Lawson's New Party Aims Roosevelt Johnson Ticket
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston plans to form a new political party with Theodore Roosevelt for president and Governor John A Johnson of Minnesota for vice president. He says the party will proceed regardless of Roosevelt's stance and claims organization in every state, aiming to rescue the country from Wall Street thieves.
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Taft and Vorys Hold Washington Conference
Secretary of War Taft met in Washington with campaign manager Arthur I. Vorys of Ohio to discuss the political situation. Vorys spent several hours at Taft's residence but declined to comment. Taft has left for Cincinnati to qualify as executor of his mother’s estate.
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Vorys
Cincinnati
Wrecks near Bolivar injure four and block tracks
Four persons were injured as two train wrecks near Bolivar Pennsylvania blocked three Pennsylvania railroad tracks for the night. An extra freight derailment caused heavy property loss with twenty cars piled on tracks 2 and 3. The Chicago mail train, following, struck the debris with force. one mail clerk was bruised and three passengers were cut or bruised.
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Bismarck Name Ties To Medieval Castle And Marks Of Defense
A discussion of the origin of the name Bismarck traces it to a castle near Brendal on the Cologne Berlin route. The fortress name emerged from defending the marca or boundary line where the Blese river marked territory against invaders, reflecting historic border defenses.
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Drawing room ambitions and wry quips on marriage
Excerpts from the New York Globe and Illustrated Bits feature a social scene with a quarrelling neighbor over a claimed drawing room, a spanked boy’s gag, and epigrams on marriage. The collection blends social satire with domestic vanity and humorous witticisms. The pieces juxtapose social pretensions with playful insinuations about money, class, and marital bliss.
Martial's Century Poem Line Quoted in Brief Note
A fragment references the Spanish poet Martial and a line about a smile, suggesting a literary note on facial expression. No full context or date is provided.
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Banks Will Not Reopen In Durango After Closures
Colorado State bank of Durango and its Pagosa Springs branch and Smelter City State bank will not reopen after receivership. Liabilities total 472,000 with assets shown as insufficient. Also report: Langfell Brothers fire at Wilkesbarre injuring nine, $250,000 damage. Southern train wreck at Tallapoosa kills engineer Downey, two firemen hurt. passengers safe.
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Pagosa
Wilkesbarre
Globe Dry Goods
Langfell Brothers
Tallapoosa
Southern
Atlanta
Birmingham
Downey
Senator Mallory Dies in Pensacola Home
United States Senator Stephen R. Mallory of Pensacola, a Democrat, died after a prolonged illness. Born November 2, 1848, he served in the Confederate Army and Navy before pursuing a political career. He had been ill since November 20 and faded Sunday, passing away at his Pensacola residence.
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Virginia
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