Roosevelts and McKinley Backed by Republican Committee
From the fragmentary text a Republican congressional committee backs Roosevelt and McKinley with pledges and subscription details. It references monthly and yearly rates, mail delivery, and office locations, indicating a period newspaper public notice style.
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National Committee
Survica
Speh
Theodore Roosevelt
Carrier
Wm. B. McKinley
Carrie
Republican Congressional Committee
St. James Building
New York
N. Y
Tiessescseres
Pastonica
County Farm Change Urged for Blackhawk County
A Waverly Independent editorial argues the present county farm is too small and land values too high for self sufficiency. It urges selling the current property and purchasing a larger, cheaper site to better support the county’s indigent and insane population, noting public ownership challenges and board wisdom.
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Waverly
Odependent
Bremer County
Clackhawk
Faria
Bia
Blinkhawk County
Blackhawk County
Board of Supervisors
The President's Appeal to Back Taft and Republican Congress
A public letter from Sagamore Hill urges disinterested citizens to unite with Republican leaders to elect Taft and a fully Republican Congress. The message lists key 1900s era reforms and praises legislation from irrigation to meat inspection, urging nationwide support for cooperative governance and continued policy progress.
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Probidutt Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Wm. 2
McKinley
Republican Congress
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Bege
Deleg
Iswa
Department of Justice
Panama Canal
Philippines
District of Columbia
Forest Service
Oklahoma
Alaska
Ansneagle
U Tt
Ofeet Mer
Lim
Natonal Committee
Hitchcock
Historic forest fires and their lasting cost
A historic survey recalls great North American forest fires from Miramichi 1692 to Peshtigo 1871 and later. It notes vast timber losses, hundreds of lives, and decades of regional impoverishment, arguing timber destruction as a long term economic drain beyond immediate property damage.
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Lake States
Miramichi
Newcastle
Miramichi River
New Brunswick
Ame
Acura
Chatham
Douglastown
Wisconsin
Peshtigo
Abe
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Nea Hinckley
Minnesota
Lfe
Hinckley
Rly
Hinckley Fire Near Town Highlighted by Engineers
A derailed locomotive blaze near Hinckley was slow to fight and could have killed many more. Engineers and railroad workers warned the incident was preventable as the fire burned for days before reaching peak severity and endangering the town.
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Hinckley
Major John F. Lacey for U S Senator in Iowa race
Sioux City Journal and several Iowa papers profile Major John F. Lacey of Oskaloosa as a veteran congressman and stalwart Republican, praising his civil war service, long Senate- and House- tenure, and strong stand on party unity. They note his suitability to carry the party banner in a pivotal election and his potential to unite standpatters and progressives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
Towa
Casary
Washington
Lacey
Hit
Major Lacey
John Fletcher Lacey
New Martins‘ville
West Virginia
Iowa
Fred B. White
Mr. White
D. W.hemilton Democrat
Neantam
John F. Lacey
Congress
Dolliver
Senate
Grand Army of the Republic
Hia Party
Keokuk Gate City
Republican Party of
Jmanses
John F.lacey
Tude
Republican Party
Pelmary
Allison
Oskaloosa
Houges
Democrata
Republicana
Actus
Cedar Rapids
John
Coramina
Persallyte
Ottumwa
Tovorner Cummina
Senatar
He Succara
Praga
Dan Moines
Thesday
Namie
Annual Meeting of Farmers National Congress in Madison
The Farmers' National Congress holds its twenty-eighth annual meeting in Madison Wisconsin beginning September 24 for a week. Delegates from every state attend with speakers including governors Glenn Cummins Johnson and other notable figures. William J. Bryan will speak September 26 on The Farmer and His Relation to Public Affairs. Sessions are in the University of Wisconsin Armory and Gymnasium and College of Agriculture building.
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Mason
Wis
Farmers' National Congress
R. G. Glenn
North Caroine
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
James A. Johnson
Minnesota
James Sheakley
Penn- Sylvania
Alaska
Harvie Jordan
Farne ‘Ers’ Netions
Congress
Southern Cotton Growers' Association
J. J. HU
St. Paul
Great Northern Road
Col. Robert, E. Ved, Jr
Virginia
Dr. Isham, Randolph
Chicago
Chicago Canal
Panama Canal
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Willem H. Tait
College of Agriculture
James O. Davidson
Wisconsin
B. Comersey
Stagville
N. Oo
Allte
National Agricultural Association
Experiment Society
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin College At Agriculture
Joshua Strange
Indiana
Yha
Iowa Politician Lacey Seen as War Hero and State Leader
To-day’s brief notes the political climate around Usacey Lacey in Iowa. Delegates rapidly fill as he contends for a special primary, arguing reformists threaten progress and Iowa’s Civil War service deserves Senate representation by a proven soldier and statesman.
