Sherman Named Vice President Candidate in 1908 Ticket
James S. Sherman of Utica, long congressman from the Twenty seventh New York district, is nominated on the Republican ticket for Vice President. The piece reviews his career as a lawyer banker and parliamentarian, his close ties to Speaker Reed, and family background including his wife Carrie Babcock Sherman and three sons.
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N. Y
House of Representatives
New York
Oneida
Herkimer
Utica
Sherman
Congress
Thomas B. Reed
Taft
House
Department of Justice
Det
Richard Updyke Sherman
Richard M. Sherman
Ineida County
Mary F. Sherman
Vermont
Hamilton College
Clinton, N. Y
Richard Updyke
H. J. Cookinham
Speaker Reed
Maine
Reed
Mr. Sherman
Revenue Cutter Service
Panama
Henderson
Congressional Campaign Committee
Genesee Street
Tiea
Carrie Babcock Sherman
Eliakim Sherrill
Sherrill
Richard Updike
Thomas Moore
James S. Sherman
Washington
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Congressional Club
James Breck Perkins
New Willard
Carrie Babcock
Col
Gettysburg
Sherri Sherman
Utica Trust Company
Richard A. Sherman
Root
The Awful Murder Plot A Literary Tale of Two Men and a Maid
A narrator recounts meeting a novelist friend Hatch and a dramatic young woman who confesses to murder plotting for a story. The tale unfolds with mistaken clues, a dramatic cliff scene, moral musings, and a comic reveal as Hatch and visitors arrive amid confusion and staged hiding.
Science Brevities and Global Ventures in Brief
An expedition funded by the Russian Ministry of Marine aims to find a northeast passage between the Atlantic and Pacific. Canada drew 59,312 immigrants from the U S last year. over 120,000 came from the United Kingdom and 84,000 from Europe. A typhoid survey will be funded by the Russell Sage Fund in Pittsburgh. Vienna seeks Moravian mine control due to coal costs and supply reliability. A Siberian Railway extension across the Amur is favored and may open 40,000,000 acres of corn land. A school car test on signaling for Union and Southern Pacific employees reports 1258 tests with about 99 percent efficiency and no serious accidents.
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Canada
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Amur
Union
Southern Pacific
A Laugh in Church Inspires Quiet Churchgoers
In a small church setting a four foot tall child wearing flippers giggles while the congregation smiles and whispers blessing the child. The scene contrasts the child’s playful wonder with the solemn moment of the preacher and guests.
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