Missouri Senate campaign tales in the Folk era
Senator William Joel Stone tours Missouri under a hot summer, shaping a looming political battle as Democrats split and Republicans rebuild. Folk's crackdown on Sunday laws, brewery ties, and track interests strain the party, while Stone and Folk loom as potential rivals for state and national offices.
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Washington Post
St. Louis
William Joel Stone
Sipee Congress
Senate
Missouri
Stane
St. Laws
Jefferson Tule
Folk
Stone
Coes
Missour
United States Senate
Senator Stone
William Warner
Sena
Missouri Democrates
Anniversary of W H Jacksons Wedding in Salisbury Md
Congressman and Mrs William H Jackson celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a reception at their Salisbury home on Sept 8. Guests traveled from New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington Wilmington Del Atlantis City and Virginia. The receiving party included the Jacksons their son and daughter in law and other relatives. Reverend George W Townsend attended and performed the ceremony years earlier. Washington guests named include Bruce Costen Hugh Philips Charles Rider and others.
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W. H. Jackson
Salisbury
Washington Post
William H. Jackson
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Wilmington
Del
Atlantis City
Virginia
W. P. Jackson
Joseph Marvel
Marion A. Humphries
Ann Lowie Humphreys
Belle Jackson
Jane
Mary Marvel
Newton Jackson
George W. Townsend
Hemlock
Jackson
Bruce Costen
Hugh Philips
Charles Rider
Hannah Rider
William Rider
Charles Rider, Jr
Shaw Speaks at Vermont Outing in Bluff Point Event
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw delivered a principal address at the Vermont Fish and Game League annual outing held at Bluffpoint New York. Other speakers included Assistant United States Attorney Charles H Robb and Major General J H Wilson of Trenton.
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Shaw
Vermont
Burlington
the Treasury
Vermont Fish and Game League
Bluffpoint
United States
Charles H Robb
J. H Wilson
Trenton
The Renewal a Strain Vacation Is Over
The school bell rings to begin a new term and the strain of renewed work falls on students. Many children show signs of fatigue or poor health after vacation, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a tonic to strengthen nerves and digestion and support mental development. New cape PR OHAVE
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Astuuihe
Hood
New Cape PR
Debts Covered and New York Life Account Details
The testimony outlines New York Life's handling of accounts and deposits from 1901 to 1902 including four designated accounts and a 3 percent to 5 1/2 percent return on deposits. It notes a pro forma sale of industrial stocks and profits of about 155000 in advance, plus salary figures for officers such as President McCall and VP George W Perkins. Thomas W. Janson of Boston may be called as a witness.
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New York
New York Life
Randolph
Trust Company
New_York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
Ife Insurances Company
McCall
George W. Perkins
J. P.organ & Co
Perkins
Vaughn Ends Vacation Returns To Calvary Class
Mr Vaughn, longtime Vaughn Bible class teacher and Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school superintendent, returns from a Atlantic coast vacation to Boston suburb Winthrop. He notes heavy Sabbath use by Boston youths and stresses plans remain unchanged for the winter program. He predicts a large turnout when he resumes Sunday with past pupils.
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W. Vaughn
Vaughn
Calvary Baptist Church
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Winthrop Each
Boston
Mr. Vaughn
Washington
Keeping Him in Mind of It
A brief Pick-Me-Up item presents a flirtatious exchange where one party insists forgiveness and memory shape their future interactions. The dialogue hints at lingering tension and unresolved feelings between two speakers.
Revolt of Little Use Stands Pat Majority Is Large
The Situation by States shows Speaker Cannon will command more supporters for his views than Democrats and revision Republicans. If tariffs arise this winter in the House, Cannon would lead a solid standpat bloc. revisionists are prominent on Ways and Means but face a broad, wary Republican base.
