Chicago turmoil theme in republican ticket and civil service notes
A fragmented list of republican candidates appears beside notes on Secretary Newton and a Chicago grammar schools exam. The piece discusses vacancies in the post office, Taft veto dynamics, and fiscal self sufficiency of the Philippine government with receipts to the U S treasury and whispers of con science gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Newton
United States Civil Service Commission
Chicago Post Office Department
Newton
Taft
House
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippine
Congress
Treasury
Philippines
Post Office Department
Porto—Rico
Alaska
Illinois Marriage Licenses and Gov Deneen Statement
Listed marriage licenses dated July 15 to July 20 for Holmquist Falk Champion Kellogg Tolman Hartman Hoogerwerf and others. Gov Deneen replies to Progressive committee asserting loyalty to Republican nomination and platform and warns against bid for bipartisan government and loss of direct primary pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A. Holmquist
Minden Neb
Ada Elizabeth Falk
Geneseo
Oscar Lewis Champion
Macomb
Mary W. Kellogg
Cambridge
Anson L. Collinson
Altoona
Zina M. Tolman
Galya
Charles Henry Hartman
Atkinson
Christian Hoogerwerf Atkinson
WH Stead republican candidate for attorney general
WH Stead is named as the Republican candidate for attorney general in the 1912 campaign. The announcement notes his party affiliation and the statewide race context dated July 22, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stead
Higher Morality and Roosevelts Shifting Party Claims
The New York Tribune editorial critiques Theodore Roosevelt’s changing partisan stance as he seeks the presidency. It notes Roosevelt aligning with Republicans in some states, Democrats elsewhere, and Progressive labels in New York, while attacking both major parties as unprogressive and calling his approach a display of higher morality. It questions the sincerity of his appeals to progressives and potential cross endorsements. The piece contrasts his platform with the Chicago and Baltimore platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Roosevelt
Republicer
Illinois
Wilson
Cleveland
Bryan
Kansas
North Carolina
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
New York Tribune
Party Bolts in U S History and taft era reflections
The piece surveys historic party bolts in U S politics, noting the 1901 Federal party split under John Adams, Jackson's era divisions with Webster and Gray, the 1860 Democratic split yielding Lincoln, and the 1864 effort led by Chase Davis and Greeley. It frames bolt attempts as mostly unsuccessful outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Chicago
Federal Party
Alexander Hamilton
Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Henry—Gray
Daniel
Ster
Steagern
John C. “Breckenridge
Twain
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham—Lincoln
Salmon P. Chase
Henry Winter Davis
Horace Greeley
Gen. Fremont
Republican party turmoil in 1872 election era described
The piece notes the 1872 Republican rift led by Grant opponents and Liberal Republicans including Horace Greeley. It details defections of leaders like Lyman Trumbull and Charles Sumner, the rise of the Liberal Republican party, Greeley’s nomination, Brown’s vice presidency bid, and Grant’s landslide win with large margins in key states. It cites Carl Schurz and other reform figures and notes many statesmen retired or shifted roles after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Horace White
Chicago Tribune
Wiliam Curtiss
Harper's Weekly
Orate Greely
New York One
John &_Whittier
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Cassius_M.Clay
Kentucky
Carl Sdhurz
ora=tor
Andrew G €Urtin
Pennsyyvania
B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
Republican Party
Horace Greeley
Bratz Brown
Carl Schurz
Gen
Blaine
Coures
Monroe
Pierce
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Chy
Indiana
Historian Urges Local Indians Relics Museum Drive
Joliet's F M Mublig calls for Illinois Valley museums to preserve priceless Indian relics found in river mounds. He warns locals that looser stewardship risks losing valuable historic possessions to outsiders, urging community support and respectful preservation. He notes that resistance to censorship should combine discipline with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicles
Illinois Valley
F. M. Mublig
Joliet
Mublig
Chicago
The
Wales
Mr. Mublig
Solomon as Guide in Business From Proverbs
Rev. A L Young at Des Plaines camp meeting cites Solomon and the Books of Proverbs as modern business guides. He notes warnings about surety, diligence, and honest weights, and defends the use of a rod in childrearing against the notion that spare the rod spoils the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
A L.young
Granrle
Episcopal Church
Des Plaines
Dr. Young
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Republic
Obi
John—G—Oglesby
C. J. Doyle
James S-Mccullough
Andrew Runsel Ald
Wim. H. Stead
B._M._Chipperfield. 3-8 woken Era is Pe hoy Eh W.E. Mason ‘Member of Garr. Eress
Geo. W. Prince
Dietrich
F. Velde
C. Pervier
Gircuit
A Horberg
C. M. Furner
John Johnson
C. Martin
Wood
Senate
Senate Military Committee
Coon
MM. Taft
Federal Treasury
Deneen
Springfield
Jaly
Messrs
Medill McCormick
B.F. Harris
F. G. Allen
J. T. Williams
Chauncey Depew
Repubican
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Charles S. Denee
Geneseo Chautauqua
Atty. Gen
Party Bolt
cee Hosford &_Woehr
Rocky
Colorado
Via
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island
Lehi
C. Brown
Agest Geneseo
S. F. Boyd
Davenport
U.S
North Dakota
U. S
Govt
Agricultural Dept
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Union
North-Dakota
Ransom County
Elliott
Lisbon
Northern Pacific
the Straits
Bkos
Companny
Ligonier, Indiana
G.E. Kimmel
la Salle, IN
Geneseo, Hl
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