Senator Gamble Dredges Graft Charge Across State Fight
A fiery exchange centers on Senator Gamble and graft allegations involving his son on the government payroll while he was at college. Governor elect Crawford laments attacks and calls for clarity before the senate vote, as insurgents and stalwarts clash over who should lead in Pierre with caucus battles and party loyalties shaping the outcome.
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Haron
Crawford
Gamble
Senate
Gambe
J State
Senator Gamble
United States Senate
Washington
Railroads and Citizens Seize Coal Amid Fuel Scarcity
Springfield Republica reports Nebraskans at McCracken Latham and Atlanta seized coal cars from railroads delivering fuel to other locations. Citizens claim payment for seized coal while railroads routinely seize their own fuel during shortages, worsening traffic delays nationwide.
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Springfield
Republica
Nebraska
McCracken
Latham
Atlanta
Good Plan to Follow in Baltimore American Editorial
The editorial argues that strict enforcement of written law can curb unwritten rules in civilized centers. It asserts delays and uncertainties fuel unlawful actions and that lawlessness erodes justice in a community.
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Baltimore
Ex Senator Donelson Caffery Dies After Public Stand
New York Tribune notes the Louisiana ex senator Donelson Caffery died Sunday. He defied Bryan by declining a presidential nomination in 1900 and created a vacancy on the ticket. He had been nominated for president by an anti-imperialist faction.
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New York Tribune
Donelson Caffery
Louisiana
Bryan
Caffery
Vox Et Proctercanibil
Government finances show surplus in calendar year
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports that in the calendar year ending December 31 revenues exceeded expenditures by 59,000,000. Secretary Shaw estimates a 58,000,000 surplus for the fiscal year ending June 30, which is likely to be exceeded.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Shaw
Fraternity Gold Mining & Milling Company Directors Meeting Notice
Notice to directors and stockholders of Fraternity Gold Mining Milling company calling annual meeting at the secretary office in Mitchell on January 18 1907 at 2 o clock p m signed by C Bras secretary.
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Fraternity Gold Mining & Milling Company
Mitchell
C. Bras
Both Houses Organize Under Secretary of Senate
Pierre Jan 8 Special to The Republican At the house caucus M J Chaney of Clay county won speaker over J H Carroll of Kingsbury county 41 to 36 J W Cone of Minnehaha named chief clerk Moscript Lincoln county sergeant at arms Peteson Lawrence county Dill clerk Ed Palmer Yankton chief enrolling and engrossing force In senate Vessey Jerauld county elected president pro tem L M Simons Davison secretary W C Rempfer Hutchinson county first assistant Scheick Brown county bill clerk A A Rowan Turner county chief enrolling and engrossing force O M Qosbor Miner county sergeant at arms Orlando Searles Moony county postmaster Both houses met in joint session Governor Crawford read annual message without senatorial dispute.
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Moserior
Lincoln
Sargant
Vouse
Dad
Osben
Miner
Senate
Goudner
Hughes
Thompson
Clay
Vessey
Jerauld
Ll. M. Simons
Davison
W. C. Rempfer
Hutchinson County
Scheick
Brown County
Bill Clerk
A. A. Rowan
Turner County
O. M. Qosbor
Miner Couty
Orlando Sea
Caucus Call For United States Senator Delayed In Pierre
Special to Republican reports a caucus called in Pierre to nominate a United States senator was set for 8 p m but adjourned to 10 a m Wednesday due to late arrivals. The signatures of eighty one members including two independents supported the move while stalwarts urged delays and the adjournment followed Senator Gumble's suggestion that all members be present when action is taken.
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J. H. Brion
Davison
Gamble
Gumble
Our Clubbing Offer Announcement
Promotion for 90 days offering The Capital with either of several publications including The Weekly Inter Ocean The Semi Weekly Sioux City Boat Farmers Tribune Sioux City IA sample copies will be mailed on request price listed as 125 dollars
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Sioux City
Cyeyeediecas
Farmers’ Tribune
Sioux
Iliac
Estimated true value of property in District of Columbia
The Census Bureau pamphlet estimates true value of real property in the District of Columbia at $530,244,062 with 33,400 acres, nearly matching Maryland's total area. It notes exempt property and compares DC with states, plus details on street railways and major property sectors. The article recalls Long Bridge history and recounts unclaimed mail packages sale and a planned Jamestown Exposition appearance by the president.
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Columbia
District of Columbia
Census Bureau
New York
Maryland
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Delaware
North
South Carolina
Florida
Smell as the last human superior to animals in old prose
Policemen note an Italian beggar in New York City remains an unknown quantity. A current travels 463 500 000 meters per second versus 9 8 meters per second for an ocean steamer. The Y M C A plans to back an Arctic army secretary to visit Yukon posts with a launch, snowshoes, and a dog sledge. The Wadsworth library in Geneseo receives 5000 volumes from Martin Brimmer valued at 50000 dollars. The library was founded in 1843 by James Wadsworth. Brimmer was a distant relative.
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New York City
Young Men’s Christian Association
Arctic Circle
Yukon River
Wadsworth
Geneseo
N. Y
Martin Brimmer
Boston
Wadsworth Lbrary
James Wadsworth
Brimmer
Wadsworths
Editorial Snippets Reflect Social Quips Across Papers
A collage of brief quotations from multiple papers mocks trust busts spelling reforms and fashion, notes Mary Walker on women and husbands, jokes about car comforts and coroner, and snappy exchanges on political and domestic life. It reads as a light, interconnected survey of contemporary quips and witticisms.
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Congressional
Congress
Baltimore
House of Lords
Lord Grimthorpe
Earl of Camperdown
London Chronicle
Odd Bookmarks in Returned Books From Newark Library
A Newark librarian cataloged unusual items found in returned volumes. The collection includes an insurance policy a two dollar bill spectacles love letters a will a mortgage photographs a marriage certificate a promissory note dress samples and a hare s foot.
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Newark
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