Secretary Shaw May Quit Office
Washington September rumors say Secretary Shaw may resign amid tensions with the President over finance and the Larijif revision issue. Officials deny a decision is imminent, suggesting if true it would harm the party and prompt a postponement to cooler mid November days.
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Mir Shaw
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Vhenly
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White House
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Bryan Won't Bolt Says Close to Ex-President
Lincoln Nebraska Sept 27 The possibility of Bryan bolting the Democratic nominee in 1904 and running independent is ridiculed by associates close to the ex presidential candidate. An intimate rejects the idea as partisan fantasy, arguing the convention will back Bryan and the party will not nominate a bolter or a dissenter.
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Xeb
Bryan
Bryan Bolt
Sone
Hryan
Kegan
Tom Dohosin
Olney
Parky
Dolinson
Ine
Shepard
Funston Favors Canteens in Army Report
Brigadier General Funston criticizes Congress antcanteen laws saying they broke discipline and harmed soldiers while helping saloonkeepers gamblers and dissolute women The report notes increased offenses especially desertion after canteen abolition and discharge restrictions for returning soldiers It also advertises Tubler's Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices for bottles and tubes.
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Funston
Department of Colorado
Congress
Tubler
H. L
Left Seven Children Homeless in Chicago Suicide
Sept 26 Mr William H Keng shot and killed herself outside her home near Teviye park leaving seven children motherless the oldest 12 years. Husband went to Los Angeles for health reasons. Family has struggled since his departure. brother Captain Choetetok served in the army and died near Chattanooga on his way home. Includes an ad for Hards Horehound Syrup.
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Chicago
William H. Keng
Teviye Park
Los Angeles
Cal
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Anid
Henring Wit
Choetetok
Chattanonpa
Bank president Norman Barratt ends life in Atchison hotel
Norman Barratt, president of the failed Atchison National Bank, committed suicide in his hotel room by cutting his throat with a razor. Worries over the bank failure and related troubles preceded the act. Barratt had served as an insurance agent. the bank had suspended operations earlier, leaving his wife and three children.
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Robbers Break Safe at Keechwood Improvement Co
Five men robbed the Keechwood Improvement Company safe in South Shoron on September 26 and fled after overpowering Policeman Newton Stomp. Georgie Haynes was knocked down and tied to a post while Officer Lawler fought the group, who escaped toward West Mirdlesex. Authorities reported plans to blow the Colonial Trust bank sale, with a ladder found at a window.
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Newton Stomp
Georgie Haynes
Lawler
Colonial Trust Company
West Mirdlesex
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DeArmond praised as district's steady national voice
Red Hill Review hails D A DeArmond as a top speaker for the state committee, noting his steady, rational address style, broad appeal in cities like Houston and Philadelphia, and strong defense of constituent rights. The letter includes local observations on weather, hunting, farming, and community updates from Burror Tarex to M L Ware, ending with an ad for Beecham’s pills.
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Fred Todd
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Spencer
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Foothilla
John Patterson
Newsome
Hagerhorn
Bates County
Chia
M. L. Ware
Colonel Johnson Sees Victory For Democrats
Washington September 25 Colonel Johnson of Houston Texas president Roosevelts speeches have improved Democratic prospects He predicts the next House of Representatives while criticizing Representative Babcock and noting concerns over silver the tariff and trusts as pivotal issues in the campaign The Houston Post owner and Democratic National Committee member argues a solid Democratic front can win in November
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Roosevelt
Colonel Johnson
Houston
Tex
House of Representatives
Johnson
Houston Post
Democratic Daily of Texas
Democratic National Committee
Babcock
House
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Campaigen
Pot Paint in a Melon
A playful tale told in colored pictures describes two children who spill red paint in their father's water. The scene creates a ripple of laughter across the setting as old worlds and curious objects appear in the frame.
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Pony
Peter Calle
Lost mail fraud case against ex postmaster Scott
Kansas City Sept 27 United States sues former Postmaster Sat Scott of St Louis for 8000 dollars in currency once mailed to a Great Bend bank. Secret Service investigated and still locating a leak. error occurred when pouch contents misrouted via Union Station. Also an ad for White's Cream Vermifuge at end.
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Scott
Louis
United States
Beott
Post Office
Secret Service
Fulton
St. Louis
Great Bend
General Post Office
Union Station
Trust Company
Open War Declared In Montana To Unite Parties
F Augustus Heinge, rejected in the Democratic Convention at Romanan, announces in Butte a plan to form a new Montana party. He aims to fuse Populists Labor party Socialists Heinze Republicans and Democratic faction to unseat United States Senator W A Clark. A fusion meeting was held in Butte. A county plan to free imprisoned judges is also noted along with petitions in school districts.
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Butte
Mont
F. Augustus Heinge
Romanan
Montana
Wim
Labor Party
Heinze
United States
W. A. Clark
Greatest world's fair in St Louis 1908 ad Globe-Democrat
An advertising note urges readers to subscribe to the Globe-Democrat newspaper of St Louis for global coverage of preparations for the 1908 world’s fair. It boasts broad circulation reaching every state and territory, Canada, Mexico, and readers worldwide, urging homes to subscribe for the coming year. The piece cites 1866 as context.
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