Vermont Republicans Sweep State Elections Amid Stiff Local Races
Vermont voters keep Republican control of both branches. George H. Prouty leads for governor with a large plurality as David J. Foster and Frank Plumtry win congressional seats. Independence League appears for first time with about 1,000 votes. Democratic and Republican margins vary across districts. Final tallies show Republicans ahead in most chambers, with several local contests boosting turnout.
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White River Junction
Repulicans
Vermont
George H. Prouty
Newport
David J. Foster
Burington
Frank Plumtry
Northield
Proctor
Prouty
Independence
Burke
Quimby S. Backus
BK. OW. Campbell
J. Dunbar
Independence League
Wisconsin Primary Results Show Stephenson Victory
Milwaukee Sept 2 Returns from the Wisconsin primary indicate Stephenson won the U S Senate endorsement by several thousand over Cook McGovern and Hatton. Republicans also back Stephenson while Democrats endorse Neal Brown. Congressional race notes Irvine Lenroot defeats John J. Jenkins in the eleventh district.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
James O. Davidson
John A. Aylward
Winfred ID. Cox
Harvey Dee Brown
John Strange
Burt Willhans
Charles H. Forward
Chester M. Wright
James A.frear
Frank B. Schutz
Linus H. Park
John G. Irwin
Andrew EH. Dahl
Wim, T. Plerstorff
Waldemar Ager
Henry M. Parks
Jink T. Gilbert
Evan O A. Avana
Jabez BR. Smith
Hommes B. Willesley
George FE. Beedie
Wiliam Juivaume
David Emerson
Herman W. Bistorious
the Sentinel
United States
Stephenson
Cook
McGovern
Hatton
Laboulette
Neal Brown
Wausin
Melvin A. Hoyt
John J. Jenkins
Irvine LL
Lenroot
President Roosevelt Clarifies Gubernatorial Preference
At Sagamore Hill Rhode Island row, President Roosevelt stated he will not dictate the New York Republican convention. He expressed his judgment supporting or opposing Governor Hughes while signaling openness to favored leaders and anti Hughes factions.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore TN
New York State
Roosevelt
Charles J. Hughes
Travas
Wilshan J. Ward
Westchester County
Republian National
New York
Ward
Hughes
Silas McBee
The
Charcman
McBee
Sagamore Hill
Lama
Bradley Wins Republican Nomination for Michigan Governor
Detroit reports Bradley captures the Republican nomination for governor in Michigan's first primary. Early returns show a narrow statewide lead of about two to three thousand votes. Lieutenant governor nominees include P H Kelly and Lawton Hemans. other parties name their candidates.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Free Prose
Bradley
Free Press
Bradly
Michigan
Fred M. Wadener
Hnd
BR. Bradley
P. H. Kelly
Lawton T. Hemans
Mason
John W. Gray
Henry C. Carpenter
Gardner
Fordney
Loud
Covell
Darragh
Republcnans
Coharessmen
Bryan at Grand Forks in strong campaign swing
William J. Bryan arrived in Grand Forks with Governor John Burke and a large reception committee. He spoke to a huge crowd at the YMCA building praising the Democratic ticket and outlined the campaign issues before departing at 2 p.m. for Sioux City, Iowa.
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Grand Orks
N. 1
John Burke
Cashel
State Committee
Grand Forks
William J. Bryan
Fargo
Candiate
Bryan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sioux City
Taft Off to Toledo for Parade and Reception
Middle Bass Island Sept 2 Tudge Taft sails at 6 am for Toledo to review the GG A R parade and attend a Lincoln club reception He may speak but no remarks are expected Labor Day will bring Judge Bart to Sandusky to visit Soldiers Howe and address veterans He then returns to the club and departs for Cincinnati New York Sept 2 Republicans plan strong Maine campaign with Borah on a Vermont trip heading to Maine for two weeks of speeches before the Sept 15 election
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Middle Bass Island
Tudge Taft
Toledo
Lincoln Club
Labor Day
Bart
Sandusky
Howe
Cincinnati
New York
Republican National Committee
Mane
Senator Borah
Idaho
Vermont
Maine
Notifying Office About Undelivered Papers Requested
Readers who do not receive their newspaper regularly are asked to inform the office. The notice seeks prompt reports of missed deliveries to fix service and maintain timely issues for subscribers.
