Republican Ticket State Ticket and Listed Officers
A fragmented OCR list shows Republican ticket candidates for state offices including Representative in Congress Burton Preset, Supreme Court Isaac Sullivan, Governor James Beaely, Lieutenant Governor Lewis Bwoetser, Secretary of State Wilford Giffort, State Auditor Stephen Taylor, State Treasurer Alten, Attorney General Denzel McDougall, Superintendent of Public Instruction Frances Shepherd, Inspector of Mines Robert Bell, and Judge Edward Walters.
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Congress
Burton L. Preset
The
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Sullivan
Jamws M H. Beaely
Lewis I. Bwoetser
Wilford L. Giffort
Stephen L. Taylor
Alten
Denzel G. McDougall
Brpt. of Public Instruction
Rnce
M. Shepherd
Robert M. Bell
Dnethet
Fatward A. Walters
County Official List With Names and Titles
A scanned county roster lists officials including Arthur L. Speakman as Commissioner for tet District and Charles X. Lilatush for Ziad District. Charles Nelson serves Sid District with Marry W. Anderson as Clerk of District Court and L. M. Zug as Sheriff. Other posts include Wilbur M. Massey Treasurer James L Fuller Probate Judge Tash M. Burnside Superintendent Edward A. Spenberg and Frank YT Disney Prosecuting Attorney.
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Tet
Arthur L. Speakman
Ziad
Charles X. Lilatush
Sid
Charles ©. Nelson
Marry W. Anderson
L. M. Zug
Wilbur M. Massey
James L Fuller
Boyt
Tash M. Burnside
Question of Temperance in the 1890s election debate
The piece describes temperance as a central political issue with the Republican party endorsing a constitutional amendment to prohibit alcohol within the state. It notes the GOP's pre election promises, a planned strategy to divide Republicans in primaries, and a push to align Democrats with temperance goals while opposing liquor interests.
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Commonwealth
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Denweretio
Reflective election plea stirs temperance tally
A fragment discusses re reflection and election with urging to defeat opponents by voting for temperance aligned candidates. It warns that decisive action on election day can save or doom the temperance cause in Lincoln County and beyond.
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Linccoln County
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Political party platform and campaign contrasts in an 1900 era text
The piece contrasts the Republican party’s long history and policy shifts from Civil War ideals to trust regulation, tariff and military expansion, with the opposition party of negation. It discusses leaders, administrations, and promises, including district enforcement and railroad commissions, through a period voice and local political rhetoric.
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Republican Party
Ciretib
Lave Seon Ven
Peonwelly
Abra
Lincoln
Alex Winter
Europe
Grover Cleveland
Line
Grant
Roosevelt
Taft Haseen
Ye Shuet
McKinley
Hoosevelt
Solid South
Promises and Deficiencies Mark Hawley Amid Campaign Heat
A fragment criticizes Hawley for broken promises to the civic league labor unions and the Democratic party. It accuses him of failing to deliver an economical administration and leaving Mayo of Hesse with a $30,000 shortfall while promising to curb gambling. The piece implies only Democrats are dissatisfied, while supporters defend him.
Hats and Hems in a Talk of Hats and Hats
A humorous, rambling dialogue portrays men debating hats to suit their status and vanity. Henry Jones and companions dream of elaborate toppers, while others joke about fashion, politics, and daily life. The piece blends mock politicking with idle reflections on hats and style.
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Henry Jones
Side Whiskered Man Debates Car Or Air Ship Gift
Two men with facial hair discuss a gift for a son. The first muses between giving an automobile or an air ship as a remembrance and wonders about repair costs. The second advocates the air ship, noting it would be beyond repair once broken down.
Mistan Ambrose Jobusing Etiquette in Morning Dispute
An exchange quoted in the Independent shows Mistan Ambrose Jobusing pressing his wife to begin chores as morning arrives. The wife counters with a stubborn insistence she will begin only when she is ready, highlighting tension over readiness.
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Henry
Waker
Roosfelt
Atminta
Mistan
Ambrose Jobusing
Mebbe
Prank T. Disney Attorney at Law Notary Public Swosnoxe Inn
A fragment identifies Prank T. Disney as attorney at law and mentions a notary public Swosnoxe at the Inn. The text appears as an OCR snippet with mixed capitalization and incomplete phrases, offering limited actionable detail.
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Idaho
Lincoln County
Minhone
Edahn
Zell Truman
Zell. Truman
D. A. Truman
E. Todd
Shoshone Luho
Anttteers
Edward A. Spenberg
Gironer
B. Killen
Fidward
Stith
Frank YT
Disney
Party OF
Puliulement
Uivie League
Bol Lans- Hot
Railroad Commission
Jon Hawley
Central Committee
Jin Hawley
Stunenburg
Pocatello
Uncle Eben
Ben
Mim the Promisior
Roessler Bros
Roessler Bros. Shoshone
Bauger's Drug Store
N. C. Jensen
Wethery Amert
Bess
Percy Smith
Mae
Ping T
Li O
Pioneer Blacksmith Shop
Hansen, Prop
Dilla's Hospital
Shoshone, Idaho
DR. Zeller
Phtbhurya
Charles WM. Dill
Jan
Suregon
E. M. Wolfe
Mountainhome
Chas. F. Zeller, M. D
Redman
Baugh
John Koets
U. 8
Paul S. Haddock
One
T. Disney
Harland. Heist
Shoshone
Ipaso
W. Pz
Junction City Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
George Falligan
N. G
L. H. Roberts
K.of P. Hall
Knights
Fred F. Gwin
C. C
A. W, Hansen
K. of R
Lincoln Camp No
Joux W. He
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M. M. Cece Glerk
Bethany Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Rence
P.S. Happock
W.M
J. L. Brexerr
O. J. Brennan
Shakespeare
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