Massachusetts Democrats Split Over Bryan and Taft in Debated Party Lines
The piece analyzes a longstanding split within the Massachusetts Democratic Party between radicals and conservatives since 1806, noting conservatives unlikely to back Bryan or his nominee. It discusses paper tariff disputes and prices, party unity challenges, and potential shifts in support amid broader national political tensions.
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Charles H Deere Remembered as Moline Leader and Benefactor
The death of Hon. Charles H Deere removes Moline's foremost citizen a noted manufacturer and philanthropist who led the largest plow works world wide He powered Republican causes protected policies maritime subsidies and party funds while staying devoted to his father John Deere's legacy and his community He influenced media as a newspaper friend without financial stake and left a lasting memory of friendship and civic service.
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Parcel post reform urged to aid rural merchants
Postmaster General Meyer argues against high foreign parcel rates and urges a rural parcels post to help small town merchants. He proposes lower rates on rural routes, enabling mail and telephone orders to be fulfilled locally, boosting farm and store sales while protecting domestic retailers.
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Money in Elections Prompts New Jersey Party Accord
The managers of both major parties in New Jersey plan to curb campaign spending. They seek to remove large cash flows, keep only essential expenses, and fund voter education through legitimate literature and meetings. The aim is to reduce buying influence and encourage informed voting.
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Ravenport Faces Shame Over Crowds Following Peaceful Citizen
Public rebuke grows in Ravenport as crowds harass a peaceable citizen. reports allege a leading local figure refused police protection and a mob loyal to Captain Neal included several youths. one man Fred Vollmer is named in private talks.
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Davenport Protests and Prohibition Debate Spur City’s Future
A Davenport parade and protests over liquor law enforcement raise concerns about city reputation and potential state intervention. Business leaders in Missouri and Kansas contrast with Iowa, arguing prohibition could boost real estate and banking. The report cites Kansas City Kansas and Oklahoma City as examples of growth amid prohibition discourse.
Saloon Prohibition Report Shaping Oklahoma Real Estate
A committee of the Oklahoma Real Estate exchange studied how liquor laws would affect Oklahoma City real estate and advertising. They toured Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri to compare post prohibition business conditions and released findings on the possible impact on property values and urban promotion.
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A Vicious Provision In Secret Primary Bill
The Dispatch received from Secretary Rose a copy of the Oglesby bill containing a clause allowing the state central committee to adopt and promulgate a party platform with primary nominees. The piece argues the provision concentrates power in a few, is utterly untenable, and resembles a potential danger if applied to national committees on issues like free coinage of silver.
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Balloon Race Distance Not Yet Unmatched
The public notices claim the recent balloon race set a national distance record, but earlier ascent from Wise LaMountain and two St. Louis newspaper men landed in Henderson New York, surpassing the winners by at least two hundred miles. No balloon since then has held that air distance, as currents alone determined the routes.
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Vague wartime musings on new terrors and peace
The passage discusses hypothetical weapons and their effects on warfare and peace. It muses on balloons, sea operations, and the hope that increasing terror might push nations toward universal peace through arbitration. It mentions Soria and references to VETS and other unclear terms.
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President vows to stand by reform policies in Vicksburg speech
The president asserts steadfast support for his measures despite Wall Street gambling backlash. Senator Hopkins says the aim is to finish the reform work within sixteen months, then retire. Public opinion backs the policies, with potential northern gains and southern shifts if renomination occurs.
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