Democratic Ticket and farmer price argument in Marion County
The piece lists Democratic candidates for state offices led by J. C. W. Beckham and others, with Rogers Gore seeking State Senator in the Fifteenth District (Marion, Washington and Taylor counties) subject to party action. It then critiques market manipulation, arguing farmers alone know crop values after hard labor and condemning Wall Street for enriching while farmers gain little.
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Rogers Gore
Couny
Marion
Washington
Taylor
Democratic
Porter Gained the Stint? Incident On Pullman Palace Car
A negro porter on a Pullman palace car reports being knocked down in an incident tied to political figure Tom Watson. Details remain sparse as this terse note records the event and involved parties in a single line.
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Tom Watson
New York and Kentucky Juries Debate
Mr Delmas spoke before a New York jury with force yet found little impact as jurors showed little sentiment. The speech was described as masterful in delivery but weightless to the panel of New Yorkers, likened to preaching to the deaf.
Washington County Leads Man in Y M C A Talk Riles Society
Dr Iris Landrith in Madisonville addresses YMCA convention railing at luxury and vice. He laments Debauchery and urges moral action to protect home and womanhood, scolding New York society and a Thaw era jury for lax justice while advocating strong retribution against violence and immorality. The piece blends social critique with regional pride and calls for steadfast virtue.
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Ira Landrith
Y. M.C
Richardson praises Rogers Gore for 15th district Senate nomination
Ex congressman J M Richardson editors Glasgow Times call Rogers Gore a brilliant choice for the Democratic nominee for state senate from Kentucky's fifteenth district. The Springfield Sun editor is endorsed as the best possible candidate, with praise from a Kentuckian writer and approval from The Sun’s editor.
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J. M. Richardson
Glasgow Times
James Whitcomb Riley
The
Sun
Mr. Richardson
Courts Over Flour Theft Convictions Spark Debate
The nation's courts readily imprison a man who steals a sack of flour but struggle to convict those who steal several sacks, highlighting inconsistencies in handling petty theft versus larger quantities.
Texas woman finds snake bite cure claims state interest
A Texas woman reports a sure cure for snake bites drawing state interest while Kentucky harbors the opposite view. The item remarks on Harry Thaw and jury disagreement over death penalty, noting the impact on wealthy defendants.
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Texas
Kentucky
County pool project progress and political jab
The note quotes a county pool project slogan urging completion while warning unity is needed among farmers. It references a tense exchange between President Roosevelt and Mr Harriman since last week's Sun issue.
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the Sun
Roosevelt
Mr. Harriman
Illinois Woman Sues for Divorce Over Husband’s Harry Thaw Remark
A Illinois woman files for divorce from her husband after he stated that Harry Thaw ought to be convicted. The court action seeks dissolution of marriage amid the disagreement over the famous criminal case reference.
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Ilinois
Harry Thaw
County Tobacco Pool Deadline Set for April 22
The notice directs that every pound of Washington county tobacco be pooled by the next county court day on April 22. It specifies a 1907 crop pooling deadline by that date.
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Washington County
High School Notes Preview and Local Sale Notice
High School Notes reflects on the end of term and student updates including sports, spelling, and tournament results. The piece notes a baseball scrimmage against Bardstown, corrections to prior items, and listings of exam and class results for juniors and seniors. A separate public sale notice for a Springfield harness manufacturing business is announced for April 27 1907 at 2:00 pm with equipment, stock, and whips for sale.
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the Sun
Springfield
Blue Grass Mfg. Co
Springfield Post Office Letter List April 17 1907
Week ending April 17 1907 shows uncalled letters for Thos Blanford Joe Campbell Miss Bessie Crume Miss Caroline Edelen Mrs C G Hill John Niekirk Ed Peters Mrs Ella Sanders H S Smith. When calling for above please say advertised and give date. W A Waters Postmaster
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Springfield
Thos, Blanford
Joe Campbell
Bessie Crume
Caroline Edelen
C. G. Hill
John Niekirk
Ed Peters
Ella Sanders
H. 5. Smith
W. A. Waters
Grips Quickly Knocked Out By Remedy
During severe winter weather a couple describes contracting colds that worsened to stomach and liver trouble. They took Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets in doses and soon saw relief. Sold by every reliable dealer Blue Grass.
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Leton
Chamberlain
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