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Cannon
House
House Revisionista
Ways and Means
Tawney
Minnesota
McCaul
Massachusetts
Babcock
Wisconsin
Hill
Connecticut
Cannnon
Securi
Y ‘Yong
Ohio
Indiana
Andllinois
Burton
Cleveland
Grosvenor
Brick
Crumpacker
Holliday
Mr. Brick
South Bend
Hikhart
Congress
Mr. Watson
Altnois
W. W. Wilson
Chicago
H. &. Boutell
Boutell
Internal Revenue
McCleary
Michigan
Iowa
Cumming
Pacific Coast
Faw
Rocky Mountain States
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
New York National City Bank
Standard of Bank
Holy Name Church Looted and Burned in Swoyersville
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania September 8 Holy Name Catholic Church at Swoyersville was looted and burned to the ground today Two men entered the burning building to rescue the gold chalices but found the altar stripped and priests vestments on the floor The loss is $8000 partly covered by insurance
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Wilkesbarre
Swoyersville
Moros pacified in Mindanao report says calm prospects
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood reports department condition in Mindanao very satisfactory with notable improvement in the last fiscal year. A few disturbances attributed to fanatical Mehemmedan priests occurred, but travel is now safe. land-title issues and military reservation claims prompt seeking Spanish records. Proposes gear changes including removal of blue flannel shirt and haversack, favoring a hip-supported pack system.
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Leonard Wood
Department of Mindanao
Philippines
Tiig
Mileage rule for retired officers ordered to militia
The War Department ruled that retired army officers commanded to join state militia cannot claim mileage. In two decisions, Brig. Gen. C. A. Woodruff, retired, attached to the North Carolina militia, and Brig. Gen. H. E. M. Hayes, detached from Arkansas militia, were covered.
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Comptroller of the Treasury
War Department
National Guard
C. A. Woodruff
North Carolina
HE. M. Hayes
Arkansas
Explosive Cleared Channel in Portsmouth Test
In Portsmouth England on September 8 the British admiralty sank the old gunboat Rattlesnake in Portsmouth harbor. The vessel was cement-filled to block bottling up by Americans at Santiago and Japanese at Port Arthur. A torpedo school team attached a 30 pound gin cotton charge to the hull and detonated it. The wreck was reduced to fragments in under a minute.
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Portsmouth
England
Santiago
Port Arthur
British Admiralty
Portamouth
Naval Torpedo School
Military Orders Revise Assignments and Duties for Officers
War Department issues changes to paragraph 13 of Special Orders Nr 182 dated August 8, 1903. First Lieut Harry Jordan is revoked from Tenth Cavalry. Capt Peter C Havns Jr is relieved from duty and to proceed to Fort Monroe for quartermaster duties. Captain Ezekiel Williams is detailed as professor at North Georgia Agricultural College. Second Lt William T Carpenter to supervise construction at Fort Rosecrans under the Quartermaster General. Maj Edward R Morris, upon arrival in San Francisco, to Fort Slocum for duty. Col John J Greer ordered to Fort Armistead and other seacoast forts for inspection and related work, then return.
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War Department
Harry
Jordan
Tenth Cavalry
Peter C Havns
Quartermaster General
Army
Fort Monroe
Ezekield Willams
Fifth Infantry
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
William T. Carpenter
Artillery Corp
Fort Rosecrans
Cal
William H.tobin
Artillery Corps
Edward R. Morris
San Francisco
Fort Slocum
Department of the East
John J. Greer
Ordnance Department
Fort Armistead
Fort Carrol
Fort Howard
Fort Smallwood
Ste. Ton
Rear Admiral Barclay Retired After Forty Years Service
Rear Admiral Charles J. Barclay, a Pennsylvania native and Naval Academy graduate of September 1880, was placed on the retired list by the Navy yesterday due to age after forty years of continuous service. Other naval orders publish assignments and detachments including C F Pond to Mare Island Yard and Aust Paymaster C N Wrenshall to Paducah.
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Barclay
Charles J. Barclay
Navy
Admiral Barclay
Pennsylvania
Naval Academy
C. F. Pond
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Gannon
Kearmrge
Annapolis
C. N. Wrenshall
New York
Naval Vessel Movements and Commissioning Status
Movements show ships arriving at Boston Annapolis and Provincetown with names Rocket Hertford Uncas Hopkins and Ajax Penacook Olympia from Guantanamo Monte Cristo and Boston. The Topeka was placed out of commission at an unspecified location.
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Rocket
Washington
Hertford
Annapolie
Measachusetts
Uncas
Boston
Hopkins
Frovincetown
Ajax
Guantanamo
Hampton Roads
Penacook
Santiago
Olympia
Monte Cristo
Topeka
Audience Storms Stage At Nimes Amphitheater
Ten thousand spectators at the ancient Roman amphitheater in Nimes surged the stage after an interruption over unpaid salaries. They set fire to scenery and chairs, forcing a midnight blaze that lasted until the fire brigade and troops dispersed the crowd near four in the morning.
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Paria
Landon Lxpreas
Nimes
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