Nebraska Governor Candidate Dahman Describes Texas Gun Incident
Democratic nominee Mayor J. C. Dahman of Omaha admits to firing at a man in Texas who later survived and says he fled under the name Jin Murray. He recounts a rough early life marked by firearms, cattle rustling, and shifting identities, then notes his move to Nebraska as a path to public life.
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J. CG. Dahian
Omaha
Nebraska
Lfe
Texas
Tony
Murray
Harumscarum
Dahlman
Dime Found Embedded in Fire Horse Shoulder
City Veterinarian Matthew A. Pierce of Paterson New Jersey operated on a fire engine horse to remove a ten cent dime embedded in the shoulder. He believes the coin was picked up three years earlier when the horse slipped on pavement and later remained unnoticed until the lump formed. The operation removed the dime and reduced the swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew A. Pierce
Paterson
N. J
Pierce
Grass Alaska Exile's Food on River Island
On the Monarch’s last Tanana voyage in Alaska a flag on a river island led Captain Blair to rescue a wrecked man. He had the misfortune of eating grass for three days after losing his outfit and was taken aboard as a deck hand where meals soon restored him.
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Monarch
Tanana River
Alaska
Blair
Swiss Railways and Telegraphs Under State Control
The government holds a majority stake in railroads and owns all telegraph and telephone services in Switzerland. It operates the systems and manufactures equipment for all except steel rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Light on Rubber Tariff Boosts Col Colt Firms
The article argues that Aldrich and Colt linked rubber tariff policy to benefit their related companies. It claims the tariff increased rubber prices, raised dividends, and shifted profits to a rubber syndicate controlled by the senator and his allies. Critics say protective duties perversely reward private interests and harm the public.
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Senator Aldrich
Aldrich
Colonel Colt
Continental Rubber Company
Aldrich Company
General Rubber Company
United States Rubber Company
Samuel M Evans
Bristow
Kansas
Republic
New York Journal of Commerce
Tariff board described as powerless and miscast
The piece argues the tariff board is a useless device with no power to compel testimony or production of documents. It was meant only to gather information to aid the president and customs administration, not to challenge or reform policies.
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Tariff Board
Divorce Suit Filed in Chehalis County Court
Margie M. Smith sues Elmore K. Smith in Washington Superior Court Chehalis County to dissolve the bonds of matrimony and obtain an absolute divorce. The summons requires a response within sixty days after September 1 1910 with Wilson Buttner attorney listed and last publication October 13 1910.
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State of Washington
Chehalis County
Margie M. Smith
Elmore KE
Smith
A. D
Wilson Buttner
Plaintiff
Aberdeen
Publication summons in Chehalis County Washington
A. J. West sues J. G. Be Lewis for collection on a promissory note of 100 dollars with interest. The state summons J G Be Lewis to appear within sixty days after September 5 1910 with the case in Aberdeen. First publication September 5 1910. Last publication October 17 1910.
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A. J. West
J. G. KE
Lewis
State OF Washington
J. G. BE
N. W. Bush
Aberdeen
Washington
Making Tariffs and the Log Rolling Senators
The piece critiques Senator Beveridge and describes how tariff bills are shaped by five dominant interests. It explains a master of deals who leverages pressure to secure votes from two resistant senators, while other state industries face coercion. It argues that special privileges undermine honest governance.
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Beveridge
Ludiana
Senate
Saturday Evening Post
Wilson-Gorman
American Steam Refining Company
Stular Trust
American Wool
Singer Manufacturing Declares 100 Percent Stock Dividend
The Singer Manufacturing company proclaims a stock dividend of 100 percent, equal to a cash dividend of 50 million. The text argues stockholders fare better than buyers of sewing machines and notes an 80 percent tariff on sewing machines. The piece contends 100 percent is a fair profit standard for American manufacturers.
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Singer Manufacturing Company
The Wage Custom Clash in Protection Platform Debate
A reprint of opinion arguing that American wages are higher than abroad and that production costs, not tariffs, determine competitiveness. It critiques protectionist logic and calls for an impartial cost comparison to reveal true relative wages and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iowa
Chicago
Private Property Signs and Courtroom Quips Trade Barbs
An assortment of snippets shows a Newrich twhco buying a country place drawing crowds, a signaling sign Private Property No Trespassing, and a lawyer fined fifty dollars for contempt as a judge comments on costly talk. The Chicago and Philadelphia papers add playful lines amid legal scene chatter.
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Newrich Twhco
Newrich
Philadelphia Record
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed For Kidney Trouble
A health notice extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney pain and backache. Mrs L M Farnsworth of Aberdeen Washington testifies the pills strengthened her kidneys and relieved back pain after use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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L. M. Farnsworth
North K_ street
Aberdeen
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan
Is a Hen a Bird A New Tax Case Question
The first session of the United States Court of Customs Appeals weighs whether a hen qualifies as a bird for tariff purposes. The case contrasts with Maryland legislative debates and Taft era inquiries. Importers seek the ruling on duty classifications for poultry products and related items under varying rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Treasury
Humien
New York
Publisher's Notice on Herald Delivery Delays
City subscribers missing the Herald by 6 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays should notify City Messenger Co. at 5981. A replacement paper will be sent to the address on file.
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Herald
City Messenger Co
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