Hearst Boom Shifts Democratic Convention to St Louis
A Washington correspondent recounts the Democratic National Committee meeting that year and the Hearst movement reshaping plans. Chicago seemed likely, but Hearst influence plus anxious delegates steered the choice toward St Louis, with Missouri delegates optimistic about Hearst’s press power and campaign appeal.
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Washington
St. Louis
Anya
National
Democratic National Committee
A and Porter
Hearst
Washington Monument
Chicago
St. Luis
Democratic Party
Lake Michigan
St. Louie
Mr. Hearst
Missouri
Congress
Harding Joins Signal as Associate Publisher in New Era
Frank Harding becomes half owner and business manager of the Signal, forming Lockwood & Harding. Harding brings 25 years of newspaper experience, including the Telephone Register in McMinnville, Oregon, and promises growth for the Signal in central and western Idaho as city election talk grows. Coakley repeatedly noted as a likely mayoral candidate, praised for familiarity with city affairs and prudent leadership.
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Frank 8. Harding
Lockwood
Signat
Harding
Telephone Register
McMinnville
Oregon
SMAL
Central
Idaho
Signal
Washington County
Stanar
Hearst Boom Provokes Dry Grins Among Party Leaders
The passage notes the Hearst movement gaining momentum among party leaders resistant to trust influence and Wall Street pressure. It mocks dissenters who arrived to scoff at Hearst but left with uneasy smiles, implying a shift in political mood and alignment.
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Hearst
Trust Tools
Wall Street
Death of Wm. C. Whitney Former Navy Secretary Passes
Wm. C. Whitney, secretary of the navy in Cleveland’s administration, died at his New York City home on Tuesday afternoon. In recent years he ran a thriving racing stable and was an avid aficionado of fine horses.
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Wm. C. Whitney
Navy
Cleveland
New York City
Nearly Forfeits His Life From Runaway Injury
J. Bo Orner of Franklin Grove Ill suffered a four year leg ulcer from a runaway accident. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it quickly and also treats burns bruises skin eruptions and pilea. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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J. Bo Orner
Franklin Grove
Bucklen
Reward for information on two missing horses in Cambridge area
An 85 dollar reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of two missing horses. One is a light bay with a white forehead spot, weighing about 1100 or 1200 Iba, around a certain age, with a limp in the right hind leg and no visible brand. The other is a two year old dark mare or brow with a white forehead spot, left shoulder branding.
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Morne
Cambridge
W. F. Gum Mann
Gimson
Beog Asn
Coubny Audinep
Mann
Welser
Idaho
James Galloway
Gitaasom
Pnawe
Mann Creek
Walver
Washington County
Jim
Velver
Vearki
Sonvea
Plage Nent
Welsar
Font
Lst
Duseribyd
Unclear fragmentary text from Wallington area
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Wallington and potential names, but content unclear and not forming a coherent event or notice. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or concrete facts to summarize.
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Unable to derive clear entities or events from the provided fragment. The text appears garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item.
Killed by Sharks in Havana Harbor Outbound Steamer Tale
A Havana harbor shark attack aboard an outbound New York steamer ended in death. Three sharks bit a sailor as he clung to a rope. the boat fought the monsters in a grim chase. The body was brought back to port and the ship resumed its voyage amid public curiosity over living shark attacks.
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New York
Havana Harbor
Isoon
Hin
Estray notices from Idaho and surrounding counties
A series of estray notices from Weiser River and surrounding Idaho counties detail taken up cattle and horses. Descriptions include color, brands, age, and marks with locations like Weiser Idaho and Mineral Idaho. Notices name county auditors and witnesses with dates in 1904 to 1908.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Claimed to Cure Rheumatism
A Griggsby Virginia resident Parker Triplett reports permanent relief from rheumatism in the back after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He says previous remedies failed and he would not be without it. Sold by local druggists.
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Chamberlain
Parker Triplett
Griggsby
Notice of Assessment and Delinquent Stock Sale Notice
Notice of assessment for Weiser Idaho area detailing unpaid stock value and penalties. Adjourned meeting held at S. M. Jeffreys house in Weiser on December 4 1904. Delinquent shares to be sold April 14 1904 to recover value and costs. Secretary of Nongat County No official address available.
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Foss
Welner
Weiner
Idabe
Viled
J Nowryith
SaaTn County Auditor
Taateee
Moretary
Weer
Idaho
Idatio
Nongat County
Olio
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MR. Harding
Coakley
Wallington
Dion
Geo
Dougee
Wiley el
Weiser River
Weiser
Ington County
Welade
Witnats
M.C. MaRonove
Nuventh
Weighe
Salon
Thousand Spring Valley
P.O
A. W. Mutchinson
HUTCR
M Joun A
Rank
Saep
Era
Alter County Auditor
Wheaton Ranch
Dennett
Snake River
Mineral
Jaho
Jan
W. W
Avimala
Dal Ait
Anand Spring Valley
Vanen
Tain
Katray Sotiew
Oll Ae
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