Admiral Dewey As Presidential Candidate Emphasized
Washington Letter discusses Admiral Dewey's claim he will accept a party nomination or run as an independent. It notes political lightness after McKinley and Bryan nominations and suggests Dewey could alarm politicians if he runs. Also covers Hawaii territorial government, Porto Rico bill, Webster Davis resignation, and Senate vote on the Porto Rican bill with party splits.
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Benjamin Franklin The Printer Boy Who Shaped America
In 1725 an American boy of about nineteen arrived in London seeking work as a printer. He quickly proved his skill by typesetting a Bible passage, earning respect in the shop. He later returned to America, became a printer, author, Postmaster General, congressman, signer of the Declaration, ambassador, and died in Philadelphia in 1790. Numerous counties and towns are named for him.
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Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism in West Virginia
A West Virginia couple recounts a dramatic rheumatism recovery after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The wife, bedridden for a month with swollen limbs, walked to breakfast the next morning and has not suffered another attack since. Sold by S Kingston, Druggist.
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Jackson Co
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A. B. Parsons
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