Fairbanks Aims For President Nomination In 1908
The Citizen and Milwaukee Sentinel discuss Charles Fairbanks as a potential Republican presidential candidate, noting his industrious drive and conservative stance. They compare past nomination battles, emphasize a preference for McKinley and Fairbanks type leadership, and question whether a mood shift could boost Fairbanks’ availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats
Pat Dhete
Bientwok
Juchanon
Bugilich
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Cogres
White House
Fairbanks
Wall Street Poverty shown in Citizen cartoon
A Citizen cartoon contrasts Prosperity pouring wealth with Wall Street begging before the Treasury. The accompanying text criticizes stock gambling, fictitious values, and gambling profits while noting real wealth remains. calls for a treasury secretary with heart and condemns professional beggars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Wall Street
National Treasury
Union Pacific
Treasury
County Superintendents Debate Education Law Provisions
The Citizen questions the impact of a pending legislature backed education bill. It praises first grade county teacher certificates and five year residency but faults a five year teaching requirement that could exclude experienced candidates. It cites potential drawbacks, noting business experience and certificate limits may narrow the field and affect quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agais
Legislative House
Techn
Personal Stories By Has Kin In Washington Herald
A long readable fragment recounts tales about Henry William Stiegel’s historic lease at Manheim Pennsylvania and its enduring local lore. It also covers Colonel Hugh Scott famed for Indian sign language prowess and a witty Kentucky justice of the peace anecdote. It concludes with glimpses of Mrs de Koven’s treasure collection and patent model overseer Richard Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wododcl
Mike Magtha M. Horuims
Newport
Zion Evangeltes
Mantelm
Heory Willam
Henry William Stiegel
Manheim
Baron
Chia
Elperbeth Luthier
Pottaville
Dune
Fils
Martha M. Horning
Tine
CC. Hoover
Broadway
Hugh Scott
Philippines
Owex
Scott
America
Sitting Bull
Colonel Scott
Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Boyle County
Danville
Washington
Hoyle County
Squire
John Harlan
Richard
Gil
Model Department
Gill
Uhen
Fragmented Rumor Plots and Old-Time Theatre Echoes
A mosaic of dated vignettes and snippets mentions Shaw, Harriman, and a wealth of eccentric phrases. It glosses on debt, auctions, a Kaiser visit, sun-drenched theatre talk, and nostalgic lines about balls, music, and sports, all in a florid, impressionistic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Hood
Mr Harriman
The Good Old Times Echo in Nostalgic Verse
A nostalgic reminiscence recalling youth, neighborly virtue, and rural summers. The speaker envies the pious, gentle world of bygone days, where bread and schooling were shared, boys and mothers offered comfort, and nature’s songs framed daily life. The tone is wistful and devotional.
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Albuquerque
Citizen Pisin
Vatcorn
Riv Hi
Falsake
Wall Street Poverty
Copper Avenue
Albuquerqus
Ralivas Makhato
New York
Wingels
United States
Haskin
Washington Herald
Oliverton
Mollyuoddin
Joan D. Rockerener
Dée Batley
Banta Fo
Kaiser Wilk Fan
Jerlin
Murry
St. Loula
T. George
Merry
Zelaya
Sklewalk
Hugh McCulloch
West Main Street
Iak
Brown
Aruse
Sembrieh
Madame Patti
Rooter's Row
Jean de Reszke
Kubelik Divine
Padarewski
Ysage
Vem
Lajoie
Sousa
Caruso
Wagner
Rossini
Heethoven
Ch Dame
Gunn
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
God
Eugene Fieldjer
Girard, Kan
Albuquerq
Grony
Marble Ave
Homer H. Ward
Mer
Gold Star
Monroe
The
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Chas. Melini
Oo. Bachech
Consolidated Liquor Company
Succes Ute LO Melini & Eakin
Bachechi
GIOMI
Southwest
Jos
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
Louis A. B. C
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis:arch
Numerou
United State
BEST
Serra Ville
Berton
Osssion Sess Eee
Porton
Cc Cress
Uns
John 5
Beaven
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
Waldrug Store
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Avenue
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