Candidate names listed for state offices and districts
The snippet lists candidates for several statewide and district offices. Names include RUSS, LAMBERT, FREDERICK C., REEVE, JAMES A. MILLER, D. N. MCMILLIN in roles such as Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Public Lands Superintendent of Public Instruction Insurance Commissioner State Senator 41st District Representatives 53rd District and 55th District.
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State
Public Lands
Superintendent of Public Instruction
RUSS
Lambert
Frederick C. Reeve
James A. Miller
D. N. McMillin
Non-Partisan Judiciary Ticket for Supreme Court Judges
Whatcom County Superior Court hosts a non partisan judicial ballot item urging voters to support a slate of Supreme Court judges. The notice emphasizes impartiality and professional qualifications, appealing to residents seeking independent the bench.
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The
Supreme Court
Whatcom County Ballot Ticket Names
A list of Republican candidates for multiple county offices including Auditor Assessor Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Engineer Prosecuting Attorney Superintendent Coroner and two County Commissioner districts. Names named include Alex Van Wyck L D Brown R J Glen Frank Wilson S B Van Zand Charles A Lindberry George Livesey Mary P Carpenter Dr N Whitney Wea Thomas R Kinsay William H Fell.
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Alex, van Wyck
L. D. Brown
R. J. Glen
Frank Wilson
DR. N. Whitney Wea Thomas
R. Kinsay
William H. Fell
Lynden notices honor Captain James O Neil in solemn Civil War tribute
The Lynden community recalls Captain James O Neil as a brave soldier and ideal citizen as they view his quiet form for the last time. Commentary on national issues notes ship subsidies and Taft's potential support, with Dr. William E Humphrey of Seattle addressing a Republican rally. County politics discuss Thomas R Kinsey for county commissioner amid intra party tensions.
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William E. Humphrey
Seattle
Congress
Thomas R. _Kinsey
What defines a young man in a family tale
A boy asks what a young man means. The father and guest exchange a joke about age. The boy defines a young man as someone who has a good time, highlighting a humorous misreading of adulthood. The scene reflects social attitudes toward aging and youth in a domestic setting.
Poor Papa and the Suitor Speech in a Dilemmas Scene
The father questions the daughter’s love and the future husband defends his understanding of her feelings. The exchange centers on trust and suitability for a lifelong commitment, highlighting parental concern and youthful assurances.
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Papa
Tennyson’s Terror and Royal Marriage Rumor
In a dinner with guests including the Marquis of Lorne, Alfred Tennyson quips about the queen liking his poetry. He says newspapers dislike his rhymes and he fears any royal marriage news would prompt a request to write more, adding a solemn sly wink.
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Tennyson
Duke of Argyll
Marquis of
Photography progress and key early milestones described
The text notes Talbot publishing his process on Feb 21 1835 after earlier prints and camera images, Daguerre publishing on Aug 19, Ponton presenting at the Royal Scottish Society of Arts about a light exposure method using sanic matter and alkaline bichromate that becomes insoluble. The discovery influenced later process work though its value was not recognized for years.
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Talbot
Daguerre
Ponton
Royal Scottish Society of Arts
Dark and Bloody Ground of Kentucky
This excerpt recalls how Kentucky earned the name The Dark and Bloody Ground from early tribal warfare and later fierce clashes between settlers and Native peoples as white settlement expanded. It notes the persistent conflicts over game and land in the region’s early history.
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Kentucky
Birth of Christ date debated in early churches
The article notes no consensus on Christ's birth date among early churches with April May January under consideration. It explains why December emerged as the general observance, linking it to Christianization of northern heathen Yule celebrations and practical shepherding concerns in Judea.
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Christ
Judea
North
Mississippi official recalls wedding fee possum tale
A Mississippi official recounts a colorful anecdote about a colored citizen paying a justice of the peace with a possum at a wedding. A year later the judge asked how married life was, and the man quipped he would have preferred to eat the possum instead.
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Mississippi
Justice of the Peace
Darky
Sal
Joe
The Best Authority and Hettie Marty Trust
A dialogue notes that Hettie Marty is a man trusted by all and that he has never deceived. Clara questions the certainty, and Hettie asserts that he learned this directly from Hettie only last evening in a Boston Transcript context.
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Hettie
Marty
Clara
Boston Transcript
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Lynden Tribune
Lynden
Washington
Tribune Publishing CO
C. D. Jones
H. E. Stuart
Canada
Foreign
William H. Taft
James
Sherman
Samuel G. Cosgrove
M. E. Hay
Sam H. Nichols
C. W. Clausen
John G. Lewis
W. P. Bell
E. W. Ros
Henry B. Dewey
John H. Shively
Brown
Whatcom County Superior Court
Stephen. J. Chadwick
Milo A. Root
Herman D. Crow
E. Hardin
John A. Kellogg
ELK Street
Bellingham, Washington
Kansas
Lynden State Bank
Fulton
Baldwin
Knapp Bros
Whatcom County
Republican
S. B. van Zand
Charles A. Lindberry
George Livesey
Mary P. Carpenter
Republican Party
United States
Pacific
Taft
Philipine Islands
Winchester
Remington
Zoet & Haveman General
A. L. Drake
Lynden Factory
Pixley & Smith
Propri
R. M. Landaal
Edison
Columbia
Morse Hardware CO
Bellingham, Wash
Dees
Lish
W. O. Grant
Block F.M. Smith Proprietor
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