City Officials Board of Tru Henry H Hol A B Tuthill
City leadership names appear as a roster including mayor city clerk city treasurer city attorney city engineer city recorder city marshal street superintendent health officer building inspector and other officers with titles and initials in a torn list from a municipal record.
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Board OF Tru
Henry H. Hol
A. B. Tuthill
E. B. Coll
Ansil
F. G .Ethan P. J
EES
Regular Republican Ticket and local races in Corona
The ticket lists William Howard Taft for president and James Sherman for vice president with Miguel Tstudillo and Sherson B. Collier as regional candidates. In Corona three precincts vote under a new dispensation. Vice President Fairbanks is tasked with receiving the Prince of Wales as he visits, a risky but ceremonial duty.
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James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York
Corona
Star Chamber
Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
England
Purity attack on Lincoln Roosevelt ends near election
The piece argues that efforts to purify politics are dangerous during a tight presidential election. It warns against turning any party into a moral Sunday School, given fierce partisan stakes and the enemy with full force at the front lines.
Ripley Sees Political Schemes Target Railroads
President Ripley of the Santa Fe warns that political aspire rs seek power by drafting new measures to harass railroads. He notes California especially hosts reformers who gain by courting public prejudice with ruinous legislation aimed at barriers to transportation companies.
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Ripley
California
Bryan Declares No Second Run If Electorate Chooses Him
The article notes William Jennings Bryan promising not to run again if voters elect him this time. At Denver his opponents push for a pledge not to seek the nomination if he fails to win in November. The report compares his age to that of another figure, suggesting ongoing political contrasts.
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Mr. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
Roosevelt
New York Sun
Frankgi Hitchcock
I Peel National Committee
Hitchcock
Roosevelt and Party Politics in the Election Debate
A contemporary profile notes Theodore Roosevelt’s enduring political drive and the friction within the Democratic and Republican camps over 1912 ambitions. It discusses Bryan Taft platform contrasts, Hitchcock’s campaign stance, Omaha mayor Dahlman’s plans, White House spending on upkeep, state banquets, and Roosevelt’s hospitality record at the executive mansion.
Presidential Perquisites and Household Staffing Details
The article outlines White House staff benefits for the president and family, including personal-servant pay, stables, and domestic workers funded by the government. It notes a sworn steward at 1800 dollars yearly plus a 20000 dollar bond, plus an army engineer for repairs and a navy petty officer to raise the flag.
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Sam
White House
Army
Navy
How Bars Form at River Mouths
Acheson of Niagara Falls links tannin rich plant extracts to clay dispersion, proposing bars at river mouths form from deflocculated colloidal clay suspended in river water. He notes experiments with tannin and straw extracts affecting clay and graphite, and cites observations near the Mississippi and Nile deltas.
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Mississippi River
Edward Goodrich Acheson
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Acheson
Israel
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Boston
Mass
St. Louis
Gulf
Missouri River
Great Plains
Middle West
Wat
Oceanic Sediment Deposition From Saltwater Contact
A provided passage notes a experiment where clay gradually clears from the top in a tube, predicting complete sedimentation as water ages. The result is linked to why muddy river waters like the Mississippi and Nile deposit suspended solids when meeting salt water, forming bars and deltas.
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Mississipi
Nile
Scientific American
Mason and Dixon Line The Boundary Between Free and Slave States
The Mason and Dixon line runs along latitude 39 43 26.3 in the east dividing Pennsylvania from Maryland. It was traced by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon between 1763 and 1767, with the final thirty six miles completed by others, and became a symbol of the border between free and slave states in the Union.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Charles Mason
Jeremiah Dixon
Congress
John Randolph
Roanoke
Ohio River
Mississippi
Missouri
Annapolis
Mason and Dixon
Maryland State
Men scout promising Toulumne ore mine prospects
Jacob Stoner and Fred Baird return from inspecting the E Ore Mines in Toulumne County with glowing reports. They describe a ore ledge at the shaft bottom worth $1000 per ton and forecast splendid results for the company.
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Jacob Stoner
Fred Baird
Toulumne
American Piano merger forms new company
Eight large American piano makers merge to form the American Piano Company. H. G. Harold of Tacoma reports finding possibly the nation's largest meteorite near Whatcom Washington and sells it to an Eastern college. Admiral Sperry and sailors enjoy festivities in Honolulu with receptions performances and excursions entertaining the crew and locals.
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America
The
American Piano Company
Whatcom
Washington
H. G. Harold
Tacoma
Eastern College
Admiral Sperry
Honolulu
General comparison on mood impact in the presidential race
The piece argues that a general business mood affects elections but is not driven by a current panic. It credits Roosevelt reforms for confidence, notes opposition claims about money policy, and contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms as partial in scope. It suggests voters prefer a progressive President like Taft on an imperfect platform.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Chicago
Denver
Taft
Bryan and Taft Compete in a Changing Political Landscape
The Sun analyzes how Mr. Bryan retains a loyal, though not large, following while Mr. Taft's nationwide respect stems from his record. It argues Bryan must align with Roosevelt policies and notes Taft’s proven executive and diplomatic credentials under challenging circumstances.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Taft
the Sun
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Cal
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Mes
William Howard Taft
Ohio
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Riverside
Sherson B. Collier
Abraham Lincoln
Thackery
Sheldon
John Dahlmaan
Omaha
Manhattan
Marine Band
Citizens’ Bank
W. F. Botsford
George Brown
C. A. Kinney
Corona National Bank
W. J.pentelow
M. Terpening
J. A. Keeler
J.S. Hamner
W. N. Tillaon
F. F. Thompson
Andrew Veach
J. P. Triole
C. D. McNeil
Newman Essick
Samings Banke
Corzet
New York City
Cash Store
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