Primaries Seen Failing As Campaigns Ramp Up
The piece reports weak primary turnout across the state with less than half a vote counted, while Ohio remains in doubt about Harmon as governor. It notes Taft's tariff revision pledge, Cleveland and Bryan rhetoric, and Democratic leaders Hal and Metcalfe traveling to rally supporters, with Hal predicting Bryan's nation-wide drift and New York as a likely win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. P. J. Hal
Democratic National Committee
Tietard L. Metcalfe
Comtoner
Omaha
Lincoln
Chicago
Hal
World-Herald
Bryan
Middle West
New York
Nebraska
United States
Kansas Republicans Back Bank Deposit Guaranty Endorsement
Amid campaign chatter before an upcoming election, observers note Kansas Republicans at the state convention endorsed the guaranty bank deposits. The writer questions whether Nebraska Republicans will follow suit and challenges farmer labor voters on the Injunction Bill and Taft's platform.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Political campaign contrasts from 1806 to 1912 era
The piece notes calmer Democratic fervor yet higher Democratic vote totals than 1806. It claims the phrase the candidate went on record is now literal as Bryan and Taft spoke into phonographs. It argues no war with Japan for four years due to the 1912 World's Fair obligations.
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Bryan
Taft
Japan
Taft and World clash over administrations and reform
A reading of editorials notes that Taft’s stance on abuses grew under Republican rule and argues only a change in administration and Congress can fix them. The piece contrasts press coverage, citing Republican papers and the New York World, which reduced Taft coverage after his acceptance letter.
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Congress
New York World
Taft
Shallenberger Nominated for Governor in Nebraska Primary
Early returns indicate Shallenberger has secured the nomination for governor as results from across the state continue to arrive, showing a clear lead in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shallenberger
Omaha saloons decline to close on primary election day
District Judge Kennedy holds saloons in Omaha were not required to close for the primary. Rawls asserts closures were required and executed in Myartsmouth, noting a split in opinions on enforcement.
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Omaha
Kennedy
Rawls
Myartsmouth
Opin
Canadian scientist proclaims gossiping a disease cure hoped
A Canadian scientist claims gossiping is a disease and says the cure lies in a new trance. If he discovers it, the world will hail him as the era’s greatest benefactor.
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Tran E
Political rivalry in New York shapes gubernatorial mood
Commentator warns against sensational reports of Republicans clashing with Hughes in New York. Emphasizes Roosevelts’ focus on federal seats and fears Bryan’s strong showing in the state as a potential game changer.
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Hughes
New York
Roosevit
Bryan
Hart and Bryan clash over counting out and Hanna influence
A 19th and early 20th century exchange questions who truly governs. The Lincoln Star notes Hart’s insight on counting out and Mark Hanna’s control of money, seeking a tougher assessment.
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Hart
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln Star
Mr. Star
Jackson Club Endorsement Questioned by Jacksonians
The Jackson club of Omaha denied a Bee report that the group endorsed several candidates for tomorrow's primary including Shallenberger. They accuse the Bee of spreading a falsehood to boost its influence.
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Omaha Bee
Jackson Club
Shallenberger
Tax Burden Rise In Early 1900s Government Costs
The text laments rising per capita government costs from about 31.30 to over 10 dollars, predicting a $25 to $30 tax per family. It notes indirect taxes fall on farmers and workers, while manufacturers and bankers pass costs along, and cites a 1 billion dollar congressional appropriation as alarming.
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Manu
Bryan's 1908 coming strength contrasts Taft in praise
The article argues William J. Bryan has grown significantly over twelve years and is fit to be president. It contrasts Bryan's demonstrated statesmanship and conservatism with Taft's approach, praising Bryan's Des Moines tariff speech and Indianapolis remarks as deeper and more capable.
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Kansas City
Broan
United States
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Des Moines
Taft
Indianapolis
Times change for the better says a Methodist classmate
A Sunday School paper notes how times have changed over fifty years. It contrasts a once famous atheist preacher Robert G Ingersoll with the elevating public figure William J Bryan, praising Christian preaching and sacred eloquence.
