Democratic race for vice president opinion heats up
A jumble of 19th century political chatter discusses candidates to balance the Democratic ticket. Mentions Theodore Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan, Nelson Miles, David Hill, Campbell, Hoadley, Dewey, and Wheeler while debating who could unite the party and win votes. Sugar price rises mix with editorial conjecture on a future administration.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Miles
Theodore Roosevelt
Republcan
Mr. Beyan
Tita i Gan
New York
David B. Hill
James E. Vampbell
Eltrod Danfarth
Hoadley
Ike
Campbell
Ohio
West
Dewey Ia
Agars
Schiay
Fitzburgh Lea
Pattison
Joe. Wheeler
Ile
Elthar Lee
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Buve
Milea
Stak
New Tingland
Nelson A. Milea
U.S. A
Teddy of Oyster Bay a boy with wild adventurous spirit
A portrait of Teddy Roosevelt as a youthful force for action. The piece blends playful reverie with hints of his future leadership, noting his appetite for daring exploits, love of pranks, and unfinished growth into the “rough rider” image, while foreshadowing impact on events from Maine to the nation. It also mentions the Fourth of July celebration in Portland with parades, entertainment, and railroad special tickets.
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Ted
Teddy
Oyster Bay
Muysie
Willie Jones
Stewart Street
Navy
Washington
Leonard
Wood
Maine
Flavron Harbor
Rough
Freedom Land
Idea Republic
Teldy
Niagary
Falls
H. Me Cox
Malthail
Marristowi
Benito
Sunnyside
Hadksettstown
Giimey
Hackettstown
Dr. Gox
Presbytery Meeting Delivers Delaware Contention And Clergy Shuffles
Newton Presbytery met in Danville with debate over the Delaware church and related ministerial moves. Rev C Chapman and Rev MM Matti, with Elder Alburtsai, were tasked to visit Delaware and settle issues. Other notes include transfers and a request to dissolve pastor relations, plus a letter from Henry Johnston reviewed by a committee.
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Newton
Presbyterian
Danville
Delaware
C. Chapman
MM. Matti
Alburtsai
Condit
Lone Island
Donaldson
Stanhope
Hima
Henry Johnston
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Henry Butler
Crouse
J. C. Johnson
Hole
Pretty Home Wedding in Stewart Street Ceremony
Walter Nagcluts Cummins and Elizabeth Weller wed at 45 West Stewart Street in a small ceremony attended by close relatives. Rev Eng land of the Presbyterian church officiated. Afterward the couple left by eastbound train for New York with plans to sail for Boston. Friends wish them happiness and prosperity.
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New Jersey
New York City
Boonton
Everson
Washington Stemmer Cos
Attendenes
Enogh Carpenter
Joe Byrne
Willive How
van Skinner
John Angle
B. G. Stuer
Gilant Teed
J. K. Smith
Charles Nixon
Click Brown
Washington
Walter Nagcluts
Rodwan Fo Cummins
Mia Elizabeth Weller
Jno Weller
West Stewart Street
Dr. England
Presbyterian Church
Ilfe
Cumming
New York
Boston
Fitts Beehive Promises Facts Over Doubters in Ads
The store defends its advertising claims to skeptical customers, promising “facts only” and inviting trust through proof. It touts a summer stock of waists, skirts, hats, and white goods at deep discounts, claiming quality is 23 percent better than similar arrivals and urging prompt purchase before stock closes.
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Os Andaci
Victoria
Rox Silvour
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Washington Line
Inéb
L. Stavace
Ecianeno Pappaidtos
Taddy
Eaid
Wo. T. Stead
London
Euperor William
Germany
Bill
Col
Lincoln
Sugar Trust
Portland
Dioner
Fitts’ Bee Hive
Chikkren
Ilzey
Fitts
Washington Ave
Washington, NJ
Yartow
Bryant
Hryant
Warren County
Prince
Bayonne
Wa Emery
Ferina Wilkes
Aleanbura
H. MM. Cox
Red Ned
Red Wilkes
W.D. Guuck
Lawrence King
Leland King
John Rosenerans
Flora Bi
Vermont
Abdallah
Barron
James
Warne
Prince. S
Wilmir
Andrew. Sherrer
Lucile Marion
Wilmar
H.M. Coax
Black Diamond
H. M. Cox
Ss. Amd
Dorothy
Stranger
Wm Emery
Bryani
Dell & C Larxsen
Mer’s Outfitters
A. W. Creveling
Moen
Cao
Jano Daney
Manuficyte
Herrick _ahoe
Sheedal
Avery
Herman
Petty, Washi
Queen
L. Bonnet. Florist
Iineri Streat
Greet House
Kensington
Treatmant
Morena St
Aant
Warren
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T. Vannatta
the’ Horse and Carriage
Furnisher
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