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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

3

Senator Dolliver Praises Allison and Urges Republican Unity

Traversal Cummins' reform record lauded as Dolliver appeals for a united Iowa Republican Party in Des Moines. He extols Senator Allison's leadership, defends congressional progress, criticizes factional tactics, and urges respect for age and service while urging unity to preserve Iowa's political heritage.

J. B. Dolliver Allison Iowa Des Moines Auditorium Lowa William 8. Allison Roosevelt Union Congress Liseust Congressional Record Henry Watterson Courier-Journal Cummins Senate United States

Service of His Country Died the Christian Full of Immortality

A brief obituary note honors a fallen service member described as faithful in life and now “full of immortality” in death. The fragment emphasizes reverence for the deceased’s sacrifice and Christian faith. No additional names or specifics are provided in the readable text.

Half His Brain Adled After Maryland Hospital Operation

A Baltimore boy, Albert M Croft, eleven years old, underwent an operation that destroyed most of his brain substance, replaced by a gray area. He had been struck on the head during a game four years earlier, then lost sight in the right eye, followed by loss of vision in the left, and progressive loss of the right side's motor functions. Convulsions appeared two years prior. in recent months he seemed to be slowly dying.

Interstate Commerce Commission Supreme Court Interstate Commission Allison Cummins Conrape Lewih Tyeter Cumming Congress Washington Roosevelt Town Iowa Wellington Interstate Commerce Committee Senate Phi. Sander C. Knox Christ Moses Ora Williams William Boyd Allison Senator Allison Salmon P. Chase Abraham Lincoln Dolliver Bisumerk Athl Reiter Simoneus Gan Bryan Merida Fio Register and Leader von Moltke Macauley Europe France England Albert M Maryland Croft Price Auine

Denied Baby's Kin, Horton Kills Self After Scene

In Sioux City, Frank L. Horton confronted his former wife on the steps of her home, attempting to kiss their baby girl. She grabbed the child, Horton appeared dazed, then ran into the street and shot himself, dying instantly.

Sioux City Frank L. Horton Horton

On the Verge of a Courtship Breakup

A father urges his daughter to end her year long association with Mitchell to avoid an unsuitable match. The daughter recalls a hopeful moment when Mitchell spoke of a future cottage and she returned the sentiment, prompting the parent to postpone the decision for a bit longer.

Unfair Bond Cancellation Sparks Outrage in New York

A fidelity firm in New York abruptly canceled a bond for a man in a fiduciary post to a major firm. The man sought an explanation and received a note citing a past robbery conviction and prison term under another name, causing him to remain silent.

Fidelity Company New York New York Globe

Avarice and Fame in Queen Anne’s Opera Era

A London Standard excerpt recalls the singer Mrs Tofts famed for wealth hunger and vanity in Queen Anne’s time. It notes Pope’s sharp epigram mocking her greed and conceit, contrasting modern star salaries with historic avarice and charity tales.

Queen Anne Tofts Pope London Standard

A Fair Jury Verdict Pleases Parties in Indiana Case

In a suit years ago between father and son before an Indiana justice of the peace a six jurors after three hours agreed to finding judgment for neither side and to each pay half the costs. The impartial verdict pleased both parties and drew praise for fairness.

Indiana

Judicial Ignorance in City Court Bench

A police judge questions a man charged with disorderly conduct asking if the clock stopped when it was dashed to the cellar and if he knew it had gone to China. The exchange shows the judge probing the defendant's understanding of events during the hearing.

China

Modern Facilities and Rip Van Winkle in a Louisville Journal spoof

A Louisville Courier-Journal quip questions who Rip Van Winkle was and imagines an old man in the mountains without public libraries, reflecting on modern facilities and old time memory in humorous contrast.

Rip van Winkle Tima Louisville Courer-Journal

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