Political tides shift in Fifty-seventh congress race analysis
A detailed forecast shows Republicans aiming for control with gains in Indiana Maryland Ohio and North Carolina, citing plurality ranges and district patterns. It notes past pluralities under 2000 and 3000 in various states, with disruptions from resignations deaths and seat reassignments shaping the opening of the Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloge
Brigham R. Roberts
Utah
William F. Aldrich
Gaston A. Robbins
Alabama
Richard A. Wise
William A. Young
Virginia
Charles A. Chickering
New York
Alfred C. Harner
Pennsylvania
Epes
John W. Smith
Maryland
Arkingar
Snee
California
Colorado
Condoeneut Delawire
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
IL Likinois
Indiana
Seaman Fae Lowa
Marsachusects
Mississippi
Wyoming
Shinoh
Hinois
Wtaases
Kentucky
d—Massachusettie
Dem
Minnesota
Veesee
Nebraska
New Jersey
iNew York
North Carolina
Ohio
Ohile
West Virginia
Slur on Roosevelt Triggers Statewide Fallout
The New York Journal reports backlash as Governor Roosevelt’s quote attacking a political faction sparks outrage across New York. Democrats and Republicans condemn the remark as unjust and unfounded while telegraphing their views on the governor’s actions and public duties.
Further Expressions of Opinion on Roosevelt Campaign Methods
A storm of protest against Theodore Roosevelt’s assault on the honor of democrats spreads nationwide. Readers in many professions repudiate his slur and vow to vote against him, especially in the South where indignation grows. Prominent Democrats cite heroes such as Wheeler Bagley and Dewey to argue Roosevelt’s political error and lack of backbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mason and Dixon
South
General Wheeler
General Lawton
Philippines
Enelyn Worth Bagley
Cardenas
Nsign Bagley
Hhs
Fitzhugh Lee
Dewey
Manila Bay
Ewten
Admiral Sculey
Santiago
Joseph Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
Hobson
Merrimac
Sanetiago Harbor
Illinois Democrats Eye Several Congressional Seats This Fall
The piece notes Illinois Democrats expect carry in the Fifteenth and other southern districts, with predictions of three to four districts in Chicago and seven to nine statewide. It cites voters favoring Jett over Caldwell and Lorimer facing a tough reelection race amid canal patronage and Puerto Rican bill opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutell
Cook
R. R. Hitt
Illinois
Marsh
Ilinois
Rodenberg
Tanner
Gast St. Louis
Johu Baker
Rodenbers
Twenty-first
Jett
Bishteqath
Caldwell
Springfell
Chicago
Lorimer
Waled
Indiana House Seats Show Democratic Hopes in Key Districts
Indiana Democrats tout chances in Hoosier districts as they target Seventh Indianapolis and Thirteenth districts. Burke, a strong anti Imperialist, seeks victory amid cross party support from Allen W. Clark. Johnson backs Bryan in Sixth, Quaker voters in region cited as potential swing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Evaneville
Hoo
Morrison
Johnson
Bryan
Barlham ‘College
Richmond
Frank B. Burke
Democratic Congressionall
Indianuanolis
Burke
Allen W. Clark
Democratic
Tae Indianapolis
Taewaert
Ayd Reieely
New York Electoral Vote History Mentioned in Debate
The text notes New York Democrats praising party managers while warning the Empire State vote is erratic and near impossible to predict. It recalls New York's electoral vote historically going to Grant in 1872 and to New York Sit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weta Roosevelt
Cuba
Marylang Bwung
O Or
MacKinley Whittemore
New York
Empire State
Grant
Political shifts mirror early American presidencies and governors
The piece mulls historical links from Tilden to McKinley with references to Cleveland Harrison and Garfield, noting era vibes when imperialism waned and the nation drifted through war uncertainties. It cites Rockefeller winning a WSUS governorship by about 17000 amidst a Republican-leaning New York districts context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Garfield
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Pita
Rockevell
Wsus
New York
Democratic Party Forecast in Kentucky Races
Report notes Democratic hopes in Kentucky across Ninth and Fifth districts. Ninth district previously gave Samuel J. Pugh small margins in 1898 and 1906 with Republican gains. Democrats seek a two seat gain with a Democratic governor at the state level. Fifth district, Louisville, saw a Republican plurality in past elections. Democrats argue it remains favorable for two more years with Oscar Turner referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Samuel J. Push
Louisville
Oscar Turner
Maryland Democrats Favored Despite Close Districts
Four of five Maryland districts are tightly contested while overall trend leans Democratic. Baltimore remains a strong anti-imperialism base with significant German-American support. Prominent Republicans like Wellington and others have signaled efforts to influence the Aryan and Sleven race, potentially shaping Maryland’s electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Belator Wellington
Dr. Wu
A. Croffitt
Rossa Downing
Patrick O'Farrell
Jackson MH. Rosstus
Henry FP
Keenan
L. W. Habercom
Washingin Hive
Aryan
Slevenson
Democratic Prospects Rise in Key Congressional Districts
The piece notes near ties and small margins in multiple districts in Town and neighboring areas, with Democrats gaining ground as Republican splits and tariff opposition affect races. It cites Leuig from the Twelfth district, historic margins in Davenport and Sixth districts, and Kansas lines predicting large fusion gains for Brian.
