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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

3

State Teachers Meeting Planned in Des Moines

The Iowa State Teachers Association Executive Committee announced the annual gathering will occur December 31 to January 3 in Des Moines. Headquarters will be the Savery Hotel with sections at West Des Moines High School and speakers include G Stanley Hall and Elmer Brown.

Iowa State Teachers’ Association Frederick E. Bolton The State University State Association Des Moines General Association Savery Hotel West Des Moines High School G. Stanley Hall Clarke University Elmer E. Brown U.S Cooley Chicago Thos. H. Ballet New York University School of James J. Haney New York City Fk. Lark Onawa J. Riggers Poblite

The Standard Oil Company profits and trust critique

A long critique of Standard Oil profits and alleged law violations highlights John D Rockefeller's large stake, and argues for tariff readjustment under a Republican Congress while praising past tariffs and warning against Democratic trust busting rhetoric. The piece links Theodore Roosevelt and Taft to anti trust actions and discusses tariff reform and industrial protection.

Standard OH Company Standard OH Supreme Courts John D Rockefeller Standard Oil Company of Indiana Theodore Roosevelt William H.taft Charles J. Bonaparte

Tariff Revision Debate Shapes Republican Convention

The Massachusetts Republican convention reaffirms protectionist ideals while urging a special session of Congress to consider tariff revision. The party shows deep internal split over changing the Dingley schedules, with many fearing distortion by Democrats and some Republicans if changes occur.

Massachusetts Congress

Taft Portraits and a Homeward Laugh Across Seas

Collier’s Robert Lee Dunn notes Taft’s Philippine visit sparked affectionate reminiscences of Ohio values and American comforts. Expatriates joked Taft would be easy for Filipinos, yet the secretary’s voice and laugh carried homelike cheer that reinforced his strong, approachable image abroad.

Robert Lee Dunn Collier’s Weekly New York City Taft William Howard ‘Taft Philippines Cincinnati Manila Ohio Judge Taft Mr. Taft

Free Catarrh Remedy Mailout Promoted by Dr Shoop

Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove the value of this scientific prescription, known to druggists as Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy, sold by F W Jericho & Co.

Shoop Racine Wis F. W. Jericho & Co

May Have New United Presbyterian Church In Town

Dr. Hutchinson and Dr. Wallace of Pittsburg and Rev. Sawhill of Washington visited Rev. Nat Childs to survey site options for a United Presbyterian church here. The observers, from the Board of Church Extension, toured the city and praised local work. They left for Burlington and will report next week. a favorable reply could lead to immediate site purchase and rapid construction.

Hutchinson Wallace Pittsburg Sawhill Washington Nat Childs United Presbyterian Church Board of Church Extension Burlington Board of Church Extensions

Rumor of Burlington No 1 and No 13 Schedule Return

The Burlington Hawkeye reports a likely restoration of trains No 1 and No 13 to their old schedules within two weeks. No 1 would arrive Burlington between six and seven pm from Chicago, with departure around 2 pm. No 13 previously abandoned near 1 08 pm is expected to resume service as crowds grow.

Hawkee Burlington Chicago Denver Flver Tts Monmouth Atlas Fuek Hlinois Illinois

Adventist Meetings Close in Fairfield After Quarterly Service

Seventh Day Adventists Libertyville and Birmingham met Fairfield church for quarterly Sabbath gatherings. Tent meetings closed on Acas Street Sunday night due to good weather. Tents to Des Moines. Mr and Syp stay in Fairfield winter near Adams and 8th. Meetlow to hold church services each Sabbath 2 PM and Sunday night. Attendees welcomed and thanks extended for support and decorum.

Libertyville Giimingham Fairfield Church Adventa Acaus Street Des Moines Syp Fairfield Carner of Adams

Dr Shoop Restorative Promises Nerve Strengthening Cure

A shaky stomach and weak heart are attributed to weak stomach and heart nerves. The ad claims Dr Shoop of Ravine Wisconsin can strengthen these nerves and end ailments quickly. Free test offer and a mail order invitation from F W Jericho & Co.

Shoop Ravine Wis F. W. Jericho & Co

Overcoat Stolen From Rock Island Stock Yards

Charles Ball reported a gray overcoat with a black velvet collar stolen from his buggy seat at the Rock Island stock yards while he attended to cattle lunch hour. Police nationwide were alerted as trains run north south and west, and officers search for the thief who likely fled town.

