Roosevelt Safe Says Victory Looks Certain to Roosevelt Editors
The New York Herald endorses President Roosevelt for re election in a double lead editorial saying the race is a foregone conclusion due to prosperity. It argues Parker cannot rally support over the Philippines and Philippine autonomy while warning of imperial overreach and constitutional risks.
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Roosevelt
New York Herald
Mr. Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Parker
Philippine Islands
United States
le Tve
Republic
Federated Clubs In Convention Opens In Capital City
Delegates from North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs gathered in the capital city for a convention that opened Tuesday. Valley City sent the largest delegation with nine members, while Jamestown also participated among others, highlighting a well attended gathering of progressive women statewide.
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Federation
General Federation
Board of
C. F. Amidon
Fargo
J H. Bosard
Grand Forks
Frank White
Bismarck
New States
Oliver
H. S. Oliver
Grant
S. Hager
St. Thomas
T. A. Boyden
Lisbon
F. R. Smyth
W. L. Stockwell
Grafton
Emma A. Winterer
Valley City
F. F. Montgomery
Jamestown
C. J. Lord
Cando
George Ruhberg
Devils Lake
J. R. Gage
White
Leadames H.S. Oliver
Lydia Philipis Williams
Minneapolis
North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
The Future of Wm. J. Bryan
The piece argues that Bryan remains a powerful force in the Democratic Party beyond his defeats. It suggests eastern politicians underestimating his influence after a disputed telegraph issue and predicts his impact after the upcoming election, challenging Parker as a slogan's centerpiece.
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William Jennings Bryan
St.uis
Bryan
Democratic Party
Parker Ieee
Good Advice To Young Men Good Advice To Young Men
W H Eustis of Minneapolis urged young men in Medford Minnesota to vote the straight Republican ticket. He argued party organization and ideals are essential and that no Republican should cut their ticket due to prejudice or disappointment despite past defeats.
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Bismarck
Medford
Minn
W. H. Eustis
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Eustis
Cinn
Striped Horses Being Bred Zebralas Sighted Among Colonies
A visitor notes creatures matching striped horses seen near principal cities of a colony. Initially thought to be horses or zebras, observer concludes the animals are zebralas or zebrulas, hybrids described as wild and shy.
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Va S
East
Tica
Hybrid horse zebra created as potential military animal
At Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg researchers bred the zebrula from horse and zebra crosses. The animal reportedly blends horse docility with zebra traits, growing strong and reportedly immune to the tse tse fly, prompting German military officials to study its possible uses.
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Hagenbeck Zoological Gardens
Hamburg
Electric Bitters touted by Wake Arkan. priest
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Arkansas claims twelve years of yellow jaundice vanished after using Electric Bitters. The ad promises relief for liver kidney trouble and general debility with a guarantee by O W Greens. Also notes a violin sale at H Huesgen's offering violin bow case rosin and strings for six dollars.
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Rev
Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
O. W. Greens
H. Huesgen’s
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