Wisconsin Republicans rally behind Taft ticket despite bolt talk
Benny F. Gochems says there will be no bolt by Wisconsin progressives this year. Senator La Follette signals unity and loyalty to the party amid Democratic courting moves. The piece argues unity over faction as the path to success for Wisconsin Republicans in the Taft campaign.
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Democratic echoes in a convention applause laden speech
A fragmented OCR excerpt recalls a convention scene praising the Republican Party and leaders like Grant and Roosevelt. It blends patriotic imagery with unfinished rhetoric, including callouts to Liberty, Lincoln, and past battles, amid audience cheers and interjections.
Philippine unrest dampened by loyalty to American leadership
A cautious assessment argues that anti American sentiment in the Philippines remains muted as native police stay loyal to American rule. Dispatches say malcontents will struggle to gain traction while cooperation with the American plan for self government grows among educated natives.
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Electoral College Size and State Representation This Year
The electoral college will total 483 votes, seven more than four years ago with Oklahoma added. Forty five states participate in choosing the president and vice president, each state's votes equal its congressional membership. New York leads with 39 votes, its influence surpassing many smaller states and shaping party policy and nominees.
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The lure of country life in restless city days
The article explores urban dwellers longing for country independence and healthful living, noting many dream without real commitment. It contrasts back to the farm interest with party politics and hints at Theodore Roosevelt Jr. as son of the president.
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Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Blood and Health
An early health advertorial extols the Blood is the Life doctrine and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related illnesses. It recommends All-Healing Salts for open ulcers, with ordering details and assurances of effectiveness, plus mention of Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for digestive health.
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Fragmented Death News From Across Cities Amid Heat Wave
Disjointed notes report multiple fatalities from heat in Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and New York plus drownings in New York. Other items mention executions in Texas and political maneuvering around the Democratic presidential field with Governor Johnson withdrawal and Minnesota governor leading contention. Additional lines reference a dance sparked violence and a Republican vice presidential candidate falling ill.
Wisconsin News Roundup Echoes Local Happenings and Tensions
The report notes three Beat prostrations in Milwaukee and a Daughters of Norway gathering in Eau Claire. It mentions Cooper and Stephenson campaigning and warns Wisconsin cities like Fort Atkinson Port Washington Black River Falls Watertown and Stevens Point hosting homecomings. Beloit reports rising hygrophobia cases in the area.
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Daughter from New Berks Taken to Chicago for Pasteur Treatment
A fragmentary report states a eight year old daughter of a tiger from New Berks AVau Xesha County was moved to Chicago for Pasteur treatment after an alleged incident. Other lines mention a Mrs Becker suing for $25,000 and several local banks updating capital stock. The text is garbled with unrelated gossip snippets about Mrs. Smith and Mr. Smith.
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Notes by the Funny Rex in Lines-Footlight
Fragmented stage notes reference a paradox about a rich and poor actor. A small boy mentions a Quaker composition tied to a stance on quarrels. Porters discuss trains and arrival times while a Mrs Smith retires for rest.
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Taft renomination and Wisconsin note in Fond du Lac bulletin
The Fond du Lac Bulletin notes Chicago politics and national figures including Taft and Foraker, with hints of renominating a candidate and praise for Englebright for chamber of commerce credibility. It mentions connections beyond Wisconsin and into Oshkosh and state borders.
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