Socialist and Prohibition Minor Parties in U S Campaign
The article surveys the Socialists led by Eugene V. Debs, noting his fourth presidential nomination and vote totals from 1900 to 1904, and profiles Debs and running mate Emil Seidel. It also outlines Prohibition’s history, Maine’s 1885 amendment, and discusses current Prohibition nominees Eugene Chatin and Aaron Watkins with brief bios.
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Debs
United States
Prohibition Party
Ulysses S. Grant
Europe
Socialist Labor Party
Socialist Labor
Matchett
Eugene V. Debs
Social Democratic Party
People’s Party
Progressive Party
Emil Selde
Terre Haute
Ind
Fuiersonian Society
Indiana
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Railway Union
National Council of the Social Democracy
Enid Seidel
Milwaukees
G. A. Badin
Seidel
Cincinnati
New York City
Ashland
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Victor L. Berger
Lieb Party
North Carolina
Georgia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Dakota
Neal Dow
Maine
Roble
Nime
Liberal Party
Conservation Party
Prohibition
Eugene Wilder Chatin
Aaron Sherman Watkins
Chatin
Hhis
Minois
Congress
Isos
Arizona
Tucson
Watkins
Roshsylvania
Wax
Ohio
Robert Howard Patten
Springfield
Hitness
Our Fruit Consumption Drives Massive Yearly Costs
The New York Press reports Americans spend about 200 million dollars annually on fruit. Apple crops, peaches, strawberries and others show rising values while overall production lags population growth. Tropical fruit output soars across the continental United States as small fruit declines.
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New York
Tme
United States
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A Quiet Night Intrusion and Then Aboard Parody
A household master returns to his bedroom at 3 a.m. and disturbs the sleeping cat, causing a comic rumpus with the mistress reacting to the disturbance. The scene shifts to a wartime anecdote about Navy remarks during the Spanish American War and whimsical named institutions.
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Navy Department
Harvard
Yale
Dewey
Philippine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pennsylvania College of Physicians and Sur—Cilleage News
Missouri Tigers prep for 1912 football season and wrestlers rise
Coach Chester L Brower lists sixty promising men for the Missouri football squad and notes eligibility uniformity. Back include Billy Blees at quarterback and Woodward a strong returner from St Louis, while Hackney’s loss is not fatal to team plans. Also mentions John Telly and Lee Taller among heavyweights and unrelated notes on rowing coach transitions and a standout bowling achievement.
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Chester L. Brower
University of Missouri
Brewer
Billy Blees
Woodward
St Louis
Blees
Swart
Hackney
Senator Bacon's guest and a password at the Senate gallery
A visitor to Senator Bacon in Washington asks a gallery doorkeeper to confirm entry with a password after requesting to see around. The password is idiosynerasy, a gag reflecting tense Capitol bustle and newspaper wit, with remarks from Washington Star and Boston Transcript.
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Georgia
Capitol
Senate
Swate
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Sid
Mr. Swate
Washington Star
Mustard Minister Sparks Play title dispute
The manager Prohbert critiques a playwrightie effort claiming the script is cluttered and the proposed title fails to attract an audience. He argues the title lacks punch and clout for a stage presentation.
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Prohbert
Mustard Minster
Phonetic Spelling and Marriage Questions Highlight Indian Customs
A fragment from the Washington Herald discusses a man’s need to explain his past marriages when applying for marriage licenses. It notes tribal penitence and asks what became of his first wife as part of the inquiry.
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Astington
Neighborhood Disputes And Noisy Children Exposed
A conversation reveals Mrs Diplo and a neighbor discussing how couples avoid disputes in front of their children by sending them away. The neighbor remarks they are seen on the streets often, highlighting tensions and community norms in handling family conflicts.
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Diplo
Postage Recovered From Editor’s Daughters Wastebasket
A reader’s letter to the magazine editor’s daughter requesting more postage returns the writer’s carelessness. The daughter condemns the note and says the writer should have enclosed return postage. Philadelphia Record.
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Philadelphia Record
A New Slogan Sparks Turbulent Political Rhetoric
In a fragmented note the Lomlvne Conte Journal quotes a questionable slogan and witness commentary. The text hints at political maneuvers and potential reforms but remains unclear and garbled.
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Lomlvne Conte
Missing Context Fragment Signals Quiet Letter Confusion
The readable text shows a garbled dated note or correspondence fragment with requests to deliver to a wife and a secretary. It lacks clear events, entities, dates, or an identifiable place or organization to ground a fuller summary.
Time Flight Nonsense At The Barber’s Chair
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer recalls a genial barber who over decades charms a loyal customer with playful banter about time and art. The tale features a boyish patron and a repetition of polite deception in a barber shop vignette.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Too Prosperous Dialogue Echoes in Chicago Tribune
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a quirky exchange about money and possessions with playful dialog. The text hints at thrift, timing, and a playful insistence that change is available, reflecting lighthearted streetside chatter.
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Jong
Chicago: Tribune
They Come High Dearly in a Odd Wedding Exchange
A brief humorous note from the St Louis Post Dispatch about a couple exchanging flowers and asparagus in a quirky wedding moment. The fragment hints at odd customs and playful bargaining over gifts.
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St Louis Post
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John Telly
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Cornell
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Los Angeles
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W. W. Wasson
University of Colorado Coaching State
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