Reform Talk From Governor's Record In Iowa
Citing presented to southern Iowa audiences his record on reform and railroad legislation. He claims credit for anti pass laws and measures aligned with Congress, noting delays due to senatorial ambitions and party politics. He alleges his past supports and passes favored personal interests, challenging his reformer credentials and loyalty to the Republican cause.
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Orather
Iowa
Congress
George E. Roberts
Des Moines Register and Leader
John Hughes
Ior
Cedar Rapids
Iis
State Treasury Debate During Governor Cummins Tour
The article reports a dispute over the state treasury with claims of a surplus at the time of Governor Cummins' inauguration. Opponents said funds existed but urged county treasurers to shift March collections forward to meet April obligations. The piece notes rising land valuations and tax levy effects as context to the deficit debate.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Cummins on Reciprocity in Iowa Senate Question
In an Iowa address Jan 14 1904 Governor Cummins asks farmers whether they prefer expanding markets in Canada or facing Canadian competition at home. He recalls the McKinley tariff and Wilson tariff impacts, cites cattle volumes and prices, and warns voters to consider how Canadian beef might affect American markets and land values. The speech centers on tariff policy and its effect on Iowa cattle farmers.
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Ceetral Assembly
Towa
Cummins
Canada
Ilinoia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Wilson
Lown
Cummira
Conida
Mexico
Iowa
Senate of the
United States
Hinneis
Albert B. Cummins
June Primary reshapes Cummins support in Iowa towns
In early June tension rises as progressives eye a possible Cummins surge but signals point to waning support. At Coon Rapids many Republicans signed an Allison petition, including former Cummins backers amid distrust over a letter to Torbert and party discord. Supporters fear Cummins could be replaced by Allison or a new leader.
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Cummins
Iis
Allison
Coon Rapids
Alison
Cumining
Torbert
Cumming
Senator Allison’s steadfast Iowa capitol dedication praised
The article extols Senator Allison as the grand old man of Des Moines, daily in Washington, trusted by the president, and a figure of integrity who upholds small money and public duty. It urges voters to honor him in the upcoming primary, warning against shiftable politics.
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Des. Moines
Washington
Senate
Allison
Capitol Building
Allgon
United States
Towa
Senya
Ile
Towak
Swealles
Tafalls
Senate Pairing Clarifies Allison Vote On Currency Bill
The record shows Senator Allison was paired with Senator Clay neither voting on the Aldrich currency measure. Clay stated he would not vote though opposed, while Allison supported the bill. both in effect left the roll uncast as part of a standard pairing to avoid blocking the vote.
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Allison
Clay
Georgia
Senate Chamber
Cummins Hails Tariff Revision Basis In Republican Platforms
Governor Cummins argues for tariff revision aligned with Republican platforms at both state and national levels. The party seeks a propitious season to pursue revision and upholds protection principles, while denying endorsement of Democratic reciprocity.
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Cummins
Republican Party
Polk County Republican Club
Des Moines
Iowa
Population growth keeps New York ahead among U S cities
Census experts project New York will remain the nation’s largest city through 1910 and beyond. By 1905 to 1906 New York’s population rises to about 4.5 million while London reaches nearly 7.5 million, with Chicago, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Boston following in the top five. The article notes chartered places, state totals, and the rapid urban growth shaping the United States.
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Census Department
Gotham
United States
London
Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
Census Bureau
Evansville
Ind
New York State
Massachusetts
Masqnachusetts
New Jersey
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
New Yorks
Michigan
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Continental
Atlher
Golden Rule Judge in Toledo Court Uses Mottoes
Judge Austin, who leads Toledo police court, adopts Golden Rule plan for justice. He installs mottoes and palms in the courtroom to guide prisoners, attorneys, and juries, aiming to inspire fair conduct and deter misconduct.
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Toledo
Austin
King
New York
Hisa Drst
Lanters
Cure For Stall Gnawing In Horses
Horses often chew wood from stall surfaces. Suburban Life notes it is common and harmful, and warns it spreads quickly if unchecked. A remedy is half a pound of bitter aloes mixed with a quart of water boiled down to a plot and applied with a paint brush to gnawed wood. Usually one or two applications suffice.
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Reneh
Kodol for Dyspepsia and health testimonials ad
A collage of testimonial letters lauds Kodol for dyspepsia with claims of digestion relief and blood purification. Other products like Warner’s White Wine of Cardam, Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea appear in the mix, with several dates and locations cited as endorsements.
Kidney and Bladder Pills Promised Quick Relief
An array of old advertisements tout remedies for kidney and bladder problems. The copy promotes Da Witty Kidney and Bladder Pills and Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup, claiming rapid relief from backache inflammation and coughs. It cites sellers Schultz & Roth and Breuning & Co and mentions testimonials.
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Kannedy
Kennedy
SPD Breuning & Co
Atlan 500N
Kinsea
Bert Barber
Elon
Wts
Mr. Barver
de Witty
Schultz & Roth
Atangary
SD Breuning & Co
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Louisiana
Vermont
Virginia
Rhode Island
Alabama
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Aroom
Dewar Fan Tevaire
EO DeWitt &Co
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D Breuning & Co
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Dunlap
Mount Vernon
Masaya
Jes
Warner
Hollieter
A.N. Sohnitz
Prunes
Rickm Atyle
Sarah
Rocky Mountain
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Pravents
Monee
Notions
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Sant Brepaid
Price Huphreys
Mailiaine Co
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