Politician casts schism in church and politics echoing Damon and Pythias
Washington debate features Senator Stone likening Republican rift to Damon and Pythias tale as taft era politics draw mockery from senate. Paragraph cites clashing exchanges amid broader criticism of clergy chances and aging ministers in Presbyterian assemblies.
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Washington
Bonator
Missonri
Senate
Damon
Jonathan
Theodore Roosevelt
David
Pythias
William Howard Tutt
Olla
Senator Stone
Hoth
Europe
Stone
Taft
Chicago
Cuban Negro Revolt Rumors Spread In Provinces
The Cuban government disclaims further knowledge of the uprising while reports say conditions grow serious. Two armed groups operate in Malansa and a large band attacked the rural guards at Ma Gulto near Guantanamo, with two guards killed. The unrest appears limited to Santa Clara and Oriente provinces.
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Havana
Malansa
Ma- Gulto
Guantanamo
Santa Clara
Oriente
Amateur Aviator Killed Near Osborn in Wright Field Incident
Fred J. Southard of Minneapolis, an amateur aviator aged forty, died instantly when his airplane fell about 100 feet at the Wright aviation field near Osborn, after securing keys and taking the aircraft without training. The crash left his body badly crushed.
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Minneapolis
Osborn
O. Kenna
Fred J. Southrd
Wright Aviation Field
Southard
Wright Brothers
Hai
Serun
Battle Appears Imminent as Mexican Forces Rally
Report notes rising tension with Mexican troops massing near the border and U S authorities bracing for possible engagement. Details from officials indicate a heightened state of alert and potential action as confrontations loom.
Will Nominate Roosevelt Nominee Chosen for Speech
William A. Prendergast comptroller of New York has been picked by Colonel Roosevelt to deliver the nomination speech at the Chicago convention. Lucius N. Littauer, former congressman and Roosevelt delegate, announced the selection. Prendergast has been active in Roosevelt's campaign.
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William A. Prendergast
Washington
City of
New York
Rooevelt
Chicago
Lucus N. Littauer
Prendergast
Roosevelt
Collapse Buries Negroes In St Louis Building Crash
A three story brick building collapsed in St Louis on May 22 killing one black man and injuring six others, some seriously. A woman remains trapped under heavy beams as about twenty five people were inside the condemned structure at the time.
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St. Louis
Two Congressmen Elected to U S Senate from Louisiana
Baton Rouge May 22 Congressmen Joseph Ransdell and Robert Broussard were chosen by the Louisiana legislature to the United States Senate. Ransdell succeeds Senator Foster whose term ends in 1913 and Broussard will replace Senator Thornton in 1915.
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Baton Rouge
Joseph KE. Ranadell
Robert F. Broussard
Louisiana
United States Senate
Ransdell
Foster
Broussard
Thornton
Root Named Temporary Chairman of Republican Convention
In Chicago on May 22 Colonel Harry D. Colton announced United States Senator Elihu Root as temporary chairman of the Republican national convention. Rumor circulated after a subcommittee on arrangements meeting on Saturday that the position had been offered to Root.
Canadian Novelist Killed in Oil Stove Explosion
Arthur Etringer, renowned Canadian novelist, was killed when an oil stove exploded in his Niagara Falls home. His wife and their two month old baby were injured in the blast.
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Niagara Falls
N. C
Arthur Etringer
Political Announcements Notice Summary
Notices under this heading are ten thousand dollars payable strictly in advance. The page lists political notices and related payment terms for notices in the newspaper.
Mat T Announces Candidacy for State Senate in Roberts County
State Senator hopeful Mat T announces candidacy for the office of state senator from Roberts county subject to voters will at the primary election to be held on the 4th day of June 1912 in A IL DAIL Vernon 8 1.
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Mat T
Roberts County
Vernon
Alfred Nelson Peover
Subjeeto
Rew Peterson
Summit
Tay Acanlilale Seeks State Senate Post
Por State Senator TL announces Tay Acanlilale candidacy for State Senate with Republican support, noting primary election timing set for June 4, 1972 and naming Andrew Marvick as a party figure.
