Hoar Praises Allison As Iowa Senior Senator
Reverend praise from a Massachusetts statesman lauds William B Allison for thirty years in the U S Senate. He credits Allison with steady leadership on appropriations and finance, moderating dangerous schemes and guiding public expenditure, while noting his limited public appearances aboard ship-like leadership. The piece frames Allison as prudent, influential, and essential to Iowa's political stability.
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Allison
Senate
Iowa
Committee On Appropriations
Committee On Finance
Hale
Maine
Cockrell
Missouri
Roosevelt to Allision on Railway Rate Bill
The article reports Roosevelt stating it was impossible for Senators to use him as intermediary in settling the railway rate bill and that he urged those he spoke with to contact Allision, whose purpose aligned with his.
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Roosevelt
Militia in Politics and Adjutant General Thrift
The Dubuque Times Journal labels the Iowa national guard as a political tool in the Cummins administration. It argues Adjutant General Thrift travels Iowa at state expense to mobilize guardsmen for the governor, while most guardsmen remain wary of political loyalty tests.
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Iowa
Dubuque Times-Journal
Iowa National Guard
Cummins
FAVORED FREE SILVER Cummins Letter to Dr Gorrell 1898
In September 1893 Governor Cummins then a U.S. senate candidate wrote to Dr. Gorrell of Newton Indiana arguing that currency must be redeemable in coin and that a gold standard alone is impossible or would require an excessively large currency. He linked currency value to coin availability and free silver needs.
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Cummins
Gorrell
Allison
United States Senate
Newton
Tor
In Favor of Free Coinage of Silver Across Nations
The speaker advocates free coinage of silver, not only American silver but all silver, insisting it cannot be coined to excess. The statement emphasizes the belief in unrestricted silver coinage without risk of overproduction.
Health of William B. Allison
The Cedar Rapids Republican reports Dr. Guthrie of Dubuque stating Senator Allison is in excellent health. Speaking as both townsman and physician, he rejects circulating rumors, asserting Allison is strong, alert, and capable of handling great business.
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Cedar Rapids
Allison
Guthrie
Dubuque
State University Medical School
Governor Cummins Praises Senator Allison In Speech
At Chardan Iowa on September 24 1906 Governor Cummins launched his campaign praising Senator Allison as the beloved master of Republicanism. He said the people nationwide hope for Allison’s speedy health and long public service.
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Chardan
Cummins
Allison
William Allison praised for lasting legislation
William E Curtis lauds William B Allison as a quiet reformer who wrote more useful laws than any other legislator in any country. Curtis compares him favorably to Alexander and Julius Caesar in impact and influence on statute books.
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William E. Curtis
William B Allison
Alexander
Julius Caesar
Paper hanging leave orders at Little Oak Barber shop
F. E. Owen offers paper hanging leave orders for the Little Oak Barber shop with all work guaranteed. Printed notice appears as a classified or public notice item.
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Little Oak
F. E. Owen
Editors warn against post office ties for papers
A Story City Herald excerpt criticizes editors aligning with the post office, noting Stratford Courier and Ames Times improved after cutting ties. The piece argues editors should avoid government positions to retain independence and avoid becoming mere instruments of a clique or congressman.
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Uncle Sam
Story City Herald
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