Beveridge Seeks 1908 Presidential Nomination
A Washington correspondent cites bets in favor of Albert Beveridge of Indiana as a likely Republican presidential candidate in 1908. The Indiana senator reportedly tells editors he will be president and reflects on early canvassing and faith in his path to the nomination.
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Fragmentary Remarks on Voting Machines
A garbled note discusses the legislature and voting machines, noting timing and the stage of development. It mentions spending state money and the idea that results or returns may not be seen on the newspaper stage. The text is unclear but centers on preliminary views.
Meeting Notes From Distrifee Koff PR Event
At night a brief Distrifee Koff public relations meeting was held. The readable fragment notes a discussion of public relations strategies and attendee presence.
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Distrifee Koff PR
Indianapolis Special Report On Dillard Case And Lynch Talk
A dispatch from Indianapolis details the Dillard case with references to Sheriff Dudley and local deputies. The piece discusses possible Illinois law actions, mob pressure, and calls for investigation while noting community reactions and political figures. It also wades into Christmas shopping guidance and local commerce notes amid the tense atmosphere.
Bryan and party leadership debated in Plymouth Tribune
The Plymouth Tribune quotes Mr. Bryan urging Democratic followers to support leaders the people trust. It notes Republican majorities depend on maintaining past standards, while warning that adopting undefendable policies could shrink power. The piece discusses Indiana school funds from Vandalia railroad litigation and partisan control of state offices.
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Plymouth Tribune
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Neglec Plaint Savin
Congress Faces New Session Amid Mass Departures
Washington December 2 The incoming Congress will see a large turnover with nearly 100 representatives retiring or defeated. Speaker Henderson leaves after a nomination from his district as Indiana plans solid old members aside from a few, while reappointment reshapes the House. Civil service reform and pension debates loom as senators Fairbanks Beveridge and others survey immigration facilities and labor impacts amid emerging statehood discussions for Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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Washington
New York
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Fairanks
Beveridge
Senate Committee On Territories
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Dore
Han Thay
Arizona
New Mexico
Srizgna
Death of William Tewell Dex Reported
Word received from Scotland confirms the death of William Tewell Dex several days ago. His wife and young son, formerly residents of this city, are remembered by Baptist Church members. He moved from Levgoates, Greene County, and was fifty four years old.
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Greeneyeounty
William Tewell
Tewell
cBurchi
Levgoates
Bud Ister
Greene County
Advertised Letters List in Washington P O Week Ending
Aged circular shows letters in the Washington Post Office for the week ending with names including Hattie Warter Chas Lashley Rebecca Staver Ella Staver Margaret Stringer Lydia Morgan Jennie Malis Lizzie Lashier and Joe Carico Eugene Hudson Dilley Jones Alf Montague Miles cave and others. The list notes billed items or charges on all writs and warrants.
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Chas .Heailins
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Staver
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Cloeling
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Eugene Hudson
Dilley
C. Jones
Ernest
Lasher
Mangin
Alf
Montague
Miles
Cave
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Nichols Weaver Wedding Unites William H Nichols and Rachel Kirkpatrick
A historical wedding notice reports William H Nichols and Rachel Kirkpatrick united in marriage at Wheatland Presbyterian Church on a Tuesday. The ceremony is described with transitional phrases and fragmented OCR text.
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H. Nichols
Kirkpatrick
Cereman
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