Washington County Lincoln relics and La Follette tribune
A fragment from The Anaconda Standard reports on Washington County claims regarding Abraham Lincoln’s birth and local relics. It notes old licenses, landmarks, and a 350000 appropriation for the Lincoln farm, plus coverage of La Follette’s Senate stunt and the mixed reaction from Gore and Stone.
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Abraham
Washington County
Springfeld
Squire Thompson
Lincoln
Hodgenville
Larne County
Lincoln Farm
Vily
Louisville
Washington
Sendtar
la Follette
Senate
Gore
Mr. Stone
Stone
Jie
Chicago ‘Tribune
Lin
Separes
Roosevelt Mounts After Creek Teetering Horseback Stunt
A descriptive account portrays President Roosevelt riding in khaki as his horse Cayuse rears spilling him into a creek. He recovers, remounts, and continues his valley journey, praised as a display of superior horsemanship amid a strenuous outing. References to Cleveland and Bryan reflect ongoing political commentary of the era.
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United States
W Cayuse
Associated Press
Br. Roosevelt
Wesser Plains
Roosevelt
Mis
Jeane
Exett
Roossevelt
Cleveland
Bryan
Montana Sees Wettest Season With Flood Threats Cited
The article notes Montana’s unusually wet spring with repeated heavy rains, comparing to historic floods in 1883 and 1893. It recalls Western Montana washouts, washed railroad tracks, and demoralized travel, warning the wet spell may persist though past floods show seasonal variability.
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Montana
United States
Pacife
Contested Birthplace Claims Stir Kentucky Counties
Fragmented local lore in Lincoln birth disputes across Kentucky counties. Reports recount Abra Lincoln birthplace debates with Washington and Larue counties asserting ties, federal money presence, and regional pride amid conflicting age of the historic infant.
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Homer
Kentucky
Lincoln
Lincoln Farm Association
Abraha Lincoln
Larue County
Washington County
Borriestead
Hoaundarer
Hardesty
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hawke
Friendla
Wahington
Cleveland Referred To As Wrecker Of Democracy Parts
Fragmented text discusses Grover Cleveland, William Jennings Bryan and Taft, accusing Cleveland of wielding influence against Bryan and split democracy. It mentions republican oligarchy, political campaigns, and a chaotic view of national figures during a turbulent period.
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Ture
Gryath
Cleveland
Bevan
Congress
Dum
Mis Baguneu
Fmt
Clevelainel
Bryan
White House
al Cleveland
Byam
Lukims
Grover Cleveland
Teyda
Democracy
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Hon. Grover Cleveland
Juaak Walton
Allison Nomination Returns Shape Iowa Primaries
Early returns from Iowa primaries show William B. Allison leading in the Republican race for U S Senate. Governor H C Cumming weighs political plans as various district nominees emerge, including several incumbents and party contenders from both major parties.
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C. A. Kenney
George 3Say
Hte A. Tiawsan
Mark Wars
Emocraut
Ohae K. Pickett
Charles
Dramocrat
Sistriei
G. XN. Tmaueen
Davht
Tames We Worl
K. Jack
Dovecrat
W. Kendall
Iican
Hamilton
Oy Prouty
D.C
Helly
Hepbur
Reepublican
A. Jameson
We OQ
Smith
Reput- Mean
R. G. Spenner
Frank P. Woods
PL Hubbard
Prosecution Tactics Altered in Rae f Case
June 2 district attorney Langdon dismissed Parkalde bribery indictments against Aguines Abpihun Huet San Francisco figures and charged others by information to secure Janes L. Galligher testimony. Evidence against Ruet will be presented in police court and the summer term court, despite threats to Gillanhor.
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Sin Pranisco
Langdon
Y Ait
Aguines
Abpihun Huet
San Fracisco
Criimes
de Wetmenta
Janes L. Galligher
Ruel
Galagher
Gillanhor
Saul
Ruet
Sumertoy
Gains by Good Templars At World Conference
International Order of Good Templars reports record gains in membership and influence at the Washington conference. Delegates from four nationalities, 8 delegates represented, and printed reports distributed in multiple languages amid ongoing prohibition movement expansion. Swenson of Norway urged neutral religious stance. Roosevelt will host delegates at the White House next Monday.
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Washington
Gaul
Pugin
Credar
Grind Bilgeaf
Sween
Europe
Asia
Peter Swensonizer
Norw
Roosevelt
White House
Wis
Lines to a Laugh and Wit Across Papers
A collage of quips and anecdotes from various papers shows humor on everyday life. Small exchanges reveal social quirks from a streetcar conductor to a photographer and a baseball crowd.
A Dream Prompts Blue Dialogue in Odd Irony
Fragmentary dialogue presents a strange conversation about dreams and superstition. The speakers Browie and Towta discuss belief, fate, and a past moment described as involving a person who fed the speaker. The tone hints at a serialized humorous or reflective mood in a newspaper page fragment.
Tax on bachelors echoes through William and Mary era
The piece debates a proposed bachelor tax to fund the exchequer, recalling a past Act under William and Mary that taxed bachelors and widowers over a certain age. It questions the population’s readiness for such a levy and notes the novelty of reviving the idea in modern times.
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England
London
Troops in Philippines excel in sharpshooting report
Washington reports the Fourteenth Infantry's heat target report for 1907 shows troops in the Philippines leading in target practice with an individual merit of 5.79, well above the US rate of 0.796. The top units include the Department of the Pacific, Vancouver barracks, Fifth Cavalry, Fourteenth Infantry, and Second Cavalry. In the Philippines the department of the Visayas led with a merit of 79.58.
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Washington
Fourteenth Infantry
War Department
Philippines
United States
Department of the Jakes
Vancouver
Philippine Islands
Department of the Vistas
Primaries Held in Bozeman To Choose County Delegates
Special dispatch reports in Bozeman last night voters selected delegates for the county convention to meet next Saturday. Fifty three ballots from the Boverman precincts were elected in the process.
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Pho Democrati
Bozeman
Dole- Bales
Fone Boverman
George Gray League Publishes Portrait Panphlet
The George Gray league in Wilmington Delaware plans to mail 0,000 copies of a pamphlet featuring a sketch of Judge Gray and ardent appeals for his nomination as the Democratic candidate for president.
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Wilmington
Del
George Gray
Judge Gray
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