Expenses Showed Prouty Victory in Seventh District
Judge S F Prouty spent about $4,990 to win the Seventh district nomination, with other candidates listing various expenses. The article details payments by Darrah Towner and numerous other local and state figures, plus crop reports, socialist meeting plans, and assorted Des Moines notices.
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Judge Prouty
Hull
Johna Darrah
Towner
Des Moines
S. F. Prouty
Prouty
Hayward
John Darrah
Chariton
H. M. Towner
Byers
Smith
Guy Feely
F. E. Lark
John L. Bleakly
A. J. Anderss
W. W. Cornwall
Supreme Court
James W. Good
John W. Blake
S. W. S Brookhart
W. T. Chantland
Merton L. Ferguson
A. T. Hull
Congress
Charles Grilk
I. S. Pepper
Claude Porter
Nixon P. Jones
James V. Curran
W. F. Cleveland
W. C. Hayward
James C. Murtagh
D. EB. Brainerd
J. A. S. Pollard
Elbert H. Hubbard
Charles BE. Pickett
H. Basher
Horace M. ‘Towner
George W. Clarke
Gilbert N. Haugen
N. H E. Kendall
Charles A. Kennedy
B. W. Garrett
Frank P. Woods
Warren Gaga
Socialist Party of Town
Socialist Party
Nation seeks broader marksmanship through citizen drills
The article notes a growing push in the United States to improve rifle proficiency among civilians, schoolboys, and volunteers. It highlights the National Guard, private clubs, and government efforts, led by Secretary of War Dickinson, to train a larger, skilled citizen-soldiery for defense. Camp Perry in Ohio hosts extended national matches with substantial prizes and wide participation from regulars, guardsmen, and civilians alike.
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Great Britain
United States
Sam Muat
Congress
United States War Department
Dickinson
Washington
Camp Perry
Ohio
Rifie Clule
National Guard of
The Transvaal Gold Boom Shapes World Prices
The Transvaal remains the largest gold producer with output rising from 8 million in 1889 to 133 million in 1907. World gold production since 1492 totaling about 6.3 billion through 1880. The National Magazine notes the rapid rise could affect prices if current production continues.
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Transvaal
Alaska
America
National Magazine
Gupids Way In Mexico Describes Courtship Customs
The piece explains "playing the bear" in Mexico as a courtship ritual. It contrasts upper and lower class approaches from street pursuit to balcony romance, letter exchanges, and nocturnal meetings, noting persistence, symbols, and eventual engagement amid social differences and gender loyalty.
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Mexico
Novia
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