Announcements for County Attorney and Commissioner Candidacies
Evora Wowron announces candidacy for County Attorney of Hox Butte Nebraska subject to Democratic and People's Party voters at the September 1, 1905 primary election. J. P. Junsen announces candidacy for Commissioner Second District subject to Democratic and People's Party voters at the September 1, 1905 primary election.
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Hox Butte County
Nebraska
Democratic and People's Party
Evora Wowron
POR
Democratic and
People's Party
Fook
J. P. Junsen
Bryan Nominated for U S Presidency by Democratic Party
Lincoln Nebraska saw massive crowds at the state capitol as representatives notified William Jennings Bryan of his nomination for the presidency. Bryan pledged to govern for the people and to reward effort with justice and opportunity across all occupations and regions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Democratic Party of the
United States
William Jennings Bryan
State Capitol
Brvan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Simulus
Road to Fairview and a Nebraskan retort
The passage voices state pride fading and enthuses about airships as a proven success. It challenges Nebraskan figures to respond while urging those in thrall to vice to seek productive work, mental or physical.
Weight and Measure Inspector Pegg Charges Dealers
Weight and Measure Inspector Pegg of Omaha files complaints against several ice and coal dealers accusing them of short weight. The official contends customers were shorted on purchased goods and seeks enforcement actions.
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Pegg of
Omaha
Carrie Nation Delivers No Report on Directoire Gown
Carrie Nation’s views on the propriety of the new directoire gown are not reported. The note implies she has many scalps as trophies, suggesting a harsh assessment of her opponents.
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Carrie Nation
Directoire
Carrie
Printer-turned-inventor behind rubber heel for shoes
O'Sullivan, now at Lincoln on notification committees, once worked as a printer and originated the rubber heel for shoes. He notes that necessity is the mother of invention, and a printer would naturally seek an easier path for weary pedestrians.
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O'Sullivan
Lincoln
Democratic Doc trines Defined by a Candidate
The Democratic nominee for vice president, JOAM W. KERN, asserts the party favors fair government, legal enforcement, and protection for workers. He opposes exploitative capitalists and large industrial combines while supporting railroad investment and honest operation. The platform calls for equal rights and opportunities and cautions against harming legitimate business.
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Waldon Fawcett
Hpsetie Democratic Party
Personal Liberty Doctrine Subverts Government
Judge William H. Wallace argues against the personal liberty doctrine in a Missouri gubernatorial bid. He frames orderly liberty through licensing and cites threats to law enforcement and morality, warning that neglecting Sabbath enforcement harms society more than theft or arson.
The Corporation Here to Stay
Judge Peter S and the United States Court of Appeals argue that corporations already hold a large share of national property and incomes. The piece emphasizes securing corporate holdings to invite future investment, comparing corporate wealth distribution to farm ownership.
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Peter S&s. Grosscop
United States Court of Appeals
Campaign funds and political visits at Fairview
The report covers fundraising for the Bryan campaign, with contributions from newspapers and a farmers fund growing, plus visits by Governor Haskell and other dignitaries. It notes Pettigrew predicting Bryan in South Dakota and discusses Taft’s opposition from capital interests, bishops, and fraternal leaders. It mentions Chafin, Osborn, and Dawson commenting on Bryan’s appeal, and railroad rate issues at Taft and Bryan notifications. Senator Culberson named chair of the advisory board. Governor Francis joins the committee.
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Vanoglo
Nebr
Anguat
Bevan
Farmers’ Fund
Me Bryan
W. L. Dawson
London
England
Fairview
York
America
Taft
Bryan
Culberson
Texas
National Committee
Francis
Missouri
Europe
Lincoln crowd honors Hallis after election to national committee
A few hundred Lincoln residents gathered at Hallis home to celebrate his election to the second highest post on the Democratic National Committee. Attendees included supporters from diverse political beliefs and a Republican editor spoke in praise of Hall, who received widespread acclaim for his efforts in promoting democratic successes.
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Hallis
Lincoln
Democratic National Committee
Bevan
Hall
Davis Predicts Maine Victory And Bryan Text Book
Cyrus W. Davis of Waterville Maine predicts a 10000 vote majority for Maine and notes the forthcoming Campaign Text Book by Richard L Metcalfe of Lincoln editor of the Commoner. Bryan's acceptance speech is praised as clear and convincing and will aid the campaign. Bands should play La Paloma at Bryan events and a well trained Democratic mule gift to Bryan from Minnesota is expected.
