Bryan nomination seen as likely after Chicago Tribune ballot
A Chicago Tribune secret ballot on Democratic prospects shows William Jennings Bryan as the favorite for the Denver convention with about 72 percent support among editors, committeemen, congressmen, and legislators across 46 states. Johnson Minnesota and Harmon among others trail far behind. The report notes Bryan's strong lead across the upper Mississippi Valley and predicts first ballot dominance.
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Harmon
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Massachusetts
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Bryan Strength Seen At Convention Despite War Over Delegates
The Times of New York estimated Bryan's convention strength, counting pledged and unpledged delegates from multiple states as solid support. It cites Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, Oklahoma totaling 148 votes plus doubtful states and unpledged delegates, projecting Bryan as an assured nominee with added Texas and other states. County court criminal assignments for June 1908 are listed with cases and defendants.
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Bank executive Fred Fleming arrested for receiving deposits
Dallas, May 20 Fred Fleming president of the suspended Western Bank and Trust Company was arrested on a charge of receiving deposits while the bank was insolvent. He was released on a $5000 bond. A similar charge was filed against D A Templeton vice president who is now in Colorado.
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D. A. Templeton
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The Old World and Its Ways closing exercises
William Jennings Bryan piece noted in the St. Louis Christian Advocate as a closing program for the Free Kindergarten. The article invites the public and especially interested parties to attend tomorrow morning to view the year's profitable progress and the efforts of the teachers.
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William Jennings Bryan
Death at Lannius and notices of a travel book
Death at Lannius reports W M Wilson aged 65 dying after a protracted illness. The funeral was held there this afternoon and the community expresses sympathy. The item also promotes a 575 page travel book by the Thompson Publishing Company of St Louis about a world voyage by Mr Bryan and family. Ballard's Herbine is advertised for stomach and liver issues priced at 60 cents per bottle by Saunders Drug Co.
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Japan
China
Philippines
India
Europe
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Norway
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Voter slate list for county officials and representatives
A list of candidates for the upcoming election includes Representative positions for SAM T. RAYBITY and S. S. BRUCE, County Judge H. A. CUNNINGHAM, CHAS. B. BRID, PHILIP WISE, Assessor J. LEE TARPLE, JOHN B. SMITH, W. C. WILLIE for county Attorney J. WALTER DONALlg, Commissioner Precinct J A AGNEW, Public Veber B A JACK CRIH7, Constable Precinct N S P KEENE, and Constable Precinct N O B FINCHER.
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J. Lee Tarple
John B. Smith
W.C
Willie
Hall's Catarrh Remedy Ad Claims Cure All
An ad touts Hall's Catarrh Remedy as a constitutional treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts the medicine is prescribed by physicians, non quack, and a trusted blood purifier. The text promises free testimonials and lists F J Cheney Co as proprietors and Toledo as the place of sale.
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Aim High If You Would Set 7 But There Is No Use Into Aim
A terse aphorism urges readiness and purpose, noting that ambition requires preparation and the right tools to be effective. The line implies that without proper equipment or discipline, lofty aims lose meaning and potential.
Electric Bitters Restored His Strength after Illness
A reader recalls Nine years ago his life hung by a thread until a druggist urged Electric Bitters. He bought a bottle and regained health, returning to work on the turf. The note mentions local stores and a character known as the boss.
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