Party Views on Democratic Future From Prominent Leaders
New Orleans dispatch collects replies from Hoke Smith Horace Boies William Vilas John G Carlisle Henry Watterson and others on the party’s future reorganization platform and principles. They urge unity sound money and constitutional fidelity to guide a possible 1904 Democratic revival.
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Statement from Physicians on Natches Dengue Situation
A conference among local health officials and doctors reports dengue is prevalent in Natchez area with past yellow fever concerns. Authorities have isolated cases and will maintain precautions to prevent further spread as intense malaria season ends.
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Bryan to Take a Hunt in Missouri Game Trip
J. Bevan plans a hunting trip to Colonel Wermere's South Missouri game preserves this month. Colonel Wermere said preparations are underway but no definite date yet. Governor Duckery will join the party.
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Denison House burns. resident loses home to fire
The residence of Mr. Trobaugl of Denison Texas burned last night. Loss to home and contents estimated at 1000 dollars with no insurance.
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Indiana Returns Narrow Republican Lead In 1908 Elections
Indiana Republicans hold nine congressmen to four for Democrats. In the Fourth district Democrat Francis M. Griffith wins, while Fifth district GOP incumbent E. S. Holliday succeeds George Ferry. Statewide, McKinney’s plurality ranges 2000 to 25000. Legislature likely 41 Republicans on joint ballot. Leaders back Senator Fairbanks for president. Pattison and Lydell Clinton named as future candidates.
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Nebraska returns set SicKinsey ahead in pivotal race
Incomplete results from two thirds of the count show SicKinsey leading Nebraska by a plurality of at least 2000. Nebraska also re elected Governor Poynter and the full state ticket by modest margins. The legislature outcome hinges on Douglass County's final tally.
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Bryan Declines U S Attorney Post Prefers Presidency
The telegram from William J. Bryan printed in the Proning Journal states he would not under any circumstances accept the office of United States attorney even if offered. He says he would not take others' positions and jokes about aiming for the presidency. The message is dated Lincoln Nebraska November.
Turbulent State Election Claims Spark Bipartisan Fight
The lower house is split as Tyvo places in Sigubi. The State rejected Sapttiee with Dietrich and the papubyicin State ticket asserting victory from Silo to Too by a wide margin. Moon closish to danger Te claims victory as election for State Hekwl nears confirmation. In Liouglans county fraud charges surface from Democrats. Republicans claim 9 seats total with six senators and two representatives disputed. Democrats insist on two senators and all remaining seats.
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Cabinet changes rumor swirls around McKinley era reshuffles
Washington reports hint at a broad cabinet shakeup with potential retirements and new appointments. Officials named include Attorney General Gage and Secretary of the Treasury facing possible replacement, while Postmaster General is said to consider returning to private life. All cabinet members expected to resign March 4.
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Montana Legislature Returns and Bryan Telegram
Complete returns show the next Montana legislature with 53 Clark democrats 33 republicans 8 Daly democrats and 1 populist. Bryan leads governor race by about 000 as Toole for governor and other Clark ticket candidates are elected. Lincoln telegram from William J Bryan congratulates President McKinley on victory.
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Bryan's Iowa Statement On Republican Victory
The text relays Bryan's remarks after a surprising Republican win, praising Democrats for an honest campaign and duty done. It analyzes election dynamics, voter mobilization, and alleged vote buying while noting Republican gains and the broader political landscape. It mentions figures and parties, including Lincoln Nebraska, and reflects on future party strategy.
Kentucky and New York Fight Over Election Results
Reports from Kentucky claim Republican majorities may favor McKinley and Yerkes after ward canvasses, amid accusations of voting irregularities in Fayete and Breathitt counties. National figures urge acceptance of official counts while noting incomplete rural returns and disputed tallies.
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Former Senator Quay Reflects on Florida Visit
Washington November reports Former Senator M Quay plans to leave for Florida tomorrow morning He issued a public statement praising a Tuesday election result as a sweeping victory for stalwart Republicans and predicted the Senate will be organized by party leadership despite contrary statements.
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