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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
2
State Ticket for Governor Sullivan Creston County
Ballot slate lists Governor J B Sullivan Creston County Ticket for Representative M Laird for Treasurer Sheriff and Superintendent Mattie Lee A Lait For Member of Board Thomas Morgan For Governor Rev Dr TC Harris For Surveyor VC WW Forney and other party entries. The text presents a damaged voter slate with multiple names and offices.
Indian Territory dustup spurs calls for delegate power
A turbulent fight over Indian Territory governance erupts as critics challenge Secretary Hitchcock and Inspector Wright. A fired Muskogee land department clerk, Clarence Douglas, presses for hearings while Douglas and allies push for drastic reforms including a democratically elected territorial delegate and end to carpetbag rule.
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Post Office Department
Payne
Tulloch
Bristow
Post Office
Tadinor -In - the - Wilderness
Yuba Dam
Interior Department
Grindstone
Indian Territory
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Clarence B. Douglas
Land Department
Indian Agent’s
Muskogee
Douglas
Bitter Creek
Washington
St. Louis
Kansas City
New York
Hitchcoeli
J. George Wright
Wright
North Pole
Inspector Wright
House
Senate
Congress
Drastic remedies urged to curb trusts in 1904
Lawyers at the American Bar association Hot Springs session issue a drastic antitrust report. They demand a graduated franchise tax up to 10 percent, force better service, and even state socialism if needed to restrain monopolies led by the United States Steel Corporation and large railroad consolidations.
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American Bar Association
Hot Springs
Walter S. Logan
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Cnion
J. P. Morgan
American Bar
Mae
Roosevelt
Knox
Manderson
Iowa Editor Auctions Delinquent Readers List
Iowa news notes editor Bailey of the Britt Tribune plans an auction of unpaid accounts from his newspaper. The move follows publicizing deadbeat readers and their debts, with a provocative auction aim highlighted amid local commentary.
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Iowa
Bailey
Britt Tribune
Healers Clash Over Territory And Rates
A religious figure Mary Baker Eddy grants permission to healers to invade each other’s territories and cut rates. The remark claims she is the only monopolist not charging double prices, seen as evidence of her divinity by supporters.
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Mary Baker Eppy
Mrs. Eddy
Rural mail routes expand across United States
Since last July 2500 rural mail routes have been established in the United States and 12000 applications await examination by special agents. There are others awaiting approval from Uncle Sam.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Graft in the Philippines Rail plan eyed by Root allies
The article accuses Secretary of War Root and banking allies of pursuing government backed railroad expansion in Luzon. It claims surveys and talks with railroad promoters precede a scheme to grant charters and guaranteed interest, inflating costs and enriching insiders as Root retires.
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Philippines
Root
Luzon
War Department
Islands
Secretary of War
Publicity Law Passes Yet Trusts Largely Hidden
Congress adopted a publicity law on trusteeship disclosures and created a new department to investigate trusts. Despite months since Secretary Cortelyou’s appointment, no trust has been exposed publicly, though hope remains for future transparency.
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Congress
Cortelyon
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