German Judge Impeached After Self Testimony in Jersey Case
A German justice of the peace in a Jersey town presided over a case for a plaintiff with no counsel. He testified for the plaintiff then allowed witnesses to impeach others, ruling the plaintiff’s side lacked credibility while praising John Tinklepaugh, whose own testimony he deemed truthful. The judge’s verdict sided with the defendant despite the damning character witnesses.
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Jersey
John Tinklepaugh
Bacus
Jobo Tinklepaugh
Blaintif
Mia
John Tinklenaugh
John
Nklepaugh
John Tincklepaugh
Sarcastic Man at Concert Over Umbrella Comment
A sarcastic man exits a concert remarking I am obliged to the girl with the high coiffure and bow who blocked his view. He jokes about her not carrying an umbrella, while noting the unnamed woman in front of him.
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Gil
The Farmer and the Tariff in a Modern Era
A rhetorical piece arguing Governor Wilson misreads farmers profits from tariffs. It contrasts modern farm life with past images, noting technologies like telephones, radios and automobiles, and cites a Tennessee planter’s view on agriculture and markets. It references historical figures Burr and Maillson and a Princeton background.
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Wilson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Eagleston
Tennessee
Europe
Princeton
Burr
Maillson
Andrew Jackson
Political sways and promises in a party contest
The Globe Democrat surveys a heated campaign in which Bhall and Alber My lead, while other candidates attack incumbents. Voters weigh government growth, jobs, and trust as the party’s record faces a decisive test amid calls for sober, forward looking leadership. Leading figures praise prosperity and manufacturing growth, urging continuation over change.
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Rt. Louis Globe Democrat
Whitart
Alber
Phey
Bether
Teade
Owrestio
Torel
Republican Party
Republican Chances and Campaign Rhetoric in Judland
Readers witness a verbose argument favoring the Republican Party. The speaker cites voter sentiment, concerns about crops, and opinions on President Wilson era policy while portraying opponents as failing to meet economic needs. The text emphasizes support for Republican candidates and critiques of the opposing party.
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Kenting
Judland
Lle
Sayar Parmerk
Talay Ane
Rislbona Wen
Aid
Tabor de
Ife
Republicain Party
Republic
Republican National Administration
Fire at Ei. J. Mitchell store on Sunday afternoon
A Sunday blaze at Ei J Mitchell’s store caused heavy smoke and water damage confined to the rear of the shop. Investigators suggest a kerosene stove and melted lamp led to the fire, with about 2000 dollars in losses. Mitchell lacks insurance for fixtures and plans to move stock to the Flannery building during repairs.
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Ei. J. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Ife
Mrs. Mitchell
Atic
Mitchell
District Court Session Reports Robbery Indictment
The district court remains in session at the county seat. Fisher, linked to the Cylinder bank robbery, was buset Tuesday after being indicted by the grand jury for robbery. Carley pleaded guilty to attempting to assault Clara Sandall and received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence at Anamosa. McKenzie won a case against Herman Marks over advertising fees for railway depots.
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Geounty
Fisher
Buset
Carley
Clara Sandall
Anamosa
McKenzie
Herman Marks
Mars
Bank Robbery at Gillette Grove Stuns Small Town
A bank in Gillette Grove, west of Ayrshire, was robbed last Wednesday night. The blast from an explosion shattered the vault and safe, with $520 in cash and $520 in checks and drafts taken. The robbers escaped by auto toward Calumet after a pursuit by local officials. Witnesses noted a lunch eaten by strangers in the stock yards and dining remarks traced to Rockwell City. The bank, once burned, is now housed in a smaller building. the bank is insured.
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Gillette Grove
Ayrshire
Calumet
O’brien
Gillettte
Rockwell City
Karl Higgens
Market Day Sale in Gradlinger on November 2 1912
A market day sale will be held in Gradlinger on Saturday November 2, 1912. Bring in items to sell exchange old furniture for new and discard what you don t need. List all property by October 22 with M. O. Grad land.
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Gradlinger
M. O. Gradland
Why Change Votes to Keep Republican Tariff Signs
Farmers oppose change fearing lower land and crop prices. They cite nine to ten cent hogs and corn at 75 cents, with horses at $200, and prefer continuation of the Republican administration to preserve current market conditions.
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Repullian
Progressive party funds sought from corporations revealed
A letter signed by J A Hooker national treasurer discusses a Progressive Party appeal to corporate heads to subscribe money for party propaganda under business development and tariff planks. The note notes funds would be used for legitimate expenses and questions how money was handled and returned if misused.
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J A. Hooker
Progresplya Party
Roosevolt
Taft Speech Accepting Republican Nomination Highlights Two Big Issues
President Taft's acceptance speech underscores two decisive questions for America: preserving a sound constitutional government with an independent judiciary, and fostering near-term prosperity by sustaining the current economic base and encouraging lawful capital-enabled business growth. The address argues voters will see through misrepresentation during a three month campaign and choose stability and growth.
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Taft
Prosperity the Issue guides Taft support in 1892 race
The Sioux City Journal endorses reelecting President Taft and the Republican party. It argues prosperity rests on Republican leadership, praises past progress, warns against utopian remedies, and urges voters to trust GOP prudence and business integrity.
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Ucket
Taft
Tepublican Party
United States
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Toosa
Republiman Party
Sioux City Journal
Unclear Fragment Rewrites in Native Tongue Clue
A fragmentary line hints at a cryptic nature related to form and water. The readable words suggest explanation of how you came to aguaal and reference to His Nature. The text is garbled and lacks identifiable names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
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