Official Vote Figures From First National Election
New York reports official totals for the presidential race with Taft at 7 637 676 Bryan 6 182 Ded a Socialist 447 651 Chafin 24 252 Hisgen 83 186 Watson 33 871 Gilhaus 15 421. Overall 14 852 239 votes. Taft leads Bryan by 1 244 444. Populists and Socialist Labor drop from 1904 levels. Independents absent in 1900. Voter shifts favor Republicans, Democrats, and Socialist parties overall.
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New York
Taft
Bryan
Deda
Chafin
Hisgen
Independence
Watson
Gilnaus
Alton B. Parker
Roosevelt
Debs
Hhe Party
Gilhaus
Corrigan
Public sales attract large crowd at Lebanon Enterprise auctions
The Lebanon Enterprise reports strong turnout and solid prices at multiple sales. M C Graham sale yielded high bids on mares and horses. Cambron sale saw brood mares, geldings, and cattle fetch 58 to 140 dollars, with superseded bids rejected. Milburn Mattingly sale drew big crowds as all items sold well and Phil Thompson handled the selling.
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C. B. Cambron
Phil Thompson
Mattingly
Cambron
Bucklen’s Arica Salve Proven To Cure Cold Sore
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson St Buffalo says he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen's Arica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and the sore vanished. The product heals all sores and is sold under guarantee at Haydon & Robertson's drug store for 25 cents.
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Leo F. Zelinski
Gibson St
Buffalo
Bucklen
Haydon &Robertson
Death of Jno Hutcherson in Louisville
Mr. Jno Hutcherson died in Louisville Sunday evening from kidney trouble. His body returned to Willisburg for burial. He formerly lived in this county and spent five years in Louisville. He was about fifty five, twice married, his second wife being Mrs. Catherine Hale of Willisburg who died two years earlier. The Sun extends condolences to his son Mr. Ed Hutcherson and other relatives.
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Jno. Hutcherson
Louisville
Willisburgh
Hutcherson
Willisburg
Catherine Hale
Ed Hutcherson
Spare The Christmas Tree In Elizabethtown News
Elizabethtown News debates abolishing the Christmas tree as Parson Arthur McArthur argues against removing the holiday symbol. The piece defends the tree as a source of good cheer and family joy amid Christmas pageantry.
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Elizabethtown Newa
Arthur
McArthur
Santa Claus
Parson
Fragmented Verses and Local Reflections in 19th Century Kentucky Paper
The Louisville Times prints a chaotic verse about hard hearts and hopeful trust, followed by a critique of a writer named T. Logan. A Frankfort reader presents a framed motto praising cheerful resilience, while locals debate the value of a smile and its impact on gloom and happiness.
Local Poultry for Sale Inquiries and Prices
A string of informal poultry notices lists various sellers in different routes offering turkeys hens toms and chicks with prices from 50 cents to 2.00 per bird. Names include Mrs Ed Springfield Mrs K berger Lebanon and Miss Melntire among others with contact details and notes on preferred orders before Christmas.
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Springfield
J.S. Th
Rt. 3
K. Bger
Lebanon
S. C. Island
Sam ‘R
Rt. 1
Melntire
JackElroy
Merritt
J. Rigbrooke
Safe bowel remedy praised by patients and doctors
Advert says Delidwell's Syrup Pepisin cures years of constipation and stomach issues with mild daily relief. Testimonials from Jennie Gresham, Mrs Styrtie Batt, and others claim rapid aid for torpid liver, headaches, and female weakness, with near permanent relief after use. Sold by The H Cross.
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Healy
Jennie Gresham
Nashyifeon
Saya
Berenana
Mt. Mary
Oklahowa
Caldwail
Mra. R. Brown
Okla
Lyer
Labelin
Wheelerreetown
Ind
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Cloaks
Cunningham, Duncan & Co
Springfield, Kentucky
M. ‘C. Graham
H. M. Bruszell
Milburn Mattingly
the Sun
Elizabethtown
Cau Gigen
E. Kiser
Kentuck Journal
Louisville Times
Marr
Frankfurt
Judge Ammett Logan
D. Clake
Suilhager