Candidate Declarations For Seventh Senatorial District
Fred I Blackmon of Calhoun and Cleburne counties seeks the Democratic nomination for the state senate in the Seventh District. Lewis D announces a cuts for the senate post, while A F McGniee also declares candidacy for the same seat subject to party action.
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Fred I. Blackmon
Calhoun
Senate
Cleburne
Lewis d
Benate
Myvell
Benater
A. F. McGniee
Tam a Candidate for Calhoun County Seat in General Assembly
Por the Legislature Tam a candidate to represent Cal cots County in the lower houee of the next general asembly subject to the action of the Democratic party. If elected will vote for the return of Hon. John T. Hte the United States senate otherwise in stricted Harry GunnelS.
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Tam
Calcots
Calhoun County Sheriff Candidate Forms Delayed Paper Notes
A transcription notes a candidate entry for sheriff of Calhoun County and a challenge to the Democratic party nomination process. The text references a bid for sheriff, the Democratic primary, and a plea regarding the vote for Calhoun County, with scattered misspellings and names.
Growth of Southern farming and industry boosts demand
The article notes growing Southern cities bring wealth to farm regions while expanding manufacturing raises demand for South produce. It cites Annisos as an example where industry employees buy fruits and vegetables, reflecting strong regional markets beyond Calhous county. It highlights advertising as essential to business success and freight costs shaping cotton economics.
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Annis’os
Apolton
Calhous County
Rural free delivery expanding in Calhoun county
Rural free delivery is favored for Calhoun with four routes soon starting and two more planned, improving mail access for thousands and benefiting city and county residents. Separately a Klwardeville telegraph notes a family dispute ending in a jail term after a son attacked his father and wife, illustrating strong family tensions. A Mississippi legislature change shifts appointive powers from the governor to elections for vacancies, triggering debate on reform.
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Calhoun
Emaller
Smith
Anniston
Vos
Ragan
Oxford
Ofice
Mississippi
Daniel Webster and the power of public presence
Telling an anecdote from T. W. Higginson about James Russell Lowell and Webster. The narrative recalls Webster’s majestic presence at a Beta Kappa oration and how his quiet gaze silenced applause while the orator spoke of classical influence.
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Webster
James Russell Lowell
Edward Everett
Mr. Webster
Vaniel
Jove
T. W. Higginson
Murray Hill Club whiskey praised by American Journal of Health
A Health Journal editorial endorses Murray Hill Club whiskey bottled by Jon A Magnus & Co. of Cincinnati as a pure, beneficial alcohol source. It argues judicious use aids strength and dynamism, urging physicians to consider a pure stimulant whiskey for patients, while warning against overuse.
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Heath Journal
Ye Ype
Murray Hill
Worray Hill Club
Murray Hill Club
American Journal
O Health
American Journal of Health
Obscure Reference Puzzles Readers in Turbulent City
A fragmentary note from Chicago puzzles readers with unclear details about a potential event or person. The incomplete text hints at a wartime or social context but lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics. Further readable lines do not clarify the incident.
Fort Humboldt Barn Revered As Grant Era Landmark
Eureka residents prize the Fort Humboldt barn as Gen. Ulysses S. Grant's early headquarters site from the 1850s. The wooden fort with a cupola lookout recalled Grant's Indian campaigns and his stubborn mule, shaping local lore and a lasting historical attraction.
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Fareka
Humboldt County
Cal
Grant
Fort Humboldt
Eureka
Gen. Washington
Pacific Coast
Port Humboldt
N.Y. Herald
Peer and Revivalist Lord Tankerville Chronicle
Lord Tankerville rose from a famed early life as a popular man about London to become a devout evangelist in later years. He retired from public life, renounced his former songs for revival hymns, and remained cheerful despite personal losses. Educated at Harrow and Christ Church, he was a contemporary of Gladstone and toured globally as an evangelical performer.
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Lord Tankerville
London
Harrow
George Butler
Christ Church
Gladstone
Lady Dalhowie
Edwin Randseer
Earl of Tankerville
Mr. Sankey
Harmeonium
Ian
Water watcher's odd tale echoes across Washington Street
A Yuma man recounts a strange happening near the courthouse clock where another man stole his watch by claiming a plan to watch it for him. The event ends with the thief leaving toward the Colorado River, and the owner notes he has not regained his timepiece.
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Larry Carpenter
Yuma
Washington Street
Colorde
Woodruff for Sheriff Urges Safe Vote
Campaign note praises Woodruff as a capable sheriff and urges voters to support him without taking risks. The message emphasizes trust in his leadership and endorses his continued service.
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