Republican Ticket for Judge and County Officials
The Republican slate lists A. M. Post of Platte for Supreme Court Judge and John N. Dryen of Buffalo with C. W. Kaley of Webster for Regenta of the State University. County positions include E L. C. Cline for County Clerk, Chester Andrews for County Treasurer, C. Boyle for County Judge, Atkinson for State’s Attorney, F L Miller for Sheriff, Dr. Grebe for Coroner, John Nider for County Commissioner District 3, N E Davis for County Commissioner, precinct vote lines show Peade R Kelley P Steffen Archie Schultz John Wiese, and C Gifford for Assessor.
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Supreme Court
A. M. Post
Platte
Regenta
The
State University
John N. Dryeen
Buffalo
C. W. Kaley
Webster
Dr. Grebe
John Nider
N. E. Davis
Seattle Dis ease Klendycitis Rumor Sparks City Talk
A Topeka woman offers to trade her bicycle for a baby carriage while the Superior Journal quotes phrases about Mr. McKinley. A patent attorney firm advertising across the West has been discharged on fraud charges, suggesting misrepresentation.
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John Wedderburn & Company
West
New Woman Rights Declared Amid Domestic Tensions
Fragmentary quote shows a speaker asserting women’s rights and demanding that even loving partners respect them, signaling a push for gender equality amid tense social debates.
Republicans Promise Bright Times Ahead
A satirical note claims Republicans will keep good times for years. The article mocks the triple-silver-plated aggregation for fielding only two or three ticket candidates. A girl asks a New York ad for whitening hands and is told to soak them in dish water, which amuses her mother.
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New York
Republicans to lead new blanket ballot with top vote getter
The republican ticket will occupy first position on the new blanket ballot after receiving the highest votes in the last election. The silver republicans will sit to the right of the ticket. The civilized world awaits definite news of Andree and companions who sailed toward the North Pole on July 10 in a balloon, aiming to reach the goal in four or five days.
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Andree
North Pole
Desolete
Ghohtuna and party voting advice prompts sharp critique
In Cortland Sap coverage readers are urged to cast ballots swiftly and decisively for the party ticket. The piece argues voters can mark a quick x in the target circle and complete their business without lingering at the booth. It also laments party-switch rhetoric and emphasizes free choice within a unified slate.
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Seeraer
How a Party Ticket Succeeds as One Yet Three on Ballots
The passage explains a ballot fusion scheme where a single political ticket appears under three distinct headings: a democratic ticket, a people's Independent ticket, and a free silver republican ticket. It notes that naming it differently on the ballot is considered rank deception.
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People’s Independent
Counterfeit Five Dollar Note Circulating in 1880 Series
The item describes a dangerous counterfeit five dollar note from the 1880 series featuring Andrew Jackson with two sheets and a silk thread insert. It cites a Chicago News tone and includes unrelated snatches about McKinley and Cleveland eras and a schoolyard quip about a young boy.
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Andrew Jackson
Economical Homing Pigeons Featured in November Review
The piece notes growing interest in carrier pigeons as postal workers with Klondike messages already relayed by homing birds. It mentions a forthcoming report on P Andree’s north pole expedition and cites Deforest’s article in November on economical homing pigeons.
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Klondike
P ‘ Andree
North Pole
Demorest
Ed Hoch Advice on Perseverance and Labor
The quote from Ed Hoch urges young people to stop whining and persist through failure. It asserts that success comes to those who endure and “learn to labor and to wait,” noting that ill fortune or setbacks are normal, and perseverance leads to eventual gains.
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Ed. Hoch
Bae
Delay in Bartley embezzlement case linked to Smyth
Affidavits show the delay in the Bartley embezzlement trial is charged to Attorney General Constantine J. Smyth and other reformers. The filing suggests possible blame on a republican judge, prosecuting attorney, and even the state supreme court as part of a fusion press narrative.
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Bartley
Constantine J. Smyth
How to Get Rich in Prosperity and Save for Hard Times
The piece urges saving during periods of abundance to prepare for lean years. It reflects on the shift from scarcity to prosperity, warns against waste, and notes how discipline in money management helped people endure prior downturns.
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Jefferson Co. Record
Frank T. Pearce
Diller
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Fice
Lpock
Diller, Neb
E L. C. Cline
Ler
Treaster
Chester Andrews
County Jeage
C. Boyle
Sates Atkinson
Sherif, F.L. Miller
Peade
R. Kelley
P W. Steffenables
Archie Shultz
John Wiese
C. Gifford
Aggh
Robt. Patton
Geo. Powers
S Jon Epecat
Seattle
Superior Journal
McKinley
Little Willie
Deacon Smith
Mamma
Cleveland
Eveland
Treasury
M.kinley
Ballard
Ieee
Meat Market
F. Hartzell
Prop
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