County Attorney Candidate Announces Bid in Hex Butte Nebraska
Evanne Buertos announces candidacy for county attorney of Hex Butte County Nebraska subject to Democratic and People's Party voters at the primary on September 3 1908. Also Jexser announces himself as commissioner for the second district with People's Party voters at the primary on September 1 1908.
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Yor
Hex Butte
Nebraska
Democratic and People's Party
Evanne Buertos
Tyo
Py Jexser
Lincoln August speeches mark a quiet political week
The report from Lincoln Nebraska notes a quiet week as Denver delegations arrive on the way to Denver. Mr. Bryan plans speeches aided by Robert F. Rose while handling calls with Chairman Mack. Uryan travels Iowa Chicago Indianapolis and Minnesota for tariff and bank guarantee talks. Labor Day address is in Chicago under the Chicago Trades and Labor Council at Sportsman's Park.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Denver
Mountain City
Bryan
Robert F. Rose
Mack
Uryan
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Ational Committee
Indianapolis
Kern
Minnesota
Topeka
The
Chicago Trades and Labor Council
Sportsman's Park
Major Minnamascot the trick mule arrives in Lincoln
The famed Minnesota mule gifted to Mr. Bryan arrives in Lincoln amid a naming saga. Mr. Bryan chose Mionamascot, with Major Dickinson of the New York Herald honored by the added title after a rough Fairview ride. The horse, after a brief layoff, hauls a lawn mower.
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Minnesota
Bryan
Minnesota Democrate
Lincoln
Fairview
Major Dickinson
New York Herald
Dickinson
Minnamascot
Bryan Cheers Johnsons Re nomination for Minnesota governor
Mr Bryan praised Governor Johnsons third nomination and sent wire pledges to both the governor and the convention. He said the cand idacy would aid the national ticket in Minnesota and welcomed the New York World support for the democratic ticket and platform at Fairview, though he declined interview requests.
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Johnoxson
Minnesota
Bryan
Johnson
Mr. Bryan
New York
Fairview
Bank Failure Ledger Prompts Deposits Guarantee Debate
A 1908 mass meeting of Northern National Bank depositors in Big Rapids Michigan pressed for a clear status of claims after a long settlement delay. The case highlights calls for deposit guarantee laws and lessons for national policy. Lincoln pioneer Hen. E. Brown, longtime Bryan ally, died recently and was buried after serving as a pallbearer.
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Northern National Bank of
Big Rapids
Mich
National Committee
Lincoln
Hen. E. Be, Brown
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Mryan
Mr. Brown
Regis
Labor unions push for Democrats in presidential race
Widespread union endorsements bolster Bryan and Kern as labor groups from the United Garment Workers Union to the International Glass Bottle Blowers’ union back the Democratic ticket. Ohio shows strong democratic unity amid GOP factional fights, while Taft gains attention among railway workers in Lincoln.
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Aewe
The
Clothing Trades
United Garment Workers Union
Brotherhood of Railway Trackmen
Central Trades and Labor Councils
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lincoln
Denver
Pitteburg
American Federation of Labors
Colorado Federation of Labor
Bryan
Kern
Hinckmasons
Foto Mitchell
Civic Federation
West Virginia
Aryan
Kero
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
Buckeye
Iowa
Philadelphia Ledger on Bryan slogan and city’s politics
The Philadelphia Public Ledger mockingly disputes William Jennings Bryan's "Shall the people rule" claim and asserts the people already rule, challenging the city’s reputation as corrupt despite its large voter turnout and Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mr. Bryan
America
Philadelphia
Democratic club organization urged for all precincts
John W. Tomlinson, chairman of the committee on club organization, calls precinct, city and county committee men to form democratic clubs and perfect them by September 15. Campaign groups, officers and committeemen must send their games and addresses to Tomlinson at the democratic national headquarters in Chicago Illinois. No special by laws or form required.
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John W. Tomlinson
Chicago
Ill
Willis J. Abbot
Esmtnest
Democratic National Committee
Auditorium
Commmitieenat
Alolutina
Saii
United States
Elnb
National Committee
Tomlinson
Moses Wetmore
St. Louis
Committee On Finance
Mack
Minoh
Haskell
Lere
Vortland
Ore
Lexington
Belle Plain
Kow
New Reds
Greenwood
Miss
Tallissee
Ala
Logansport
Ind
Hope
Ark
Bryan
Alabama
Arkansas
Indiana
Oregon
Railroads grant Taft rate and deny Bryan rate
The San Francisco Star notes railroads gave a special rate for Taft's notification while denying one for Bryan. The Star says this is not surprising as railroads do not typically charge regular rates for their own construction material or for their employer. It suggests the apparent discrimination is explainable.
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Taft
Bryan
San Francisco Star
The
Star
Watermelon Inscribed for Fairview Draws Lincoln Attention
A watermelons shipment from Oklahoma to a Lincoln wholesaler included a 61 pound melon engraved with the name Ryan and a card requesting delivery at Fairview. The item sparked a local note comparing its weight to the famous Texas melon linked to Mr. Bryan.
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Lincoln
Oklahoma
Ryan
Fairview
Texas
Bryan
Oyster Season Returns to Oyster Bay Spotlight
Oyster Bay prepares for renewed oyster season activity with expectations of increased fleet effort and market demand amid local fisheries. The season brings potential boosts for harvesting crews and regional vendors.
