Senator Dolliver's Great Speech in Iowa
Senator Dolliver defends Republican unity in Iowa against claims of a split over leadership of progressivism. He praises Theodore Roosevelt’s guidance, rebukes disparagement of Senator Allison, and urges Republicans to avoid factionalism and crony nominations, calling for a final end to the so called division. The speech references Roosevelt, Cummins, McKinley, and the Iowa delegation’s loyalty to progressive ideals.
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Waterloo
Allison
Republican Party
Iowa
Theodore Roosevelt
Noah
Gates of Pearl
Johnstown
Hart’s Grove
Webster County
Union
Wiliam B. Allison
Roosevelt
McKinley
Congress
Cummins
Congressional Record
Towa
Hospital curtain falls on two weeks of recovery
At the hospital two weeks of stay ends as Mrs Erickson returns home. A adenoid operation on a boy named Rockwell from Griswold is successful and he is doing nicely. Mr Folley of Anita underwent tumor removal from the back today.
Recital at Vose Hall by Crawford and Butler
Alice Gretchen Crawford with gentle vocal talent and Mrs E S Butler present a piano recital at Vose hall on Thursday evening April 30 at 8 o'clock Admission free The notice from Atlantic Drug Co touts modern women knowing how to bake wash sing and play and warns that without these talents a wife is N G with Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Alice Gretchen Crawford
E. S. Butler
Vose Hall
N. G
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Drug Co
Pure Cream Advertisement for Mrs Brewster Goods
Small town notice offering cream by the quart or gallon with contact by Mrs J M Brewster and Nebe's shoe store. Includes Musson A-179 phone line. Ends with stray characters.
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J. M. Brewster
Musson
Nebe
Shioe
Mrs Hoy Hedges Home From Lewis Visit
Mrs Hoy Hedges returns from Lewis where she visited relatives. An accompanying advertisement notes a body builder strength product that purports to vigorate the stomach kidneys and liver. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to renew life with tea or tablets priced at 3 85 cents from Atlantic Drug Co.
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Mrs. Hoy Hedges
Lewis
Hollister
Atlantic Drug Co
Vincl
Atlantic, Drug Co
Notable Facts From A Far Flung Periodic Miscellany
Short bits note U.S. lead in mail telegraph and chemistry roles while naval and military academies adjust cadet numbers. An Annapolis prank leads to phones removed at the academy. A Calais stable posts a blunt rule. West Point gains six cadets, Oklahoma statehood adds twelve midshipmen. A cherry tree unearthed a hidden marble tombstone in Ladoga cemetery, Crawfordsville Indiana.
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Naval Academy
Annapolis
Calais
Oklahoma
West Point
Ladoga
Crawfordsville
Ind
Animal Tales Mixed Oddities From News Briefs
A barber J J Hahn of Iansas City owns two two legged dogs that walk upright. A New Jersey farmer nets geese with a 600 foot line of fifty hooks. In Michigan a Hopkins Corners cat bites baby first to shed claw points. Thieves in Memphis raid W A Woods saloon with a big bear guarding the scene, pacified by feeding sugar.
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J. J. Hahn
Iansas City
Passaic River
New Jersey
Thomas Barberry
Hopkins Corners
Mich
Memphis
W. A. Woods
Dickens's Son Asks If Willis Is Barkin In Parliament
Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens, the youngest son of Charles Dickens, serves as an Australian MP. During a speech he faced snappy interruptions from Willis and retorted that his father once coined a popular line, joking that Willis is barkin. The retort proved effective.
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Charles Dickens
Edward Bulwer Lytton Dickens
Australia
Willis
Mr. Dickens
Barkis
Willin
Barkin
Barring Him Out
A brief exchange shows one friend barred from dining at Subbub's by the host who says the cook refuses to serve him. The dialogue hints at a strained friendship and social friction reflected in the Philadelphia Press snippet.
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Subbub’s
Philadelphia Press
Analogy on Senators and Book Agents
A Washington Star quotation features Senator Sorghum explaining that a successful book agent need not memorize every page to sell a volume. The exchange highlights practical knowledge versus complete mastery in persuasion and economics.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
The Fast Part and Travel with a Fasting Company
The excerpt notes Barnes traveling in fast company, with a dialogue about his movements. It mentions a show he left with is busted and attempts to return home as described by the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Fragerdy
Barnes
Love Comerdy
Catholic Standard and Times
Pith and Point Opinion on Secrets and Smoldering Habits
A brief Atchison Globe reflection argues against harsh judgments of the secretive spider and notes true wisdom lies in having no secrets. It questions whether a lapse after quitting smoking proves weakness or demonstrates true conquest.
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Iowa Paint Law
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W. T. Joyce Co
Frank Chapman
M&r
Atlantic
Musicale
Pullman Hotel
James G. Whitney
Timothy Day
Second Street
J. HE. Hammond
Aston
W. F. Prather
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Ohio
H. F. Duval
S. C
Rhode Island
WM. Lindeman
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10Th St
Atlantic, Ia
Locust Street
B. R. Wasson
6Th Street
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Jady
Eggers Bros
Opera House
Eggers Bros. Deodtf
Phoenix Hook and Ladder’ Company
James Stier
A. M. Petite
Chestnut Street
Bros
Stier
E. D. Dickson
Call Lang’s
Stier’s
Roy Hedges
Story & Clark
Elizabeth Daly
Agt
M. W. A. Hall
Bailey’s
A. H. Wolf
W A. Hamve
Oransky
Phoenix Hooks
W. A. Lodge
Woodman
William Hendee
C. E. Kungel
J. F. Welch
E. B. Snouffer
Jennie Merrick
Cambridge City
Cardus
United States
Animal Tales
Atchson Globe
E. Burnham
State Street
Chicago
W.N. Franks
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