Burlington Tours Offer Cheap One Way Fares to California
Go Somewhere to California and Puget Sound with April one way fairs and low round trip rates to California on April 25 and 26. Pacific Coast travel June 1 to September 15. Sioux City round trip $63.90 plus $15 via Shasta Route. Yellowstone Park tours and Western excursions advertised with dates and contacts for D. Clem Deaver.
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California
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Sioux City
Shasta
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Park
Salt Lake Andiscenic
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Big Horn Basin
West
Wyoming
Oregon Basin Canal
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Omaha
Scenic
Denver
Black Hills
Burlington
Free prescription to cure male weaknesses advertised
An advertisement offering a home remedy for nervous debility and related male health issues promises a simple cure. It urges men to write for a free, plain sealed envelope and lists A. E. Robinson of Luck Building, Detroit, Michigan, as the contact.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Michigan
Lamphere Defense Father Arrives as Ray Faces Murder Charges
W W Lamphere arrives to assist in defending son Ray Lamphere in the Slain Gunness case. Sheriff blocks interviews while attorney Worden seeks court-ordered contact. Father affirms Ray's innocence and disputes alleged murders.
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Laporte
Ind
W. W. Lamphere
Ray Lamphere
Springfield
Smutzer
H. W. Worden
Father
Ray
Beadle County Republican State's Attorney Candidate
O. S. Hacen announces his candidacy for Beadle County State's Attorney on the Republican ticket for June primaries. He pledges fair dealing, economy, and honesty, vowing to avoid graft and to administer the office without fear or favoritism. He outlines his legal background in Illinois and Wisconsin and asks voters to trust him with the public trust.
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Beadle County
Grundy County
Illinois
Law School
University of Wisconsin
Kent College of Law
Chicago
Morris
Ilinois
Huron
O. S. Hacen
Poverty Saved Me, Says Man In Gunness Case
George Andersen of Tarkio Missouri testifies in Chicago that his lack of money kept him safe from Mrs Gunness near La Porte Indiana. He recalls the farmer wife luring him with money and marriage plans and suspects she may still be alive and responsible for earlier crimes.
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St. Joseph
Andersen
Menteith
Mich
Hmm
Miners Accept Operators' 1906 Scale Plan in Illinois
In Illinois after six weeks idle, work resumes in all mines able to operate. At miners' headquarters the vote on accepting the operators' 1906 scale proposal totaled 21 107 in favor and 19 146 against, signaling a return to production.
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Springfield
Ill
Grain Cornering Rule Defeated by Board of Trade Vote
Chicago on May 12 reports the board of trade rejected by 182 votes a proposal to ban cornering of grain. Cash grain dealers favored the rule while the traders opposed it.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Dan W. Snyper Seeks Beadle County Sheriff Nomination
Dan W. Snyper announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Beadle County sheriff for the term starting January 1, 1909. He notes fifteen years in the county and pledges to uphold laws, seek fair primaries, and serve taxpayers without fear or favor.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Beadle County Sheriff Democratic Primary Petition Request
A candidate on the Democratic ticket asks Beadle County voters for support in the Tuesday June 9 1908 primary. The pledge promises to perform sheriff duties to the best ability, be content with legal fees by law, and seek an economical and efficient county administration if elected.
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Beadle County
Candidate announces sheriff bid for Beadle County
D Lows declares candidacy for Beadle County sheriff subject to June primaries. He asks for public support and signs off politely.
Beadle County Sheriff Candidate Announces June Primary Run
Grorce Kerr declares candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination in Beadle County subject to voters at the June primaries. He thanks supporters and signs the letter Very respectfully yours.
Republican Ticket Seeks Support for Sheriff Primary
Joun W Boye asks voters to back his bid at the June 9, 1908 sheriff primary. The notice appeals to Republicans to unite behind the candidate.
Beadle County Sheriff Primary Vote Date Set
Beadle county announces the office of sheriff is subject to the will of Democratic voters at the June primaries. Wa. Heckman.
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Beadle County
Heckman
Sheriff Election Date Set by Republican Voters
The office of sheriff is subject to Republican voters on June 9 1908. Areniz L Brown is referenced in relation to the election event.
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Areniz L. Brown
Residence bargain hint from Geo W Long staff
See Geo W Long staff or Morris Land Agency for bargain residence property.
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Geo. W Long
Morris Land Agency
First Peace Temple to Be Built by Twenty One Americas
President Roosevelt dedicates cornerstone of an international peace temple in Washington. The three quarters of a million dollar project is funded by Mr Carnegie and each of the twenty one American republics. The building will house an international bureau with libraries and education campaigns to foster closer ties among American governments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Nabuco
Brazil
Andrew Carnegie
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Cranston
United States Marine Band
American Congress
van Ness
White House
State
War and Navy
Corcoran
Carnegie
International Bureau
French Public Opinion Demands Tough Venezuelan Lesson
Paris reports that the expulsion of eight Frenchmen from Venezuela deepens anti Castro sentiment. The Temps urges firm action, noting US willingness to act and suggesting Roosevelt should wield the big stick to compel change, with France backing a swift response.
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Paris
Venezuela
Castro
Temps
France
Puerto Cabello
M. Taigny
United States
Cullom
Roosevelt
Washington
Boy Kills His Father in Mother’s Defense
Norman White, a 15 year old Niagara Falls youth, says he shot his father after the man abused his mother for years. He spent his savings on a revolver and fired five times when the father threatened to strike the mother. Four shots missed. the final one struck the elder White in the lung. The man is dying. the boy is under arrest.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Norman White
White
Norman
Hawaii Republicans Meet in Territorial Convention
The Republican territorial convention in Honolulu elected Representative C. A. Rice as chairman. The platform endorses President Roosevelt and Governor Freer and Representative Kuhio, and calls for tariff revision ship subsidies fortifications at Honolulu and a naval station at Pearl Harbor. Delegates to the national convention will go uninstructed and the unit rule prevails.
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Honolulu
Republican Territorial Convention
C. A. Rice
Roosevelt
Freer
Kuhio
Pearl Harbor
Forest fires threaten Minnesota settlers cabins
Duluth reports fires sweeping multiple square miles in Northern Minnesota endangering scores of settlers. Many blazes traced to careless fishermen. A rain storm then prevailing may halt the spread.
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Duluth
Minnesota
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Dan W. Snyper
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