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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
3
Recounted anecdotes about senators and congressmen from Alabama to Idaho, recounting Pettus, Pugh, and Foraker era wit and clashes with party lines. Vignettes cover age, ambition, and political feuds, with sharp asides on elections, endorsements, and roving reporters in cloakrooms.
A historical account outlines Augustus Heinze as a fearless copper magnate in a long conflict with Amalgamated Copper and Standard Oil figures. It recalls a famed bribe negotiation with John D. Rockefeller’s associate and Henry Rogers, noting Heinze’s demand of ten million dollars to settle. The piece traces Heinze’s rise from a New York merchant’s son to a key Montana copper figure and mentions his eventual settlement enabling Amalgamated to operate more freely in Montana.
A Rochester senator, Willan W. Armstrong, leads the New York Legislature's insurance inquiry committee. The probe's report outlines findings and recommendations the legislature will consider, praising Armstrong's thoroughness and dedication amid a career shaped by early family hardship and a disciplined, methodical approach to law and finances.
An aged clergyman Dr Edward Everett Hale remains one of the freshest minds in the United States while serving as senate chaplain He continues prolific writing and recently features a series in a leading magazine His sermon recalls December anniversaries including Christmas and the pilgrims landing with reflections on faith and youth in public life.
A Boston preacher praised the Washington senators after his appointment, noting broad support across parties. He prayed for those in Washington and stated his prayers were offered without partisan aim as members from both Democrats and Republicans extended a cordial welcome.
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