Democratic State Ticket and War Commentaries
A fragmentary 19th century newspaper item lists Democratic State ticket candidates including Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Treasurer, Attorney General, Insurance Commissioner, Railroad Commissioner, and Superintendent of Public Instruction. The piece also covers opinions on Spain’s Cuba campaign, troop uniforms, rations, and a call for attention to military needs. It mentions public funds, free passes, and political skepticism amid wartime discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jdnas W. Lawyan
Hartford
Peven W. Dersten
Milwaukee
Srtomi
Madison
York
M. Maren
A. Gnace
West Superior
Jouy K. SemsuLen
Milwanntue
Wincos
de Pere
W. A
Don’t Go To Porto Rico Prediction Proves False
The piece warns American merchants away from early ventures in Porto Rico noting many returned disappointed after overestimating profits. It argues the island is well supplied, political shifts may create demand, but small traders should stay away for now. It also mentions Mawali and future Cuban opportunities.
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Porto Rico
Vetter
Mawali
Cuba
Money Question Dominates State Campaign Debate
The piece argues Republicans avoid state issues in the campaign and push the money question as the main topic. It urges voters to examine Governor Sunfield's handling of finances and the current administration’s record to judge future Republican performance in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunfield
von Gdenes
Republican Party
Ubat
Questioning State Campaign Charges Rattle Republicans
A clipped editorial voice demands answer to state administration issues including abolishing the treasury cases, tax fairness, governor Seofield era actions, and alleged misused funds. It sharpens focus on corruption charges and the political fight ahead, urging Republicans to respond.
Martin for the Senate Nomination in Seventeenth District
Darlington attorney Marty G Martin was chosen by Republican delegates of Green and Lafayette counties for the state senate seat in the seventeenth district. Rock county delegates backed J Holden Parker, with Parker voting for Kid Barge. Martin won on the first ballot with 24 of 37 votes.
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Darlington
Marty G Martin
State Senate
Green
T Lafayette
Rock County
Martin
Lafayette
J. Holden Parker
Helon
Mr. Parker
Kidi Barge
Beloit
Ingersoll
Adrew Lewis
Monroe
W. W. Peek
Dq. B. Treat
Selwirama
A. 8. Douglas
John H. Nubbess
L. Holden Walker
Third Assembly
Of Interest to Gold Hunters Gold Fields of the Tropics folder
The Illinois Central Railway issues a illustrated folder titled Gold Fields of the Tropics describing Nicaragua Center America as a gold mining region and its resources and industries. It includes a detailed map and travel routes from the United States or Canada. Copies are available from A. H. Manson General Passenger Agent Illinois Central R R Chicago.
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The
Tropics
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Nicaragua
Center Atmerius
Felder
United States
Canada
A. H. Mianson
Generyl
Illinois Central R. I
Chicago
Sail to Manila With Battleship Oregon Aboard
The Oregon battleship under Captain Barker sails at 8 o clock Thursday from the savy yard toward Manila, expecting a sixty day voyage. The fleet will stop briefly at Bahia and Teast while convoyed by Lowa Captain Silas Orr and supplies are arranged. the route includes Ubalfale and other points as orders are executed.
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Oregon
A. $. Barker
Lowa
Silas ‘Orr
Savy Yard
Elacle
We Delton
Democrats Nominate Ticket for County Offices
The Albany county Democrats held a Saturday convention nominating a full slate for county offices. Robert Miller won the county clerk bid after multiple ballots alongside Edward Ruggger for treasurer Harry Gilligan and William Karns as contenders. Frank Qasser named sheriff and James Patton district attorney. Anthony Bidsimore chosen for register of deeds with John Alumeran as surveyor, and the party anticipated victory.
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C Laube
P.P. Moore
Northcraft
A Browvlition
Stulter
Musi
Gaiber
Uiring
Monrocenty
Fiest
J. G Usui
JO W. Gilell
Dan Hawyer
Harry Giligan
Vred Nur
Touched Bellon
IV. Alumeriaan
Fred Lanz
L. A. Wedgee
John Harrows
George Vogt
Adam Blatoer
Waterfield
GG Barker
Fred Sickinger
M. C. Gentings
S. Hh Pollocl
Robt. Miller
Vance
Chas
Koehner
Mixeter
Chad
Louis
M.piomas
Win Lewis
J. Purgeson
W. Pargeson
Albany Whige
George Franut
Roderitly
W Daytle
How Walters
Albany
G Ryan
Broughton
F. Croak
Wm. Groak
Wmn
Guna. Jefferson
D. V. Miller
D. A. Patton
W. WM. Williams
Mrntz
Hl. Lewke
Das
Patton
Vos. Martin
Deal l
Frank Arthur
Tellera
Robert Miller
Edward Ruggger
Harry Gilligan
Monroy
Ty Karns
Brodhead
Ferruson
Chelotte
Vans Didate
Edward Kuegger
Yarry Gilligan
Cere
Wan. Korgusan
Albert Broughton
Abrahim Stagstucher
Duda
Haine
Iva Chryp
Stan Macher
Gheyst
Rungger
Frank Qasser
Sheriff
Wigt
Ferguson
Peter Maoye
Martin
Browntaen
Derener
Tus Gwennd
Hallo PN Ruras
Ciurno
C. Severson
Jordan
Kidsmore
Swarta
Severson
Alc Stainty
Ults Vity
Acclawation
Maliou
John ‘Aluumernan
Schoals
Seelomation
Donnty Committee
Juba Mulia
Delegates Elected to Separate Convention at Brodhead
Frtusrkcs Were untiated]y sued delegates were elected to the sep arteriz convention held at Brodhead Yesterday. Names listed include Frank Mrough ton, Brosthead, Et. Vance, Monroe, P. Moore, Bruthea Wm Fenton, Phos. Smith, UWarnu, RB. TR Bleek, Exeter, Merugu Peltz, Jefferson, Rasheizen, Spring Grove. Kerhuep was elected chairman of the aspenbly distriet committer. Convention ten adjourned.
