Elections Show Mixed Results Across States
Tuesday's voting produced a blend of Republican and Democratic gains in multiple states. Mayor races swung with Gaynor winning New York City, Hearst and Barnard losing. Governors in Massachusetts Rhode Island Republicans held, while Virginia and Kentucky leaned Democratic.
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Wr. J. Gaynor
New York City
Barnard
Hearst
Tammany
Massachusetts
Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Rhode Island
Johnson
Cleveland
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Charles M. Fickert
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Republicans aim to end Cannonism across the country
Mr. Hester reports that Republicans nationwide agree on removing Cannon as an incubus on the party. Pressure is proposed to force him to decline reelection to Congress next year, a tactic seen as yielding little real change without broader party support.
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Hester
Connon
Congress
Cannon
Unclear fragment from Paul Dispatch on Speaker position
The fragment references a political dispute about seating and party leadership as a new session begins, mentioning BS Cannon remaining in place and a Republican stance. The text is incomplete and contains many garbled words, making precise details and entities uncertain.
Earling Optimistic On Pacific Rail Extension Prospects
Albert J. Earling president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad predicts strong Pacific coast traffic from the new Puget Sound extension. He notes grain movement is down as farmers seek higher prices, but expects record gross earnings and a 6,000 to 7,000 mile expansion to be completed by next July with through passenger service added later.
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Milwaukee
Puget Sound
H. W. Campbell
Lincoln
Nebr
Campbell
Scientific Farmer
F. B. Linfield
State of Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montana Agricultural College
F. S. Cooley
Farmers Institutes
W. X. Sudduth
Billings
Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Albert J. Earling
Chicago Milwaukee
St. Paul
Railroad
Busines i
Northwest
Pacific Coast“Éxtension
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Chicago Record-Herald
Build Up This Country Says Railway Immigration Agent
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway seeks settlers to develop the region. Farmers dairymen stockmen merchants and professionals are urged to relocate and share crop yields prices climate and start up costs. Geo B Haynes immigration agent 348 Marquette Building Chicago invites letters from residents detailing their experiences and prospects.
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Chicago,Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Geo. B. Haynes
Marquette Bldg
Chicago
Farmers Institute Rally Noted for November 10
Don’t forget the Farmers Institute on Nov 10. Every farmer should be present to support agricultural progress and community goals.
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Farmers’ Institute
Stray Buckskin Pony Found Near Mildred Ranch
A stray buckskin pony about 15 years old weighing 800 pounds was seen one and a half miles from Mildred. Branded with a quarter circle I on the left shoulder. Contact C Williams Mildred Montana.
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Mildred
C. Williams
Contest Notice in Miles City Montana 1909
An official contest notice reports William Fisher contesting Mary Goheen’s homestead entry No. 4931 for portions of Section 30 Township 10N Range 55E MP Meridian. The filing alleges Goheen failed residence and improvements. Final hearing set for December 30 1909 at Miles City Land Office.
Notice of contest in land entry Miles City Montana
The United States Land Office Miles City Montana announces a contest against Entry No 0267 filed August 10 1908 by Martin Hartfiel contestant against Charles Kettleson contestee for lands in sections 18 township 9 north range 56 east Montana principal meridian. Hearing set December 2 1909 and final hearing December 13 1909 before officials. Due to difficulty serving, notice issued by publication.
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Department of the Interior
United Siates Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Martin ‘Hartfiel
Homestead
Nela
Charles ‘Kettleson
Charles “Kettleson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
F. Z. Gray
U. S
Ismsy
Summons Montana Justice Court Ismay Township
The State of Montana greets the defendant H W Gagne and summons him to answer the complaint filed by Steve C Barr in Ismay Township Justice Court. He must respond within 20 days or a default judgment may be entered for 299 dollars for goods sold and delivered in Custer County Montana. The summons is dated October 11 1909 and signed by J E Prindle with attorney Sharpless Walker.
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State of Montana
Custer
J. E. Prindle
Ismay
Steve C. Barr
H. W. Gagne
State
Montana
Public Land Claim Notice from Miles City District
Department of the Interior announces Nelson A. Eggleston of Ismay Montana filing for Final Five Year Proof to establish his land claim for sections in township 9 north range 56 east Montana meridian before Felix Z. Gray on November 6 1909. Witnesses listed include O W Titus Edwin Patterson J H Hasty and Geo E Worden all of Ismay Montana. Signed by A Kircher Register.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Nelson A. Eggleston
Ismay
Township
Range 56
Montana Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
U. S
O. W. Titus
Edwin Patterson
J. H Hasty
Geo. E. Worden
A. Kircher
Register
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