Bryan Taft Handicap and Presidential Ambition Recalled
Mr Bryan should not rely on Taft's weight as a handicap in his favor Taft can carry more weight and win again at the Peerless One William Jennings Bryan is called a born farmer by a recent magazine writer Mr Bryan will persist in mistaking his calling and may think he is cut out for the presidential chair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
Bryan
Taft
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Grover Clevelanl
Cleveland
Aftice
Wwe
Freien
Jeroto
Bette Woni Pearond
R. H. Ramsay
Mr. R
William McCarron
Artsocan
Unclear Labor Reform Statement Cited in Tariff Debate
A garbled excerpt discusses the wage policy and potential consequences of tariff reductions. It mentions reform groups, responsibility for lower wages, and the likelihood of follow-on wage changes tied to tariff duties, with no clear dates or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulalub
Democratic row over running mate choices in Me
A fragment notes discord in the Democratic camp over Ryan selecting Dave Brands as running mate and objections to Senator Bailey Amella due to ties with Standard Oil. It suggests Bryan’s rejection signals broader concerns about party associations with the oil industry.
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Ryan
Dave
Nos
Bailey Amella
Bryan
Irueta
Primary Election Voters Prepare For Party Nominees
The county voters should study the primary election slate now published in the local pages. The law requires nominees be listed so voters know why they support their chosen candidates, as ballots must reflect party allegiance and cannot mix party tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seratch
Bryan attacks Republican platform like a theatre critic
A Democratic exchange notes Bryan tears the Republican platform as a habit for twelve years. It argues his constant criticism has little influence on voters who continue to back the Republican ticket, comparing him to a professional theater critic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Democratic Party Shifts on Coinage and Policy Through History
The piece argues the Democratic Party has fluctuated on major issues from silver coinage to imperialism, noting how past pledges dissolved under political pressure. It cites reactions to Grover Cleveland’s 1897–1899 terms and suggests party cohesion weakens when pursuing winning strategies.
Fragmentary political remark ends with Bryanite sentiment
A clipped historical line notes shifting views toward a Bryanite faction, indicating a softening stance in a previously rigid political circles.
Brazil Builds Fine Highway System At Last
The article praises Brazil for prioritizing national highways, contrasting it with the United States where Congress allocated vast funds elsewhere and neglected road improvements. It argues Brazil’s investment shows enlightened progress while US roads remain a national shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
South America
United States
Holf
Congress
Bast the trusts and the changing economic order
A political editorial argues that the era’s slogan Bast the trusts reflects widespread ambition among parties to curb industrial concentration. It asserts trusts persist despite legal actions, predicts ongoing consolidation, and calls for federal supervision of monopolies to protect public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Reynolds for St Louis Court Presiding Judge
Article argues Geo D Reynolds should be elected to the St Louis Court of Appeals to become Presiding Judge due to longest current license and extensive practice. It contrasts with Democratic nominee prospects and praises Reynolds health and sharp mind for court duties.
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St. Louis
St. Leonia Court of Appeals
Jade
Geo. D. Reynolds
Goode and
Nortoni
Mosely
Mr. Honts
Gqoule
Rey
Ackle
Hsia
Notice of Primary Election in Washington County Missouri
Notice is given that a primary election will be held in Washington County Missouri on the first Tuesday in August 1908. Polls open from 7 a.m. to sunset to nominate candidates for state district county and township offices for the general election on November 3 1908. The list includes names and post office addresses of candidates with office designations and party affiliations as per secretary of state records and nomination papers.
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State of
Missouri
Washington
Secretary of State
Hebert S. Hadley
Jefferson City
Democratic Party
David A. Ball
Louisiana
Willams
Cousherd
Kansas City
William N. Evans
West Plains
Henry F. Staple
Bookport
William J. Wallace
James H. Wintecotton
Paris
Socialist Party
William L. Garver
Chillcothe
Prohibition
Herman P. Faris
Clinton
Abe
People's Party
William 4
Dillon Marling
Republican Party
Jacop F. Gmelich
Bonneville
Heo M. Anderson
Columbia
Walter 4. Rely
So. Lous
Wittlan
H. Leagenu
Anthony
Wilttsa St. Painter
Carrollton
HM. J. Stamos
Clarence Arthur J
St. Lois
Cornelius Roach
Carthage
Socialist Paiety
Frank Haker
Poplar Hiuff
Prohibition Party
James F. Botts
Lanclaster
People’s Party
James M. Burrus
Uhi- Republican Party
Jesse A.vaterson
Hranson
Douhon L. Hradiey
Destoge
Heruard Wierkes
St. Lou
John P Gordon
Lexington
Frank A.J. Hitler
St. Louis
John Q Leomy
Potosi
Frank Forster
M Anual
Geo. C. McLoughlin
Sedalia
L. Alexander
Farmington
Sreasurer
Rkepublican Party
Wilbur B Y. Murray
James Cowgill
Muralists Party
Quy
Roberton
Bishop O.terry
Greenawat
Ntupe Treaurer
F. W. Letsen
Mareifield
North T. Gentry
Frank B. Fulkersoan
St. Joseph
Legguyuratio Party
Riliate W. Major
Ewilaw Green
Logialial Peebry
Announcements list Republican primary candidates
The notice names MARION E. RHODES of Potosi for Representative and a slate of candidates including S. G. Nipper for Prosecuting Attorney Norman F. Robinson for County Treasurer and G F. Patterdon for Sheriff. It lists many candidates for Assessor and County Judge positions and notes eligibility by Republican primary decisions. The document certifies the list with official details from the County Court clerk in Potosi dated the 13th day of dime.
