Endorsement Letter for Lydia Pinkham’s Compound in Jacksonville
Mrs R A Axpensox of 225 Washington St Jacksonville endorses Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound for female ailments. She claims many cures and permanent benefits within months, urging others to avoid substitutes and noting the letter proves genuineness with a $5000 forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Anderson
Jacksonville
West
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mus
R.A. Axpensox
Washington St
Brattleboro Defeats Hinsdale In Lopsided 8 1 Game
Brattleboro beat Hinsdale 8 to 1 in yesterday afternoon’s play with Adal S delivering the decisive hits. A large crowd watched as Brattleboro’s pitching and fielding dominated, securing a dominant win in the 100 Caerleon league game.
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Adal
Teta
Caerleon
Tin Works
BioTirs
Jemie
Tatas
Tittletoro
Wes Houlyr
Jay Ovney
Larkin
Hinadile
Treatilebora
Hans Hoon
Brattiebor
Diva
Phe
Sonny
Minsdali Abeth
Pone
Wilder
Kelley
Woodward
Danoyan
Pianenud
Asueltioe
A Wilder
Bolowais
Inves
Kel
Fey
Sireby
Magshar
Tinadate and Ashuetot Face Off in Local Football Clash
Tinadate and Ashuetot are set to play this afternoon at 354% Lope teen Knights of Columine, with The Belles Make being a key opponent. The crowd anticipates a lively game as teams clash, coaches signal plays, and local fans rally behind their squads amid a backdrop of regional athletics and community sports pride.
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Tinadate
Ashuetot
Fie
Gol -Amelite
Ci Gm
Teen Knights of Columine
Niwifety Dubies
Turn Dowel
TNT
boreKetlottl
Thal Wits
Ae FL
Ayers
Nat Butler
Bratten
MteLama
Revere
Tone
Butler Sid MeTeans
Niiseh Weil
Hotlonitl
Witeewenel
Newport
Mheoweli
Mondiy
Whyeichester
Carlee
Wits
Urtennyeest
Honthellir-Barié
Cour
Burlington
Rutland
Glteher
Iinuelt
Briges
Phiverhi
Eniland
Longus
Page
Carrick
Naselnhls
New York
Boston
Pethi
Redliver
Burlington Free Press
Paptiat
Créefonia Park
Tex Kine
Mite
Lan Sors Eohorts
Guy Cy Lirenon
Cty
Tow
Mr Wleaie
Chayter
Mr. Leeardsing
The Meddler. mumbles and political clamor in a campaign
In a fragmented report the article details a heated republican caucus with attacks on Cromtyr and Creagy, noting crowd reactions and campaign speeches. It references Shively from Boston, Parker Porter, and a campaign rally at the Brooke house, highlighting tensions and anticipated outcomes.
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Mr Creagy
Palle
Mr. Conhy
Beanie Emilee
Mr. Cromtyr
Parker—Porter
Abe
Pathe
Democratic Nominations Parade in Windham County ReformER
Windham County ReformER prints a partisan slate of Democratic candidates for statewide and local offices. Includes Alton C. Parker for President, Porter for Secretary of State, McMamun for State Auditor, Graves for State Senator, Tridbits for Deputy, Gale for Sheriff, Wolfe for Prosecutor, and Dikerbet for Representative among others in Montpelier and Brattleboro.
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Kuve Preeniitt
Alton C. Parker
New York
Porter
Wiltitawten
Memamun
Sunne
Tremaine
ACJ Riba
Montpelier
Wieteat
Bt Albanes
Wealth Af Pillaford
Rae Mouvber
W. Ly Graves
Colchester
Congress
Sud Dbatetet
Ke Howe
Behaviary
A. Reet
Whitingham AY
Ie Arhone
Aschatat Juries
Jan Tridbitts
Worstshare
Bo. Slewper
Weatrntratter
Stouts Attories
Jane BK. Gale
Guittard
Sherif
PR. J. Wolfe
Hockinehar Fir
Mm, A. Maean
Drottleber
A Simple Question of Political Good Faith
A fragmentary opinion piece argues about political honesty and party promises. It criticizes the Republican approach in Vermont and questions candidate integrity, naming Barter for governor and others as lacking true belief. The text cites elections and party behavior, urging readers to consider promises versus beliefs.
