Election ticket candidates listed for Republican and Democratic party ballots
A historical notice enumerates National State and County officers to be voted on the Republican and Democratic tickets on November 3. Included are President Taft and Sherman for VP on the Republican line, and Morse and Hambrecht for Congressional and Assembly posts, plus county officials such as Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Coroner, Clerk of the Circuit Court, District Attorney, Register of Deeds, and Surveyor. The Democratic slate lists Bryan Kern Wheelan Reeves Levschen Stahl Griffin Cotey Corcoran Lochner and Lochner, with local entries naming Wolleson Clapp Babcock Williams Walter Warnecke Orto Grant.
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Geo. P. Hambrecht
Fred H. Eberhardt
WM. B. Peters
James McLaughlin
Albert B. Bever
Ross E. Andrews
Elmer E. Ames
Henry &. Fitch
Register of Deeds
Wm.h. Reeves
Frank Levschen
Frank Stahl
Louis Wolleson
Assembly
Louis E. Clapp
Thomas Babcock
R. M. Williams
Robert Walters
Arthur Warnecke
August C.orto
Grant Babcock
Faithful Retriever Ends in Fatal Dynamite Explosion
A Minnesota tale warns fishermen after three youths who dynamited a pool to catch fish faced disaster when a retriever retrieved the bomb. The dog died in the blast near the shore as the youths fled, while the men escaped with no injuries. Also brief notes advertise acts at Linique and upcoming films with titles such as Satan on Earth and Cowboys Elopement.
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Minnesota
Tadog
New Pullman Train Service To Huron Aberdeen And Oakes
Daily Omaha to Huron Aberdeen and Oakes train with direct connections to North Dakota northern Minnesota and the Canadian northwest. Sleeper car service via Chicago & North Western Ry. Agents offered for details. Liverymen relocate to new barn on South Central avenue with a fine line of rigs and funeral Hearts in connection.
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Pullman
Chicago & North Western Ry
Omaha
Sioux City
Aberdeen
Huron
Oakes
North Dakota
Minnesota
Canadian Northwest
Chicago & North Western
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Taft Tribute From Roosevelt Praises Public Spirit and Unity
Roosevelt lauds William Howard Taft as the ideal president for the plain people. He says Taft is fearless, disinterested, and broadly informed about national needs, with deep sympathy for farmers workers and owners alike. Taft would stand against privilege and defend American citizenship fundamentals.
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Taft
Man Ao
Lincoln
Boutell on Bryan in a heated political clash
Congressman Henry Sherman Boutell criticizes William Jennings Bryan over his anti imperialist stance and popular rule slogan. He challenges Bryan to speak in Mississippi and Washington DC, accusing him of duplicity and urging counterpoints on tariff, trusts, and federal policy.
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Henry Sherman Boutell
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Dewveratte
Bryan
Jsste
Wincere
Philippines
Jobn Sharp Williams
Democrats
Congress
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Charleston
D. C
Tillman
Brown
Lim
Inez
Louisiana
Utah
Colorado
Michigan
New England
Carolinas
China
England
Germany
Mawinter
William McKinley
Bia Construmien
Bion
Wmn
H. Taft
Cloreland
Oklo
Enemy of tariff and the workingman’s fate in 1890s rhetoric
A reform-era opinion piece argues that William Jennings Bryan would threaten the tariff system by favoring revenue duties and removing protections for American industries. It contends Bryan’s approach would hurt protected states, reduce demand for domestic goods, and fail to revive industry, contrasting Republican prosperity with Democratic misfortune.
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Bryan
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Miinois
Indiana
West Virginia
United States
Ila
Bryan Failures at Crookston Farmers Meeting
Congressman Halvor Stevenson reports Bryan’s Crookston appearance disappointed farmers. Thousands gathered on the avenue waiting until ten o’clock as Bryan spoke with a weak message, eliciting only a single faint applause. The audience remained pallely receptive to his Warrow appeal against Republicanism.
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Bryan
Crookston
Minn
Halvor Stevenson
Campaign of Education in 1896 Republican Rally
In the 1896 battle the Republican party stood for national integrity, opposing harmful industrial low mood and sophistries. Taft praised the party’s campaign of education among wage earners and farmers, which he said helped defeat the second financial betany threatening the business structure in Kansas City Missouri.
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Republican Party
Hos
Wm. Bi. Taft
Kansas City
Wood County Voter Message From Sheriff Nominee
A sheriff candidate thanks Wood County voters for the nomination and pledges to discharge duties fairly impartially and to the best of ability if elected.
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Wood County
Michael Griffin
Milladore Postmistress Resigns After Long Service
During President Harrison’s era C L Peterson was made postmaster at Milladore and served until his 1904 death. His widow then held the role, and after a recent resignation letter from Mrs Petersen awaits acceptance and a successor. Milladore post office has long been well run, reflecting credit on its incumbents. Candidates are seen to include Chas E Smith, a known lumberman.
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Harrison
C. L. Peterson
Milladore
Petersen
Washington
Chas
E. Smith
Jewish New Year Begins Simchas Torah Festival
Orthodox Jews start their new year with Simchas Torah on Friday, marking 5669 in the Jewish calendar. The holiday runs through Monday, commemorating the reading of the last five books of Moses. Ten days of penitence follow, culminating in Yom Kippur a solemn day with fasting and prohibitions.
Insanity finding for Unity man in paint theft case
Joseph Hauser was examined in county court this morning after a Colby conviction for stealing five pounds of paint. He showed strange behavior in jail and doctors ruled his mind temporarily affected. He was committed to St Marys hospital until September 28 for treatment.
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Joseph Hauser
Unity
Colby
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wansau
City to field strong basketball teams this season
The city will have a robust basketball season with both a high school team and Company A ready to compete. Company A plans to field a seasoned five with new baskets and equipment ordered for the armory. The high school squad also features experienced players and promising newcomers.
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Aively
Company A
Feld
Armory
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. H. Taft
James S. Sherman
Elmer A. Morse
Donald McKercher
William J. Bryan
John W Kern
Wells M. Ruggles
WM. E. Wheelan
Coole G. Cotey
WM. F. Corcoran
M.M. Lochner
Democratic
Linique
President . Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Boutell
Merchante and Manufacturers’ Association
Boston
Mass
Labor
Bryan Mian
Washburn-Crosbys
Rose Bros
C.C. Thresher
A. E. Kump
M. Steinmetz
A. J. Meidl
Tiffany- Kamps Mercantile Co
B. Beilshowsky
L. A. Wright
Kestel Bros
L. Nick
Eckes& Eckes
Eckes & Eckes
Connor Co
B. F. McMillan
Wa. Uthmeier
H. G. Hambright
the Marshfield Times
Wisconsin
Opera House
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