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Prohibition
James M. Fulkerson
Fredericktown
People's Party
James W. Riley
Madison
Supreme Court
Arvus Cox
Bolivar
Edward Highee
Kirksville
John G. Park
Kansas City
Democratic
Walter W. Graves
Butler
Nat. M. Shelton
Mace
Madigan KR. Smith
Farmingtos
General Assembly
Marion FE
Hedes
Potosi
Theodore F. Sloan
Dollerson P. Cole
John W. Dotson
Delwrade
Seond
James A. Barrow
William J. Nicholson
Secom
Luther M. Dickey
Sunlight
Simon G. Nipper
Laws FL Dinning, Jr
Repubic
Lawrence W. Casey
Petes
George FL Patteraiin
Mortem
Charles W. Yount
James W. Cook
Rondale
Milton
Livingston
Harvey Hall
Vopogirk
Dor
Ree Publish Pareys Norpa Flibellason
Paasi
Ben
Terstie
Thompsi FF
Hewat
James W. Ullie
Qiaker
Sdeveyer
McN Nara
Moa Sarveger
Leos
Tapeady
Renarewe
Public Notice of Legal Action and Service Details
Order of publication names parties with court action and service requirements. Document references a petitioner seeking relief and a respondent, with dates and locations implied by the legal filing. The text notes publication steps and names individuals connected to the case, including guardianship or protective orders and associated sequenced actions.
Local court notices tax lien suit against Smelting Co
In vacation, the Clerk of the Circuit Court receives a petition by Serantina Miniog and Smelting Company alleging non residen cy and unknown heirs cannot be summoned by ordinary process. The action seeks to enforce Missouri state tax lien for 1906 on multiple tracts in section 12 to 30, township 37, range 1 BE and adjoining parcels. An itemized tax bill shows taxes and costs totaling about twenty nine dollars and ten cents. A publication order directs notice in the Potest Journal in Washington County Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Serantina Miniog and Smelting Company
Missouri
State of
Southeas
West
Nortwest
Ofutheast
Potosi
el Chen
Wasmogton
Stete
Wiiswild
Jos
Cresswelie
Cverk
The Old Quarter Reveals Hidden City Tales
Fragmented OCR passage describes a citizen recalling experiences in an old quarter. The text references gardens, a revenant figure, and a poet named Perdeey Mee with scattered names, places, and events. The piece reads as a personal reminiscence with garbled wording and uncertain details.
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Milier
Arthure
Luwacaovea “An
Old Mines, MO
St. Joachim’s Church
Hiskioner
Repusis
L. Cotman
L. Washhaura
Cope Terardenn
W. Winter
Ste. Genesleve
Per Beileaed
Waren
Hssemer
Masech
Kassard
AL Karermeerd
Stein
Marion E. Rhodes
S. G. Nipper
Eners
Norman F. Robinson
G F. Patterdon
Breton Township
Co. W. Yount
Harmony Worship
Firmin Robinson
Concord Township
Phil, C. Evens
Mineral Point
J. T. Maxwell
Belgrade
Hfnry L. Smith
Liberty Township
Asacasuz
Chas. G. Smith
Uodge
Geo. W. Seabourne
Belgrade Township
1St District
Thos. H. Paul
Union Township
First District
Republcan
Jeremiah Posilewaip
M Neral Point
Oo. F. Real
Thomas Lay
Miners Point
PRACK
Hutchings
Office of Justice
Pescema Harmony
Constable
Probibition Party
W. W. ‘Varner
Mannony
Jeorme
Mineeurs
Joe Gk Love
Cryer
Washlawfian
Wostihaggtea Cosgate
Waeeditee Wetins Chegeey
Peta
Deen
Segter
Mewseit
Tha Beater
Orto
D. Smith
J. M. Rust
I. B. Fleadler
Co. D. Smith
G. Higginbotham
L. W. Casey
E. M. Bust
Casey & Guyton
Undertaker
Missonl
County of
Dion. Cresswell
Reat
Jos Cress
Poser
Promiurd
Ayrat
James Ward
Helen Roop
Ernesst Roop of
de Soto
Irondale
Order of Eastern Star
Blackwell Lodge
Joe Robinson
Capt
Bennett
Petosian
Edward Adams
Baby
Bart Welsh
Sam Wright
Bremecks
Repeir Eed
John Q. Adama
Walton
G. C. Loomis
Henderzon
Black River
Masonic Lodge
Lance
Here
Memphia
Iron Mountain
Busipean
South Aml
Goulds
Frisco
Silinuw Coat Limes
Warck Guzelle
Eliems
Duoso
Wien
W. Stolth
Persie
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