Republican Nomination Announces 34th District State Senator Candidate
John R Hamilton Mattoon announces candidacy for State Senator in the 34th district subject to Republican primary voters. Parker Shields of Charleston is also noted as a Republican primary entrant. The piece references anticipated 1912 era figures Roosevelt Bryan and the Lorimer investigation with Chicago timelines.
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John R Hamilton Mattoon
Parker Shields
Charleston
Ill
Dems and Republicans Split Over Trade Policy in Editorial
A Democratic newspaper critiques free trade claims within both major parties and argues Republicans favor protective tariffs to defend American wages and industry while Democrats push for revenue-only duties. It notes Bryan’s free trade stance and questions Democratic fusion efforts, then shifts to a brief historical reflection on Tripoli and western land prospects.
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Fuston
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Congress
Italy's ancient Tripoli and its desert province
Tripoli, gateway to the Sahara, ranks among the world’s oldest cities. Its 30,000 inhabitants share a desert province twice the size of the German Empire, with oases, date palms, and caravan trade once valued at over a million dollars.
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Sahara
Africa
New York
Chyrenaica
Cyrene
Renee Yeas
Divorce and Its Causes in Nashville and Beyond
The Nashville Democrat cites 80 percent social decay from divorce and notes 1200 marriages with 400 divorce suits this year. It highlights grounds like cruelty and neglect, cites gendered filing patterns, and argues for moral and educational remedies including better domestic training for girls and respect taught to boys to reduce divorce and improve home life.
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Nashville Democrat
Nashville
Views of Three Presidents in Chauncey Depey's 1911 Note
Chauncey Depey notes that he served in the U S Senate under three presidents. He asserts McKinley looked to Congress for guidance, Roosevelt gauged public mood, and Taft faced delicate policy balancing. The column blends social news from Martinsville with local items on weather, farming, and upcoming meetings.
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Chauncey Depey
United States
Senate
McKinley
Con‘gress
Roosevelt
Baptist
Sneed
Arthur Williams
Cummings
South Dakota
Lewin Trump
Williams
Mlinols
Mr Williams
Fargo
Jacob Ma‘iz
Grace
Claud Hikaba
Fasig
Martinsville High School
Wm. Huckaba
Brown’s Business College
Standard Oil Stock Distributed After Court Ordered Reorganization
Plans announced Thursday will dissolve the world famous trust by December 1 and split into 35 separate companies with no common directors. The Standard Oil Company holds 983,383 shares, each subsidiary share receiving 1983,383 of the trust stock. Standard Oil of New Jersey will remain in its current form with its officers.
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Standard Oil
Standard Oi
United States Supreme Court
Trust
Oil Trust
Supreme Courts
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of
Newt Jersey
Tts
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