Candidate Platform for Bottineau County State Senator
Edward L Garden and Peter Scott swear allegiance to reforming North Dakota politics. They push extending primary laws to all offices, repeal of libel laws, end railroad passes, curb Bossism, support school funding, and promise open voter consultation. They oppose the current state machine led by McKenzie and Hansbrough and seek GOP nomination.
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Senate
Tam
Congress
Westhope
McKenzie
Hansbrough
Noble
Capitol Commission
Bottineau County
Star Chamber
U. S
Streeter
School of Forestry
Bottineau
Peter Scott
United States
Bottineau School of Forsetry
Republican Party
North Dakota
LaMoure
Edward L. Garden
Sonria
No. Dak
Soule and Ormsby Soule enter race for Bottineau seats
A candidate pledges active support for Republican principles including federal control of corporations the Interstate Commerce Commission and primary voting for all offices up to US Senators. He opposes Capitol Commission laws machine politics and the McKenzie Hanabrough organization. He seeks Republican votes in the coming primary and asks Bottineau voters for the district legislature seat.
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Interstate Commmerce Commission
State Railway and Warehouse Commission
United States
Prohibition
Bottineau School of Forestry
Capitol Commission
McKenzie
Hanabrough
Y. Ormsby Soule
Delegates for Bottineau County Republican Convention 1906
A slate of Bottineau County candidates pledging to uphold the 1904 Republican platform and act with honesty and fearlessness for the party’s best interests. Includes C L Newhoure Thos Sims L J Mark Ge Perrin Nels P Hanson E Cook Overly A J Drake F A Rinkle W Palutzke F S Hertzel Fred Bartz Guy Lunsford Peter Hanson B Albertson Jno F Talcott A A Lane C J McDevitt and A M Grant seeking representative and delegate support amid calls for primary reform and forestry school at Bottineau North Dakota.
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Jamestown
Theodore Roosevelt
C. L. Newhoure
Bottineau
Thos
Sims
Bottveau
L. J. Mark
Souris
Ge. Perrin
Omewee
Nels P. Hanson
Willow City
E. Cook Overly
A. J. Drake
Weathope
F. A. Rinkle
Antler
W. Palutzke
Maxbaas
Bottineau County
School of Forestry
N. D
North Dakota
A. M. Grant
Republican candidate for County Superintendent of Schools
RB J White seeks Republican primary support for County Superintendent of Schools. He graduated from the state university normal college, holds a life professional certificate, and has eleven years of teaching experience across all public school grades.
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Normal College of the University of
J. White
Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Ticket in Bottineau
A Bottineau County veteran announces his candidacy for sheriff. He asks to have his name placed on the Republican ticket, subject to the party's will at the primary on June 10.
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Vetera
Bottineau County
Aheriff
Candidate Announces Run for Bottineau County Sheriff Nomination
A candidate for the Republican nomination for sheriff seeks support from Bottineau County Republicans at the upcoming primary. The nominee pledges to discharge duties fairly and impartially to the best of ability.
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Mysel
Bottineau County
Soucy Seeks County Treasurer Post With GOP Support
Joseph Soucy pledges to faithfully perform duties if elected county treasurer and seeks Republican voter support.
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Joseph Soucy
County Superintendent Candidate Seeks Republican Support
FOR SUPT OF SCHOOLS announces candidacy for County Superintendent and asks Republicans for support at the primary to be held on June 19, 1908.
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Vetera
Oklahoma farmers seek herd law in western Oklahoma
Farmers in western Oklahoma especially Beaver county fear the free range will end in August and seek herd law. Beaver county voter petitions would divide the county into cattle districts. If one fourth of voters in a district favor herd law, a county election would decide if cattle must be restrained.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Albert Wellborn
Grave navy corruption shocks Italy in naval report
Rome reports reveal widespread navy mismanagement with over half warships in use and inflated ammunition contracts. A supplier is accused of overcharging, coal purchases are described as oversized, and guns flagged for poor construction. The panic hits markets, the king’s anger rises, and Admiral Mirabello reportedly resigns.
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Rome
Pariament
Italy
Terni
Mirabelo
Navy
Alfonso Gifts Camel to Award Princess Ena Visit
King Alfonso's Canary Island voyage includes a lavish shower of gifts led by a camel. On arrival Cadiz hosts the royal party including Senor Moret and Prince Carlos. A vast floral tribute is sent to the Isle of Wight, while a seaman is injured and compensated.
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Alfonso
Isle of Wight
Ena
Canary Islands
Cadiz
Senor Moret
Prince Carlos
Asturias
Infanta Teresa
Guadalquiver
Seville
Liberal Club
K'Nz
Viele of Wight
Notice of land settler public notice Devils Lake N D
Notice is given that the named settler has filed intent to make proof for his claim and that said proof will be heard at Bottineau North Dakota on July 18. The list includes O'Brien Thomas Bacon John Apalguins George Langevin Ole Shrumgard Begintor and others.
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Thterior
Devils Lake
N. D
Ins
Bahmeton
Cena
Bottineat
N-De
Sweletam
WSM
Bees
Pontdenne
Maid Tang
Vis
O'Brien
Thomas
Bacon
John Apalguins
Georse Langevin
Ole Shrumgard
Dune
Suly
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D. J. McArthur
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Geo
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Hampden
Canton
Ofio
Cxm
H. H. Hovda CB
Adin
Okie Lottincay
North Dak
Edwin White
Corner Court House
Bottineau, N. D
SUPT
Alphonso
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Canary Isles
Hollister
Sinig & Livingstone
the Doctor
Jj.s.mackay & Company
West Side
Main Street
Bottineau, North Dakota
John C. Murdoch
Eureka Ice Cream Parlor
C. C. Donahue
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Postoffice
Wm. Dinwoodie
S.C. W
Toulouse
California
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Los Angeles
National Educational Association
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Pocatello
Portland
F. C. Lang Grant Torker
T. W. Teasdale General Fassinger
St Paul
Bottineau Courant
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