Bryan accepts Democratic nomination in Madison Square District
Regular correspondent Bryan accepts the Democratic nomination for President. His acceptance speech in Madison Square Garden, New York, expected this week, will shape party unity and influence voters. Virginia and other states forecast solid Democratic support if Bryan carries silver issues. Strong advocacy from Virginia, Appomattox and other aides, with contrasting views on gold standard and McKinley.
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Madison Square
New York City
Chicago
Cleveland
Flemres
Bevan
Jones
Gov. Altgeld
Altgeld
Tom Frank
Virginia
Sewall
Flood
Appomattox
Turner
Old Dominion
Martin
Faulkne
Health Noes Lytle's Remedy Fights Summer Dangers
The article warns of summer illnesses like diarrhea and the usual summer troubles. It suggests Dr. Lytle's remedy as a safe preventive measure, urging families to keep it on hand during hot weather.
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Dr. Lytle
Death of 109-year-old French naval veteran Monastay
Antonio Albina Monastay died at Armitage near Lichfield aged 109. Born in Bordeaux January 6 1781 he was captured at age nine, later joined the British Navy and served on the Queen Charlotte during the siege of Algiers in 1816 where he was wounded. He lived in England after leaving the navy and recently suffered a long illness while reportedly growing a second crop of hair.
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Lichfield
Antonio Albina Monastay
Litchfield Diion
Bordeaux
Algiers
England
London
Eng
King’s Royal Germeter Endorsed by Bank President
W T Nelson, president of the Second National Bank in Jackson Tennessee, praises King's Royal Germeter as a non narcotic nerve tranquilizer and restorative that eases indigestion and nervous trouble. He states it is invaluable and he has recommended it to friends for several years.
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W. T. Nelson
Second National Bank
Jackson, Tenn
Gold in all money and Fiat value in metals debate
Continued remarks critique Civis on money value arguing fiat equals metal value difference, cites intrinsic value of gold as merely comparative and discusses gold export as mischief. Also notes chronic dysentery outbreaks cured by Chamberlain's remedy and a deaf juror's excusal request due to inability to comprehend the judge's charge.
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TH. A. Davis
Civis
Democrat
In the New School. Teacher and pupil dialogue on sex
A short dialogue notes a teacher asking how many sexes exist and a pupil answering three. The pupil defines them as man woman and new woman. The passage adds a remark that the devil resides with the man who has a violent temper in the same house.
Croesi and John Discuss Genealogy Fad
Mrs Croesi suggests the social fad of genealogies, calling it a family tree, while John balks at details and urges buying a top notch tree through a nurseryman if needed. Dialogue from the Chicago Post highlights fashion-driven interest in family trees.
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John
Chicago Post
Six weeks ago I was suffering with a severe cold
A reader from St. Paul reports recovering from a six week illness using Chamberlains Cough Remedy after finding it advertised in the St Paul Volks Zeitung. He recom mends it to others with a cold and notes his address at 678 Selby Ave, St. Paul Minn. The text also includes a brief note on a gold belt ticket cost and punctuation jokes.
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Noticifg Chamberlain
St. Paul
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