Democratic Ticket Ballot Candidates Listed
Democratic ticket listing candidates for Senate J C W Krome Governor S W Trim Lieutenant Governor South’ Trim Auditors M Bosworth Henry Laffoon Secretary Hubert Vree Peace? Schools John Hendrie Campaign Agriculture J B St Clerk of Court Appeals C C McChord Railroad Commissioner C Rogers Gore State Senator J Rogers Gore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. W. Krome
S. W
South
Trim
M. Bosworth
Henry Laffoon
Hubert Vree
Peece Schools
Emer
John F. Hendrie
Earst
J. B. St
C. C. McChord
J. Rogers Gore
Tatham Springs Promises Popular Season With July Crowds
Tatham Springs plans a busy season as July and August draw large crowds. Mrs. Wornall has beautified the grounds and improved the hotel for guests. A band arrives today. the resort promises cool retreats away from life’s stern realities and a romantic getaway for couples and singles alike as they seek nature and delight.
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Tatham Springs
Tatham
Rubicon
Quiet Sunday yields fewer arrests in Louisville
The Courier-Journal notes a calm city with police united on Sunday closing reducing arrests. Central station was unusually dull with few Negroes arrested, a sign of effective enforcement and rest for officers. Local officials praise the peace and cite broader state accord following a Lexington agreement.
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Courier-Journal
Central Station
Sunay
Sebastian Gunther
James Hendricks
Patrick Ridge
Sunn
Beckham
Louisville
Kentucky
Mayor sentenced five years in penitentiary amid graft remarks
A San Francisco mayor received a five year penitentiary sentence amid references to California earthquake graft and other grafts. John D. Rockefeller marked his sixty eighth birthday last Monday with a celebratory dinner. Marvin Hart, former heavyweight champion, was arrested in Louisville for violating the Sunday law. Louisville mayor Bob Bingham is lauded for enforcing the Sunday law. The piece urges ongoing interest in the American Society of Equity and county lodges. A Japanese admiral calls Americans no good in war and cites England Spain and Mexico as historical parallels. Lebanon Enterprise held a popular contest with Mary Wade winning first prize and editors Mattingly and Kelly praised. Elizabethtown News ran a photo of P Watt Hardin. The Evening Post reports Louisville liquor dealers cooperating with officials to enforce equal treatment of law abiders.
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San Francisco
California
Marvin Hart
Eee
Louisville
Bob Bingham
Lebanon Enterprise
Mary Wade
Saw
Mattingly
Kelly
Elizabethtown News
P. Watt Hardin
Powder Trust Fight by Justice Department Urged
The text notes a Lexington blind man who killed James Peel, labels Lincoln and Blain as good Democrats despite undemocratic tones, and identifies the former as Jefferson County County Judge and the latter as Louisville Police Judge. It calls for the DOJ to oppose the Powder Trust without fiery measures.
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Lexington
James Peel
Lincoln
Blain
Jefferson County
Louisville
Department of Justice
Powder Trust
Falcon tax receipts rise but deputy reports amount
Marion County figures show internal revenue collections in Hindman’s deputy office for the year ending June 30 1907 totaled 44767448 dollars, up 17785855 from the prior year. Also noted are obituaries for Henry V Mattingly in Chicago and Ed G Burke in Bradfordsville and a marriage near LaGrange between Lilyan Phillips and Mabel Williams.
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Falcon
Internal Revenue
Hindman
Fragments mingle verse wit h banking ledger notes
A collage of quotes about pride poetry and fate blends into a bank report from Farmers Bank Mackville Kentucky dated June 29 1907. The document includes stock and liability figures and a sworn statement by cashier J M Smith with director endorsements.
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State of
Kentucky
J. M. Smith
Farmers Bank
Main Street
Mackville
Anid County
Secretary of State
G. W. Powell
W. B. Hatchett
B. G. Matherly
Bryan Defines Real Issues at New York Fourth Fest
A message from William J Bryan read from Lincoln at a Tammany Society Fourth celebration in New York emphasizes economic questions. He highlights the trust and tariff issues and argues for equal rights to all with special privilege to none, urging Jeffersonian governance.
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New York
William J. Am
Tammany Society
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
J. Bryan
Emulsion For Irees Garden Page Instructions
An instruction describes making an emulsion by dissolving saif po and hihara soap in hot water, then adding kerosene and churning until creamy. After processing, dilute with water and rinse tree bark with a cold hose to wash off pests. It notes cottony maple scale on city shade trees and that it is protected by cottony moss.
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Saif Po
Hihara
Anys Garden Magazine
Bowe
Care of Veils and Staying Fresh with Simple Tricks
Advice for preserving ladies veils by rolling them with a padded rolling pin and sachet methods. The rolling pin technique uses waxed or padded fabric and perfume to maintain shape, reduce wrinkles, and extend freshness. An alternative sachet approach uses a long handkerchief case shape with fabric sachet padding and faint perfume.
History of the i dot and its typographic origin
The small letter i once appeared without a dot. The diacritic dot was added in the fifteenth century to distinguish I from l in hurried, unclear writing.
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Springfield Sun
Rogers Gore
Escome
Mic
John D. Rockefeller
John
American Society of Equity
England
Spain
Mexico
Bingham
the Evening Post
Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Apitea
Marion County
Henry V. Mattingly
Chicago
Ed G. Burke
Bradfordsville
Lilyan Phillips
Mabel Williams
La‘Grange
Joe C. Phillips
Lebanon
Sun
Ben
Browning
Mollycaddie
John L. Rockefeller
International Peace Congress
The
Hague
Senator Foraker
Charlie Bronston
Oklahoma
U. S
Ohio
Henry Watterson
Dark Horse
Sarah Gamp
Mrs. Allen
Hell
Lebanon Pike
Mackville, KY
Resources
Lyon House
Bryan
Syracuse Telegram
Washington
Sam
Geo. J. Begeman
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