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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1900

Page

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Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds

Legal depository for court and trust funds. Transacts a general trust business. Acts as executors administrators guardians committees trustees receivers assignees registrars transfer and fiscal agent.

Legal Depository

Bread Sale Reaches Unprecedented Demand

The sale of this famous bread has grown so large that producers cannot make it fast enough to meet the demand.

The Democrats on Bryan and Trusts in 1900 Debate

Readers encounter a column mixing political commentary on Roosevelt and Porto Rico with quotes from Senators Morgan and Foraker. It discusses trusts, eight hour labor plans, and Democratic views of William Jennings Bryan as a leading 1900 presidential candidate.

Bryan favored for president in fall elections amid strong Democratic and Republican hopes

Senators praise Bryan as strongest Democrat to nominate and predict he will win by a wide margin. Republican sentiment suggests Bryan at the head of the ticket would yield a large vote total. Henry Clews predicts global industrial expansion and open markets driving a brilliant 20th century era.

Bryan Congress Washington Morgan Money Turley Bate Kenney Blackburn Barker Henry Clews Russia Transvaal Africa

Passing remarks on politics and public figures

A compilation of quips and opinions on Senator Spooner Senator Tillman Colonel Bryan General Otis Tim Woodruff President Kruger and Mr McKinley. The Boston Herald recounts provocative lines about elections foreign policy and Jewish stereotypes in a satirical roundup.

Spooner Senator Tillman Colonel Bryan General Otis Manila Tim Woodruff McKinley Hanna Kruger United States South African England P. L. Wessels Orange Free State Baltimore Transvaal Free State

The Farmer’s Name Was Louder

A farmer at the main post office asks for letters addressed to Louder. The clerk repeats the name and the man smiles. The farmer finally clarifies the name is Lounder, not louder, and the clerk apologizes. The exchange ends with a letter being found for Lounder.

Chief Post Office Lounder Sofry Collier’s Weekly

Grain-O prospectus salute coffee substitute

Try Grain-O, the new drink for all ages that mimics the rich seal brown of coffee but is made from pure grains. It costs 25 cents per package and is sold by all grocers.

Senate Laughs At Pettus Speech In Porto Rican Debate

Washington March 31 Merri ment stirs senate as Senator Pettus of Alabama ages humor with a sharp yet good natured takedown of rivals Galfinger and Beveridge during Porto Rican bill remarks. Depew and others applaud, war claims move forward in house, while postoffice funding rises to about 114 million with extra for pneumatic tube service.

Washington Senate Senator Pettus Alabama Pettus Elctor Vermont Porto Rico Galfinger New Hampshire Beveridge Indiana House Manila Admiral Dewey Court of Claims Pennsylvania Congress George W. Lawrence Wassac Hiram Johnson East Tennessee Mathias Pederson Spring Valley Wis Mr. Cox Tennessee Coton Postofice Postoffice Post Office Department Representative Loud

Editor’s Piles Healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve

Seneca Illinois editor writes he suffered for years with piles until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after two boxes. He proclaims it the surest pile cure on earth and the best salve in the world. Sold by G L Dexter & Co.

Pfgins Seneca Bucklen G. L. Dexter & Co

The Last Supper in Milan Faces Irreparable Decay

The Leonardo da Vinci fresco in Santa Maria del Grazie is two thirds obliterated and doomed to destruction as a wall painting. Restoration is unlikely. copies and engravings shape public understanding, highlighting the fragile fate of a masterpiece.

Leonardo de Vinci Leonardo Santa Maria del Grazie Milan Raphael Morghen

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