Democrats Hopeful For 1908 Victory In Minnesota Appeal
A Minnesota appeal urges Democratic leaders to unite and elect delegates to the Denver convention for a strong 1908 ticket. The memo argues a living Democrat could carry more states and win the presidency, challenging a tradition of defeat. Mentions Mrs. Johnson hosting refreshments and local party delegates from Jackpot township and Pittsboro. Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised by E L Lopez for healing cuts and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Denver
Let Us Try to Win and Democratic Unity Ahead
A call for unified effort to select a Denver Convention nominee who can win, urging Democrats to act without past constraints and to seize the chance for national success this year. A separate item notes Mrs. Martin's near-fatal narrow escape from a Northwestern Limited train near Grimes station.
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Denver
Martin
Grimes
Northwestern
Crawfordsville Journal
Local notices and interest from Indianapolis trip to eggs record
J J Baird made a business trip to Indianapolis on Wednesday. Milford Fulwider and others went to Indianapolis to watch the ball game where Indianapolis beat Kansas City 4 to 2. A report notes Bert Smith of Jamestown gathered 1 140 eggs in a week, with Ira Bowan near Lebanon claiming 1 830 eggs in six weeks. Advertisements promote Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup and Kodol for dyspepsia sold by Burris Drug Co.
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J. J Baird
Indianapolis
J B. Inskeep
Darlington
Opera House
Milford Fulwider
Glen Waters
Herbert Epperson
Jesse Revercomb
Wilbur Docatrick
Kansas City
Kennedy
Burrin Drug Co
Bert Smith
Jamestown
Ira Bowan
Lebanon
Notice to non-residents in Boone County Indiana
In Boone County Circuit Court Samuel M. Ralston sues John Williams et al to quiet title. The defendants, nonresidents, are notified to appear by June 4 1908 or demur. case filed April 15 1908 with Clerk, Attorney Harvey M. Coulter for plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Boone County
Circuit Court
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
John Williams
Williams
William Sickels
Sickels
Aaron Beeman
Beeman
James H. Edwards
Sarah Edwards
Ezra J. Hicks
Frances E. Hicks
Martha J. Montgomery
Montgomery
Anna Reeves
Homer L. Reeves
Reeves
Evertt Reeves
William J. Stafford
Stafford
Mercer McKinsey
McKinsey
Nelinsey
Mary E. Sinebottom
George W. Sidebottom
Mary W. Sidebottom
Lebanon
George E. Adams
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised by Clin ton Merchant
E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve does the business. He used it for piles chapped hands and an sore and reports cures with no scarring. Burrin Drug Store sells it for 25 cents.
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E. L. Lopez
Marin, N. Y
Burrin Drug Store
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Maine
Bucklen
Burrin
The Election of 1904 Presidential Race
Roosevelt and Parker led the 1904 election with Roosevelt winning a clear majority of the popular vote. Debs Swallow Watson and Corrigan split 869,234 votes among four minor candidates. Roosevelt captured 336 electoral votes to Parker 149, with Fairbanks and Davis sharing the same total.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
New York
Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
Tidiana
Silas C. Swallow
Pennavigania
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Charles H. Corrigan
Debs
Swallow
Watson
Corrigan
Parker
Fairbanks
Davis
Bryan
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Thomas E.watson
Romeret
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Ani
Melson & Son
Chas. E. McClaine
the Grocer
Jackpot Township
James Bowman
James Caplinger, Jr
Pittsboro
The
North Christian Church
C. A. Johnson
Fon
Isses. Gov. John
G. W. Surrat
Burrio Drug Co
Bruhday and
Satur
Whitenack
Restaurant & Confectionary
Ful Business House
Clark & Jones
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