HEPBURN TALKS UP TO COCKRAN
In remarks attributed to Elijah Lewis the speaker criticizes legal technicalities that shield criminals and urges liberal construction of criminal statutes in federal courts. He argues for stronger enforcement and warns against pure free trade while praising protective tariffs and the Dingley law revisions to shield American labor and capital. The speech ties tariff policy to national political timing ahead of May adjournment and looming conventions.
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United States
England
National Association of Manufacturers
Beveridge
Republican Party
Friends of the Protective Tariff
Congress
Elijah Lewis
Mrs Willis Graves Cordin Graves M C McCorkle dies in Logan
Born near Greencastle Indiana January 6 1869 she spent most of her life in Marion County Iowa teaching in Columbia and later serving as a pastor's wife across multiple charges. She died February 13 1908 in Logan after three years in poor health leaving a husband four sons a mother two sisters and a brother. Funeral held February 15 in Logan M E Church with clergy and pallbearers. Interment in Logan Cemetery.
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Cordin M. McCorkle
Greencastle
Patman County
Indiana
Logan
Iowa
Marion County
Columbia
W.N. Graves
L. B. Carpenter
Newborn
Indianola
Des Moines
Modale
Harrison County
Riverton
Randolph
Fifth Ave
Council Bluffs
Wm. Everett
Harold Nathan
Waldo Neil
Edwin Howard
Jesus
Logan M.E
A. E. Griffith P. E
C.L. Nye
Woodbine
A. E. Buriff
Missouri Valley
Valuable Remedy for Colds and Croup
W. W. Gray of Wenatchee Washington endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and croup in his family and keeps it at home. Sold by Williamson Drug Co. Also note subscriptions due the Patriot must be settled by cash or note before April 1, 1908.
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W. W. Gray
Wenatchee, Wash
Chamberlain
Williamson Drug Co
United States
Rural patrons urged to prepay postage and supply stamps
Postmaster Hasselquist appeals to rural delivery customers to stop leaving loose coins in boxes for postage. He asks patrons to carry a ready supply of stamps and suggests placing small detachable cups in boxes to hold coins for stamp purchases, reducing delays for rural carriers.
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Hasselquist
DisInterested Testimony on Senator Allison Wealth Claims
Colonel Joseph Leibeck in the Iowa Staats Anzeiger condemns attacks on Senator Allison. He notes the Republican infighting matters little compared to the insult of alleging wealth impropriety. Leibeck recalls knowing Allison since Dubuque and asserts he is honest and relatively poor.
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Joseph Leibeck
Iowa Staats Anzeiger
Allison
Iowa
Dubuque
Inland Coal Supply Reminder For 1908
Help ensure fuel safety by stocking Inland Coal before April 1, 1908. Roads are good now but no coal will be available after April 1 until August 1, 1908. Price quoted 2-20-2 cents. Wm Haven merchant urges purchase promptly.
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Haven, Mer
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Willis Graves
Mac Troutman
Derby
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J. J. Hasbrouck
U. G. Penick
the Patriot
the Mother’s Magazine
Chariton, Iowa
Wilbur Evans
Russell
Poland
China
W. J. Marshall
Curtis