Tribute to William B. Allison Man in Power
The piece lauds Senator William B. Allison as a steady public servant and prudent finance leader. It compares him to a naval engineer guiding a ship through perilous times, praising his long service, economy, and counsel against dangerous schemes threatening public safety. It notes his role on finance and appropriations committees and his influence in Iowa and beyond.
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Iowa
Hale
Maine
Cockrell
Allision on Railway Rate Bill In Congressional Record
Fragmentary OCR from May 14 1906 reports statements about railway rate legislation. The speaker says it would be impossible for senators with advantage to use him as an intermediary and urges others to communicate with those sharing identical purposes.
Militia Politics and Free Coinage Debate Referenced
Fragmentary remarks discuss General Thrift and Adjutant General roles amid militia politics. The speaker advocates free coinage of silver, including American and other silver, asserting it cannot be coined in excess.
William B Allison health claims denied by Guthrie at Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican cites Dr. Guthrie of Iowa State University medical school and Senator Allison's physician disputing alarmist reports about Allison's health from the Allison conference. Guthrie dismisses the danger, saying Allison is strong, alert, and capable, despite sensational rumors.
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Guthrie
Iowa
State
Cedar Rapids
Governor Cummins Praises Senator Allison's Public Service
Governor Cummins at Churdan on September 24, 1000 urged support for Senator Allison. He praised her long continuation in public service, saying the people pray for her speedy restoration to health and enduring leadership beyond party lines.
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Cummins
Allison
Churdan
Cumming
Alison
Adlivon
Commonwealth
Walon
Wha? Allison Noney Wwidlan Bai Amueh Trouble
Fragmentary text hints at a dispute or trouble involving individuals named Allison Noney and Wwidlan Bai Amueh. No clear events, dates, or roles emerge from the readable fragments. The item appears to be an uncertain brief with insufficient detail.
The Joy of Play Across Genders and Ages
A quoted English exchange discusses how youth and play shape behavior in men and women. It argues that women lose playfulness as they age, becoming serious and burdened by cares, while men retain a childlike nature and enjoy life through social play with children.
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Sha Céanes
Fried
Tomforter
Ice chill masks the bad taste of castor oil aid
Several tips to disguise the oil taste include chilling the oil and mouth, using a colorless odorless variety, and covering the dose with orange rind. A child chews before dosing to reduce the oily aftertaste, while a joke contrasts Uncle Ed’s hand mixups after a railway accident.
Filipino workers show capacity in use of white tools on railroad
A historical report notes that Filipino laborers recruited from plantations rapidly learned to grade terrain using picks shovels and wheelbarrows on a Philippine railway project. Within three months they moved 110000 yards monthly with 20900 yards rock carved by hand.
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Philippines
Republic
Orient
Announcement for State Senate Nominee L. H. Francis
The Republican voters of the 7th State Senate District are asked to support L. H. Francis in the Republican primary. Francis declares long district residence, familiarity with local needs, and decades of Republican work and speeches, hoping voters will elect him to the state Senate in the June primary.
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JPME
Emmet County Treasurer Candidate Announces Run
The candidate announces for county treasurer of Emmet county subject to Republican primary voters decision. Support requested. Also notes election to county sheriff office tied to primary. names GEO. EDWARDS.
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Emmet
Primary petition rules and local political scene noted
The attorney general bans signing for more than one candidate for any office at the Jane primary. Voters may sign for one candidate per office and must omit their name on other petitions, or face up to 800 dollars in fines. At Emmetsburg, Deacon Coloon mingled with Republicans as delegates praised his past affiliations and cheered “Howrah for Waft!” amid a lively, if humorous, scene. Kodol stomach remedy touted as best for digestion and sold locally by T. D. Coiling.
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Deacon Coloon
Court House
T. D. Coiling
Wanted Help Learn Type Setting at The Times Office
Classified ad fragment offering a bright boy or girl a chance to learn type setting at Pha Times office. Includes stray lines about Coke for ranges, fence lumber, rentals, fur and hides buyer, and various sale offers.
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Pha Times l Office
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