Campaign Publicity and Anti Injunction Plank Debate
The piece argues for a Bryan Kern ticket and outlines Democratic strategy at the Denver convention. It discusses campaign leadership, the anti injunction plank approved by labor and capital, and the push for direct election of senators, plus critiques of Roosevelt Taft and La Follette positions. The article contrasts Republican failures on campaign finance openness with Democratic advocates for publicity and reform in telegraph rates and interstate services.
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Denver
Alton B. Parker
New York
Bryan
Parker
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tle
Democratic Party
United States
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Mr. Taft
la Follette
Republican
Republican National Committee
State of the Union
New Jersey
Republican Organization
Republican Party
House
Senate
Democraitic
Henry Watterson
Tom L. Johnson
Aldrich
Standard Oil
Steel Trust
Tobacco Trust
White House
United States Senate
Senat
la Pollette
Topkins
Illinois
Guegenheim
Colorado
Platt
Depew
Accasion
Pennsylvania
Quay
Penrose
Dryden
Kean
Notable Writers and Public Figures Profiled in Brief
The article highlights Robert W. Chambers as an authority on butterflies bridge whist and Revolutionary history. Mrs Harold Gorst is praised in London as a society figure and writer engaged with poverty issues. Maxim Gorky prepares a drama The Lowest of the Low on graft to launch in St Petersburg. Thomas Hardy, turning sixty eight, may retire to his Dorchester country justice role and home.
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Robert W. Chambers
Harold Gorst
London
Maxim Gorky
St. Petersburg
Thomas Hardy
Dorchester
Tales of Cities and Local Legends Across America
Coshocton leads the world in manufacturing advertising novelties while Derry claims a Lincoln and Hamlin era flagpole still in use. New York coroner records show asphyxiation causes exceed other self harm methods by one twelfth. Chicago forms a Bartenders and Saloon Keepers Total Abstinence society with about 2000 members and a pact not to hire drinkers.
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Coshocton
Derry
N. H
Lincoln and Hamlin
New York City
Chicago
Total Abstinence Society
The Disappearing Forests Poem Snippet
A Cleveland Plain Dealer verse laments vanishing woods and bare earth when family trees are all that remain, reflecting on loss of forests and natural shade.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Retired Early in a Witty Exchange
A brief Smart Set dialogue features Mr Borebeigh and a woman trading quips about lateness and expectations in a refined social setting. The exchange hints at humor and propriety typical of the period's club discourse.
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Borebeigh
Wordplay in Verse Prompts Local Laughs
A playful item from the Minneapolis Journal highlights curious rhymes about common things. The lighthearted verse mixes everyday objects with humorous twists and local whimsy for readers.
Professional Cards for Doctors in Aberdeen and Crowther-Wooding
Dr Watkins operates in the Crowther Wooding block at G and Heron Streets with late evening hours and phone 135. Zelaska Blick, practicing eye ear nose and throat, runs offices rooms 3 4 and 5 Koehler Building Aberdeen Washington with daytime and evening hours.
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Crowther-Wooding Block
G and Heron Streets
Koehler
Aberdeen
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Will Lanning
Willis J. Abbot
Mr. Bryan
John W. Kern
Democratic National Committee
Lincoln
Kerr
National Committee
Postal
Western Union
Senator la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
House of Representatives
Tales of
Minneapolis Journal
DR. Watkins
Maclafferty
Physicians and Surgeons
Zelaska
Boston
DR. McNiven
J. C. Cross
Wishkah Block
Wishkah Streets
E. H. Fox
Ben Sheeks
Room
Dabney
Austin M Wade
Aberdeen, Wash
Seventh Street
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