La Follette Analysis Shapes 1912 Republican Rift
A detailed La Follette analysis explains the president and progressives split. It frames the 1912 campaign strategy as La Follette seeks Republican delegates and may be used to rally support against Taft. Distribution plans span the nation as party factions align.
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Doomed to Follow Diet Revolution Reported in Caribbean
Advices to Washington say President Gimon of Fayt may be ousted by President Diez of Mexico and a new revolutionary government. Captain Disukes of the gunboat Petrel reports the revolutionaries at Gonaives nearly victorious with control of all major towns except the capital.
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British Empire
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
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San Antonio
Mexico
Torreon
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United States
Lee
Tennessee
Cleveland. Federal
New York City
Cardiff
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Scotland
Prince of Wales
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North Coast Limited
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Missouri Pacific
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Manassas
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Nebraska
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Congress
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Bureau of Chemistry
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Senate
California
Per
Happenings Of The Past Week Review Of Global Events
A bustling week brings notes on foreign commerce reaching 3 5 billion, U S gunboat dispatch to Haiti, recruitment for Philippine constabulary, postal savings expansion, and new mail routes. Political moves include Senator Brown re election bid and U S Britain arbitration treaty ratification. Corruption probes, strikes, epidemics, fires, and disasters add to a global mosaic of unrest and policy.
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Oregon Rail Rates Order Challenged in Circuit Court
The Oregon Railroad Commission ordered lowering class rates south of Portland. The railroad sought an injunction, claiming unreasonableness and due process violations. District Judge Bean upheld the demurrer, saying the railroad showed no actionable error beyond statements.
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State board approves bridge tax levy as appropriation
The state board of irrigation and bridges, with Attorney General Martin, says the last legislature’s levy of one-fifth of one mill on taxable property constitutes an appropriation. The $80,000 yearly levy will be available for bridge work when collected, likely from January. Governor Aldrich and Land Commissioner Cowles support enforcing the act.
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Cowles
Two Days Rifle Practice Across Regiments
The report from Blair shows First regiment, company KE at a two day rifle camp earning 31.29 as merit, up from 6.01 last year. Lincoln’s Second regiment, company F records 15.56, up from 8.77. Absentees count as zero. each member shoots ten shots at 200 300 and 500 yards. all state companies will practice two days this summer.
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Phelps
Lincoln
Nebraska Epworth Assembly Set for August Dates
The Nebraska Epworth Assembly runs August 2 to 16 and aims to engage Nebraska youth. The program promises a lineup of orators, entertainers, and musicians and offers free access to the prospectus by sending one’s address to Geo. Be Tobey, Secretary, Nebraska Bible House, Lincoln.
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County bonds registerable and interest rates noted
The state auditor has registered $100000 of Merrick county courthouse bonds and $30000 of bonds issued by Drainage District No 1 Pawnee county. The drainage bonds carry 6 percent interest while Merrick county bonds carry 4 percent interest.
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Dr G W A Leckey Noted by State University
A garbled extract honors Dr G W A Leckey of the state university with a reference to colleagues and commendation, though the wording is unclear about the exact accolade or context.
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Witt Enforce Laws on Auto Owners Refusing Licenses
Secretary of State vows action against automobile owners who registered cars years ago but did not pay license fees. Authorities claim vehicles are operated in defiance of the law and will face enforcement steps.
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Witt
Brute Wait
Agtos
Nebraska News Notes from Intercut Across Counties
Gov Aldrich rejects extradition for Tekamah bigamy suspect. Civil War veteran found dead in Seward bed. Weights and measures chiefs complain of short weighing. Nebraska regions report varying rainfall. York hosts Baptist state convention in October. Lincolns Savoy hotel addition worker injured. PetITIONS and thefts disrupt local towns. Oil storms injure workers near Norfolk. Havelock plans gala for city water plant. Comstock flood harms bridges and livestock. Judges sentence youths for shop robbery. Beatrice institute well expansion targets 900 gallons per hour.
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Kastel
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Seward
Omaha
Nebraska
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Savoy Hotel
Lincoln
Peter Peterson
Tekamah
Woodbine
Frank Harmer
Henry Shafereman
Cuming County
Phattsmouth
Kansas City
W. V. Leonard
Ianac M. Stevens
Johnson County
Bert Grady
Stevens
Fare
Frank Morton
Canter
Norton
Havelock
On City
Theodore Warnstedt
John Friday
Norfolk
County Court House
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Murphy
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Eelare
Troup
Blair
Traifie
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Charlie Morgan
Raymond Holstrom
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Saleen
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Beatrice
Hetwe
Lote of People Forget Each Other Here in Heaven Jest
A witty observation suggests that those who believe they will meet again in heaven often forget each other in life, as optimism about afterlife dulls daily memory. The remark treats human bonds with ironic humor.
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Gracious Plea At Bar Sparks Curious Exchange
An unclear snippet shows a dialog about a bar request and a husband’s involvement in a flight, hinting at a social scene or legal dispute reported in a historical page. The readable fragment centers on a tense opportunity and unexpected admission in a public setting.
Boy Scout Movement Spreads to Malaya and Singapore
The boy scout movement reaches the Malaya peninsula with Singapore to host a fine organization under the governor and chief justice. It is praised as beneficial for military training and as a lasting popular institute across British colonies as scout groups form.
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Love at First Call Sparks a City Romance
Ono Tom wonders about fate as Harry recalls meeting a telephone operator whose voice captivated him from the first hello. The story hints at a budding romance sparked by a chance workplace encounter and the allure of a voice.
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Harry
False Hunger A Symptom of Stomach Trouble
A Carthage Missouri teacher describes chronic hunger mistaken for good appetite. After years of health decline and ineffective medical aid she details nervous exhaustion, loss of flesh, and digestive woes despite constant eating, urging change for survival.
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