National political situation in 1910 campaign forecast
The National Monthly predicts a vast election wave with forty states voting for governors and a new Congress. It argues Democrats must offer a strong program and notes three key factors shaping the race: tariff betrayal, high living costs, and legislative corruption. It highlights Ohio Governor Harmon as a rising Democratic figure likely to be renominaled and influential at the national convention.
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National Monthly
Torty States
House of Representatives
Republican Party
United States
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Missouri
Juison Harmon
Buckeye
Harmon
Harmen
Democratic argument on new political order and party reform
The piece argues the Democratic party better fits a new political order emphasizing individual rights and reform. It contrasts Democrats’ governance with Republican reliance on special privileges, extravagant spending, and campaign money, noting attempts by Hughes Cummins Doliver La Follette and others to change the GOP without success.
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Willey Democratic
Renee Attle
Dominon Party
Union
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Hughes
New York
Cummins
Dolliver
la Follette
Crippen May Seek Refuge in Andorra
Paris reports Andorra the likely refuge for Dr. Hawley Crippen the American wanted for his wife’s murder. Police doubt the claim about Clara Leneve the deceased Crippen typist. Extradition would be difficult given Andorra’s status and small population.
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Criffen
Paris
Andorra
Purinese
Hawley H.rippen
Urgel
M. Sebitle
Police
Botrges
Clara Leneve
The One Who Stayed
Ada Tester Murray recalls a woman aged and worn who speaks of a child lost long ago and seven living others she holds in memory. The narrator describes distant love across waters and a lingering presence that comforts her through November days.
Cheyenne Visitors and Residents Noted in City
Mr and Mrs Charles DeReemer of Forse Creek visit Cheyenne. Dr Prien of the State University of Laramie returns home after Cheyenne visit. N H Meldrum of Buffalo among arrivals. Mr and Mrs H B Goldsmith of Wheatland visit Cheyenne. John McGrath in city from Casper. Williams arrives from Douglas. Edmund Michau ill and receiving treatment at a private hospital.
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Charles DeReemer
Forse Creek
Cheyenne
Prien
Stae University of Laramie
N. H. Meldrum
Buffalo
H. B. Goldsmith
Wheatland
John McGrath
Casper
Williams
Douglas
Edmund Michau
Desperado Stanley Hudson Captured Near Walton
Sheridan, Wyoming, July 24. Sheriff Felix Alaton of Big Horn county leaves with two prisoners for Rawlins. Warl Wise pleads guilty to embezzlement in Cody store. Arthur Thurbur pleads guilty to pilfering baggage on a Cody Frannie van. Stanley Hudson, charged with dynamiting a Walton saloon, is to be delivered from Natrona county. he had escaped but was recently apprehended at Scribner Montana.
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Hudson
Sheridan
Wyo
Felix Alaton
Big Horn County
Rawlins
Warl Wise
Cody
Arthur Thurbur
Frannie
Alston
Sherlf
Natrona County
Stanley Hudson
Walton
Scribner
Montana
Senator Clay Praises Georgia Lawyer Wit at Marietta Dinner
At a Marietta dinner Senator Clay lauded a Georgia lawyer for quick humor dating back to his Hiawassee College Instructor days. He recounted a quip about spring and trees having new clothes, noting the couple made and provided the garments themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Senator Clay
Marietta
Georgia
Hiawassee College
Three Arrested in Sheridan Gambling Raid
Sheridan Wyoming July 21 three men named Pate Reed and Moore were arrested last night and jailed on charges of violating the state gambling laws. A raid by the sheriff and deputy busted a room over a saloon forcing the players to surrender cards and a jackpot before concealment. The men were later released on bonds.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Pate
Reed
Moore
Denver to Host Next Democratic National Convention
Jonathan Marvel of Wilmington Del and a finance committee member says Denver will be the site for the next Democratic national convention. He urges unity on 1912 policies and notes interviews with eastern leaders. Marvel stresses the convention will be held in Denver and calls for preparation and confidence among Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Joajah Marvel
Wilmington
Del
Judge Gray
Hat State
Mississippi
Woman dies during prayer at First Church in Los Angeles
Mrs Amelia Davie, 62, mother of W A Bonynge president of the Commercial National Bank, collapsed and died last night during a church prayer meeting in the First Church Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Christ Pake
Amelia Davie
W. A. Bonynge
Commercial National Bank
Davia
Moon Rebukes Legal Stand in Sherman Co Case
Pseudo news item reports a strange legal dispute as "moon" figures in a custody of time debate. Joe Conshen, via counsel, seeks release claiming nine months served, with Judge Robert Fraser presiding in a July Pennsylvanian context.
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Pilaburg
Pennsylvania
Joe Conshen
Robert 5
Fraser
Dry farming success noted despite record dry year in Wyoming
The Wyoming State Dry Farming Association reports higher yields on summer tilled land in North Platte during the driest year in 235 years. It urges crop rotation and notes the method reduces labor while storing soil moisture, with officers elected including President J. Ross Carpenter and several vice presidents and an executive committee.
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Wyoming State Dry Farming Association
Ind
North Platte
North Paatte
Oregon
California
Rocky Mountains
Ambrose Hemmingway
Casper
Cheyenne
Congress
J. Ross Carpenter
Vv. T. Cook
Russell Thorpe
Tusk
Wyo
O. Etheridge
Guernsey
J. P. Cantillion
Prost
H G
Knight
Laramie
B.C. Buffum
Worland
H.H. Gunderson
Hulett
A. Kendall
Rock Springs
J. T. Rabiett
Uinta
Victim of Foreign Feuds Wounded in Sheridan Duel
In Sheridan Wyoming on July 21 Steve Karpe a coal miner was terribly cut in the stomach by Mike Lasier during a knife duel over a grudge traced to a foreign feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
Steve Karpe
Mike Lasier
Missing details in truncated public notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local notice with scattered phrases about locations and prices but lack clear names, dates, entities, or actions. The text references Corker Lot and a total of 8450.00 with plans for two new bars and future construction, but specifics are unreadable.
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Corker Lot
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