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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1907
Page
2
A compilation notes publisher goals for live local correspondence, weed cleanup on Manatee avenue, and Senator Mallory's re election bid. It also reports prison inspector John T. Lewis denying a sensational death claim at Buttgenbach camps and a vignette of a mother singing while baking at home.
A West Florida senator expressed disbelief after learning the legislature had approved a law allowing Confederate Soldiers of the Home in Jacksonville to continue drawing state pensions of one hundred dollars per year. Previously these inmates were barred from pensions, and the senator offered little comment beyond questioning the law’s fairness.
In a Jacksonville Floridian note Albert Williamson praises Charles B. Rogers and John B. Stockton as energetic candidates who could mobilize Florida voters. He argues the race needs a dynamic runner and notes both men belong to rival factions, with possibilities of either entering the contest.
Memphis News-Scimitar outlines a $29 240 000 fine levied against Standard Oil. The piece details monumental equivalents in trains, battleships, housing, and national debt to illustrate the monetary scale and its impact on wealth and labor.
Ten acres of choice hammock land near Mana tee limits. Cleared fenced and ditched. Address provided.
James C. Dahlman enters Omaha mayoral contest with a cowboy image and frontier bravado. He highlights Democratic backing after years without a party mayor, forms a celebratory cowboy quartet to rally crowds, replies to graft and poker charges with self-made proof of his tough frontier record.
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