Agricultural Health Notices and Animal Disease Terms
The fragment references various animal health concerns and remedies, including diets for horses, fever, milk rovers, worms, grubs, coughs, colds, lung issues, bellyache, diarrhea, dysentery, miscarriages prevention, kidney and bladder disorders, and other veterinary topics mentioned in scattered terms. It resembles a historical veterinary or agricultural guide page with listed conditions and remedies.
Monument Unveiled at Fort Meigs in Grand Army Honor
Fort Meigs dedication marks the Fort Perry area as tens of thousands join a civic parade in Toledo for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Senator Foraker, Governor Harris, and General Young address the crowd praising the nation and the fallen.
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Toledo
Fort Mets
Perrysburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilai Henry Harrison
Proctor
J. J. Foraker
U Hurrs
Dennett IL Young
Willson
Kentucky
Harris
David Robinson
Foraker
Parade in honor of the Vets brims with civic spirit
Under Colonel L. W. Howard the Sixth regiment led Toledo’s civil parade in honor of Grand Army hosts. Nearly thousand spectators lined Jefferson and Tenth as nine divisions marched from Jefferson to Sixteenth, with the Cherry Pickers and Toledo fire department among participants. Night hours featured a Venetian River spectacle with harbor craft lit by searchlights.
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Cherry Street
Cherry
Erie
Madison
Sixteenth
Howard
Diviisions
William H. Cook
Toledo
Cherry Pickers
Innef Burton
G. Oa
Poriker
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Wolverine
Essex
Hammond Chosen to Succeed MecAlpin as NLRC President
John Hays Hammond of Gloucester Massachusetts is elected successor to Edwin A MecAlpin as president of the National League of Republican Clubs after MecAlpin resigns due to ill health at an executive committee session.
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John Hays Hammond
Harneas
National League of Republican Clubs
Eewin A. MecAlpin
Organiation
Gloucester
Magg
Devoted Husband Faces Friendly Interrogation at Home
A Kansas City Independent item recalls Owlett and Agcum as a husband returns from the club to explain his early arrival. The wife questions the sudden quiet and seeks an excuse while the exchange hints at domestic curiosity and humor.
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Owlett
Kansas City
Piles Relief Ad Promote Man Zan Pile Remedy
Sufferers from piles offered relief with the first application. Guaranty stated. Price listed as 50 cents. Sold by H. J. Moogh and C. P. Guenther.
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H. J. Moogh
C. P. Guenther
Baseball Standings and Scores Across Major Leagues
Daily kneeball scores and standings from multiple cities list teams such as Chicago St. Louis Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Washington and Cincinnati with results, errors, and batters noted. Association updates include Louisville Columbus Kansas City St Paul Milwaukee and Western slate games and scores across leagues.
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Chicago
St. Lois
Hicago
A. Batterlea
St. Louis
Beebe and
Josh
C. Morant
Rewlbnaeh
Voran
Roston
New York
O&o Thite
Boston
G. Arrors
Mathewson and Taylor
Lresnahan
Fliterty Quad Ferguson, Gratia
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Brooklyn
Vpustorius
Mahoney
Sparks
Doom
Recond
Errors
Bell
Wilhelm
Farmer
McQuillin
Dod
Detroit
Cleveland
Mirors
Tatteries
Joss
Clarke
Winters
Schmidt
Washington
Lrrors
Cicotte
Arrejnues
Donohue
Smith
Warner
Chietwo Co
Oooo Foo
Stwlivanus
St Louis
Graham, Bailey
Criss, Smith
New York O
Tphiladelphia
Jutterles
Viekoers
Schreck
Chesbra
Kleinow
Philadelpha
Coombs
Pure
Manning
Sweeney
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City- St. Paul
Kansas City St
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ewes
August deficit and July surplus in government receipts report
Washington dispatch notes the August 1908 government receipts and expenditures show a deficit of 3 900 127 dollars, compared with a July deficit of 1 042 500 and a surplus for August of 29 28407 dollars.
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Washington
Separate School Law Void in Guthrie Ohio
In Guthrie Ohio the district court declared the separate school law unconstitutional, ruling that separate school boards and separate schools for Negroes violate state law and civil rights. The decision centers on the legality of segregated schooling within the state.
