McKinley Roosevelt ticket praised in Idaho campaign
The article lauds McKinley and Roosevelt as a strong Republican ticket and predicts broad support nationwide. It charts electoral hopes, naming states and projected votes, and asserts confidence in winning Colorado Idaho Kansas Montana and other states. It also notes a Sunday School workers convention in Idaho with E. Q. Excell leading music and a full program through Thursday.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Idaho
United States
Oysaing
E. Q., Excell
Aew
M. K. James
How McKinley and Hobart Won 271 Electors in 1896
The 1896 election results show McKinley and Hobart with 271 electoral votes and Bryan and Sewell with 176. California and Kentucky split their votes with one for Bryan in each state while the remaining electors backed McKinley. Other states cast their votes solidly for one candidate.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Missouri
McKinley
Hobart
Sewell
California
Kentucky
Republican convention opens with united, proud party tone
Temporary Chairman Wolcott praised the party as united and proud of past achievements as the Republican convention began in Philadelphia. The St. Louis Globe Democrat called the gathering a love feast, noting national prosperity and no regrets to haunt the party.
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Wolcott
St. Louis
Dietrich Emerges as Republican Supreme Bench Candidate
The article claims Dietrich of Pocatello is the man pictured in the Republican puzzle for the upcoming Supreme bench election. It asserts his prominence over rivals and predicts movement from Bear Lake to Lake Pend d Oreille to challenge for the seat.
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Blackfoot
Dietrich
Pocatello
Supreme Bench
Bear Lake
Lake Pend d’ Oreille
Ex-Gov McConnext backs Steunenberg at convention
Ex-governor W J McConnext now working as special inspector at the Fort Hall agency visited the office and urged Democrats at the state convention to endorse Gov Steunenberg in the strongest terms. He called it a shame and disgrace if they did not.
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W. J. McConnext
Fort Hall
Steunenberg
C. &. Peaslee
Morgan City
Peaslee
W. H. Hooker & Co
New York City
Acker
Kipling Dawn Phrase Echoes Civilizations Thunder
A Denver Republican quotation links Kipling to dawn imagery. It notes a line about dawn like thunder beyond China and suggests adding lightning to fit Mandalay’s meter. The snippet plays with literary allusion and rhythm.
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Denver Republican
R. Kipling
China
Cress
Bay
Mandalay
Aura and toed Canned Tat Tlaketa Sale
Fragmentary notes describe sales of items and distances with vague references to July and a 800 mile figure. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
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Lake
Baseball chatter with future games and umpire woes
Manager Trapp accepts a three game series with Weiser in Boise City next week, pending travel and expense arrangements. Pocatello sends players to Salt Lake and Helena offers lure, while Ogden complains about umpiring quality. Gate City plans a Blackfoot trip with a 1.65 fare, coach provided if enough turnout.
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Trapp
Weiser
Boise City
Boise
Ogden
Ogdens
Hestmark
Salt Lake
Heatmark
Higson
Gate City Baseball
Blackfoot
John Fredell
Experiment in Shaky Text Shows Erratic Word Fragments
An incoherent fragment mentions a teacher and nebulous references to remedies, cages, and numbers. The illegible text lacks clear events or identifiable names, offering minimal factual content beyond scattered phrases.
Poetic snippets and comic verse from early 20th century papers
A collage of light verse and humorous items from newspapers. It includes lyrical quatrains about winter and spring, comic lines about a Boer kopje invitation, old time chimney nostalgia, a domestic vignette on a wife’s strong point, and a courtroom gag about a band’s “wherewithal.” The pieces showcase playful regional humor and period tone with named papers cited.
No Formal Statement in Chicago Tribune Remark
A stern father questions a young suitor who admits his daughter only gently consents to marriage by calling him darling and kissing him good night. The exchange features humor over a marriage proposal in a Chicago Tribune vignette.
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Chicago Tribune
Plain Bonnets and Gowns Make Mrs Brown Beloved
A conversation from the Philadelphia Press notes that Mrs Brown is highly liked by women for her plain bonnets and simple gowns, suggesting her unenvied, loyal character as the reason for admiration.
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Mrs. Brown
Philadelphia Press
Local Lovers Share Teasing Confession in Friendly Exchange
A playful transcript shows Friendly Counsel and Bessie-Fred discussing love last night. Lizzie asks if he declared, and the group rejoices, noting the suitor has long pestered with affection and devotion.
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Bessie
Fred
Lizzie
Mercy’s Sake
Boston Transcript
Wrycke and Wytte Quip on Purchases and Prudence
A Philadelphia Press style quip notes Wrycke values decisive budgeting while Wytte buys first then decides. The exchange highlights contrasting shopping approaches between spouses.
Jones Grumbles at Weather in Chicago Record
A quirky Chicago Record item notes Jones grumbling about cold weather and questions whether he prefers heat, framing the humor around a character who enjoys grumbling.
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Jones
Chicago
Reckless Sympathy and Muddy Feet Exchange
A humorous exchange from Cleveland Plain Dealer features George Billson asked why he did not wipe muddy feet, replying he shows sympathy for the Boers by making treks. In Chicago News Ida laments Walter and notes a disliked fashion detail, describing a mouse colored mocha glove accident.
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George Billson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ida
Walter
Chicago News
Rubber and Detroit Free Press
A brief note captures a conversation about a tire warning or rubber issue observed in Detroit, linked to the Detroit Free Press, reflecting a daily reader interaction and a casual exchange about a familiar object.
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Detroit Free Press
Boston Transcript Quotation on Equal Treatment
A Boston Transcript item notes a saying about fairness from Hicks Funny and Pincherly with a dig at Wicks who emphasizes equal treatment, claiming he never treats anybody. The brief exchange highlights attitudes toward impartial conduct.
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Hicks
Pincherly
Henny
Wicks
Boston Transcript
Woman’s gowns lag behind times as compensation noted
Detroit Journal notes that even when a woman leads in progress she often wears gowns that appear far behind. The remark frames fashion as a form of compensation for social advance.
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Detroit Journal
Lae Early Risers Shine In Results
A concise note highlights the Lae Early Risers achieving notable results, described with positive emphasis and regional pride.
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Home Department
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Wrycke
Wytte
Wood River Restaurant
the City
Joe
Mombert
Pocatello, Idaho
J. F. Murray
Agt
Bieyele
Ohbio State Journal
Reuss & CO
Central Market
City Market
Democratic National Convertior
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Sprague Bros
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