Denver Press Club Plans For July Democratic Convention
Denver organizers prepare a sprawling press headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building with two floors for correspondents and desks, a cafe, and wired telegraph access to ensure smooth reporting. The new auditorium costing $500,000 will host delegates, aiming to present Denver as a pleasant climate and a lasting convention city despite the July heat.
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Denver
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Lus
Sait Ine
Weaver Press club plans journalist comforts after convention
The Weaver Press club arranges entertainment for correspondents traveling to Colorado for the big convention. It seeks to secure names of reporters expected to attend and coordinate accommodations and telegraphic facilities to aid their work.
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Weaver Press Club
Asel Stanice
la Colorado
Denver Press Club
Canal project discussed by Cape Cod residents in Appletons Magazine
An Appletons Magazine excerpt quotes a Cape Cod resident arguing for a canal to improve water access and remedy state needs. It outlines proposed length, middle section activity near Culebra Cat, dredging plans, and a 1 mile channel from Bu s Rane Bay to accommodate deep-draft vessels.
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Appleton
Erstham
Culebra
Bux
Rane Bay
Lask
X. Yong
Sandwich
Bathelebla Bay
Pendo Card Party at T. C. Hall Monday Evening
Alpha Connell and No. Dh host a card party next Monday evening February 10 at T. C. Hall. Proceeds support Fornarteuintanes Mon Tans Dig company window. Local residents urged to attend for a social fundraiser.
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Connell
T. C
Hall, Fornarteuintanes
Montans
Tribute to Daniel J. Hennessy Pioneer Hibernian Leader
The Catholic Record of Indianapolis pays tribute to Daniel J. Hennessy, a devoted Ancient Order of Hibernians member and leader. The editor notes his practical zeal, vast organizing work, and relentless drive to strengthen the order, despite business duties and personal losses. His friendship with editor James I. Carroll is highlighted, and his death deeply mourned across the order nationwide.
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Catholi Christian Record
Indianapolis
Ind
America
Daniel J. Jennessy
Record
Butte, Mont
D. J. Benressy
Hennesey
Order
Ailbernians
Fennessy
Hibernians
Hermessy
Wausnetent Order of
Anager
Hongesny
Ioc Belet
D. J. Hennessy
James I. Carroll
Order of Hibernians
Hennessy
Tse
Order of Hiberniane
Fiendahip
Rnder
Conditions Brighten for Big Hole Feeders
According to the Big Hole Breezes, hay fattened cattle in the basin show improved prospects. The cattle market rises, beef steers bought at high prices last fall now give hope to feeders. The Big Hole region grows as a beet producer and demand for its cattle increases, signaling likely good prices ahead.
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Big Hole
Big Hole Basin
Civil Service Exams Manual Issued for Spring 1908
The United States Civil Service Commission releases its semi annual manual of examinations for spring 1908. It lists examinations for clerks stenographers trained nurses in the Isthmian canal service with places and dates. Free copies available from local and executive civil service secretaries in major cities or from the secretary in San Francisco.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Isthmian Canal
San Francisco
Cut
Sentimental Morgan and the Harvard Gift Controversy
An Appleton Magazine anecdote on J Pierpont Morgan notes sentiment in his public acts, including a Harvard Medical School gift in his father’s name. It discusses Morgan’s railroad role, draft plans for Boston through Hartford and New Haven routes, and objections by Middleton officials amid rail improvements.
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Appleton’s
Mrr. Morgan
Harvard Medical School
Bondon Rouge
At. Morgan
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Itis Devauce
Hartford
Nis
Igileata
Air Line
Middleton
Dave
Sinergol
Morgana
Mia Anvestord
Mao
Linga
Boulder Trial Echoes Odd Nighttime Intrusions
Readable fragments describe humorous incidents during a Boulder trial period. Sleuths attempted to enter a locked hotel by breaking in and later waking the landlord. A fire alarm at dawn caused town bustle as freezing weather heightened tensions. Two public figures witnessed a misadventure at Boulder springs involving a guard bulldog and startled residents.
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Boulder
Butte
Airtranca
Bulle
Boulder Springs
Far
Wilabaloc
Indic
Carnival at the Rink for St Marys Benefit
The Holland tink carnival for the benefit of St Marys parish, postponed twice due to deaths, will be held next Thursday evening. Luncheon served by parish ladies. large crowd expected. Local lodge members invited. notice dated Feb 15, 1908.
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St. Marys Parish
J. Hennessy
J.T. Byrne
Appearances in Store Advertising Rules
The passage argues that store advertisements must maintain continuous, strong appearances in newspapers. It claims consistent tone and prominent space are vital for persuasive power, insisting ads carry clear facts and never miss when readers seek products or services.
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Nalore
Fragmented tale echoes parcels post debate and a hungry dog
A long garbled narrative links a hungry dog to a debate on the parcels post. It recalls a dog fancier wagering over meat, meals at a cafe, and a lawyerly discussion of postal reforms prompted by John Wanamaker. The piece mixes anecdotes with political critique about moving post offices and hill towns.
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Iim
Oymer
Dixon
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
New York
Congress
American Express Company
United States Express Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Federal Post Office
Breota
Ha Paine
pBicer
Tie Bilding
Ie Post Office
Pastaffer
Park Street
Fraternal Brotherhood Opens Doors to A O U W Members
The Fraternal Brotherhood announces it will absorb A O U W members without fee, suspending lodge initiation charges, and requires only medical exam and dues to switch. They claim 15 lodges and 2800 members in the state, with age limit 45, offering free admission trials for the next several days.
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AO. 1
BM. G. O'Malley
Te Brotherhood
Bratterhood
Gar Orcer
Butte
Harmony
Silver Bow
A. O. Us
Fraternal Brotherhood
Minutes Reading at 1908 Convention
The draft questions whether the minutes of a past graft meeting should be read at the opening session of 1908. Proposes reading minutes aloud is unnecessary for new members and advocates having the convention correct and approve records directly. Notes requests from individuals and states to include favorite daughters in the program and outlines planning for a state presidents evening featuring federation representatives.
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Massachusetts
Texas
New York City
Chicago
Guy Six
Individumis
Thors
Barat
Platt Decker
A. Flw
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Kells
United States
Montano
Aly
U. S
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Pritchard-Harrison Carpet Co
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NAW Manual OF Civil Service
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