Sum Up the Situation in Kansas Politics Today
The article argues Democratic factions with populist support can win Kansas seats in the next Congress. It predicts Democratic gains in Fires, Third, Finch, Sixth districts and shifts in Second, Fourth and Seventh. It asserts foreign born voters will protest McKinney's 1910 election and that notable figures oppose McKinsey, affecting congressional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Democrate
Kansas
Finch
Lasvea
House of Representatives
United States
McKinney
Harrison
Thomas B. Reed
Henry A. Johnson
Wellington
Maryland
Henderson
Webster Davis
Missouri
McKinsey
Anderson County Primaries Bring Unclear Returns in Key Races
Returns from the Anderson county Democratic primaries show uncertainty in several contests including railroad commissioner where Curtis or Storey may win. Henderson and Hurt for judge of criminal appeals are undecided. Morris elected county clerk and Walla sheriff won by a small margin. two more polls remain to decide several races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texas
Alostion
Terson County
Curtis
Storey
Henlerson
Hurt
Court of Criminal Appeals
Brookshire Republicans Nominees for County Offices Named
The August 4 petpeptican primary in Brookshire Texas lists nominees for county posts including N. O. Broskahire for commissioner T. N. Bonus for justice of the peace K. A. Pearson for constable and I. MM Cuney endorsed for legislators D. Py iMaien elected precinct chairman and A. G. Wynn secretary Delegates to the county convention include Cbig Palen A. G. Wynne S& A. Downer A. Spmuels A. T. Patey G. A. Pournie M. S. Bostick J. Coger Henry Vaughn A. FE Gibbe John Melarty H. A. Orudoir each given one half vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookshire
Texas
N. O. Broskahire
T. N. Bonus
K. A. Pearson
I. MM
Cuney
D. Py iMaien
Oa. G. Wynn
Cbig Palen
A. G. Wynne
S& A. Downer
A. Spmuels
A. T. Patey
G. A. Pournie
M.S. Bostick
J. ©. Coger
Henry Vaughn
A. FE Gibbe
John Melarty
H. A. Orudoir
Joint Campaign Tour In Third District
Hon B Byars and G White, Republican candidate for Congress in the Third District, spoke in Greenville and planned a week of two speeches daily in Van Zandt County. Democrats anticipate strong results from the joint canvass in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Texas
Augusta
Hon
B. . Byars
van Zandt County
G. White
Congress
Belton News Notes Conf Confederate Reunion Arrangements
Belton Texas August notes report preparations for the upcoming Confederate reunion. Salado association adjourned after a short session with light attendance and revised leadership. Local clergy and teachers reflect on community events as officials discuss trains, factory labor, and district court sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Texas
Mijor A. J. Howe
Sulado
Coraflantos
Rompion
Palvantage
Brooks
Wywa
Havine
Furnan
Mire
J. 2
Millar Bava
New York
Mira Nannie
Fergusin
Grayson College
Chicago
FF. M. Law
Bryan
W. C. Lathmore
Danton
Hydrophobia Fatal Bite Reported Near Weatherford
John Garland of Authon vicinity in Parker County was bitten by a cook yesterday. Physicians warn the wound may cause hydrophobia and fear he cannot recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Texas
John Garland
Authon
Heat for rheumatism Elmer and Amends Prescription No 2853
EB F Schmidt of Houston Texas markets a heat rub noted for rheumatic relief. The advertisement claims a long proven cure and promotes the product as a celebrated remedy with its merits on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer & Amend
Schmidt
Houston
Texas
Sherman Hosts Fourth Regiment Encampment Visitors Arrive
A large influx from rural districts pitches tents in Sherman for six days of camp life as the Fourth Regiment encampment opens. Fort Worth Fencibles and Lloyd Rifles depart to join the Sherman event, while Weatherford and Cleburne units prepare to attend and show their drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Texan
Cieburne
Fort Worth
