Election Law Provisions on Voter Registration and Ballots
A lengthy excerpt outlines duties of election officers in voter registration counts ballots and ballots distribution. It covers printing official ballots and instruction materials, delivery to polling places, ballot handling and tallying, voter assistance rules, ballot spoiling procedures, and penalties for noncompliance. It also details vacancy appointments, election contests, and officer compensation and expense allowances for supervisors and clerks.
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Artists and Art Trade Notes From The Era
Resars profits from a rice of his Modern Painters reach 0,000. Mountville painter Jacon Sez carves likenesses on canes. A Columbus banker Ma F C Sisttons left 500,000 for an art academy in Columbus, delayed until his wife dies. Philadelphia engraver John S Sartain, age eighty four, remains active. Sim Jos Mrezais reportedly receives blank checks to fund paintings before returning them.
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Railroads at World's Fair and Gauge Shifts Across England
The article notes modest daily earnings for a rail locomotive and mentions a railroad tickets exhibit at the world’s fair. It states the Great Western highest gauge conversion to standard gauge on May 20 and cites mileage changes in southern networks. Paris carriage capacity and a claim that trains run smoothly like boats are described. A Philadelphia Stockholder computation shows street railway dividends significantly higher than others in the U.S.
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Democratic Platform Adopted At Chicago Convention
The Democratic Party's national platform, adopted in Chicago after minor amendments, calls for preserving free elections against federal control, opposing a force bill, and defending civil liberties. It demands reform of taxation, tariff, and public offices, supports rail and river infrastructure, and emphasizes opposition to imperial policy while backing immigration controls and labor protections. The platform also endorses river improvements and federal funding for internal improvements.
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Stevenson Wins Democratic Nomination at National Convention
The Democratic National Convention completed its work as Adlai E. Stevenson of Minnesota was finally chosen for vice president, with Stevenson securing the necessary votes after a lengthy roll call and last-minute changes. The gathering adjourned sine die at 5 20.
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Adlai Stevenson Named Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
The Democratic convention selected Adlai E Stevenson of Bloomington Illinois as vice president candidate. He is described as a former congressman and trusted political figure born in Kentucky. The article covers his background, the nomination, and reactions from Indiana and New York delegates.
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Sudden Creek Flood Buries Mines and Cellars
Clear Creek rose abruptly flooding town cellars and undermining the large dump of the 70 mine. The dump slid catastrophically down the mountain destroying five mines the Dandenberg Terrible Brown Monarch and Coyte beneath the slide and causing heavy losses.
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