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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
3
A renowned Nebraskan and longtime democracy advocate lauded Democratic gubernatorial candidate Porter during a Sanborn speech. The endorsement highlights Porter’s policy vision and public service credentials, underscoring regional support for the campaign.
A Brookings era speech by William Jennings Bryan in Sanavorn denounces Republican reform talk and endorses Claude R. Porter and the Democratic ticket. He contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms, criticizes Gov. Cummins, La Follette’s reforms, and Wisconsin trip politics, urging Iowa voters toward the Democratic line in next elections.
The text quotes Leslie M. Shaw delivering southward speeches accusing Democrats of starving children and abusing women during hard times while urging persistence. It notes Shaw as a political figure to watch in the Tenth district, with reference to Cummins supporters and crossfire between factions.
The Louisville Courier Journal questions Dolliver about the rate bill that bears his name. The article notes Dolliver had no involvement and asserts the Democrats passed the rate bill, distancing him from the measure. The piece emphasizes uncertainty and deflects responsibility from Dolliver toward the Democratic majority.
Charley Dickson, a bright Sioux City Democrat, vows to run against Old Mother Hubbard in the eleventh district. He attacks Cummins as a political opportunist and likens him to a German revolutionary figure, urging rivals to let them fight.
President Roosevelt muscles into New York politics with a bid for the United States Senate. The ambitious push signals a high-stakes power play as he aims to secure a major national role.
In a fierce column by Alex Miller, the piece brands Cummins a counterfeit reformer and a danger to Iowa politics. The author attacks his railroad records, fiscal restraint, and claims of virtue while urging readers to compare tax receipts and public records. It cites La Follette parallels, criticizes press alignment, and predicts a tough race as reforms backfire.
The Register-Leader brands itself as guide to the Cummins movement and accuses opponents of sowing dissension. It argues that Democratic party management has lacked perfect harmony for a decade while factions align in pursuit of a common goal.
Odessa and Varied Soviet events report heightened terror measures after a theater fire kills a professor and two students. Guns are issued to patrols and guards, while peasants loot and threaten landlords amid broader unrest across regions including Kherson and Vinograd.
New York coroner hints death by suicide is not certain in the case of policy magnate Al Adams. He notes the body’s position, a hand near a cuspidor, and a pistol wound through the forehead could suggest foul play. Witnesses reported Adams committed suicide, but the coroner remains doubtful of the motive and the sequence of events surrounding his death.
The pure food commission may ban mineral bluing in sugar bleaching, risking a shift to yellowish granulated sugar. Chemists reportedly use four pounds of bluing per influen pounds of sugar in bleaching. Wireless dispatches include reports from Honolulu and Vallejo, Cal, noting the developments and a medical leader’s stance.
New York October 3. Reports say the Canadian Pacific line has caused changes at Wisconsin Central and will elect a majority of directors at the annual meeting scheduled for October 9.
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