Roosevelt Renomination Question Divides Republicans
The New York World surveyed Republicans across the country on Roosevelt seeking a third term. Only John S Wise opposed on principle. Grosvenor, Smith, Blump, and others voiced support or neutral stances, reflecting mixed yet favorable views on another term for Roosevelt.
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Indian Territory
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Roosevelt renomination sparks mixed Senate reaction
The passage notes Mr Roosevelts renomination should be considered by reformers while Sen Gallinger of New Hampshire hesitates to rule out a third term if the nation deems it best. It stresses that Gallinger sees the President's declaration as a solid obstacle to a 1908 Republican renomination despite cordial regard.
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Lyney Mudd Court of Appeals candidacy noted
Baltimore readers are shown a blend of political gossip and campaign talk as Lyney Mudd’s judicial temperament is debated while the Democratic stump prepares. Analysts discuss prospects, rival contenders, and the public’s interest as election fever grows across the state.
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Lyney Mudd
Baltimora Sun
Humorous Bits and Social Snippets from Harper’s Weekly
A collage of quips and captions from Harper’s Weekly and Chicago News, including remarks about marriage, wealth, and social trends. Illustrations feature domestic roles, Audubon Society remarks, and a gag about ribbon shades for a typing machine, reflecting early 20th century humor.
Prohibition talk and rural school improvements urged
From Chicago Tribune and New York World clippings a push for improving country schools via scientific farming and immigrant labor collusion. Georgia prohibition marks a shift, with nationwide temperance trend noted. The piece argues ads and press methods influence public sentiment and policy, urging sustained campaigns.
The Water Lady and the Mortal Pines
A speaker recalls a maiden by a stream. He pines over her beauty yet fears fading life. The Water Lady motif frames desire and mortality as he watches, then relinquishes his flowers to the flowing water.
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Sarah Carnes in Taylors Town
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah Margaret Carnes who died in Lander were conducted at Taylors Town's Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev W A Lytle officiating. Pallbearers named include county residents Souder Lloyd Eaglever Kafanver Williams Abalt. Interment followed at adjacent cemetery. Riley Etchison served as funeral director. The Crutchley funeral followed at 3 pm for Mrs Annia M Crutchley with services at her home on Sixth Street conducted by Rev Dr Osborne Jagis. Interment was at Me Olive Cemetery. Thomas F P Rice was the funeral director.
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Lander
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Taylorstown
W. A. Lytle
Pallbaarera
David M. Souder
John W. Lloyd
Charles W. Eagls
Robert H. Kafanver
This County
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Infant Mortality and Local Notices Highlight Ledger
The paper reports infant deaths Paul Towsend Painter and Georges Edward Weeden, with funeral plans and interment details. It lists divorce filings for Charlen W Schnatz and John Garey, plus sick lists in.Brief notices include local residents and a wagon collision update. A Pennsylvania forestry tax bounty is noted, along with King Edward’s new valor cross and a 15 foot corn stalk exhibit in Kansas City.
Unusual Farm Tale Vouches for Bullfrog Milk Feat
A Maryland farmer reports a sow nursing a green backed bullfrog that fed on her milk while the animal’s owner and neighbors dub the sight extraordinary. The tale, linked to old Bina Bell in Geo it county, is contrasted with other odd animal affections. Also included is an advertisement for a catarrh cure and a testimonial for Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
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J. Cheney & CO
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