Texas
Weatherford
Texas Volunteer Guard
La Grange Gupting Association Aids Local Black Schools
In La Grange Texas on August 6 the La Grange Gupting association gathered for a missionary and educational program. About 6000 attendees heard pledges totaling around 200 to support Hearne and Houston academies, with 30 pledges from ground members and a strong show of daily support for the schools. A Quarto Centennial Bible was presented as gifts to teachers and supporters, and sermons emphasized advancing religious education and the institutions run by the colored community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Grange
Texas
la Grange Gupting Association
Hearne Academy
Houston Academy
Christian
Wwe
Vollverna RL
York
O. BE
Perpetier
William Tea
Borough
la Grange
Colleen
James Wodgea
Gonzalea
Mia
Giddings
Taylor
Smithville
Ruffin
Shipper
Belood Kings
Griggs
Philippians
George Grady
Austin
John Fialingear
East Sixth
Driskill Hotel
Ballinger
Stamper
Terrell Holiness Camp Meeting Reports Splendid Progress
In Terrell Texas on August 4 the holiness camp meeting advances with strong services despite heavy rains. Rev HM Morrison delivered powerful sermons and Dr W T Godhey drew large audiences for Bible readings. Korecy’s singing praised as top quality, prospects described as very encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Texas
Morrison
W. T. Godhey
Pol. Korecy
Summer formal in Flatonia ends after eight weeks
In Flatonia Texas the summer formal taught by Prof G D Scott is concluded after eight weeks. Forty five students enrolled with twenty five taking the examination as the session ended yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatonia
Texas
G.D. Scott
Georgetown Normal Closed in Williamson County Texas
Georgetown Texas August 6 1900 The Georgetown normal school closed today after a session attended by 120 teachers and 40 residents It was likely the largest normal school gathering in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Normal
Georgetown
Texas
Normal
Williamson County
Officers Elected at Georgetown Confederation Meeting
In Williamgon county at Jonah the ex-Confederate association elected Judge D. Ghesaber of Georgetown as commander Captain J. R. Hargis of Tyler as vice commander and Rev. M. C. Hutton of Georgetown as chaplain during the August 6 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu. C
Georgetown
Tenis
Williamgon County
Jonah
D. Ghesaber
Conemeander
J. R. Hargis
Tyler
M. C. Hutton
Hall's Great Kidney and Cinder T (Note: T must be 70 chars max. this is a placeholder due to garbled input)
A testimonial touts Hall's Great Discovery for kidney and bladder troubles. The ad claims family satisfaction and lists W. Hall as producer with distribution through Houston Drug Company and local Texas suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
W. Hall
P. St. Louie
Babi
All Druggiate
Houston Drug Company
Hellville
Texas
Iis
Joe Wis
Austin County
Railway officials visit town amid tax receipts and relocations
Major Quintn of the Houston and Texas Central railway spent yesterday in town inspecting the state of affairs. Internal revenue receipts for the past month totaled 158541.81, with 4940 attributed to beer stamps. The Avastin and Northwestern railway offices relocate to the Board of Trade building, expanding space. Senator Sobeatian departed for Houston after a brief visit. Dieters Attorney Moore returns from Georgetown. Lockhart Grocery Company charter filed with the secretary of State, capital stock 50000, with incorporators L and D Heldenheimer and D W Schram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avill
Quint
Houston and Texas Central Railway
Hiatual
Avastin and Northwestern Railway
Driskill Hotel
Board of Trade
Fourth
Genares
Sobeatian
Houston
Moore
Georgetown
Lockhart Grocery Company
Secretary of State
L. and
D. Heldenheimer
D. W. Schram
Live Stock Sales Report From San Angelo Area Auction
