Proclamation for West Virginia Ballot Amendments in 1908
Governor Dawson and state officials announce two proposed constitutional amendments on the November general election ballot. The first, Qualification Amendment, would set age and residency requirements for state officers. The second, Twenty Court Amendment, outlines selection and terms for county commissioners and related pay, with voters choosing For Ratification or For Rejection.
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West Virginia
Wm. M. O. Dawson
State Election Instructions and Marking Directions
The text gives election guidance noting the forty sixth year of the state, a seal, and signatures of WM. M. O.DAWSON and C. W. Swisher. It directs voters to make a mark in the circle under the Eagle and lists dates or codes such as 8-4 11 18 25 9-1 8 15 22 29 6 18 13 20 27.
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WM. M. O.dawson
C. W. Swisher
Stosk Company Presents High Class Comedies and Vaudeville
The Stosk Company offers a repertoire of high class comedies and dramas along with first class vaudeville between acts, showcasing a polished program of entertainment. The production features a rotating cast in witty farces and dramatic scenes aimed at urban playgoers.
Opening Play A Gamblers Sweetheart at Matinee Prices
Special matinee draws ladies and children with 15 25 and 35 cent pricing. Tickets listed as 15 and 25 cents with 35 cent option. Event labeled as a gambler themed opening play with: Saturday October 24.
Hold Reunion on Historic Ground in Chattanooga Tenn
In Chattanooga Tennessee on October 14 the Society of the Army of the Cumberland gathered for its annual reunion near Lookout Mountain Missionary Ridge Orchard Knoll and other battlefields where they fought. After routine business and officer elections the group will visit the former battle sites and reflect on their wartime experiences.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Missionary
Ridge
Orchard Knog
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Celebration of Spanish Independence Observed in Saragossa
Madrid marks the anniversary with a weeklong international historical congress hosted by the University of Saratoga. Delegations from European and American governments and numerous educational institutions attend the event.
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Madrid
Saragossa
University of Saratoga
Europe
America
Startling disclosures on coast transport to war dept
The Call reports alleged irregularities in coast transport service with repairs to the Logan vessel totaling $90,000 torn out and a new $150,000 contract awarded. Two secret service agents, who enlisted for the probe, allegedly brought the matter to light.
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San Francisco
War Department
Logan
Secret Service
Vinci claims restore strength in Wheeling man
A Wheeling resident aged 60s reports quitting work due to illness but credits Vinci with restoring energy and enabling a return to work. The ad touts Vinci as a tonic iron source without oil and as a remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis with a money back guarantee from Goodykoonz Drug Co.
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Vinci
Jeavons
Lind Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Goodykoonutz Drug Co
Bluefield
Centenary of Mount St Mary's College Celebrated
Emmitsburg Maryland hosts a two day centennial event for Mount St. Marys College with banquets speeches music and drama by students and dignitaries. Cardinal Gibbons Archibishop Falconio and Rev Dr Cunningham attend the thanksgiving mass. Richard M. Reilly and Rev Patrick L. Duffy slated to speak and recite an ode at the closing banquet.
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Emmittsburg
Mount St. Mary's College
America
Dr. Cunningham
Pittsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Archbishop Falconio
Washington
Richard M. Reilly
Lancaster
Patrick L. Duffy
Charleston
S. C
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Holds 23rd Convention in Milwaukee
Prominent clergy and delegates from across America convene in Milwaukee for the twenty third annual Brotherhood of St. Andrew meeting. Seven bishops are among speakers including Williams Nebraska Woodcock Kentucky Anderson Chicago Weller Fond du Lac Webb Milwaukee Rowe Alaska and Rent Philippines. Noonday mass meetings are added to project the convention’s influence on the city.
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Milwaukee
Wis
America
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Protestant Episcopal Church
Williams
Nebraska
Woodcock
Kentucky
Anderson
Chicago
Weller
Fond du Lac
Webb
Rowe
Alaska
Rent
Philippines
Cure a Cold in a Day and Other Notices
An 1870s style column promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee. An Odd Fellows meeting in November advertises pins and Kinzer Your Jeweler stock. A farmer from Rural Route 2 Empire Ga named W A Floyd touts Busklen's Arnica Salve as priceless for sores, selling at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Grand Lodge
Kinzer
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Busklen
Indian Grave Heads Off Runaway Team
Spokane riders witness a dramatic rescue as Bart Mc Nemens a full-blood Coeur d Alene rider frees two frightened horses dashing toward bystanders at the fairgrounds. He leaps from his saddle grips the bit and stops the wagon team saving a dozen children and winning cheers from thousands.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Fair Grounds
Bart McNemens
Bartlet Helped by Friendly Marchers and Charity Spree
A rural Maine man named Bartlet was surprised when over 40 dollars in coins filled his saddlebags. He declined the money and spent it on candy for hundreds of children on the grounds, viewed as a hero and a good fellow.
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Bart
North Carolina Sets Sail for Trial Run
The battleship North Carolina, finished at Newport News, left for Hampton Roads to begin her final entrance trial. Officials express confidence she will meet contract requirements, aiming for at least twenty two knots speed. She measures 502 feet long, 72 feet 10 inches wide, and 14,500 tons displacement with 23,000 horsepower.
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Washington
Navy Department
North Carolina
Newport News
Hampton Roads
Delaware
Department
Electric Bitters Cited by Civil War Veteran
Fayette New York resident David Parker a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach trouble after costly doctor visits. He reports the remedy keeps him strong and well and urges readers to buy at drug stores for 60 cents. He also subscribes to the Daily Telegraph.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Kinzer Jeweler Ad Showcases Bracelets
Kinzer Your Jeweler markets bracelets of all kinds and styles, inviting customers to browse a broad selection for gifts or personal wear.
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Kinzer
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