Primary Election Message Urges Voters to Choose Party Convictions
A local brief reminds residents that Tuesday is primary election day and urges voters to go to the polls to cast ballots aligned with their party convictions.
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Rememder
Judge Taft and antitrust data note
The statement urges Judge Taft to adopt an anti trust approach to succeed, hinting at policy considerations. It presents a speculative view on legal strategy and mentions antitrust without detailing concrete cases or outcomes.
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Taft
New York World Out for Bryan in National Race
The New York World joins the national push against Bryan, aligning with broader U S sentiment and rallying support or opposition as the election climate intensifies across the country.
Taft Injunctions, Taft's Record in Labor Strife Debate
The piece surveys Democratic campaign planning and finance, German press shifts to Bryan, Kern's prospects, and a critique of Taft's role in labor injunctions. It notes national organizing, fundraising limits, and editor involvement while outlining press sentiment across states and the impact on the 1908 race.
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Federal
Bryan
Walking Peril and Practice Revealed by Holmes
The excerpt quotes Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on walking as a perilous activity. It describes walking as a perpetual fall with constant self recovery, dangerous when missteps occur, and violent when colliding with objects or stairs, emphasizing the need for long term practice to manage the risk.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bacon Quote on Bad Manners
A pithy Bacon line asserts that a poor man looks worse when he pretends to be virtuous, exposing hypocrisy in moral posturing. The remark critiques pretense and doubles down on honest conduct over outward virtue.
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Bacon
Local residents and visitors share news across Hemingford
A crowded update lists visits and travels including Ira Reed, Mr Canfield, and Mrs Burleigh. Growth notes mention property purchases by W H Chesey and L F McCarthy, a barn project on a sioux county claim, and several relocations and resignations at local workplaces. A death and funeral of Mrs Fosket prompts community sympathy and church praise.
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Ira Reed
Mr. Canfield
Local notes on illness and community visits
Mrs Turner is sick. Mrs James Skinner is in Alliance hospital. W Hashman visits W Johnson. Ice cream social tonight engages everyone. Mr Russ and Mrs Nichols survey claims in Sloix county. Mrs Moore to take possession of her claim Saturday. Mrs Ross and Mrs Nichols called at C Hashman's yesterday.
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James Skinner
Alliance
W. Hashman
Mr. Russ
Mrs. Nichols
Sloix County
8. Moore
Notice of Application for Allowance and Assignment
The widow Elizabeth Harry petitions in Box Butte Nebraska County Court for an allowance from the estate of Edward James theory deceased and for assignment of property. The hearing is set for August 4 at 10 am in the County Court room. Notice will run in the Alliance Herald for three consecutive weeks. August 8, 1905. County Judge L A Beany.
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Bouteal
Maward
Elizabeth Harry
Edward James Theory
Box Butte County
Nebraska
Petopal
Alliance Herald
Hox Botte
L. A. Beany
Probate of last will and estate in Alliance Nebraska
Notice of probate hearing in Ratte County Nebraska for the last will of Edward Harry with Wm James petitioning for letters testamentary to Nathan Hart Louis Huecheenstein and William James. Hearing set for Friday August 8th 1908 at 10 oclock am in the County Court room. Publication required in Alliance Herald for three weeks prior. County Judge Lins I. Benny.
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Nebraska
Ratte County
J. Barry
Wm. James
Ll. Harry
Wmn. James
Nathan Hart
Louis Huecheenstein
Willian James
Alliance
Allwoce Herald
Heariay
Lins
I. A
Bennyeke
Wanted to Buy Five or Six Room House or Lot
W H Holtz seeks to buy a five or six room house or vacant lot in the northwest part of the city.
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W. H. Holtz
Roosevelt Leads Parker by 2 545 515 Votes
Roosevelt's total vote reached 7 623 486 while Parker gathered 5 077 971. The margin over Parker was 2 545 515 votes.
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Roosevelt
Parker
Fairbanks
Davis
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New York World
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Cliften Daily Advertiser
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Congress
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Republican Party
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Ferman Ridder
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Altgell
de. Leermes
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Alse
Isaac Hie
Accessitanie
Frebrand
Willam HA. Taft
Judge Ricks
American Federation of Labor
Switchmen’s Union
Nicks
Woods
Hemingford
Postameter
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Bali
Jobo Kubo
J. T. Carey
Katheryn
Hills
G. W. Leer
Miss Brown
Mr. Watson
S. A. Grass
Mrs Beghtal
Marshall Sheldon
Sioux County
L. F. McCarthy
Mr. Coe
Wildy
Marguerite Canfield
Benner, Nebr
Mrs. Mellek
Walter Rishel
Lakeside
Nover
C. J. Wildy
Mr. Wildy
Northwest
Lettie Carey
Lettie
Bresee
Mrs. Little
Majorie Bress
Little Home
Mary Kuho
Sloan
Bridgeport
Alliance All O
John Bauerly
Jonesville
Crawford
John
Dollie Pierce
Central
Rapid City
Lee Kustie
Dollie
Fosker
Omaha
Churen Ag
Hashman
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Eugene V. Debs
Silas C. Swallow
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Charles H. Corrigan
Debs
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