Democrats Eye VP Pick as Bryan Campaigns Near Denver
The piece argues Democrats approach their national convention with few internal clashes while Republicans show more than expected dissent. It notes Ohio figures like Judson Harmon and James G. Campbell as potential VP candidates and discusses Harmon’s gubernatorial path, Campbell’s anti corruption record, and the possibility of a Bryan Campbell ticket boosting Ohio’s bid.
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Supreme court clears Willem Wott eering eligibility
In Marion county the Supreme Court settles the dispute over Willem Wott eering’s eligibility for a second term as county treasurer. The ruling ends a lengthy controversy that had stirred local debate and political maneuvering.
Marion county treasurer likely to win second term
The article notes Wottring’s term limits and his handling of county finances, suggesting he will be the next treasurer of Marion county after serving a second term. It also references political chatter about rivals and national figures, with light commentary on election dynamics and public figures like Roosevelt and Taft.
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Things Political APT AND THE PHILLIPINDS
A fragment on US Philippines policy critiques Secretary Tafts role in Philippine governance, claiming his sympathies favor property rights over human rights and warning of potential autocratic centralization amid political maneuvering.
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Phillipinds
United Blites
Philippines
Secrtary Taft
United States
Zamboanga
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Taft
Taft era tainted by Wall Street power and peril to rights
A sharply worded critique argues Taft pursues a pro Wall Street agenda, undermining civil liberties in the Philippines and at home. It alleges court limits on juries and gun rights, cites railroad and banking influence, and warns of plutocratic control shaping the 1912 election.
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Henry Clown
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Prohibition issue roils Ohio and national politics
The piece notes tensions over Prohibition as Republicans falter on the PubMelty bill and hints at a Columbus convention in July. It mentions a clash of factions among Republicans and voters, with potential upheaval for the two old parties and a surge of dry sentiment influencing elections.
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Ohio
Mexican revolution plot rattles Juarez border town
In Paso, Texas, 27 Mexicans are arrested in a plan to foment revolution against Mexico. Juarez officials fear the plot after a seizure of arms and ammunition. seven face preliminary hearings. Reports from El Paso describe a San Vaxan attack with heavy gunfire, many killed, and widespread disruption including cut telegraph lines.
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Bithuabug
United States
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San Vaxan
Playing Micawber Playing Micawber
Washington readers learn the state department marks time on the Venezuelan question as curacao guantanamo plans unfold. The Maraletta sails for Guantanamo with American officials aboard while Venezuelan charge Velor Goldeon stays in Washington. US hopes President Castro won’t let the current state linger long.
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Willematat
United States
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Rheumatism Cured in 24 Hours by Dr Detelon Relief
Pittsburg Pa resident T J Blackmore reports using Dr Detelon's Relief for Rheumatism to escape bed after nine months of illness. He says the remedy cured his rheumatism in 24 hours and endorses it, noting little relief from prior physicians. Sold by The Dumble Pharmacy opposite Kerr House.
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