Republicans Lead In Second District Nominations
Reports show Congressman Burke nominated to succeed himself by a large majority in the second district while Congressman Martin in the third district appears a strong winner. Taft delegation status in Ohio favored by the state convention. Iowa’s Congressman Hubbard dies suddenly after leading renomination vote. reform hearings to be public in Chicago.
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Burke
Martin
Ohio
Taft
Hubbard
Iowa
J. C. Kelly
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Pres. Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Meritol Pile Remedy Endorsed by Brubn and Stone Braker
Brubn and Stone Braker announce themselves as sole agents in this city for Meritol Pile Remedy. They claim strong success with the remedy and guarantee every package, urging the public to trust their endorsement of Meritol Pile Remedy.
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Brubn & Stonebraker
Election Returns From Scotland Primary Election Results
The Scotland primary produced lively turnout with 217 Republican and 49 Democratic votes. Contested races show Roosevelt leading President and Governor with 182 to Waft 29 and La Follette 25, while Senator Sterling led 120 with Gamble 65 and Richards 10. County races include Meighen 174 for County Judge and Wagner 128 for Sheriff, with several other offices listed and no county Democratic contests reported.
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Scotland
Republicana
Waft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Senator
Sterling
Gamble
Richards
Grigsby
Representative Dillon
Branson
Supreme Court
Polly
Carson
Halley
Gates
Thorson
Halladay
Byrne
Egan
Gull
van Osdel
Abel
Sec
Platts
Glasner
Hepperle
Pinckney
Ewert
Railroad
Lavender
le Cocq
Ege
Mueller
Murphy
Wagner
Eads
Meighen
Redden
H. Wynia
T. Wynia
Reich
Champ Clark
Wilson
Woerth
Dowdell
Wickham
Johnson
Democratic Saa
Election returns hint at state and county wins
Incomplete results suggest Sterling leads U S Senate race by about 200 votes in the county, Dillon by a similar margin for Congress, and Byrne by a safe win for governor. County tickets show Wagner sheriff about 200 ahead and Meighen county judge by roughly 147. Statewide, Roosevelt appears to have a large victory, Sterling an easy Senate win, Dillon narrowly for the first district, and Byrne optimistic by around 10,000. Egan loses in his home precinct city and county. Dimock gains re election as county judge. Kintz defeats Quinn for state attorney. Johnson leads Wickham for governor by a small margin though not conceded by Wickham.
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Sterling
U. S
Dillon
Congress
Byrne
Wagner
Meighen
Roosevelt
Hwert
Murphy
Egan
Minnehaha County
Gates
Supreme Court
Haney
Hutchinson County
Lamb
Beers
Dimock
Kintz
Quinn
Johnson
Wickham
Wickhem
Lorimer Backers Fall. Gamble Becomes Latest Defeat
Every senator who supported Lorimer’s stance has lost when facing reelection. Gamble is the newest casualty, with more defeats expected as the trend continues across the chamber.
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Lorimer
Gamble
College Belle Wayne Milk Yield Report at Brookings
A Holstein cow named College Belle Wayne at the state college in Brookings reportedly produces 105 to 111 pounds of milk daily, with a butter fat content of 387 pounds annually.
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College
State College
Brookings
Misouri River Flood Targets La Follette Literature
Residents along the Missouri River south of Pierre report flooding of La Follette campaign materials. Early in the season Sutherland Basford distributed a car load of literature, but as the movement shifted to Roosevelt the stock became unsellable. A drag allegedly hauled the material to the river and dumped it under cover of darkness, per the Huronite.
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Missouri
Pierre
la Follette
Sutherland—Basford
Roosevelt
Great European Hippodrome to head Mitchell Corn Palace event
The Corn Palace association drops the annual band for the Great European Hippodrome, a $10,000 attraction expected to draw larger crowds. From the Tyndall Register comes word of Rebecca Augusta Voigt and Henry William Walkes wedding plans for Wednesday May 29 at the Evangelical church, with both families noted as prominent Bon Homme county residents.
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Corn Palace Association
Mitchell
Tyndall
Herman Voigt
Aloion
Rebecca Augusta
Henry William Walkes
Evangelical Church
Bon Homme County
Lincoln quotes alarm on rise of ambitious rulers in Lyceum speech
A Springfield Lyceum address attributed to Abraham Lincoln warns that towering genius seeks new conquests beyond established power. It foresees a future leader driven by distinction, willing to imperil emancipation and shake institutions if opposed, urging unity and vigilance among citizens.
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Abraham Lincoln
Young Men’s Lyceum
Springfield
Ill
Congress
Tribe of the
Eagle
Alexander
Sears
Trea
Sea Post Offices Deliver Mail With Precision
Harper's Weekly notes sea post offices aboard ships sort and sack mail for inland points, saving days in delivery. Across fifteen million pounds of foreign mail to New York annually, fewer than 500 errors occur, with the ocean mail filling about 2,200 standard cars yet maintaining high accuracy.
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Sea Post Offices
Europe
New York
Harper's Weekly
His Business and a Storied Bouncer in Town
A newspaper fragment recalls a yesterday scene at a place employing a bouncer named Ut was Vine and notes a sales pitch for Bikekere Meritol Tonic Digestive. Bruhn & Stonebraker advertise the tonic as a rejuvenator aiding digestion and cleansing the system.
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Vine
Mateo
Meritol
Bruhn & Stonebraker
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