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Tayacanlilale
Bathie
Privacjes
Andrew Marvick
Travesty on the Church in Mass Murder Case Sparks Outcry
In New York on May 22 Rev Madison C Peters denounces a reported religious ceremony around GC VOT Richeson as a travesty. He says Richeson did not die for Jesus sake and accuses the event of glorifying murder and appealing to sentiment for criminals. He urges justice over martyrdom.
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Lewisville
Toltot
Joseph W. Cochrane
Philadelphia
Cneyer
Henry Becker
Dayton
Ohio
Becker
Siccesaful
Kembly
New York
Richeson
Herbert 5
Johnson
Jesus
Madison C. Peters
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Titcheson
Avis Linnell
Fellbaum Announces Candidacy for Representative Seat
H M Fellbaum declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination as Representative from Rober County South Dakota. He seeks voter support at the primary election scheduled for the first Tuesday in June 1912.
Alfred Nelson Peover Announces Run for Roberts County Representative
The candidate states intent to seek the office of representative from Roberts County, pledging obedience to the Republican will. The declaration is dated and presents Nelson Peover as the hopeful.
Richeson Faces Death With Courage at Electric Chair
Boston May death and fortitude surround C Y T Richeson former Immanuel Baptist pastor Cambridge as 1900 volt current ends his life after he confessed to murdering Avis Linnell. Prison chaplain Rev Herbert Stebbins lauds Richesons courage and religious conversion as witness and physicians declare death instantaneous.
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Boston
C. Y. T. Richegan
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cambridge
Charlestown
Richeson
Avis Linnell
Herbert Stebbins
Dr. Stebbins
Peterson Declares Subjection to Republican Primary Vote
REW Peterson of Summit states submission to the will of Republican voters at the primary election scheduled for June 4, 1912.
Satern Seeks Re-Election as Roberts County Commissioner
M L Satern announces candidacy for re election to the office of County Commissioner for Roberts County 1st District subject to Republican primary voters will on the first Tuesday in June 1912.
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Roberts
M. L. Satern
Johnson Declares Candidacy for Roberts County Treasurer
IVER J. JOHNSON announces as a Republican candidate for the office of County Treasurer of Roberts County. He submits to the will of voters at the primary on the first Tuesday in June 1912.
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Roberts County
Iver J. Johnson
C E LIEN Seeks Republican Auditor Nomination
For County Auditor republican candidate for Roberts county, subject to legal voters will at primaries to be held in the county on the first Tuesday in June 1912. C E LIEN.
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Roberts County
C. E. Lien
Roberts
Ernest A. Nyberg
Corona, S. D
J. L, Minder
Wilmet
Dr. Brown
Olson Announces Republican Run for Rob County Clerk
Arthur C. Olson declares candidacy for Clerk of Court in Rob County in the upcoming primary on June 4, 1912. He seeks voter support from Republican electors.
West Virginia tragedy men's dynamite blast kills family
In Huntington a husband detonated dynamite destroying his home after domestic troubles. Two children were killed and their sister Mrs. James Mongerrez burned fatally. The tragedy is attributed to domestic conflict. Separately in Sterling a socialist lecturer, L. H. Kaufman, faced mob threats and a near-lynching after he denounced ministers and priests.
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West Virginia
Huntington
W. Va
James Mongerrez
Sterling
Til
Ao Seltzer
L. H. Kaufman
Primary Election Notice for Roberts County Clerks Office
Notice from the Clerk of Court in Roberts County directs voters to the primary election to be held on the first Tuesday in June 1912. D. F. Stevens is identified in connection with the notice.
Campaign pledge from A L Carey for Roberts County clerk
A L Carey, Republican candidate from Peever South Dakota announces for the office of Clerk of Courts of Roberts County in June 1912. He pledges to personally attend to the duties if elected.
Nelson Wilcox Seeks Roberts County Register of Deeds
Republican candidate Nelson Wilcox announced his bid for Roberts County Register of Deeds. He files to appear on the June 4 1912 primary ballot subject to voters decision.
Raymond Sieaniit Seeks Republican Support in Stokets County
Aing w candidate for State Representative Raymond Sieaniit respectfully solicits Republican voters of Stokets County for support. The message emphasizes local ties and dedication to community issues as the campaign advances.
