Novel Verse and Political News Afoot in November Delineator
A varied page blends a whimsical verse about birds flowers and a boy with poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and others, followed by political notes on the November vote. It reports Socialist Prohibition and Independence party results, noting declines in Socialist and Prohibition votes in key cities and states as attention shifts to the election. It also mentions local political addresses by Fahy and Blair in DeKalb County and a note on Mrs. Mary E. Noland visiting Shelbyville.
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New York
Prohibition
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Monroe County Township Results Reported by Mercury
The Stone candidate carried Indian Creek Washington Jackson South Fork Union and Marion townships in Monroe county while Folk carried Monroe Jefferson Clay and Woodlawn. Union showed a one vote difference and South Fork a 15 vote margin. Jackson gave Stone 86 majority. Mrs. Frank King of Houston Texas visits her aunt Mrs. Lucy A. Robey.
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Monroe County
Stone
Indian Creek
Washington
Jackson
South Fork
Union
Marion
Monroe
Jefferson
Clay
Woodlawn
Parié Mercury
Ira Sankey on a Swiss music box tale
A late Ira D. Sankey recounts in a revived reminiscence how, in a Swiss shop, he asked to see sacred music boxes. The salesman offered a set that played “half-way sacred music,” prompting Sankey to learn they sell thousands of Moody and Sankey hymn boxes with enormous orders.
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Ira D. Sankey
Mr. Sankey
Moody and Sankey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe’s Best
McFarland Bros
Monroe City, Mo
W. A. Patterson
Monroe City, VO
Jack
Donald A. Fraser
Christ
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Rastus
John Robinson Circus
Shore
W. B. Fahy
Blair
DeKalb County
Fahy
Ralls County
Mary E. Noland
Shelbyville
Rela
Denver
Colorado
Springs
Pueblo
Utah
Montana
Spokane
Billings
Mont
Yellowstone Valley
Cody
Basin
Powell, Worland
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
SUD House
J. L. Lyon
J. R. B. Kidd
Hawkins & Melson
Manns
All
An & Co
Washingtond
Frank King
Huston, Tex
Lucy A. Robey
the Democrat
Ira Sankey
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