Jersey. She shows the saved baby Balkan wilderness story with charm and humor attracting audiences. managers bid for dates as she tours and Miss Stone asks the state department to seek a Turkish government claim for indignities suffered.
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Mme Tatlka
Mier M. Stone
Macedonia
New Jersey
Miss Stone
Sbe
Augustin Daly
West
Wm. E Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
State Department
Turkey
Postmasters Liable for Burglary Losses
Bowling Green Ky Judge Walter Evans rules postmasters must reimburse the government for funds and supplies stolen from post offices. The decision marks a key liability precedent for losses caused by burglary or other causes.
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Bowling Green
Walter Evans
United States
Folk to Ask Missouri Supreme Court for Rehearing
Circuit Attorney Folk will apply to the Missouri supreme court for rehearing in the cases of Julius Lehman and Harry Faulkner, former members of the house of delegates, convicted of perjury and sentenced to prison, which were reversed and remanded for new trials.
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Louis
Folk
Missouri Supreme Court
Julius Lehman
Harry Faulkner
House of Delégates
Ivragisiee
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