Socialist party to nominate state ticket in New York
The socialist party will meet in New York City on July 4 to nominate the state ticket. Michigan state auditor general J. M. Bradley announces his candidacy for the Republican naming. Daily subscription rates and mailing details are listed, with notices about mailing addresses and paper movement from Columbus to Chicago.
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Socialist Party
New York City
J. M. Bradley
Michigan
Jis
Ie Ig
Caunelgt
Chicazo
Columbus
DY Mall
George Tucker launches campaign for Virginia governor
Harry T. George Tucker, former president of the Jamestown Exposition, formally announces his bid for the Virginia governorship, outlining the campaign stance and initial organizing steps.
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Harry
T. George Tucker
Virginia
Politician campaigns and nominations sweep across states
The report lists Democratic and Republican moves from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin North Carolina and South Carolina. Governors, former congressmen and aspirants like Fred E. White James Q. Davidson Glenn Evans Heyward Evans Hamilton Lewis Johnston Hamilton are named as candidates or probable contenders for governor and U S Senate while party conventions set dates and targets.
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George Johnstone
Newverry
United States
South Carolina
Public discontent over broken pledges in Iowa politics
A 1908 Iowa political column cites Governor Cunmins and G W Clark breaking promises to support fellow candidates, labeling it a breach of honored word. The piece criticizes such disreputable behavior, contrasts newspaper coverage, and urges voters to condemn insincere pledges. It also notes local business notices and service ads.
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Clark
Murphy
Iowa
Torbert
Cunmins
Pat” Murphy
Vinton
G. W. Clark
Adel
Cummins
Mr. Murphy
Towa
Weather Bureau explains tornado causes in cyclonic pattern
Hendrick Washington May 4 the weather man from the government bureau outlines how an extreme lake region low pressure and widespread eastern high pressure create a cyclonic disc. He says tornadoes form where the disc dips to earth, with unpredictable locations across Mississippi Louisiana and beyond.
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Hendrick
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Nature
Mississippi
Louisiana
This Date in History May Highlights
May entries recount Edward Prince of Wales and the battle of Tewkesbury in 1471, William of Nassau as Stadtholder in 1747, Rhode Island’s 1776 action against Britain, Tippoo Sahib’s death ending Hyder Ally’s empire in 1795, Dutch Strinam surrender in 1804, Haymarket riots in 1886, and Ernest W Huffaut’s death by suicide in 1907.
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Edward Prince of Wales
Henry VI
Dugland
Tewkesbury
Willam of
Nassau
Netherlands
Rhode Island
Great Britain
Seringapatam
Sultan Tippoo Sahib
Strinam
Judge George Gray Born in New Castle Delaware May 4 1840
Judge George Gray born May 4 1840 in New Castle Delaware has long been a political and legal figure. He studied at Princeton and Harvard, served as Delaware attorney general, and represented the state in the U S Senate from 1883 to 1889. He joined the Paris Peace Commission in 1898 and the Hague arbitration court in 1906 before becoming a U S circuit court judge in 1899. He chaired the anthracite stake commission in 1902 and was appointed to the federal bench by President McKinley.
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George Gray
Delaware
Denver
New Castle
Del
Princeton
Harvard
Bard
United States
Senare
Paris
What we call evergreens dormant during winter
A St Louis correspondent explains that evergreens in northern latitudes do not stay truly alive in winter but enter a rest period. Foliage dies back, branches dry, and trees rest through cold months until spring growth returns, with tropical plants differing only by climate.
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St Loui Gloht-uemocrat
St. Louis
Tropica
Mexico
Central America
Unfortunate Campaign Tactics Draw GOP Fire in Iowa
In Des Moines and across Iowa, Republicans denounce A J Gummins for personal attacks over merit in campaigns, arguing his method dents party unity under a governor led machine. Support rises for Senator Allison as party clubs expand, signaling shifting sentiment toward united Republican efforts.
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Allison
Taoimany
Tsm
Sallison Glubs
Des Moines
Mammoth Club
Mason City
Clinton
Ottumwa
Chia
Books of the Period by H. E. Celby
A muddled mix of book notices and author blurbs. John T. McIntyre’s romance In the Dead of Night is discussed alongside Halman Day’s King Spruce and Emerson Hough’s forestry themes. The piece critiques literary trends, foresees public reaction, and touches on Roosevelt era forestry policy with partisan caveats. It also notes a cough remedy advertisement at the end.
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John T. McIntyre
Kenyon
McIntyre
Lippincott
Halman Day
Harper's
Vansalboro
Maine
Wresters
Mr. Day Ia
Lewinton Journal
Bsquire Phin
Squire Bi
Minnesota
Roosevelt
America
Emerson Hough
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised By Willimantic Man
A Willimantic Connecticut resident Alvin E Stimpson credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after months of failed remedies. He states four bottles cured him completely and he is now fully healthy free from kidney trouble. The advertisement from Won giey Brothers and J K Joder mentions availability in local outlets.
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New England
Foley
Alvin E., Stimpson
Willmantic
Conn
Tim
Conte Kitinng
Wongiey Bros
J. K. Joder
Live Stock on the Farm Aids to Swine Health
Iowa State College experts discuss swine disease risk and prevention. Emphasizes sanitation, sunlight, clean housing, varied feeds, exercise, and quarantine. Advises dipping for lice, careful introduction of new stock, and worm control using simple remedies, with emphasis on vigor and constitution for breeding stock.
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Corn Belt
Anl
Lewis
Iown
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Mate. Parrott & Bona Waterloo, Tows
L. G. Parrott
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Ney
Lance
John A. Johnson
Iraquois Club
Chicago
Montana
Rozsman
James Q. Davidson
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Glenn
North Carolina
North
Caroling
Fred E. White
Fows
Hawkeye
White
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Congress
James Hamilton Lewis
Ulmols
Virthia
Georgia
Seattle
Wash
Wasington
John J. Liamilton
Pennsylvania
Des Munes Daily News
Hamilton
Cedar Falls Gazette
Fale
Garrell
Marengo
Oley
Wandgler Bros
Joder
J. ©. Johnson
Lowa
Government
Dolliver
Lane
Merry Widow
H. E. Celby
Foley's
Wangler Bros
J. K Joder
W. J. Kennedy
Experiment Station
State. College
Ames
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