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Stokets County
Murray Announces Candidacy for Roberts County Register of Deeds
Frank W. Murray declares his nomination for the office of Register of Deeds in Roberts County with the aim to serve with personal attention and best efforts if elected. The election is set for June 4 1912 and he seeks the public’s support.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Roberts County
Frank W. Murray
Roberts County Register of Deeds Race Nomination Notice
For Register of Deeds candidate for the office of Register of Deeds of Roberts County SD, subject to no will or ligating voters at the primaries to be held on June 4 1972. J O Swemumson, Peeyer, 5 2.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Roberts Goutty, SD
J. O. Swemumson
Peeyer
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate announces for the office of sheriff of Roberts County subject to voters at the Republican primary on the first Tuesday in June 1912. The swim is to reflect county will and party backing.
Roberts County Sheriff Candidate Announces Candidacy
A candidate on the Republican ticket announces for Sheriff of Roberts County in the election set for Tuesday June 4 1912. He notes former Sheriff John S Swanson retires December 1912 and says his duty as Deputy Sheriff has prepared him to faithfully fulfill the office.
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Roberts County
John S. Swanson
Dee, Slat
Sheriff Thernby Announces Candidacy for County Office
W. D. Wilson declares himself as a Republican candidate for county sheriff subject to voters at the primary on the first Tuesday in June 1912.
Nyberg Candidate for Roberts Sheriff in June 1912 Primaries
A political notice announces Ernest A. Nyberg of Corona South Dakota as a candidate for sheriff of Roberts County. Primaries are set for the first Tuesday in June 1912.
Sheriff Candidate J L Minder Seeks Roberts County GOP Nomination
A Republican candidate for sheriff in Roberts County seeks the party nomination. J L Minder of Wilmet is subject to the will of legal voters at the primaries.
Coroner Candidate Announcement for Roberts 1912
A candidate for coroner in Roberts County in 1912 announced by Dr Brown. The message presents a personal declaration of candidacy and states intent to serve in the coroner's office.
Announcement of candidacy for Roberts County State's Attorney
Frank R. McKenna announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Roberts County State's Attorney South Dakota. He submits to the will of Republican voters at the primary election to be held on the first Tuesday.
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Roberts County
South Dakota
Republian
Frank R. McKenna
Roberts County Republican selects county judge candidate
A Roberts County Republican announces candidacy for county judge subject to primary voters will. The statement frames the race as open to the public vote and positions the candidate as seeking renomination through the party process.
Republican candidate for States Attorney in Roberts County
The Voters of Roberts County announce Thomas Mani as a Republican candidate for States Attorney subject to the June primary. He pledges to stand without political machine or clique and to discharge the duties impartially if nominated and elected.
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Roberts County
Thomas Mani
Roberts County Judge Nomination by Halm and Knight
A notice announces candidacy for County Judge of Roberts County South Dakota, subject to voters at the June 1912 primary. The names HALM and KNIGILT appear as the prospective nominees or signatories.
Turner Seeks Re‑election as Roberts County Judge in June Primary
To the people of Roberts County E J Turner announces his candidacy for re election to the office of County Judge subject to the choice of Republican voters at the June 1912 primary.
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Roberts County
E. J. Turner
Bonnif Andrews Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
For Superintendent of Schools I hereby announce my candidacy for Roberts County County Superintendent in the Republican Primary to be held June 4 1912 I seek support of voters who believe my administration merits a second term sincerely Bonnif Andrews
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Ihereby
Roberts County
Bonnif Andrews
Farm policy and credit calls for consolidation and reform
The piece argues for organized agricultural credit groups and improved farm management. It warns against overproduction and stresses offering natural advantages on better terms. It urges consolidating country schools into both educational and social centers and linking cream pricing to cleanliness as well as fat content.
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Missouri
Walt the Atteck
W. A. Prendergast
Ranadell and
Gondemps
Mori Ee
Por
Rev
Rober County
H. M. Fellbaum
Righeson
Galmly
Arthur C. Olson
Husband
D. F. Stevens
A. L. Carey
Peever
Register of Deeds
Nelson Wilcox
Wk. Raymond Sieaniit
Share If
Thernby
W. D. Wilson
States Attorney
Halm, Knigilt
Farm, Stock & Home
Iti Py
Dr. Miles
Estherville
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ing
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