Lindsey in Denver under attack over city corruption
Judge Lindsey faces political pressure from Denver corporate interests led by Evans and Field, as reformers warn the four utilities control city politics. Lindsey's finances are meager, yet he funds juvenile and children's charities while considering an independent run.
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Washington State
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Ollie James May Address La Public Audience
Kentucky Democratic orator Ollie James, considered among the era’s top three speakers, may deliver a speech to the people of La as part of political outreach efforts. The record notes his prominence and potential visit.
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Ollie James
Kentucky
Madison and War Declared in 1812 Party Pressure
The 1812 campaign shifted away from politics as the second war with England loomed. Younger Republicans pressed Madison to back war, risking renomination. On June 1 1812 Madison urged Congress to declare war, citing Britain’s aggression. The House vote was 79 to 49 and the Senate 19 to 13.
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House
Madison Triumphs in Electorial Battle over War Declaration
The Senate vote split along regional lines and secured James Madison a renomination. Elbridge Gerry was named VP, with Dewitt Clinton and Jared Ingersoll as federal candidates. The 128 to 89 electoral tally marked the Federalists' largest victory ever.
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Pennsylvania
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Clinton
Grace Hayward Presents The Christian At La Crosse Theater
Grace Hayward and Manager Gatts bring Hall Caine’s The Christian to La Crosse for a Sunday matinee and night show. The production, billed as high class and presuming strong crowds, previously played here two seasons ago at $1.50. Sunday performances run at standard stock prices with both afternoon and evening shows.
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Leipsic Station Nearing Completion in Germany
A $31,000,000 union station in Leipsic Germany nears completion. It will be one of the world's largest with twenty six tracks on one level and a total train shed width near 1 000 feet. The new station will replace five existing depots used by thirteen lines. Cost shared by Saxony state Prussian government Leipsk city and the imperial post office.
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Washington, D. C
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Imperial Post Office
Sofia's modern face shines through Bulgarian capital
The Boston Transcript describes Sofia as a transformed city with Parisian boulevards, an electric streetcar system, and a lively populace. It praises new banks, clubs, theatres, churches, and hotels, noting visitors are impressed by the bustling, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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Sofia
Boston
Advice to the Lovelorn and a Breach of Promise Lesson
The defendant in a breach of promise suit laments writing letters to a woman. The lawyer counsels that the lesson is to do right and fear nothing, prompting a wry exchange about writing and fear. Town Topics provides the quotation framed as a moral tip.
GOLD DUST Powder Cleanses Instantly In Any Water
The copy extols GOLD DUST as a superior cleanser that dissolves in hot or cold water without rubbing. It claims the powder acts like magic, leaves fabrics white and wholesome, and is more economical than soap.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Quips and Cranks and Wanton W Instructing a Housekeeper
In the Toledo Blade a brief humorous sketch shows Martha teaching a would be housekeeper pudding making. The dialogue highlights questions about bread and milk and Martha urging Miss Min to use judgment while the Lord helps her. The exchange captures rural dialect and comic miscommunication.
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Martha
Cured in One Act Theatrical Quip from Sydney Bulletin
A light exchange parodies theater plans with a playful line about an ashbone. The brief quote reflects witty Sydney humor.
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Sydney Bulletin
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