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New York Seen as Key Battleground in 1908 Campaign
The article argues New York remains crucial to Bryan and Taft with Republicans optimistic they can win the state despite Democratic strength in the city. It notes uncertainty among foreign-born voters, Hearst influence, and the need for a strong Empire State victory. Wu Ting-fang seeks a 200 year life theory, while Judge Parker offers no post election stance.
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Judge rules publicity for divorce details in Brooklyn case
A Brooklyn Supreme Court judge refused to keep divorce particulars secret, stating that prominence requires widest publicity in the community interest. He argues publicity combats public ills and protects justice and law, while hospitality at a Welsh musicians visit hints at prohibitionists without provoking international issues.
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Postal savings banks praised by post office official
First Assistant Postmaster General Charles P. Granfield endorsed postal savings banks and parcels post in an address to fourth class postmasters at the Des Moines Iowa convention last week.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Political Courtesy Marks Taft Bryan Chicago Meeting
Rival candidates Taft and Bryan applauded each other’s remarks on waterways signaling a calm political era. The meeting in Chicago last week drew attention for bipartisan civility between the two national figures.
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Chicago
Iowa Politician Elopes Amid Affinity Politics Ruin Claim
A political leader in Iowa elopes with an ally and vows not to return as national sentiment grows that affinity influence taints politics. The piece frames the event as a warning about affinity involvement driving the country toward ruin.
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Iowa
Thaw Case Prolonged as Election Nears
Amid ongoing legal action on the Thaw matter, the public sees limited relief as the presidential contest approaches and European developments draw attention across other channels.
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Europe
Campaign relentless as Bryan endures in two campaigns
The article notes Mr. Bryan laughing at how he has died and been buried in two campaigns yet remains active in politics. It suggests he will press on to the final effort, portraying him as a perennial candidate who endures beyond adversity.
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Bob Black
Ambrose
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Fred Town
Fred
Houndland
Eclipse Plows Offered At Donovan Bros
Local ads promote Eclipse Sulky Plows at Donovan Brothers for just $35. Also notes cameos of community notices with names and brief travel, auction, and sale services.
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Donovan Bros
Gaston Ward
Kenmare
Hay for sale corrected owner at Ed Mitchell offer
Ed Mitchell has a quantity of good hay for sale. An error in the Tribune misnamed Ed Emery in an advertisement. the correct name is Ed Mitchell. Also notes a series of upcoming local events and notices in Bowbells including talks, a farm auction, evangelist meetings, and farm news with several local names. The passages mention Ben Combs, R A Nestos, John Romine auction, E C Mahoney, J E Murphy, Rev R W Jameson, A H Clark, Garry E Chambers, and Bob Black with Bowbells area details.
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State and national election slate listed for several offices
National for President Taft and Sherman, senatorial Marshall Johnson, congressional Gronna Hanna, state officers Johnson Blaisdell Brightbill Bickford Stockwell, attorney general, insurance and agriculture commissioners. judicial district details. legislative district reps Steele Hendrickson Jewett Davidson. county officials Larson ReisHus Nedrud Hovey Sorenson Thomas Davidson Nasu Davis.
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A. C. Nedrud
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Hagen
E. G. Warren
Clark Hovey
C. Sorenson
E. J. Thomas
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