McKinley foe caution on federal troops in the Carolinas
The Regular Correspondent reports critics urge McKinley to send troops to North and South Carolina amid race troubles, but no governor request exists. Debates surround Roosevelt, Hanna, Platt, and Reed’s speakership hopes as factions maneuver for 1900. A political obituary and Thanksgiving address close with notes on party leaders and regional reactions.
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The Best Plaster and Judicial Notice Notice
A flannel dressing with Chamberlain's pain balm is praised as superior to plasters for chest side or back pain. Also mentions a 1998 election rule: justices of the peace elected November 8 must qualify by December to avoid vacancy. governor will fill. Democrats urged to qualify promptly.
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New Zealand Agent Praises Chamberlain Medicine Sale
From Reefton New Zealand Nov 23 1896 E J Scant Leputy reports large sales of Chamberlain medicine especially cough remedy. He notes many customers report good results and says the product is so pleasant it must be kept away from children. Sold by all druggists.
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