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Guthrie
Ohio
Wnesestibie
Ghe Khan
Mukti Hatid Proclaimed Sultan Near Moroccan Border
Lalla Magha in Algeria proclaims Mukti Hatid as sultan at Ajde near the Moroccan border amid widespread public rejoicing. The proclamation comes with strong regional implications and local celebration across the area.
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Mulai Hatid
Lalla Magha
Algeria
Mukti Hatid
Ajde
Nell Mand Ties Lose a Good Friend to Jack
In a brief, puzzling note the Philadelphia Record reports Nell Mand and Belle Why amid a quarrel yet notes Nell Noi they are married. The item hints at a personal relation change without full details.
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Nell
Jack
Belle
Philadelpha
Wood's Liver Medicine for malaria and fever relief
A liquid remedy marketed to regulate the liver kidneys and bladder and relieve biliousness sick headache and constipation. The $1 bottle contains 24% more than the 50¢ size. First dose brings relief. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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Wood
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Copy for Ten Cents Weekly
The Daily Journal charges ten cents per week for home delivery across the city. The service promises prompt daily papers to subscribers citywide.
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the Daily Journal
Re-elected officers steer Loulaville Iron Henderson St. Louis group
The directors of Loulaville Iron Henderson and St. Louis route districts re-elected the same officers for the coming year. August federal receipts total 45 296 372 while expenditures reach 49 2003 500. The British bark Amazon en route to Tauni que from Port Talbot found wrecked off the Welsh coast. 27 crew lost. Augusta Georgia reports 10 000 in need of clothing amid shortages. Henry Stuckman of Indianapolis shot his wife and killed himself. The 11th convention of the National Master Bakers Association opens in Indianapolis. Mrs Arch Pickett of Jonesboro Arkansas killed her husband claiming abuse. James Stanwood Pierce dies in Tacoma Washington from apoplexy at 78. a cousin of President Franklin Pierce. Paint workers union in New Orleans on strike for higher wages. Fred Peterson 11 and Henry Arner 12 drown at Cedar Lake Michigan while playing. I B Gibbs of Gibbs Grain and Fuel Co Grand Forks New Jersey commits suicide. Missouri Pacific shops at Sedalia Missouri return to full-time after months of part-time work.
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Loulaville
Ironderson
St. Lois
Henderson
United States
Amazon
Port Talbot
Augusta
Henry Stuckman
Indianapolis
Natonal Master Bakers’ Association
Arch Pickett
Jonesbero
Ark
James Stanwood Pierce
Tacoma
Wash
Franklin Pierce
Paintera’ Ution
New Orleans
Fred Peterson
Henry Arner
Cedar Lake
Micu
I. B. Gibbs
Gibbs Grain and Fuel Company
Grand Forks
N. J
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
Dave
Nebraska primary results remain uncertain as polls close
Omaha Sept 2 with polls closing late in principal cities few returns had been received from the Nebraska state wide primary. Democratic ticket results remained in doubt in several counties leaving no basis for an estimate of the final outcome.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Women in Council at Geneva
The International Council of Women, organized by women at the 1898 Chicago World’s Fair and now about 7,000,000 strong, is in session in Geneva. The gathering serves as a precursor to the Toronto congress of women planned for next year.
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Geneva
International Council of Women
Toronto
Cun
Democrats Weigh State Role in Negro Organization Ties
New York September 2 The national Democratic committee has practically decided that each state committee shall decide upon what extent it will cooperate with negro organizations formed to support the Democratic national ticket.
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New York
National Democratic Committee
Markets Report Chicago Wheat Corn and Livestock Prices
Chicago and Buffalo quotes show mixed grains with Sept and Dec wheat and corn levels. livestock demand steady with hogs, cattle, and lambs priced across ranges. Receipts and bid behaviors noted for hogs and sheep, with regional variations in Buffalo and surrounding markets.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Thinning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
East Buffalo
Ring's Wit Liver Pills for biliousness and headache
The advertisement claims Ring's Wit Liver Pills cure biliousness and sick headache. It promotes them as keeping you well and urges readers to try the remedy. Sold by H. J. Moogk and C. P. Guenther.
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Ring
H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guenther
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