Shift in Southern GOP Strength Amid Previous Democratic Dominance
The St Louis Globe-Democrat cites 1904 results showing Republicans won 1,247,234 votes across eleven former slave states, outpacing Democrats by 377,294 in those states and signaling growing Republican strength in the South. It notes white voter dominance, suppressed black turnout, and predicts possible gains in 1908 with continued party growth.
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South
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
St. Louis
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
West
Virgin
Missouri
Foreasneer Booth Caro
Florida
Georgia
Ennesser
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Annes
Sttates
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
CUBS CORNER AND ODDITIES IN A SWISS NEWSPAPER
A former Ottawa county resident visits Kansas for his wife's health. The Wochenblatt of Groningen Switzerland blends liberal and socialist pages and features reports on J. Adam Bede and quirky anecdotes. A tale of canned food, a ghostly medical ruse, and a misadventure with a runaway horse headline this quirky clipping.
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Ottawa
Kansan
Abe
The Burch Circus Arrives With 350 Animals in City
The Burch circus will exhibit next Tuesday afternoon and night under waterproof tents in this city. The show features over 350 performing animals and a full staff of acts. A morning street parade will deck the parade units in holiday attire. The management promises seating arranged for clear views and high entertainment value, with acts new to the area and widely secured.
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T. Burch
Crus
Fotelock
Town Notes on Appointments, Visits and Local Events
Abajo yard office appoints Heusel as clerk. Flag Day observed with general display requested by Acting Governor Raynolda. H Lawton of Mexican Central here from Chicago. McSpaden travels to Kennedy and Estancia. Cattle shipments moving via Santa Fe toward Chama. Divorce suit filed by Felix Torres vs Josefina Lopes de Torres. Vincent Holcomb shifts to baggage service between Alb and Las Vegas. Commercial club dance draws local youths. more civic and court news from Santa Fe and Albuquerque. Royal Arch Masons meeting announced. Working Men's Social Club formed for colored workers. Geronimos vs Barelas set for Sunday at Trac tion Park for a $50 purse. Train No. 2 delays due to broken beam. limited train late. Attorneys Elfego Baca and others in court matters in Socorro and Bernalillo. Cattle train and other travelers noted. publishers Delos H. Smalley and partners in town. funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Gresham held. dog catcher notes. city council orders new dog pound and track work. M. Lewis tour through town en route to Mexico. corrections about theater production and Broadway play details.
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Heusel
Abajo
Raynolda Haa
H. Lawton
Mexican Central
Chicago
T. . McSpaden
Kennedy
Estancia
Santa Fe
Chama
Felix Torres
Josefina Lopes de Torres
T. C. Montoya
Vincent Holcomb
Las Vegas
Mixies Cunningham and
Nevin
University of New Mexico
Board of Education
W. O. Simpson
Kansas City
Martin Ryan
Los Angeles
Simpson
Ank
First Baptist Church
Isabella Warne
Royal Arch
J. CG. Ferger
Working Men's Social Club
South Third Street
Geronimos and
Barelas
Traction Park
Los Cerrillos
Elfego Haca
Hillyboro
Socorro
Baca
Bucorrs
Hornaldo Ramires
Manuel Valezuela
William Lewis
Dick Morgan
A. Courland
Otto Allan
John L. Casey
Silver City
New York Stage Plans At Casino Amid Tragic Street Event
A crowd gathered after a street accident near the Sturges hotel when a cat was fatally hit by a streetcar. Eyewitnesses described a pause and hurried actions by the motorman and conductor. A stray joke about the cat’s fate contrasted with the somber moment.
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New York
Sturges
Ranger Prepares Long Ride to National Forest Reserve
Supervisor H. H. Harris speaks of the heavy travel to manage the Mountain Taylor reserve. He notes a hundred mile ride, daylight starts, and a plan to tour the reserve, wearing a ranger costume with a trunk as a bus, while office work has rushed him recently.
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National Forest Service
H. H. Harris
Taylor Reserve
Telegraphic Markets Report Breaches and Trading Briefs
Telegraphed market notes from New York and Chicago detail Treasury deposits, government securities, automobile death claim verdicts, Wall Street earnings and stock demand, rail and livestock quotes from Kansas City and Chicago, and commodity ranges in wheat corn and metals. The mixed signals include possible Paris gold resumption, currency firmness, and varied cattle and sheep markets across major exchanges.
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Treasury
New York Central
Supreme Court
Lackawanna Steel Company
Canada
Paris
Loulaville
Nashville
Southern Railway
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