Dakota Tree Planting Tax Break Promises Land Relief
Special inducements in Dakota exempt five acres of trees and forty acres of land with $1,000 in improvements from taxation. The policy shows a promising spirit but raises concerns it may become an undue burden on the government over time.
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Maine election results name Indian island leaders
Election returns from Maine show Col. Lockbes in Swassian selected as governor of Indian island by the Penobscots. Col. Francois Susup chosen lieutenant governor and Col. Lola Coly named representative to the legislature, all independent republican fusionists with decisive majorities.
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Herald editorial questions Plaisted stance in Maine election
The Herald critiques Gov. Plaisted as capable and well intended, but notes he paraded on a false issue and associated with bad company. It implies the referenced issue is not the council dispute, which the paper previously supported as correct.
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Ladd of old Bangor and the Boutelle verse noted
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The Herald notes Democrats control Massachusetts Fourth District with no contest and Gen. P. A. Collins is a strong nomination candidate. Collins, a young but seasoned Irish American lawyer and speaker, is forecast to rise to a prominent position in Congress if elected.
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Water rises as fever spreads across border towns
Brownsville reports continuing street flooding linked fever outbreak. Twenty two new cases and one death today. The illness now extends from Matamoras to Reynosa, Camargo and Mier on the Mexican side, while on the Texas side it reaches nine miles above Brownsville to Point Isabel with a few cases toward Corpus Christi. No new cases there since Friday.
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Democratic Caucuses Name Delegates and Instructions
Delegates chosen at South Abington caucus include John M. Brown Clarence D. Reed Henry C. Harding J Sumner aS For Butler ee H Smith C P Reed H C Harding Edwin White Councillor D A Walker W H Gaffney D 53 Jinkins J P Soul Senatorial and county Z C Peterson Timothy Meeney Quincey T Harding J N Brown Town committee D A Walker D 8 Jinkins J N Brown D S Jinkins Z E Peterson B F Churchill Marblehead caucus elected delegates Richard Ramsdell Benjamin A Phillips John B Ingalls William D T Trefry Frank S Felton William B Merritt William Doris Richard B Brown William D Gregory William O'Brien and town committee Thomas Ingalls Joseph P Turner Samuel A Sparhawk Richard Ramsdell Francis K E Pedrick Michael J Kieley Thomas P M Rix William Bridgee William Sparhawk to vote for Gen Butler.
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A Thrilling Plea for the Independence of the Ballot
Special correspondence from Boston notes a New Hampshire Republican state convention debate on governor candidates. A Manchester man is expected to win. editors argue the party needs defeat discipline and voter-chosen nominees. The piece expresses caution about a Democratic victory but urges readiness and organization. It also covers related political remarks and local brief items from Marblehead to Cambridge and Lynnfield Centre, including a fatal cradle fire and community notices.
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Mystic Park Fall Meeting Closes With Finishing Heats
The Mystic Park fall meeting wrapped Saturday with strong spectator turnout. Two regular and two unfinished races were run, the latter first. In the 2:26 class Mamie won the fifth heat, while the 2:20 class required four more heats, Valley Boy securing the win. The event, part of the September meeting at Mystic Park, featured purses totaling 800 dollars divided among the horses in the 2:26 class.
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