Local election tally fragment with multiple districts
Partial OCR list of district names and counts from a county or city election. Entries include Bayard Bronson Wing Camp Clarke Lodgepole Court House Rock Potter Colton Redington Davidson Sidney No.1 Sidney No.2 Trognitz Unir Valley Gilchrist Welr Lisco with figures and signatures P SCOTT and C P CHAMBERS.
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Bayard
Haynes
Bronson
Camp Clarke
Lodgepole Court House Rock
Potter , Colton
Redington
Davidson
Sidney No
WIG
Aoe
Trognitz
Unir Valley Gilchrist
Welr-Lisco BR
P. Scott
C. P. Chambers
Sioux Falls Chosen for National Populist Convention
Sioux Falls has been selected as the host city for the National Populist convention to be held on May 9. The event gathers party leaders and delegates to discuss platform and strategy for the upcoming election cycle.
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Sioux Falls
Keeley dies at his Los Angeles home
Dr. Leslie E. Keeley, discoverer of the gold cure, died suddenly at his winter residence in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The report also notes a looming rush of gold seekers to Cape Nome and analyzes Populist tensions at a Lincoln committee meeting led by Senator Allen.
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Leslie E. Keeley
Los Angeles
Cal
Cape Nome
Klondike
San Francisco
National Committee
Lincoln
Bryan
Allen
Nebraska
Bryan Democracy
Jonah
Inter Ocean Wins Supreme Court Victory Over Associated Press
The Chicago Inter Ocean challenged AP restricting its service and faced rivals like the Taffan News Bureau. The court ruled AP as a public concern must serve the public willing to pay. Inter Ocean then seeks 500000 damages from AP and Chicago dailies involved.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Association
Inter-Ocean
Free vaccine distribution praised for cattle disease control
The piece argues that manufacturing chemists push for ending free vaccine distribution to gain price power, while Secretary Wilson’s efforts curbing blackleg have protected cattle and consumers, supporting continued free vaccine until eradication.
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Department of Agriculture
Blackleg
Wilson
The Conservative Declares Value of Useful Citizens
A Conservative piece argues that the diligent laborer who develops resources is more valuable to the nation than flashy demagogues who seek votes and status. It urges citizens to ask what contributors have done for the state rather than champion surface rhetoric.
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Commonwealth
Blackburn at Goebel’s Funeral Calls Granite Shaft for Hero
In a Kentucky speech Senator Blackburn eulogizes William Goebel urging a granite shaft and lasting truth. He recalls Goebel’s life devoted to the people and vows to avenge Colonel John L. Sanford, slain similarly in the highway five years earlier.
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Hon. C
Blackburn
William Goebel
Goebel
Covington
John L. Sanford
Sanford
John Sanford
New York Sun
Inside the Treasury Vaults The Government’s Money Machine
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE describes a Washington treasury basement tour revealing a daily destruction and replacement cycle of old greenbacks, the minting of new notes, and the large vaults holding gold silver and bonds. It notes female workers handle most money packing and counting with precision.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Nebraska
Daily Tribune
First Baby Pride and Delight with Mothers Friend
The article extols the arrival of a first baby and praises the use of Mother's Friend a liniment to ease childbirth. It urges expectant mothers to request the book Before Baby is Born from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Panic over plenty cited in Nebraska banking history
A letter recalling a century of financial swings argues that abundance spurs panics, noting past Nebraska bank deposits of forty million dollars and a populist view of treasury vaults and currency printing as triggers for investor fear. F. A. Harrison signs.
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Nebraska
D U. S. Treasury
F. A. Harrison
Cuckoo Clock Tale From Michigan Alumni Dinner
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recounts a newlywed couple living on Chicago’s South Side. Charles, returning late from a fraternity banquet, slips while removing his shoes. his wife asks the time. The cuckoo clock only cuckoos three times, leaving him to stand and cuckoo the fourth.
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University of Michigan At Chicago
Charles
Detroit Free Press
How He Spent the Balance
Zeke Perkins explains Ab Simpkins uses a grocery order gift to buy essentials and then uses the remaining funds to hear a phonograph band. The exchange prompts debate on charity and self reliance as Ab seeks cash balance for his family.
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Zeke Perkins
Ab Simpkins
Smith
Edward Singer
Indianapolis
Burlington Plans Move Toward Colorado Springs Route
The Burlington Railroad appears to be signaling expansion toward Colorado, with new line mapping from Akron to Sterling and revised tapping points from Brush. Paid right-of-way fees near Brush and at a farmer’s property, while two landowners remain unsettled, suggest imminent grading and heavy construction this summer. Surveys extend south of Akron and indicate possible Pueblo route alignment, with Denver to Sterling distance shortened via Brush.
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Burlington
Brush
Akron
Sterling
Denver Times
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted as Health Booster
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful health product that converts weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. It claims mental power and overall health improvement and notes a price of 25 cents per box sold by W. F. Bassett.
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Dr. King
W. F. Bassett
Grady Dress Suit Swap Provokes Senate Prank
In Albany Senator Thomas F. Grady planned to attend a reception with his evening dress suit. His roommate Thomas J. Creamer swapped the suit with a rain set, then Grady’s suit was returned after a staged satchel reveal. Senator Sullivan and others witnessed the gag as Creamer admitted the cigars were on him.
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Albany
Thomas F. Grady
Grandy
Thomas J. Creamer
Grady
Creamer
Timothy D. Sullivan
Sullivan
Coggeshall
Ahearn
Coffey
Featherson
Martin
McCarren
New York Journal
Trick of the Sleight of Hand Man in French Psychology
An Anne Psychologique article by M. Binet on mental suggestion and prestidigitation explains sleight of hand requires suggestion to control spectator will. The piece notes skilled performers influence choices, often guiding selections to five, with seven commonly chosen and one least likely.
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Anne Psychologique
M. Binet
French Soldier Misinterprets Cannon Ball Injury
During a Napoleonic campaign a Frenchman was knocked down by a spent cannon ball but remained uninjured. He feared his legs were gone and lay all night in excruciating pain, not moving to avoid triggering more bleeding. The next day a medical officer found him and the man insisted, touch me gently, a cannon ball has carried off both my legs.
Oratory of Gallerus in Dingle Britain’s oldest church relic
The Oratory of Gallerus in Dingle County Kerry is described as Ireland’s oldest Christian structure. It has stood for over a thousand years and may commemorate a convert of St Patrick. The piece also notes Japanese naval pay scales with admirals and captains earning set annual sums.
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Gallernna
Ireland
Dingle
County
Kerry
Gallerus
St Patrick
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