Republican Ticket Reported for State Offices and Congress
Republican ticket lists candidates for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner E W Flentge State Superintendent of Schools J A White Supreme Judge long term John Kennish short term James T Neville for Congress Marion E Rhodes State Senator W P Elmer as presented in the line of ticket names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Flentge
J. A. White
Supreme Jude
John Kennish
James T. Neville
Marion E. Rhodes
W. P. Elmer
Illinois Democrats Endorse Bryan and Tariff Unity
The Illinois state convention endorsed Bryan for president while pledging to keep party ties to corporations. The Independent argues Congress cannot tariff without revising protectionism, while Republicans defend the Dingley schedule. Roosevelt’s letter to Watson highlights justice, achievements, and a program, including anti monopoly enforcement and tariff revisions.
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Illinois
Bryan
Independent
Congress
Friends of the Dingley
Missouri
South
Roosevelt
James E. Watson
Indiana
Philippines
Post-Dispatch
Democratic Party
Post Dispatch
Republican Party
Call for Republican Precinct Meetings and County Convention
At a Washington County Missouri meeting on May 19 1906 the Republican Central Committee ordered precinct meetings on Sept 8 1906 at 2 PM to elect delegates for a county convention Sept 15 1906 at 1 PM in Potosi. Delegates allocated by Roosevelt 1904 votes with 68 total. precincts appoint committee men for two years. officers to meet Sept 15 for organizing.
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Republican Central Committee
Washington County
Missouri
Potosi
Roosevelt
S$ Norwine
Mineral Pt
Latty
Hopewell
Walton Bt
Old Mines
Palmer
Cadet
Turner's Store
Cruise
Ldelgrade
Fertile
Sunlight
Richmonds
Caledonia
Hamilton
Sherlock
Brazil
Concord
Cicero
Republican County Committee
Court House
Anarchists of High Degree Clash Over Court Order
The piece argues that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co defied a court’s double fare ruling on the Coney Island line, triggering riots. It accuses high degree anarchists of hypocrisy and calls for equal application of law, noting upheaval in a quarter million residents on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Debs
Long Island
William Nelson Cromwell
Andy Hamilton
Providence
Geo. F. Buer
Notice to Parents and Guardians on School Attendance
Synopsis of compulsory attendance rules for children aged 8 to 16. Courts may excuse for clothing, health, lack of schools nearby, family needs, or prior completion. Penalties include fines up to 25 dollars or 10 days imprisonment for parents. employers face 50 dollar fines for illegal child labor. Requires publication in district paper or public postings before school opens. M. A. Casey, Clerk, Board of Education.
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Justice of the Peace
M. A. Casey
Board of Education
Watermelon Flavor Experiments End in Novel Melons
Jim Boswell of the creek forks becomes a horticultural pioneer by injecting melon vines with flavor extracts to create vanilla lemon orange pineapple and brandy flavored watermelons. Seeds grown from the infused melons retain flavors, drawing interest from a St. Louis seed house seeking exclusive rights. He aims next to produce hollow-free cantaloupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Boswell
Luther Burbank
Jim
St. Louis
Local Sheriff and Judge Seats Open in Republican Nominations
Announcement lists J W Collins for Sheriff and Anthony Recar for Circuit Clerk among Republican candidates. Also names John J D Fclue, John W Houston, Firmin Roderique, Hyrcanus Hawkins, Fred Breckenridge, N F Robinson, N Banta, and William Schulz for various county offices. Owens S Martin and Louis A Page seek County Court judge roles, T H B Paul and W M Goff for first district, William A Cooper and S G Nipper for prosecuting attorney, James A Henson for probate.
Opening of State Normal School in 1905 with new buildings
The State Normal School opens with six new stone buildings completed since 1905 on a 33 acre campus. It offers AB degrees, life state certificates, and various teacher training certificates. Courses span Latin to botany, music, drawing, cooking, sewing, agriculture, and home economics.
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Teachers College
Leming Hall
Albert Hall
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Patient Credits Cure
R. A. Gray J. P. of Oakville Ind recalls ten years confined to a bed by kidney disease. He sought top medical care with little relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He calls it a Godsend and notes City Drug Store carried it.
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R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakvillle
Ind
Foley
City Drug Store
New Chintz Covers Offer Quick Bed Refresh
Bright-colored chintz blankets the latest mattresses and pillows giving a fresh look. When the bed is altered the bed clothes reveal new chintz, replacing the old blue and white covering that displeased a beauty-loving housekeeper. If reupholstering is costly a simple slipcover of chintz can be made easily.
Hydrophobia Deaths Across Europe By Country
Hydrophobia remains common on the continent, with Germany destroying about 2682 dogs and cats annually, France reporting 2263 cases, while Belgium Switzerland and Holland together total under 58. England has nearly eliminated the disease.
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Europe
England
Germany
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Cape Girardeau School Offer Promises Low Costs
A Cape Girardeau school advertises unsurpassed advantages at the lowest cost and invites inquiries or a catalogue from W. S. Deamont, president, with address in Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Deamont
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Electra Hitters Said To Cure Wide Ailments
Local man from Bear Grove claims Electra Hitters cured kidney trouble, headaches, and general weakness after two years of suffering. He attributes relief to the tonic, praising its effects on stomach, liver, and blood conditions. Guaranteed and sold by S. F. Thurman & Co.
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EF. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Trice Soc
S. F. Thurman & Co
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Sioner
the Congressional Issues
W. T. Hexter
R. P. Mackay
New York
Dew
Farbig Geezer
Journal
J. W. Collins
Anthony Recar
John J. Dfclue
John W. Houston
Firmin Roderique
Hyrcanus Hawkins
Fred Breckenridge
N. F. Robinson
Co. N. Banta
Representative
WM. Schulz
Owen S. Martin
Louis A. Page
T. H. B. Paul
W. M. Goff
Prosecuting Attorney
William A. Cooper
S.G. Nipper
James A. Henson
C. D. Smith
T. S. White
I. B. Headlee
B. B. Smith
Ags’t Cashier
Board OF Directors
T.S. White
P. G. Higginbotham
L. W. Casey, E. M. Bust
Casey & Guyton
Undertaezers
Globe-Democrat
Globe- Democrat
State Normal School
Cape Girardeau
VIA
Missouri Pacific Railway
Iron Mountain
California
Colorado
Utah
Mexico City
Addres
Daniel Devaney
Passen St. Louis
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