Light editorials and political snippets mix in early notes
The column pockets chatter on straw votes and alfalfa counts, Roosevelt speeches, Garfield inquiries, Miss Augur’s coming out, farmer winter delays, costly Congress, Spain olive crop woes, Texas cotton seed surplus, Senator Platt’s boast, and army regulations seen as safe while officers complain about a dog and court martial.
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Spain
Texas
United States Army
Seasion
New York
Taft Nomination Debate Stirring Wyoming Editorials
Wyoming newspapers especially Riverton News urge Taft to declare positions on land policies public land, sugar duties, and tariff revision before the Republican convention. Editors question how Taft would aid the West and forewarn that current editorials may be self serving propaganda.
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Wyoming
Aya
Riverton
Taft
Republican Party
Wyomi
Riverton News
Wyoming Republian
American West
Mr. Taft
Bryan hard to beat for presidency says The Post
The New York Evening Post acknowledges William Jennings Bryan has made a strong impression on the public mind and notes the Republican challenge in defeating him. The editorial suggests Bryan’s growing influence and the difficulty opponents face in stopping his rise.
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New York Evening Post
Bryan
Republican Party
The
Post
Bryan’s Candidacy and Republican Vulnerability
A historical analysis argues that a Bryan campaign could energize a mobilized base, transfer his vast following to influence votes, and expose Republican misgoverning patterns. It notes 1906 platform indictments now echo in 1908, with unemployment and factory shutdowns fueling anti party sentiment.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Osborne for the Cabinet Suggests Wyoming Interest
The Bachina Journal notes men already discuss Bryan era cabinet picks and proposes ex Governor Osborne as a suitable businesslike administrator. It highlights Osborne as a national progressive leader with strong Westward appeal capable of representing western ideas in future national councils.
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Bryan
Wyoming
John E. Osborne
Bachina Journal
Osborne
Great West
Parsonal and Otherwise in a Fractured World
A satirical column mocks politics and society from New York to Portugal. It quips about draft disruptions in Georgia, Jamaica ginger in drugstores, and cancelled cold storage orders. It satirizes San Francisco mayoral matters and claims of private income while lampooning European affairs and Japanese prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ceorgia
Eix-Mayor
Schipitz
San Francisco
Hutgarfs Wolves
Portugal
Japan
Portland
Earl of
Yarmouth
Liner Crashes Into Schooner Killing Three
The Old Dominion liner Jefferson collided with the schooner Emelle Be Birdsall off the Virginia coast. The schooner’s mate died after hours in icy water and a seaman named Otto was killed. The wheelman, rescued with difficulty, died from exposure. Captain and five seamen from the schooner were rescued.
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New York
Old Dominion
Jefferson
Norfolk
Virginia
Birdsall
Timnbers
Otto
Wit and humor in clipped quotes from old newspapers
A collage of light hearted quips and exchanges from various papers. snippets include flirtatious banter about marriage and money, witty doctor banter, a debate quip from a woman student, and a joke about an ex president pension.
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Pepart
Philadelphia Ledger
Cleveland
New York State Insurance
Equitable Life
Crown Work Brings Durable Restorations by Dr Gweatt
A dental ad extols crown work as restoring decayed or broken teeth to their original size shape and color for years of use. It stresses ease and thrift of modern care, urges timely treatment, and promotes Dr K H Buratt at 1617 Ferguson Street with a day reduction offer.
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Gweatt
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L . Bartlett
Cheyenne
Wyo
Daily Leader
Roosevelt
Garfield
Platt
Omaha Bea
Dorks
Cabinet
Wit and
Homor
Fioh
Mr. Squizart
Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
Molly Bimble
Artie Doolittle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington Star
Miss Willham
Miss Gabble
Catholic Standard and Times
Flavius
Amanda
K. H. Bwratt
Ferguson Street
Gleason Mercantile CO
Edward Erickson
16Th Street
Capitol Livery and
F. R. Dildine
Capitol Avenue
Grand Restaurant
West 16Th Street
the City Loan. CO
First National Bank Building
Inka
Penells
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
Seventeenth & Ferguson St
Emporium
Depot Exchange Cafe
Leopold Kabis
Union Puaciifle
W. Sayentesnth
Williams & Myers
Miller
Rogers
Gorham
David Miller
Ferguson
Inter Ocean Hotel
J. D. Fullerton
Coleystioney
Ence. Bo
John Brown
Metropole Stables
O'Neill
Golden Stables
Sys & Reo Automobile
Servier
First ‘National Bank
United States Depository
Thomas.a. Cosgrifp
Geo
E. Abbott
D. Johnston
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