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Queen County
Monroe
Lo'there
T. Hodges
Charles Keshner
Gottlieb Beller
Brooklyn
Wm. Krouse
Brodhead
Jenjaimin Slayer
Rank Northcrutt
Monroe City
Dw. Odell
Zimmermagg Phind
George Vogt
M. G. Gottings
Monroe Township
G. Tl
Hodgas
Necatur—R
RB. Meeks
Committee
Cadiz
West
John Mooshan
Wey
Qiaimud
Washington
F. KK
Hefty
Jacob Taker
Marty
Dak Yylor
Chris
Weistillen
Jordan
Ibiines Av
Oman
Willan Kleiner
Vowloed
Hakor
Viline
AML
Frank Mroughton
Brosthead
Et. Vance
P. Moore
Bruthea
Aspenbly Distriet
Teddy's Terrors Rise in Roosevelt Rough Riders Legend
The Denver Republican extols Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders as legendary cow punchers on the wild western plains. It lauds their courage and fame, comparing them to historic fighting bands and predicting enduring fame and romantic memory for their deeds.
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Denver Republican
Col
Roosevelt
Marvard
Cubs
Arizona
Oklahoma
Rough Riders
Lamortal
Light Brigade
Napoleon
Imperial Guard
Xenophon'a Ten Thousand
Caesar
Conan Doyle
Rider Haggard
Teddy
New York’s Dead and Cemetery Costs Debate
Louis Windmuller argues in the North American Review that New York faces graveyard pressure as mortality rates and population grow. He notes that many area cemeteries are poorly managed or profit-driven, with rural cemetery laws enabling plot-sale profits and tax evasion, while trustees offer scant reporting to stockholders.
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London
Louis Windmuller
North American Review
Mit
Standard
New York
Greenwood
Settlement for Women Agriculture Project in England
An experiment will form settlements of women to cultivate land and earn income from fruits, vegetables, honey, and poultry. Initiated by the Countess of Warwick, Reading College will host an October program training women over 10 in agricultural work, with two year courses or shorter options. The council supports housing and instruction, with fees not to exceed 1250 for two years.
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England
Countess of Warwick
Reading College
Council of Reading College
Swapped Baby for Dog in New Jersey Trade
Dr. Matthew T. Gaffney recounts a bizarre barter in Newark where a mother exchanged her newborn for a fox terrier. A landlady named Mrs. F and her husband agreed to the swap, believing the dog worth far more. The mother accepted the deal, receiving the pup as compensation.
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Newark
N. J
Matthew T. Gaffney
Geffney
Dobby
Barefoot Children in Summer Fashion Told as Health Pact
A Philadelphia Press excerpt notes the rising trend of barefoot children among the South’s elite during hot months. It claims barefoot freedom aids natural foot development, cites a tall southern woman with a double A shoe, and touts baths and physical culture as foundations of this health fad.
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Milionaire
Philadelphia
South
Aumier Tay
A PadeLi Baby In A Far Village Visit
A traveler describes a village visit to Abr ahvbba with a guided tour to a large dar, an unexpected entry, rough steps, a tower ascent, and a moment of hospitality where a naked four month old baby is placed in the narrator's hands. The account notes kindness and a later return, with the baby washed and decorated.
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Abrahvbba
Dar
Geographical Journal
Kreutzer to Ne Hettred Ends An Anatrian Coin Era
With the first day of the new century the ancient Anatrian coin, the creuzer, drops fully out of circulation after currency of some two hundred years. It is retired under a convention establishing a copper currency of equal value for all parts of the empire. It used to circulate freely in north and south Germany but for the last quarter of a century has not crossed the Austrian frontier.
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Tungend
Recaustate
Wrypy
Wachion
Anser
Anavalzache
Inoney
Seofield
State Treasury
Kreutzer
Hettred
Germany
Aulelden Increasing Yearly Across the World
The article notes a rising yearly total of 180,000 fieldestes worldwide with the greatest numbers in June and the fewest in September, while the majority occur between dawn and noon.
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Setember
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Sean
War Department
Frank Gasser
Albert
the Court
Roger Saati
Tresanrer
Alsuny
Sherif
Thomas Mantles
T. Louse
Janus Parrux
Register of Deeds
Anthony Bidsinuce
Alg
Stawra
Ira Ghryst
Jattersin
New York’s
Settlements For
Twe New Jersey
Barefoot
Han Area
Padeli
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