First Time Voter’s Dilemma on Party Choice
A regional opinion piece presents six national figures answering how a first time voter should align. It favors the Republican stance, argues the party's principled defense of right and duty, and cites historical party platforms and statements to urge young men toward GOP allegiance.
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Shaw
Republicans
Na-ional
Taggart
The
Democrate
Debs
Swatflow
Watean
Socialiata
Prohibitionista
J. Lincoln Blelfens
Republican Party
Gore Men
Kentucky
John Mason Brown
Roosevelt
Craw Craw in Kisses Head of Birminghams
English professor Denver Whittles Birmingham university expert on dental histology and pathology declares the spreading disease craw craw caused by a worm in the blood. He cites hundreds of cases in Birmingham and traces to Africa with soldiers returning home spreading it through courtesies and families. Clarence Lee Hillery named assistant general passenger agent of the Big Four with St Louis HQ effective next month after resigning months ago as traffic manager for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co.
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Denver Whittles
Birmingham University
England
Africa
Whittles Saya
Rmingham
Lee Hilfiary
Iscripps-M Rae Telegram
Cincinnati
Clarence Lee Hillery
St. Louis
Hililary
Limble and principle in party platforms debated
The piece argues the democratic party wavered on silver coinage, showing expediency over principle. It cites a convention vote, mentions Leslie M Shaw as Secretary of the Treasury, and notes a Kansas City platform influence and local Ohio party resolutions advocating alignment with party sentiment and monetary standards.
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Leslie M Shaw
Allencount
Ohio
Kansas City
Prices and Markets Falter Then Rally On News
The opening stock market was weak with fractional losses, then recovered mid-morning as London diplomatic news and short-covering supported key issues such as St. Paul, Atchison and American copper. Trading remained nervous. late buyers and sell-offs in Western houses steadied near opening levels amid renewed sterling strength and broader market uncertainty. Reports also cover Cincinnati live stock, Chicago grain and produce with mixed results and dull, irregular trade patterns.
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Iscripps-M
New York
Ges
London
St. Paul
A.P. Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Sterling Exchange
New Catholic Rules Target Weekend Dances and Funerals
Arch bishop Mosamer announces a diocesan synod plan forbidding Catholics from attending Saturday or Sunday night dances or halting funerals on Sundays. He also proposes saloonkeepers be barred from church offices. In Milwaukee charges against Patrolman James Crabtree will be heard at next Wednesday’s board of safety meeting.
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Milwaukee
Mosamer
Grabtrea
James Crabtree
Board of Safety
Grain Prices Advance On War News Across Markets
Wheat opened higher amid war scare, with prices lifting in Chicago and New York. Corn and oats followed, while livestock and grain markets in Indianapolis and city grain reports showed steady or firmer tones. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, and livestock moved higher or firm across multiple exchanges and physical markets.
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Chicago
Bulge
Jonks Ax
Cary
New York
Minneapolis
Flitaglis
Toledo
Uash
Naif
SAAC
Adige
Mays
Aidge
SYM Co
Wai
Taemys
Metboer
SLI
Slua
Lear
Tora
Mey
Mergers reshape Chicago banking scene with North America
The National Bank of North America merges into Continental National Bank of Chicago as of Oct 25, creating the second largest Chicago national bank. After 2 pm the Continental assumes assets and deposits, with combined totals surpassing 355,460 and strengthening ties to Armour interests. President Isaac N. Perry resigns amid scandal links to a major local factory fire.
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Iscripps-M Rae Telegram
Chicago
National Bank of North America
I. N. Perry
Continental National Bank
Continental Bank
North America
National Bank of
North Amarita
Continental
North Ameriica
Armours
Jean T. Black
Cdi A. m
Presigent Perry
Wen
Isaac N. Perry
Ferontous
Chicago Car and Locomotive Company
Hegewich
Vaudeville and Melodramas Drive Summer Show Boom
Dark vaudeville features and new melodramas headline the Mark and Empire bills. Charles Maney presents The curse of drink at the Park with Anderson and DeVere in lead roles, while Unique and High rollers attract audiences with burlesque and comedy. Amateurs showcased last night aim to perform again tonight, and souvenir matinees on Wednesdays reward audience members with memorandum books. Manager Thorbus and Zimmerman report solid advance business with political meetings not hurting attendance.
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English
Grand-Mary Shaw and Company
Hardie
Langdon Ad Company
PARN
Empire
Dligt Rollers
Cone | Uhick
Unis Segion
Uhio
Charles Maney
A Anderson
Harry DeVere
Ana Fireman
Anna Hollinger
Thorbus
Zimmerman
Brothers Die by Own Action in Railway Accident Near Athens Tenn
A westbound passenger train near Athens Tennessee struck two men, ages 71 and 72, killing them. The partially identified victims were Peter Canteel and his brother from McMinn County. It is believed both men intentionality ended their lives.
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Scripps-M'Rae
Athens
Tenn
Jeliey
Weenenday
Peter Canteel
Brother
McMinn County
Tt Ia
Chicago Live Stock Receipts Show Lower Friday Prices
Scripps-Rae Telegram reports Chicago live stock receipts lower for Friday with weak prime cattle and fed steers. Prices list mixed for stockers and feeders. light to heavy weights present. Sheep and lambs also noted with estimated totals around 1000 head for the week. Northern and western markets show varied demand and midwestern lamb prices around four dollars.
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Chicago
Iscripps-M'Rae Telegram
Fuicago
iMac
Msc
Indianapolis
New York
Pittsburg
Iscripes-S Rae Telegram
East Buffalo
Scripps-Atrae
Scripps-Rae
Prine Heeyves
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