Bryan’s Ticket and the 1900s Election Hopes in Debate
The Washington Post column analyzes Bryan’s chances if a conservative running mate joins him. It questions whether he can win key states in the East and notes past patterns, including Roosevelt’s 1904 map, Kentucky doubt, and Westward support versus radical shifts. It weighs electoral math and regional dynamics affecting a possible showing.
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Denver
Alexandria
Daedacey Neuencee Ene
Oo Reea
Die Salam Eesens
Weal
Brian Iti Chiaine
New York
Dora
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mike
Middle West
Roosevelt
Mary
Barker
Foy
Eorker
South Fistra
Tory
Muse
Hark Rm Recenet
Ted
Fragmented OCR montage hints at a newspaper page and notices
A garbled OCR fragment presents mixed names, places, and stray phrases. It references The Post and various persons, locations, and numbers, with no clear cohesive event or story due to corrupted text.
Democratic Denver scene described as a Republican move
The Denver convention is lampooned as a cover for electing a Republican ticket while Democrats debate Cleveland and Henry Clay. Discussion covers railroads earnings and policy, with references to Davidson and local politics, and notes on urban redevelopment and public works in Rosalyn.
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Denver
Teker
Cleveland
Henry C Ten
Jim
Clay Ion
Denver Pawnen
Lincoln
Clayton
Claston
Gray
George Gray
Gaving
Lim
Fragmentary Post notice hints local remittance event
fragmented OCR text appears to reference a Washington Post notice about remittance orders and free orders payable. it mentions washington n DC and a date line style but details are unreadable.
Taft Efforts to Break the Solid South in 1908
The Chicago Post notes Republican plans to win Southern electoral votes in Tennessee North Carolina and Virginia while Missouri and Kentucky remain uncertain targets Roosevelt backs Taft’s Southern bid and a Roosevelt cut may be seen as aiding Taft in the South despite party rivalries.
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Chicago Post
Republican Party
Wiliam H Taft
Tennessee
North Carolina
Virginia
Taft
Misouri
Kentucky
Tne
Missouri
Tate
Roosevelt
South
French Traveler’s Tale Sparks Moral Debate at Dinner
A French traveler in a Boston inn discusses American public behavior, modest amusements, and personal liberty, raising questions about self control, societal limits, and potential punishment for moral transgressions. He notes differing customs and the awkwardness of discussing native habits.
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Trenthmen
Brits
Untitled Notes on Bathing Hazards and Insects
Fragmented OCR yields a mix of health advice and observations. A discourse on bathing, scalp care, and shampoo hints at improper application and head safety. It shifts to entomology noting white ants undermining Ceylon and insect predation dynamics. It ends with a humor piece about Mr Sherman and a mock death of Caesar.
Canada Mixed the Murra ys Up in Quebec Celebration
The article mocks Canadian plans to invite Capt Arthur Murray to the Quebec tercentennial, arguing Cringletie Murray kinship misaligned with the Wolfe Murray line. It traces Murray origins across Peebles and Selkirk, notes no direct link to the Battle of Quebec, and humorously contrasts various Murray branches and notable figures.
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Lord Elibank
Quebec
Alexander Murray
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Black Watch
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Abraham
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Elibank
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Selkirkshire
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Blackbarony
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Helen Sanger
Gerry Sanger
Utica
Murray
James
Oyil
John Murray
Bart
Blackbarany
Tord Elbank
Calemanon
Abtraham
Murrays
Liban
Cringielle
Malcolm Tde Morava
Atholl
Ochtectyr
Pukink
Chars
Tord Allank
Fawnese Glimess
Momany
Wakle Meuthet
Wurris
Sessim cm
Scotland
Aid
Iowa
Remfert
Alrenai
Imani
Unique duel between fish hawk and eel on Jersey shore
In a dated New York Times story, a Highland Beach observer recounts a dramatic duel between a fish hawk and an eel along the Shrewsbury River shore. The hawk lunges, struggles, but the eel twists free, while onlookers below study the scene through glasses, noting distance and the creature’s motions.
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New York Times
George Stadebeger
Highland Beach
Noa
Oas
Bastara
Ms Cottage
Pieris
Orinks
LAW AND THE CLOTHES WEAR REGULATIONS THROUGH HISTORY
An overview of historic sumptuary laws from Henry VII to modern times, noting bans on excess cloth for royals and councilors. It contrasts French attempts to limit embroidery and corsets in Roumania with stubborn fashion trends resisted by teachers and authorities, including Oklahoma’s ban on bloomers and long skirts in certain resorts.
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Henry VII
Charles IX
France
Oklahoma
Eris
Getintn
Denver Fourth of July Celebrations in Early Denver
A historical reminiscence recalls the 1639 settlers near the South Platte and Cherry Creek staging a Western style Fourth of July. The Aurora reach and camp rites, the bustling town at Ferry Street, and the crowd of about 100 residents attended, with speeches, music, and a large crowd. The piece also describes early Denver figures and a later fond recollection of the day’s events and revelry.
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Danver Field
Farmar
South Platte
Cherry Creek
Denver
Colorado
Wid
Woolly West
Aurora
Peage
Chicago Creek
Idasu
Lfnes
Hertown
Ferry I
Union
Bistech
Toa
Spreying
Schaeler
Pepe Ture
Richud Soprs
Kai
Tony
Taft favored in North Carolina amid race for governor
In interviews with Voters in North Carolina Judge Spencer B Adams of Greensboro predicts Taft will win more votes than any Republican presidential candidate in the state. He notes a united GOP and a split Democratic party, citing the gubernatorial race and Bryan’s unpopularity among business interests. The piece recalls 1900 vote totals and speculates on party shifts this year.
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Taft
North Carolina
Spencer B Adams
Greensboro
Bovitt
Kitehmn
Voss
Obloman
Bryan
North Camlna
Mare Hallers
Simmona
Fleres
Beyag
Beard Growth From Shaving Changes With Age Study
A historical note describes how beard growth rate and patch patterns change after shaving. It cites measurements showing patch sizes and hair length reaching several inches, with growth responding variably after cuts. The piece notes many youths began shaving early and that at least two beard patches may appear before the razor edge.
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Baer
Regan
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