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Newspaper

The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1900

Page

11

Minnesota primary system hailed as new era in politics

The Minnesota primary law is praised for boosting turnout and improving candidate quality. Officials note the concurrent primary on registration day produced higher primary turnout than the prior general election. Critics spoke of supposed burdens, but trials show faster counts and broader voter engagement with no unworkable requirements.

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Primaries and Direct Vote Spark Political Reform

John Talman reports on the direct primary law tested in Minneapolis and its national ripple. The piece praises direct nominations by the people, criticizes party machines, and notes voter turnout and registration integration aiding both parties. It highlights editor Oscar F. G. Day's view that professional politicians were challenged and new candidates emerged.

Securi Ister Kan Democrat Pesyn Sete Wee. Sos Bee Aether Oscar F. G. Day Minneapolis Tribune Manna John Talman

Gervis and Paul Ansdell Meet on the Prairie

In a Canadian wilderness scene Gervis questions Paul Ansdell about Gladdy Fairweather and their past. The two men discuss loyalty, danger, and plans as Gladdy greets them from a train window. The exchange reveals tension over marriage, identity, and danger in the vast snowbound setting.

Montreal Intrigue Behind a Templeton Duel

Paul Andeel gains a signed document from Gladdy Templeton in Montreal before plotting further with his hypnotic science and a scheme involving witnesses. Gladdy’s sleep deepens as Andeel departs, meeting his wife Diana who once inspired his ascent but now bears marks of their strained life together.

Montreal Paul Andeel Templetons Graddy Gervis Andsell Gladdy Old England Aldseli London Andsel Temple-Dene Paul Andesell Mr. Templeton Mrs. Templeton Paul Gilady Gladyse Templeton Paul Andeell Paul Andrell

Stick In Soda Water Pays Tax

A garbled OCR note discusses a soda water vendor and a special tax. The text suggests a tax may or may not be paid depending on whether the action is a favor to the water, but the meaning is unclear and many words are corrupted.

Christianity Gaining At Church Congress In England

The bishop of Ripon praised Christian growth from 200 million to 500 million adherents and noted Christian nations control about 800 million of the world population. Yet the Episcopal Recorder warns true believers may find little encouragement, questioning how many are truly born again and united with Christ.

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Imported Raisins To Climb In Price This Christmas

A Washington letter from the Brooklyn Eagle reports a Malaga raisin crop shortage after a September 15 storm damaged vines and dried fruit. Prolonged bad weather worsened losses, reducing the crop by about 30 percent and signaling higher raisin costs this holiday season.

Malaga Malaga Raisin Washington Letter Brooklyn Eagle

Tax Valuation Rise for Oxford University Properties

Oxford officials report a new tax assessment increasing university property values to 21,524 pounds. The university will contest the valuation, arguing the previous figures were too low and preparation for an appeal is underway.

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Chapter VI. Friendship with a map grows from hardship

The excerpt hints at an episode where hard circumstances iron out a bond between a man and his map. It suggests that adversity strengthens understanding and trust in navigational aid as a companion.

Worth Imitating Practices of Omaha Children

An Omaha Indian account by Francis La Filesche details tribal child training in tepees. Elders are not interrupted, speaking order is observed, and youths learn precise language use. The method emphasizes family shaming over corporal punishment and collective learning, contrasting with outsiders’ views of “savages.”

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Minneapolis Day Ths Democratic Party City of Republican Party William H Williams WILLIAM $_ JENKINS By M. Bma Miss Fairweather Gervig Seong Hone Little Prairie Station Paul Ansdell Diana Paul Andsell Gladay Mrs. Andsell New England
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