Charles Ball Rock Island Stock Yard Rock Island Ball Tne Burlington

Golden Wedding Celebrated in Lockridge Township

Mr and Mrs M H Hildebrand celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on October 7 1907 at their home in Lockridge township Jefferson County Ta The celebration featured a tea rose centerpiece in gold and red bouquets a three course dinner for forty two with a wedding cake and many gifts of gold silver china and cut glass Ten children were born to the couple eight survive and six attended the event Arch Hoaglin of California and Mrs Hendricks were absent.

Lockridge M. H. Hildebrand Lockridge Township Jefferson County Hildebrand Agerstown Maryland Zanesville Germanville Upton Arch Hoaglin California Hendricks

Immigrant Japanese Mobility Through Canada Mexico Raise Alarm

The article reports that Japanese immigration to the United States is rising sharply in 1907. It cites government plans to strengthen inspectors at the Canadian and Mexican borders and notes unofficial arrivals via Hawaii and Canada. It explains Japan issues passports to Hawaiians and Canadians, enabling travel into the U S. and notes enforcement challenges.

United States Straus Government of Japan Haweailia Islands Canada Hawaii Islands Mexico Dominion

Government to curb Asiatic immigration via Canada and Mexico

Investigations show immigration inspectors found Japanese laborers from Mexico and Canada bound for the United States. Secretary Straus aims to deploy patrols on northern and southern borders to reduce Asiatic arrivals. From Jan to Sept 1907 2872 Hindis and 4811 Japanese entered Canada, with many Japanese expected to reach the U.S. through Honolulu routes.

Mexico Canada United States Hawaiian Islands Straus Canadian Immigration Office British Columbian Victoria Vancouver Honolulu

Trustees Examined as Standard Oil Liquidation Reveals Control

New York court testimony shows Tilford detailing stock transfers and liquidated certificates used to maintain control of subsidiary firms. Kellogg argues the trust only liquidated enough to seed a majority, with dividends paid to holders of liquidated certificates while unliquidated shares remained under trustees control. The cross-town pipeline and large loans to P S Trainor are also discussed.

New York Standard Oil Trust Ohio Wesley H. Tilford Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Tilford Psuedo Frast Kellogg Kellery Cutler Central Park New York Company P. S. Trainor Southern Pipeline Company Standard Standard Oil Company of New York William G. Rockefeller

Dr Shoop’s Health Coffee Imitation Claim

An ad promotes Dr Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation claiming to mimic real coffee in flavor while containing no coffee. It touts malt nuts and cereal content and promises a one minute preparation with a free sample at Chas A Herring & Co store.

Dr. Shoop Dr. Shoo Chas. A, Herring & Co

Preventies Candy Cold Tablets Promote Quick Relief

A druggist advertises Preventies Candy Cold Tablets as safe and prompt medicine that prevents power motion, bronhitis and la grippe. Each trial box costs 5 cents and is sold by FW Jericho & Co.

Jericho & Cu

Hollister Mountain Tea Claims Breath Purification

An advertiser promotes Hollister's Mountain Tea as neutralizing bad breath by removing its cause and purifying the breath. The copy notes a price of 3% cents and mentions tea or tablet forms.

Hollister Efo OS. Shriver

Publicity urged to beat mail order ad tactics

In a cited column, the Journal urges local merchants to use publicity to counter mail order competitors. The piece emphasizes that strong local exposure and community awareness are the same tools the mail order man exploits to win customers.

Journal

IS A STUBBORN MINORITY Auiboy Indiana Church Dispute

The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends at Richmond appointed to settle Amboy church location held a meeting but no conclusion. Amboy Friends planned a new church costing about 15000, with factions voting to build on a new site and arbitration accepted by some but not all.

Auiboy Ind Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends Richmond Amboy Friends of Yearly Meeting

Boy Kills Sister With Grandfather Rifle on Farm

Bruce Fisher ten years old says a “crazy man” shot Hazel Fisher aged 11 months in a granary on a farm near Marshall Michigan. Sheriff and coroner investigate as the boy admits the accidental shooting after fear and a hurried confession. The mother is overwhelmed by the tragedy.

Graham Merrill Grandpa Hazel

Midhtyv Fatient Peter Lake Sent to Work House

New York October 10 Peter Lake aged 7% years known as Grand Central Pete once famed across the nation as a confidence man has been sent to the work house as a common drunk.

New York Peter Lake Grand Central Pete San Francisco

School House Memorial Bought by Knights of Vythias

In Calumet Michigan on October 16 the little school house where Justice Rathbone founder of the Knights of Vythias wrote the ritual was bought by the grand lodge of the state to maintain as a memorial. Four men died at Butler Pennsylvania in the steel car works when a ladle of molten metal upset. Twenty were fatally wounded, three have died, and ten were seriously wounded.

Pythians Bay Calumet, Mich Qet Justice Rathbone The Knights of Vythias Butler

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