Prominent figure Eugene W. Chafin seeks Prohibition tickets
Eugene W. Chafin from Chicago, named by Prohibitionists for U S president and Wisconsin governor, faces resignation from governor nomination. A veteran temperance advocate, he long backed the anti liquor cause, led temperance organizations, and practiced law for 28 years while supporting reform. He has written works on Lincoln and presidents.
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Will Gather The Coin George Sheldon As Treasur
George Sheldon newly named treasurer of the Republican national committee is a prominent New York financier with deep Morgan connections and bank links. Once a Saratoga candidate for lieutenant governor, he remained influential in business trusts and large corporations across nine states and in finance circles in Well Street. Born in Troy, he rose through elite clubs and serves as a director of Detroit Arsenal Co and a leader in Union League.
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Governor Frear Leads Hawaiian Visit Amid Island Festivities
Governor W. Frear of Hawaii, a lifelong public servant, took charge of events during a visit to Honolulu and neighboring islands. The governor, with local officials, coordinated arrangements as crowds welcomed the visiting dignitaries, reflecting Hawaii’s ties to the United States and its territorial governance.
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Fighting Englishman Roglndld McKenna Ascends Admiralty Post
Roglndld McKenna, noted as a vigorous advocate for hardline policies, has been promoted from the English board of education to the post of first lord of the admiralty. The move aims to remove Tan from the scene while McKenna’s record as a fighter signals a strong, uncompromising approach to the education bill and government initiatives. The change reflects Tate government's preference for decisive leadership in the department.
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Church for Poor Should Be Best in Architecture and Music
A reflection on church work as philanthropy arguing that churches must lead in preaching architecture and music to relieve urban misery. It warns against cheap measures and urges intelligent, profound care for social ills, linking faith to active welfare beyond private or state charity.
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The Girl That’s a Snob by Frances Clevenger
A schoolroom portrait of a snobbish girl, her mannerisms, and peers’ reactions. The piece notes the snob’s self-perception, peers’ envy, and calls for tolerant judgment amid social tensions among girls aged around 15 to 18.
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Nation's Water Power Potential and Development
The piece argues U S water power surpasses 30 million horsepower, possibly 150 million with storage. It notes coal use to match hydro output is enormous, warns against overusing water power, and emphasizes efficient, expanded development of water resources through transmission to distant markets. It stresses preserving water power and exploiting remote sources to boost prosperity and future wealth.
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State Capital Gossip Judgeship Conventions Reported
Plans unfold for state party conventions in Des Moines to showcase major rallies and nominate the supreme court judge candidate. National figures may attend, with Republicans courting a prominent line of speakers while Democrats bring Kern for the presidential feature.
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