The San Angelo notes list ranch transfers and cattle lots in Schleicher and nearby counties. Buyers include Joven Bros and Mitchell outfits with 120 head cattle comprising calves yearlings and beef cows, sold in mixed lots at prices around 14 to 20 dollars per head. Numerous traders across Texas and nearby states listed consignments of steers cows calves and horse stock with prices and destinations including Kansas City and Terrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Texas
Hester McKengty
Schreicher
Joven Bros
Martin
Corsicana
Webl
Soo
Immedete de Vorys Melivoire Brow
Noliva
Schleither County
Terrell
Jones
Concho County
Heederton
Ighanl Ilson
Alegare
Willam Aucon Tas
Eit M. Slater
Kansas
Sutton County
Wiehiran
Sam Nutt
Gawlen Bros
M. Sutherlin
Salter
Holfern
Kansas City Saten
Kanne City
Aneult
Kapeon City
Gwiwnd
Davideon
Kan
Io Ane Fapdon
Wort
Cobb
Tesas
Lst
Hun & Day
Chittem & Parr
Oaktaha
Goodwin Bron
Chetopa
I. T
Mb Eowe
Movements of Ocean Vessels Norfolk Special to The Post
Norfolk reports arrivals and departures of multiple ships with origins ports including Galveston Havana and Antwerp. Vessels listed include Nordikap Aran san Monarch Kyanse and more, with destinations such as Capetown London Liverpool New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Nordikap
Galveston
Port Foads
Aransan
Havana
Monarch
Vincent
Cape de Verde
den of Airlie
Capetown
South Africa
Kyanse
London
Galicia
Ger
Hamb Vie
Newport News
Piortdian
Liver Boul
Afrion
Antwerp
John Wilson
Nor
Bliuefields
Bark Tha Limory
New York
Echoone
Mabel Jordan
Boston
Aller
Geonos
Naplia
Gibraltar
Isle of
Cherokee Conference to Meet at Big Tucker Springs
The noted secret society of Cherokee Indians the Kote will meet at Big Tucker Springs on August 11 to discuss the future of the full bloods. The group embraces all full blood Cherokee in the nation and opposes changes in tribal relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Tucker Springs
Thentson
Texan
Kotewos
Secret Society of
Cherokee Indians
Corrigan Mass Meeting Seeks Polk County Split
Citizens of Corrigan and surrounding areas held a mass meeting to urge the Texas legislature to divide Polk County into two, creating a new county in the northern portion. J. G. Locke served as acting chairman with BR. W. Scurlock as secretary. A committee including J. W. Cobb L. B. Locke J. Bergman HB. 8B. Burch and Hardy Standley was formed to compute the square mileage of Polk Tyler and city counties. The group adjourned with the committee to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrigan
Texas
Polk County
J. G. Locke
Seal
BR. W. Scurlock
J. W. Cobb
L. B. Locke
J. Bergman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ais
Come
Ign
Konsap
Chicago Chronicle
Kanata
TSS
Imperialinm
Japiam
Trusta
Caroline
Antifat League
Asf
Reed
Harseontor Wellington
Meney Shoutson
Pouidamm Wececece
Huulonists Oben
Gebeps
Milcan
Motom ccc
Cece
Bifal Distrits
D. Rotable Democratic Representa
Pifty
Bie Republican Representa
Inirepublican
McKigley
Mirmean
Conend
Garry
Kateas
Pmt Maracers
Miortanes
Bebbs
Windia
Rica
Tibnneeelz
Vluse
Mercowneiy
New North Carolina
Erd
Michigan
Lancas
Isu
Boenomenay
Ernor
McLean
Buckeye
Iinals
Henry Sherman Boutell
Lawton
Schley
Wheeler
New York Journal
Journal
Hoosier State
Empire &Tate
John J. Leuig
Kentz
Thie
J. H. Quthwaelte
Watson
Columbia District
Trongly Gornyima
Ftte
Lente
Davenport
Welter J. Hayes
G. M. Curie
Cootressmas Lacey
James J. Weaver
Turtarist
Lacey
Anderson County
Belton News
Wharton County Statistica
Whiarton
C. Dunlap
Hig Corpa
Messrs. Thayer
Fouter
Post
Ltic
Corsicana News Notes
Sun-Light Publishing Company
A. W. Hartman
Frank Hines
Fred L. Bibby
James L. Autry
Easurer
Nona Armstrong
Gira
Fred Robinson
Polx Avenue
Lola Hough
Competer
A. K. Hough
The
Harvey Restaurant
Aero~ Fee
Oserke
Villeus
St. Louie
Ozarks
T.V.G
Cleburne
Alfred Drew
Moss Sittles
Sherman Tonorrow
Religious
Colored Baptists
Terrell Holiness Meeting
Fo. Hall
Port Cobb
M. Ke Drown
Ityan
Wilson
Uolliday
Chittun Brow
Catoowa
Greery
Caddo
W. G. Reamer
Welch
Gox
Fort Gobb
Horsford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!