Socialist message appeals to first voters in 1904 race
The article frames the Socialist party as the only force addressing living issues and democracy, arguing the Republican and Democratic parties are allied with Wall Street. It urges the first-time voter to back Debs, claiming the Socialists would take over and run trusts for the people, creating work and wealth for all who work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Bhh
Wallst
Capitalia
Tisis
Rockefeller, Morgan & Co
Rockefeller
Socielism
Shoul
Saranet Party
Industral
Segiahat
Sociast
Ihe Tong Wud
Ton Munch
Fourth in series of party letters outlines claims
The item notes the fourth installment in a series where the lead era presents their party's claims for support. It emphasizes ongoing messaging and advocacy without detailing specific policy points or event dates. The fragment suggests a continued sequence of political communications.
Public Health Orders Spark Spitting Prosecutions at Theaters
Police arrested three men Monday night for violating the spitting ordinance in public places. Arrestees were Claude Ellice Elmer Yager and Benjamin Fortscue, all taken at the Grand and the Park theaters. Officials vow strict enforcement with further arrests at theaters and on streets. Eagle incident reported at New Richland Wisconsin where Go ATC Have killed a large gray eagle near eight miles north of the city, dragging a yearling bull away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroger
Fark
Grand
Claude Ellice
Elmer Yager
Benjamin Fortscue
Emics
the Grand
Ptrolman Huhn
Gansolus
Barmfuhrer
New Richmond
Wis
Ball at Tomlinson Hall With Beiser Orchestra
A Monday evening event at Tomlinson Hall featuring a music program by Beiser's orchestra. Robert Galder serves on the general committee for the event, organized by the Browsed of locomotive firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Beiser
Robert ¥. Galder
Enat Eral Committee
Appoints Longstreet's Widow Postmaster in Gatherville
The president directed the appointment of Longstreet's widow to the postmastership at Gatherville. Farrow, the former postmaster, was removed after an inspector found he had been a resident of the district. Hearst keeps up the fight in Washington with new questions about a coal trust and inter state commerce inquiry.
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Longstreet
Iscrippe M Rae
Washington
Stra
James Longstreet
Gatherville
Sfarry P. Farrow
Hearst
Scripps
RAE
New York
William R. Hearst
Federal
Gentan Mercyweather
Chicago
Cox Bros, Aliners
Will Hunt Camels in Arizona Topeka Kas
Willie Sells son of W Allen Sels, a showman, plans camel hunting in Arizona and camel raising in western Kansas. He cites his father’s 9 year old camel hunt near Gila Bend, Maricopa County, capturing and shipping camels east. Sells aims to round up 1000 to 240 camels roaming the Gila River country, then drive them to his Kansas ranch to test camel raising and sell to circuses in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Arizona
Kansas
Willie Sells
W. Allen Sels
Sells
Cactus Plains
Gila Bend
Maricopa County
Roem
W. Allen Sells
Cawhors
Daraedevl
Winciectis
Busine
Wille Sells
Gila River
Counry
Kearney
Kanwar
Kind Mongol by Douglas Story
Mukden narrative on Lamas shows Tibet Mongolian monasteries and Buddhist life. The author contrasts Lao Lama devotions with Western soldiers at Mukden and reflects on the gentle, pure conduct of Mongolian lamas amid unfamiliar cultures and landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Story
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mukden
Tibet
Mongolia
Manchuria
Peking
Dai Lama Monastery Episode Describes Torture and Ceremony
The narrative recalls brutal punishments reserved for women and describes mangling devices like saws and gags. It details May rites at Lanta monastery with animal dances, ritual music, and the Dai Lama’s ceremonial display. A Cossack soldier’s devotions and return to service are noted as part of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanta
Mongalla
Ireland
Yorkshire
Chia
Notice of license applications in Marion County Indiana
Notice to Eleventh ward and Center township voters that an applicant will seek December term 19M approval from the county commissioners to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. Describes business locations in Indianapolis and Ward II Washington Street details followed by an abstractor’s notice also seeking license to sell intoxicants in smaller quantities. Includes promotional Insurance pitch by F C Fry of Indiana Trust Building.
Notice of liquor license application in Center Township
The subscriber gives notice to Ward IL Center Township Marian County Indiana that he will apply to the county commissioners at their December term 194 for a license to sell spirituous vicious malt and other intoxicating liquors in free quantities not exceeding five gallons at a time with on premise consumption. The business place is a room 16 by 60 feet fronting north on Washington Street on the first floor of a brick building located 16104-12 feet west of the lot corner in City of Indianapolis Center Township. The premises known as 1 Washington St Ward No IL. Lestor Secttor.
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Eleventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Auti
Indianapolis
Virgila Ve
Kravss
Marian County
Washington
Renauds Subdivision
Vallet &1
Onehip
Washington St
David Davis
Washington-al
Custon
Equate 6
Terion
Ward No
Lestor
Seventh Ward
Wabashat
Eoiare 44
Indianapolte
Wabashi
David Loowtr
Board of Commissioners
Maries County
State of Indiana
Piace
Ann Reidlige
Wama
Maries Vaunty
Ladiasia
Paul Lable
Rover
Ion
Sheldon
Bernem
F. Morris
Roosevelt Avenue
Tadang
North Rural Street
Certer
Arate
Busineas
Bow Wright
Tadiangpolix
Center
Indiana Ave
Toom
Said County
Indiana Avenue
Indianapolh
Notice of liquor licensure in Seventh ward Indianapolis
The notice to citizens and voters of Center township Marion county announces a December term hearing for a license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons at a premises described as a first floor room 120 feet facing north on Wabash Street in Indianapolis. Owner listed as David Lowther with address on No. 10 Wabash ward No. 2.
Soldier pardoned from Alcatras prison after wartime killing
San Francisco dispatch reports Cheten Fields, a soldier sentenced to 30 years for killing a Filipino at Catbaglogan, Samar, was pardoned by President Roosevelt. Court martial had exonerated him before Gen. Fred Grant overruled and imposed the long prison term. Fields cites that the slain man had two staters in Grants employ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iscripps-M'Raethlatert Sey
San Francisco
Cheten Fields
Bilbid
Alcatres
Roosevelt
Fields
Catbaglogan
Samar
Fred Grant
Andings
Grant
Narrow Escape for Banker in Mexican Deep Run
From Laredo Texas a New York banking firm Ny i Sprice may have faced disaster when a party’s motor trip toward the Mexican border nearly wrecked in the dark. James Barlee was uninjured though others felt the peril. a faint report calls it a close shave amid a record pace event between the city of Mexico and Laredo. Bargain Month at the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps
Laredo
Tex
James Barlee
New York
Ny i Sprice &A
Mexico
Davia
Notice of liquor license applications in Indianapolis wards
The subscriber gives notice to residents of multiple Marion County wards that he will apply to the Board of Commissioners at the December term for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in specified premises and times, with rights to patrons to drink on site. Addresses include various rooms and buildings on Indiana Avenue and Rural Street, Indianapolis, and requests pool table and restaurant privileges in some listings.
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Watson
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Demoratic Party
Socialist Par
Eugene ¥. Nebs
Han
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Guard Public Health
Ana
Thava
M. I
T. Om
D. H. Loomis
Philadelphia
Uae
Reedt
Mali
T. Co
Toledo
Weber Drug
Claypool Hotel
Bidg
Cor
Washington and
Sinole Sts
Huzie SS
Ike
Italy
Spain
Abbes
John Lateran
Rome
Barak
Morris
Bariat
Fry
Indiana Trust
Aee
F.C. Fry
Iscripps
M'Rae
A& Fellows
IGE
Cubehe
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