Fragmented political ticket with numerous misreads
OCR text shows a late 19th or early 20th century ticket listing many statewide and local offices with garbled spellings. Names include Watt Sherman Warner Welly Young Bowle Hearris Brooke Martindale Sleeper Birds Potter Russell Wright Hough Kretola Buck. Includes positions from President to Probate Judge and Sheriff with inconsistent place names such as Ishpeming Detroit Tronwood Grand Aipas Ironwood and Weketitd.
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Bred Mo Warner
Parininge
Patrick PL. Welly
Lateins
Congress
Olin Young
Ishpeming
Oto B. Bowle
Sanit Ste Maet
Michael Hearris
Sharvis
Supreme Court
Flavius L. Brooke
Detroit
VPATE
Fred (. Martindale
A. Sleeper
Lesinrtean
Doby Birds
Bryan style vague political manifesto from tin Micromenominee era
Fragmented OCR text hints at political commentary about Bryan and Sevan, referencing elections and possible GOP or Republican industry ties. contains garbled names and places, unclear events, and no clear dates or outcomes.
Advertisement for Cod Liver Oil with Phosphites
An 19th century style ad touts Cod Liver Oil with Peiper phosphites as a universal remedy. It claims to cure colds, strengthen delicate children, revitalize the weak, and treat throat and lung ailments, urging households to purchase and send four cents for a “Complete Handy Atlas of the World.”
Bryan Aims at Trusts and Senate Magic in 1900s Debate
The piece argues Mr. Bryan would pursue sweeping reform via tariff, railroad, and labor measures, while warning a Democratic Buffalo stance could pressure Republicans. It analyzes risks of demagoguery, the President’s power, and potential Senate dynamics shaping policy and accountability.
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United States
Bryan
Senate
Buffalo
Denver
Cryer
Uryao
Vinnie Lad
Would Mortgage the Farm Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims
A farmer from Rural Route 2 Em pire Ga named W A Floyd touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as healing two severe sores on his hand and leg. He says it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to buy it. Available for 25 cents at Frank B Jones drug store.
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Empire
W. A. Floyd
Pro rata share would be 35.35 dollars per person
Figures from the treasury calculate that with a population of 71,140,000 in the United States the money in circulation on phl 1st would yield 55 dollars and 35 cents per person, with a total circulating money of 3,080,450,704 dollars and a stock in the treas ury higher by 317,490,656 dollars.
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United States
Treasury Department
New voter registration drives in Bessemer ahead of election
The article notes a complete new registration to occur before the upcoming election. It urges every voter to register anew, verify name and street address, and be prepared to answer questions at the registration place to ensure eligibility to vote.
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Bessemer
Aisbes
Pacers Veter
Snow Forecast Aligns Between Weather Bureau and Dr Hicks
The weather bureau and Dr Hicks foresee heavy snowfall for October for the first time in months. The meteorologists predict ample snow and the former prophet even forecasts a storm by week’s end.
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Weather Bureau
Hicks
Qetoler
Storm forecasts target Wisconsin and Michigan regions
Rev Hicks predicts snow for upper Wisconsin and Michigan with a first storm near Oct 10 to 12 and a second stronger system through Oct 4. Warmer spells occur around Oct 15 to 17 and Oct 22 to 23, followed by a high wind, low pressure pattern and a fierce late-month blizzard. Agricultural warnings echo the outlook as farmers expect snow mid-month although sugar beets and late crops may already be out of the ground.
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Wisconsin
Micigan
Hicks
Take Timber Census Aims At U S Standing Timber
Washington Oct 6 The national conservation commission launches the first comprehensive census of U S standing timber. Estimates vary from 22.862 trillion to 240.0 trillion feet, a gap of over one trillion feet. The census seeks a basis to gauge water supply longevity and future timber use.
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Washington, D. C
National Conservation
United States
Wakefield Locals Social and business visits list
A long list of Wakefield area residents and visitors in Ironwood, Duluth, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Chicago, Ashland, Watersmeet, Saxon, and other nearby towns. Notables include Ed Krause of Milwaukee, Mrs. Barber of Bessemer, J. Hoyd of Oshkosh, and O. J. LaBree of Duluth. Also mentions Miss Mamie Olson, Miss Julia Gill, and Miss Mamie Meers. Reports Typhoid death of Mrs. Emanuel Johnson and local theater attendance. Includes world affairs notes on London rush hours and U S expositions funding.
Old Resident Honored by New Mining Inspector Post
C. M. Boss former Gogebic county mine inspector and longtime city resident has accepted the role of general inspector of mines with the Oliver Iron Mining company. He will base his headquarters in Duluth.
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C. M. Boss
Gogebie County
Oliver Iron Mining Company
Mr. Boss
Duluth
Miss Petticoats Captivates Boston Theatre Audiences
Boston Herald lauds Miss Petticoats at the Boston Theatre with a large, enthusiastic crowd. The play drew hearty applause and a final ovation after the fourth act. Florence Farr stars as the titular character in the production. It then notes Miss Petticoats coming to the opera house of Bessemer on November 1st.
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Metropolitan
Miss Petticoats
Boston Theatre
Boston Herald
Boston
Weather Forecast Wit Ends In Settlement
Editor of a country paper answers a reader asking for next month's weather with a sly note that it will resemble their subscription. The inquirer realizes the pun after an hour and settles the account, recognizing the word unsettled.
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the Inquirer
Salve For Piles Burns in Vogue Paris Cigarette Scene
A Paris Vogue correspondent notes a Riviera habit as women and men of varied ages light cigarettes in public rooms of smart hotels cafes and restaurants. The account describes gestures fashion and mood as a fashionable activity among English and French visitors with vivid scenes of lighting and posing.
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Paris
Vogue
Riviera
Cough Cure Ad Visibly Emphasizes Safety and Labels
An old warning urges mothers to demand Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure to avoid poisons in cough medicines. The appeal cites past warnings about opium and chloroform, praising a poison free label and urging careful comparison with other brands for children’s safety.
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Dr. Shoop
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Cherald
Shelaman
Hani
Editors
Hessanor Midh
William Howard Watt
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
Sevan
Liv
Aida Reputitean Industry
Biya
Tito
Provident
Cleveland
Heber
Sherman
Tle Uise
Yr Dayan
Tder
Bey
Sinesa
Boreonomie Syste
Beye
McKinlee
Roosevelt
Macauley
Gail
Frank B. Jones
Wakefield
A. F. Olson
Ironwood
Ed Krause
Milwaukee
G. S. Barber
H. R. Cady
C. P. Hall
Chicago
J. W. Bedell
Edgar Running
Mamie Olson
Watersmeet
W. E. Otis
Harley and
Minnie Hester
Saxon
R. Loranger
Ashland
C. A. Young
J. P. Hoyd
Oshkosh
D. Wink and
S. Friend
L. W. Brice
Julia Gill
Lucy Lansing
Bessie McDonald
Kate Carr
A. R. Kellogg
Marquette
H. E. McArthur
Guy Walworth
Will Lucia Jr
O. L. Speltz
D. F. Cole
Lilinois
Indiana
O. J. LaBree
Zenith Paper Co
Mack-Leone
Honry Lilliquist
National Grocer Co
Escanaba
Emanuel Johnson
C. Harkins
Mamie Meers
Margaret Geroux
Gogebic
Carlin
Russell Goode
Cox
Negaunee
Navarre
Mich
London
Rocky Mountains
Swanson
Ter Ville
Fla
Mr. Baxter
Tsing
Droge
Druggldts
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company
Dene
Lake Street
Torsten Eggen
DeWittt
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