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Cyrus W. Davis
Waterville
Maine
Bryan
Pine Tree
Commonwealth
Davis
National Democratic Committee
Richard L. Metcalfe
Lincoln
the Commoner
Metcalfe
J. K. Lamb
Indiana
Metcalf
Mr. Bryan
Fairview
Bryans
Minnesota
Railway Notes and Personalities Highlight Local Movements
Co Williams is a new brakeman. Engineers C E Wills and wife visit Sheridan. Mrs W Z Miller in Deadwood. Mrs A P Gordon visiting Seneca relatives. Theol Hancock and Frank Fox on a brief Deadwood stay. E F Gleason visiting Ravenna home. J C Scott and children with relatives in Nemaha. Conductor G H Young in Scottsbluff. E F Yockey and wife with relatives in Adams. Mrs C E Mathews returns from Mitchell. A J McCue visiting Brocken Bow. Laura Morrison and sister visit Lincoln. D E Byrne to Denver. J A McDonald to Glenwood Iowa. Blanche McDonald and Wayne head to Michigan. T A McMonagle visiting Creston Iowa. Ruth Morris and Agnes Elmore at Dailey home Deadwood. Clara Shirk and sister back from J M Shirk’s bedside in Havelock.
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Ruth Morris
Agnes Elmore
Mrs. J. P. Dailey
Deadwood
Railroad Notes from Edgemont Express
William Jappert appointed car foreman at Lincoln after long service in Edgemont. Edgemont Express notes change in railroad leadership and thanks to Jappert for his prior duties.
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Edgemont Edgemont Express
William Jappert
Lincoln
Edgemont and Alliance Rail Shifts And Incidents
Railway staff changes spread from St. Joe to Billings with transfers, inspections, and new assignments at Alliance and Deadwood. A worker fell from a flat car injuring his head near the mip track. A lost purse incident ends with a Spokane-bound passenger continuing travel.
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St. Joe
Billings
Alliance
Ness
M. R. Cox
R. V. Cox
A. H. Krape
Mip
Notice of Application for Allowance and Assignment of Personal Property
Nebraska Box Butte County residents notified of Elizabeth Parry petitioning the county court for an allowance for support and assignment of her personal property. Hearing set for August 6 at 2 PM. Newspaper notice published five weeks prior in Bok Matte Titty Netashi. Dated August 15, L.A. Geen, County Judge.
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State of
Nebraska
Box Hutte
Perons
Falwearer Pominees Parry
Elizabeth Matey Willow
Edward Dames Parry
Box Butte County
Sald Tite
Lereelf
Livelock & An
L.A
Hulte
Robert Selah- Ha
Ms State
Todultiean L.A. Bynity
Butte County
John M. Whitney
George C. Whitney
J. McCorkle
Woibslaltig
Alliance Férald
Wald
Probate notice for Edward J Barry will in Nebrashiqui County
The county court of Athames County issues a probate notice for the last will and testament of Edward J Barry deceased. James Win, petitioner, seeks appointment to administer and prove the will. The hearing is set in the county court room on a future date with publication of notice in The Allicate Herald.
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Nebrashiq
Ae la
Edward J. Barry
Win
James
Edward J Barry
Aya Willian
Will
Pera
Athames
Said
Petit Homer
Allicate Herald
A. Bena
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The
Herald Publishing Company
DeMocratic National
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Yor County
Attianry
Wo. Hayward
Mr. Nebraskan
Fiy Joam W. Kern
Becawe
Sil
William H. Wallace
Mammon
Venus
Bacchus
the Corporation
Speetel Linea Cormespenderien
Hagkell
Oklahoma
Haskell
Pettigrew
South Makota
Mitchell
New York
Senator Pettigrew
Bishop Oldham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Epworth
Oldham
Hollingsworth
Grand Council of the
United Commercial Travelers
Grand Council of Elks
Louisianas
Eugene W. Chafin
Chafin
Epworth Assembly
M.E. Gibson
Independence League
Oregon
Gibson
California
Osborne
Mr. Osborn
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Passenger Association
C.E. Wills
Sheridan
W. Z. Miller
A. P. Gordon
Seneca
Theol Hancock
Frank Fox
E. F. Gleason
Ravenna
J. C. Scott
Nemalia
G. H. Young
Scottsblatt
E. F. Yockey
Adams
C. E. Mathews
A. J. McCue
Broken Bow
Laura Morrison
D. E. Byrne
Denver
J. A. McDonald
Glenwood
Iowa
Blanche McDonald
Wayne
Michigan
T. A. McMonagle
Creston
Clara Shirk
Havelock
J. M. Shirk
T. J. Pryor
Ralph Cox
Fred Sloate
Harry Johnson
Round House
Edgemont
F. McCarthy
William Band
Plattsmouth
Parsons
Heelmont
Ardmore
Spokane
Van
Sind
Jin
Aral
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