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Vermont
Desperatte
Brown
Bridges
Penettore
Mr. Monat
Atella
Qwlinte
Republcan Party
Isi
Wea
Enduring Fight Against Republican Misrule in Vermont
Democratic nominees Porter Brown Bridges rally against Republican policies blamed for corruption and high taxes, charging freight discrimination and neglect of industries. They urge local option and repeal of old prohibition methods, arguing the September vote will test public support for their platform.
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Vermont
Sewrlus
Tery Pelt
Whitch
Vesta
Ueason
Ote
Baye
Luni
Impritonte
Quewer
Seave Emm. Porter
Weiliam A. Brown
W. W. Bridges
Urey’ Fender
Democratic critique of the local option law and GOP deceit
A polemical piece argues the 1902 local option referendum was a Republican ploy to subvert the will of voters. It contends lawmakers manipulated the measure through deceitful framing, exposing the party’s alleged betrayal of commitments and the public’s trust, with Clement supporters aiding opposition. The column previews further criticism of the GOP in the next installment.
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Clement
Cartier
Mullapen
Revoldioun
Supreme Cort
Cuba
Legislatine
Bar Assivatum
Hery
Republican Party
Hawtaud
Hattell
Union of Democrats
Danomats
Clement Mien Amd
Lawrence
Rutlacid
McGettell
Clement Am
McCullough
Aleenters
Senate
Auerty
Anker
Tour
Democrata
South Carolina
Smd
Tilman
Sutton
Treseurien
Republicane
New York
Democrus
Trusts and politics in the tariff and railroads debate
A long critique arguing that both major parties profit from trusts. It attacks the Republicans for fostering monopolies via government power and rail discrimination, cites Standard Oil and Northern Securities as examples, and calls for tariff and anti-trust reforms backed by Democrats. It also criticizes the Sherman law and government injunctions as ineffective against corporate robbing of consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Trust
Tie Standard Oi Co
Couran
Om Emi
Democratic Party
Parker
Anda Dium Trust
Wien
Esst
Cleveland
Intesatato Commerci
Agins
Interstate Commission
Emis My
Vermont
Charles A. Prouty
Congress
Republican Party
Senator Hoar
Sherman
Erie
Knox
Northern Securities
George B. Corteliou
Panic age debate on tariffs and 1893 panic lessons
A fragment discusses a speech by Speakon Canton and Congressman Littleton defending tariff policy and blaming the 1893 panic on telemocratic victory and the McKinley tariff. It references the Teoynutlioan party, Hison-Gorman bill, and argues high tariffs worsen panics while low tariffs ease them, noting 1873 and 1893 episodes and Republican policy impacts.
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Mtn
Canton
Littleton
Fort Seli
Vermont
South America
Auetralia
India
Teoynutlioan
Lari
Reputelioun Party
Wrigley
Guy Tanith Uealy
Hitler
Almont
Tait
Reformers Rally Over Silver Question In Independent Papers
An editorial voice argues both major parties erred on the silver issue and criticizes leaders like Cantion for party loyalty. It cites past votes on the Rand silver purchase act, McKinley era platforms, and calls for fair campaigning. The piece praises independent papers and voters uniting for reform and fiscal restraint.
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Cantion
Tlund
Hives
Taele Joe
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
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Panier Iene
Hinsdale
Ira W. Kelley
Mansfeta
Brattleboro Markets
Uta Gralla Mixwell
Ian
Faye
the Meddler
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Republicat
Wolkber
Sitinarion
Shively
Toston
Onte
Brooke House
Spire
Joere
Mr. Buvets
Windham County Reformer
Vrs Cole
William W
Kota
Moby
Charles J
Esuuvilatis
Flint Timnaila
Teich
Soran
Nitty Gibweaueghls
Democratic State Committee
Cannon
Littlefield
Swith
Speaker Cannon
Trists
New York Tribune
Belmont
United States
C.H. Davenport
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