The Man Who Loses His Vote
A moral essay on voting principles and integrity arguing that voting for principle, not for winners, preserves civic value. It cites historical figures and political currents to urge readers to cast their ballot according to conviction, not outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Blaine
Jaine Jost
Lovejoy
Phillips
Chase
Weller
Davis
Roosevelt African hunt details at Nairobi host's bungalow
Special Correspondence reports W N McMillan of St Louis hosts President Roosevelt for a 1905 British East Africa hunt. McMillan owns a 20 000 acre Nairobi plantation with a luxury bungalow, guides, and a strict bag limit set by British law. Roosevelt will go with his son Kermit. gear, tents, and food to be purchased in Africa.
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Africa
William N. McMillan
St. Louis
McMillan
Nairobi
Mombasa
Kermit
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
New York
Wilds
America
W. N. McMillan
British East Africa
Hotel for Rent in Logansport Indiana
The Sutton Hotel at 525 527 Broadway Sport Indiana is for rent. The family hotel features a large office a dining room twenty two bedrooms and four bathrooms. For information contact Logansport Daily Reporter 525 Broadway Logansport Ind.
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Sutton
Broadway, Sport
Ind
Logamsport ‘Daily Reporter
Broadway
Logaisport
Canada’s Greatest Forest Fire Tragedy Reports
August 6 Cranbrook B C reports describe the Crow’s Nest conflagration as Canada’s greatest disaster with massive loss of life and property. Stocked camps of fugitives receive food, wounded are cared for in nearby towns, and volunteers deploy every resource to aid those displaced and suffering.
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Cranbrook
B. C
Crow's Nest
British Columbia
Canada
Atlantic cable anniversary marked by multi-nation fleet
Valentia Ireland August 6 reports a joint naval commemoration of the 1858 Atlantic cable project from Ireland to Newfoundland. Vessels Niagara Susquehanna Agamemnon and Leopard took part as repairs followed early failures. Packey McFarland is set for a ten round match with Phil Brock in San Francisco on August 7.
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Plymouth
Ireland
Newffoundland
Queen Vic
Packey McFarland
Phil Brock
Cleveland Fighter
San Francisco
Crop Review of 1908 Foresees Prosperity Across States
A national survey of farm papers reports excellent crops nationwide. Wheat, corn, oats, hay, and pasture show strong yields. cotton and fruit prospects vary by region. Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, Oklahoma, Texas, California, and New York describe favorable conditions with hoped-for bumper crops and rising farmer income.
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United States
C. R. Erwin
Lord & Thomas
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Daily Capital and Allied Publications
Farmers’ Advocate
Kansas
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Des Moines
James Atkinson
Iowa Homestead
Atkinson
Iowa
Indiana
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sioux City
Aberdeen
Dakotas
H. N. Owen
Minneapolis
P. V. Collins
Northwestern Agriculturist
Northwest
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Racine
Wisconsin
Sorens
C. W. Hervey
John M. Staal
Farmer's Call of
Quincy
Ill
Stahl
Colonel Holland
Farm and Ranch
Dallas
Texas
Texas Stockman
San Antonio
P. Brown
Oklahoma
Michigan
National Fruit Grower of
Tennessee
Portland
Oregon
California
Imperial
Coachella
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Kentucky
Pier
Philadelphia
Boston
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Cgansport Daily Reporter
J. B. Sutton
Inez M. Sutton
Daily Reporter
Roosevelts
W. N. M’millan
Teddy
Oyster Bay
British East
Tom Marshall
Mayne Reid
du Challu
Jokers
Legion
New York State
Chicago
Alberta
Crow’s Nest
Cable Across Ocean
Valentia
Bles
Niagara and
Susquehanna
United States Navy
Leopard
Tng
England
Agamemnon
President Buchanan
Spokane
Mont
Nee Mae
Omaha
Northwestern
Montana
Coleman
St.Louis
C.O.D
Blue Ridge
Jackson Hill
United Coal Yards
W. L. Morris
Logansport
Wabash Railroad
Fifteenth Street
United Coal Yard Company
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