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People of Laws
Aviles Jourist
Usacey
Lieves
Upper Mississippi
River Improvement Association
Belis
Mr. Lacey
Towa
Iowa
United States
Senate
Republican Party of
Commonwealth
Wan Chang to stand trial for Stevens killing in D C
A Korean suspect Wan Chang, accused of fatally shooting Durham White Stevens, former American adviser to Korea, in Washington, D C on March 23, appears for trial before Judge Conley. The report lists other distant events from the same date including currency council plans and various regional happenings.
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San Francisco
Wan Chang
Durham White Stevens
Conley
Birthday of King Chulalongkorn of Siam Observed
The article notes King Chulalongkorn of Siam born September 21, 1853, as eldest son of King Maha Vajiravudh and successor since October 1, 1868. It mentions his multiple marriages, three children with the present queen, two with a former wife, twenty half brothers, and his governance with a cabinet of department heads.
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Sort Me Chulalongkorn L
Siam
Maha Bon’ Bhukt
Crujalongkorn
Ted
Murder indictment session for Hains brothers in Queens
An extraordinary term of the supreme court in Queens County opened to consider the indictment of the Hains brothers for the murder of William B. Aunts. Judge Garret J. Garretson presided. Prosecution seeks a speedy trial but indications point to mid October or later. Delegates and visitors converge on Cincinnati for the National Republican League convention starting tomorrow. Taft, Senator Foraker and other leaders are among scheduled speakers.
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New York
Supreme Court
Queens County
Hains Brothers
William B. Aunts
Garrett J. Garretson
Second Judicial District
Cincinnati
National Republican League
League
William H. Taft
Senator Forater
Slayer of three on trial at Marlboro case
Wrank Zasteras, a self confessed triple murderer, is tried on insanity defense in Marlboro for killings of employer William B Sheppard wife Josephine B Sheppard and servant Jennia Bardy on May 16. Witnesses including former employees testify to suspected unbalanced mind. Zasteras confessed after arrest and showed little concern during trial. Separate note from Salt Lake City reports opening of United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners convention with three weeks of sessions and plans to discuss tuberculosis sanitarium for members.
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William B. Shephard
Fosephine B. Shep Bard
Jennia Bardy
Bight
Sheppard
Wos
Salt Lake City
Utah
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Itho
World tuberculosis congress opens in Washington
A global gathering titled the International Tuberculosis Congress convenes in Washington to study tuberculosis cure and prevention. Delegates from America Europe and South America attend a three week event featuring a large tuberculosis exhibit and sessions on animal tuberculosis and public health measures against the disease.
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Washington, D. C
International Tuberculosis Congress
TALK ON TRADE CONDITION
Halifax discusses immigration impact on Canada trade at the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada convention in Halifax with 150 delegates. Other topics include election act amendments eight hour legislation senate reform and old age pensions. Alphonse Verville presided and reports show rising membership across major cities. Boston reports Ming Cardeno F B facing trial for financial promoter fraud after his disappearance and bankruptcy.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Jlo
Legislative Council
Alphonse Verville
Hautex
Vancouver
Dominion
Boston
Mass
Cardenio FB
Ming
King
Boatnn
New York
Seon
Kidney Remedy Claim From New Britain Man
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports failing to improve with prior diabetes treatment until Foley’s kidney remedy. He says after two bottles he improved and after five bottles was cured, claiming life insurance eligibility afterward. Sold by Wangler Bros and J. K. Joder.
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James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
Foleys
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
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Waterloo Reporter
Parrots
Réitor
Rati
Calenfar Department
Busnes
U. S
Farmers National Congress
Madison
W. L. Ames
Oregon
Wisis
George M. Whittaker
United States Department of Agriculture
Whishington
D. C
Eatles Ns
United States Department
National Congress
College
John Johnson
J. J.hill
Oliniam
Ank
East
Newaygo, Mich
John M. Ward
Wife
Ward
Wayne
Grey
Frankie
J. Rodman Drake
John Chambers
Tana
New Jersey
Garfield
Atate
Capitol
Aarne
Quebec
Lord Aberdeer
Texas
Toronto
Migy
Edith Margaret Sweatman
Arthur Sweatman
John Lowe Walton
Nashville
Tenn
Denver
Col
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Atlanta
Knapp
Clark
Harlan and Cockroll
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlan
Davenport
Vialtary
Davenport River
Atlantic City
Nuj
Tvho
Dmg
National Wholesale Druggista Association
King of
Zasteras
Weeka
America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Europa
Atabs
Mexico
Isyetui
National Museum
F. King
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