Historic US political shifts and disasters summarized
The House forms a special committee to probe Representative Willett's speech against the president. Senators approve pay raises for top officials, including the president at 100000 dollars and the vice president and speaker at 15000. Elections name Cummins, Hughes, and Gore as new or re-elected US senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Odd Fellows
Rushville
Chicago
American Red Cross Society
P. J. Kiernan
Pittsburg
R. A. Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
Missouri Bible College
Columbia
Missouri
Ohio
George
Greece
Athens
Roosevelt
Kaw
First National Bank
Fort Scott
Kan
J. B. F. Rinehart
Farmers and Drovers’ National Bank of
Waynesburg
Reggio
Italy
New York World
Panama Canal
Washington
Scott MacReynolds
W. R. Hearst
Guthrie
Haskell
MacReynolds
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Coffeyvillean
Boston
W. L. Seeley
National Bank
Illinois
Seattle
Wash
Seéley
Robert E. Lee
South
Patterson
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Orpheum
Leavenworth
Omaha
President Roosevelt urges action on conservation and water power
President Roosevelt backs the national conservation commission report urging prompt legislation to conserve resources protect public interests and develop water power. He calls for stronger public control of forests and waterways and a national commission to oversee conservation with a modest funding request.
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Washington
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Congress
Public Service Corporation
Panama Canal
Fats
Nationa
Commission
Stone Re-Elected Senator in Quiet Missouri Ballot
In Jefferson City William Joel Stone was reelected to the U S Senate by a 91 to 84 vote over John C. McKinley with one absentee, A W Allen. The joint session proceeded quietly with few spectators as supporters sent telegrams and grandchildren sent a playful note about the Gum Shoe Bill.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Kansas City
Stone
McKinley
Missouri
William Joel Stone
United States
Monteléond
Italy
J. J. Helm
Abraham Lincoln
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kearney
Foreste
Lake Hopatcong
Chancellors
Cal
Henry W. Kiel
St. Louis
Missouri Electoral College
Fairbanks
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas
Pierce 6Il Company
Stuart K. Lupton
Messina
Mississippi County
Charleston
Electton
Augusta
Atlanta
Taft
Denver & Rio Grande
Dotsero
New York
Howard Archer
Fee Pariete
Minneapolis
Minn
Staros
Jefferson City
Senate
House
John C. McKinley
A. W. Allen
West
Cockrell
Emmett Fields
Joint Assembly
Humphrey
Senator Gardiner
Representative Johnson
Senator Stone
St. Joseph
Mildred
Mable
John Parkinson
Recount Team Expands in Missouri Legislature Review
Jefferson City reporters say the joint house and senate recount committee plans eight counting crews in St Louis from Thursday to finish the ballot tally for lieutenant governor by Monday evening. The panel shows urgency to settle the matter and limit recounts to St Louis and Jackson counties.
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Jefferson City
House
Senate
Leutenant
St. Louis
Jackon County
St. Louis County
Prohibition Group Pushes County Unit and City District Bills
Jefferson City executive committee of the Constitutional Amendment association urges passage of county unit and city district local option bills. J W Million of Mexico leads the push and says the measures come from the Anti-Saloon League and will be supported. A joint concurrent resolution is being prepared for both branches of the general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Constitutional Amendment Association
J. W. Million
Mexico
Anti-Saloon League
Dr. Million
General Assembly
Nebraska Saloons to Close 7 P.M. to 7 A.M.
Bills introduced in the Nebraska Senate and House seek to close all saloons statewide from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. The proposed law also bans Sunday minors sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln
Senate
House
Cure of Eczema with Cuticura Remedies
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland describes severe itching and disfiguring eczema on face and arms. After specialist care and failure of other remedies she used Cuticura Ointment several times and achieved relief from itching and full cure.
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Barbara Kral
Highlandtown
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Props
Boston
Fragmentary Advertisements and Snippets from a 19th Century Page
The passage comprises fragmented quotes and ad style copy about mice in hair and biscuit crumbs, a Catarrh Cure claim from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, a bromide cough remedy, a law on language in a marriage, and an old household product pitch for Red Cross Ball Mone detergent. The tone mimics a miscellany page with disparate items and promotional lines.
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Constanting
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney , CO
Drueginta
Hal
Peruna Promises Cure for Catarrh Readers Share Relief
An advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh with testimonials from A Pressor of Moline Illinois and A Thompson of Martel Ohio. Users claim rapid improvement after starting the remedy and encourage others to try it, offering a Free Peruna Almanac.
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A. Presser
William A. Presser
Moline
A. Thompson
Martél
Ohio
Mfg. Co
Columbus
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Browning
Joseph Nickell
Congressional
Willett
Supreme Courts
Albert H. ‘Cummins
Claude R
James River
Stone County
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Lake Michigan
Woodward
John D. Rockefeller
Nancy Leiber
Lawrence
Roll
United “States
Thomas C. Platt
Chicago University
George von Schack
Harry K. Thaw
Africa
Senator Foraker
THE
Conservation Congress
Alta
Seisarele
Bumia
Eesti
Seceseany
Poston
Taroegh Wiuis
Seoktien
United Baten
Somaon
Vaisabin
Ualitien
Sre
Wearie Tor Cmtts Salen Axe
President Roosevelt
West and Cockrell
W. Million
California
San Luis Obispo
Stone Canon
Red Cross
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