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Soll
Christ
Prince of Peace
William J. Bryan
Election Forecast Warns Against Political Prognostication
An essay warns that street corner prognosticators let desire and prejudice drive predictions. It argues betting on elections based on bias damages the community and that pre election forecasts should not become gambling or demoralizing behavior.
Funeral of William A. White draws large city crowd
The funeral service for William A. White was held Sunday at 3 p.m. from the Methodist church, with a large attendance reflecting his deep regard. M W A Foresters and city officials led the procession, followed by Woodmen and other groups, as Rev. A A Randall delivered a moving sermon and floral tributes filled the altar.
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William A. White
Methodist Church
Foresters
Fourth Street
Sattler
A. ©. U. W. Lodire No
Royal Arcanum
Loyal Mystic Legion
A. A. Randall
Ralph White
Don C. York
H. E. Wescott
Mr. White
Oak Hill
Woodmen
A. J. Beeson
DO B. Smith
Harry Barthold
Wim. Hassler
Geo, Luschinsky
Frank Robinson
Aimun
Will White
Merry Fishing Party From This City Embarks For Four Mile Creek
A lively group of young city residents spent a Monday fishing excursion on Four Mile Creek. They traveled by carryall, enjoyed ample lunch, and returned home in the early evening after a day of country leisure. Several names are listed among participants.
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Ergyrstierl
Ptis
Earth
Bernard Wout
Ass Babs
Alva Gouwin Anbiedte
Annie Hall
Sadie Hove
Smudie Kent
Maha
Carl Krunsmann
Anton Houbek
William BryanAccused of Words Actions Reflect Court Integrity
The text notes accusations against Williard Bryan for many claimed statements and deeds, and it emphasizes his pride in not speaking contemptuously of the courts or attacking the integrity of the American judiciary.
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Bryen
Bryan
Congress
Taft
Roosevelt
Williard
Wedding at United Brethren Parsonage Near Murray
Last Saturday at 10 a m Rev F W Brink joined John T Dorman and Mittie Tilson in marriage at the United Brethren parsonage two and a half miles south of the city. The bride, well known around Murray, appeared handsome and pleased guests. The groom, a popular farmer of the Murray area, was likewise congratulated by friends.
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F. W. Brink
John T. Dorman
Mittie Tilson
United Brethren
Murray
Funeral of Mrs. E A McCroskey
Funeral services for Mrs. E A McCroskey were held Saturday at 3 PM from John Livingston’s residence. Rev A A Randall delivered the sermon praising her Christian life. Music by a quartet including Geo Farley Rev Wachtel C S Johnson Lucile Randall. Pallbearers named. community offers sympathy to her sons and family.
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E. A. McCroskey
A. A. Randall
John Livingston
Rev. Randall
Messrs
Geo, Farley
Asleerp
J. W. McCrastey
Wiles
W.‘T. Adams
Will Richardson
Robi. Propst
Chas. Jean
W. R. Mirra
Nebraska City man Nominated for Secretary of State
John Mattes Jr of Nebraska City is named by the Democratic party as their candidate for Secretary of State based on latest returns.
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John Mattes Jr
Nebraska City
Thanks for services during illness and death of beloved husband
We express sincere gratitude to all who aided during our loss including M. W. A. members for services and the floral offerings.
Steamer Mary Stewart Ties Up with Sand Dredge in Tow
The steamer Mary Stewart owned by Stewart Land Co of Kansas City, towing the Union Pacific sand dredge, docked at the ferry landing below the bridge on a trip to St. Joseph Missouri for sand loading. A collision earlier near Omaha damaged the pleasure launch Omaha and hurled its passengers into the river. Stewart’s crew rescued them and neither boat suffered lasting damage.
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Mary Stewart
Union Pacific
Stewart
St. Joe
Stewart Land Company
Kansas City
Omaha
Ralph Craddock
Lee
Bert
Lumber for Sale near Missouri River Ferry Iowa
Lumber on hand at Pacific Junction IA one half mile east of the river ferry is offered at 316.00 per thousand feet. Good quality cottonwood with all lengths and widths available. Contact A Graham Pacific Junction IA or Mutual phone from there.
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Missouri River
Iowa
Pacific Junction Ta
Mutual
A. Graham
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