Classified Ad Fragments From The Tribune Page
Fragmented OCR reads like a sequence of advance payment notes for notices. Entries mention various time frames, quantities, and remittance methods, including money orders and registered letters, with stray references to the Tribune and New Avenue hints. The readable pieces suggest a pricing or mailing schedule for notices.
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Unclear Historic Commentary Mix With Notable Mentions
Fragmented OCR style text references various topics from fruit crops to bank robberies and political figures. It mentions a Melbourne train collision and the Haymarket bombing context, alongside medical notes on kidney disease and a product claim for Foley's Kidney Cure. Distinct entities include Melbourne, Haymarket, Mark Twain, Bermuda, Alfred Gownt, Curpled Banger, and Foley’s Kidney Cure.
Whitewash over Metropolis graft looms as lesson
The New York grand jury failed to find evidence of crime in Metropolitan railway dealings while noting the large disbursements to stockholders and a $500 000 payout tied to a deceased figure. Exposures warn that reforms may curb crooked practices and future offenders.
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New York Grand Jury
Metropol
William C. Whitney
Convention Primer on Minor Parties and Third-Party Prospects
A historical survey of national conventions held by parties other than Republicans and Democrats. It lists groups like the Liberty, Free Soil, Know Nothing, Liberal Republican, Prohibition, Labor, People's and Socialist parties, noting their influence in past elections and potential future nominees. It explains that if no candidate wins a majority, the House selects the president and the Senate chooses the vice president.
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Liberty Party
Free Soilers
Americans Or
Know Nothings
Labor
People’s
Clay
Prohibitionists
Blaine
Independence League
Socialist
House of Representatives
Senate
Republican Convention of 1908 Details and Delegates
The 1908 Republican Convention will meet in Chicago on June 16. It will have 980 delegates including territories, and require a majority of the whole 491 votes to nominate. The representation from each state and territory is listed below.
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Chicago
Territories
Democratic Convention of 1908 Date and Location
The convention will be held in Denver on July 7. Including territorial delegates, 1,003 votes are counted. Two thirds of the whole, or 671 votes, are required to nominate.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
C. Prups
Hali
Celeste
Notre Dame
Dave Phick
Dartmouth
AG America
Vanderbilt
Fis
Denver
Territories
Msny
Busy Days Ahead in Indiana Campaign With Watson and Marshall
Indianapolis May 4 Congressman James E Watson Republican nominee for governor plans at least one speech daily from June until the November election. Democrat Thomas R Marshall returns from Arizona and will address over 100 meetings, aiming to speak in every county. The Democratic state committee meets to assess campaign funds as both parties forecast economical warfare and uncertain effects from the panic and temperance issues. A new law question arises about saloon licensing, and Indiana's tuberculosis hospital site near Rockville is chosen with a 527 acre tract at 24000 dollars. Charles Korbly wins Democratic nomination for congress by acclamation.
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Jim” Watson
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Indiana
State Committee
Thomas R. Marshall
Arizona
Democratic State Committee
Wall Street
Mnanda
Republican
Republican Committee
Indiana State Tuberculosia Hospital Commission
Rockville
Parke County
Indiana Air
Systematizing Arbitration Among Major Powers
The United States Britain and France pursue treaties to systematize arbitration at The Hague for legal disputes not affecting vital interests. The pacts acknowledge limits and voluntary submission, with Britain-France variations, and seek to inspire wider adoption among nations through precedent and diplomacy.
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United States
Great Britain
France
The
Hague
Senate
Republican Treasurer and Trustee Candidates in Local Primary
Several Republican announces run for local offices including treasurer trustee assessor and prosecuting attorney. Names mentioned include Jolin S Alan Ollie L Bmiery Melgey Low and L Jackson with nominations subject to the Republican primary or convention in Floyd County.
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Don Bates Masel
Jolin S. Alan Dilute
LL. Bmiery
Moskhs L. Jackson
New Arby
John A Hindis Guieuness Hinself Ds
New Albany
Thomas Fpo
Floyd Circuit
Republcan
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