Redistricting bill and political shifts cited in era report
The article notes a districting bill amid tariff and party debates, mentioning Congress actions and state politics. It discusses shifts in support during past sessions, referencing leaders and regions such as New York and Ohio, with comparisons to Roosevelt era policies and party endorsements. The piece reflects historical framing of redistricting and political alignment.
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Yi Tielt
Kershaw
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Tauouster
Moss
Ishiine Volgaery
Wwe
Yorkwille
Iversary
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Yeadie
Gatiell
Aitoue
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Wes
Aliein
Roosevelt
Each War Makes a President Roosevelts ascent noted
The editorial recalls how wars shaped U S presidents from Washington to Roosevelt and credits Roosevelt as the only one elevated indirectly via the vice presidency in a republic forged on peace. It comments on military prowess and national reward mechanisms.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Jackson
Harrison
Taylor
Grint
Spain
Roosevelt
McKinley Funeral Day Opens Somber Washington Observes
Washington reports the state funeral for President William McKinley begins with overcast skies and mournful crowds. Ex President Cleveland and President Roosevelt attend, as 100000 marchers accompany the casket to the Capitol for service, with Mrs McKinley guarded by physicians and aides.
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Roosevelt
West Lawn
Rixer
Soldiers of the Cross Farewell to Laurel Street Pastor
In Rock Hill September 18 special to The State Bishop Duncan ordered farewell for Rev B Harper who will lead a church in Helena Montana. Rev J Barr Harris also departs for the distant state. both praised as young, enthusiastic workers. Harris served six years in Rock Hill circuits. Harper had a short tenure.
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Ob Dienge
Duncan
B. Harper
Laurel Street
M. Buhureh
Helena
Mont
J. Barr Harris
Rock Hill
Harris
North Rock Hill
Buurper
Notice of Election in Lancaster Annexation Vote
Official notice sets an election for September 24 1901 to decide extending the town limits from a half mile to one mile and to choose two polling places one at the town council chambers and another within the proposed annexation territory. Election officials J F Hunter J C Foswr J N Crock ett AD Hil lt J Wylie Porter and D Reece Wiles named. County Chambers guard house location noted. Ballot details specify extending limits to one mile from the courthouse. Governor GEO W WILLIAMS, Clerk sea.
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Wilhu Lee
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Wad Town
Couny
Lovaret
Muvexing
Wb, Cauthon
D Hilliard
Town of
Lancaster
Honit
Geo W Williams
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