Seeking Balance in Courts and Commerce Across 1910
A survey notes 1910 agricultural product value at 8.93 billion dollars, flags politics in the Supreme Court issue, and reports Illinois Central tax payments totaling 610,910.65 for six months, with the year’s total 1,238,536.12. The piece discusses taxation, population shifts to cities, and calls for peace efforts led by Andrew Carnegie while reflecting on party representation in the Taft era Supreme Court appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Illinois Central
Illinois
United States
Senate
Aires
Womens Cloaks and Dress Skirts Sold at Discount
Advertised prices show women’s cloaks originally $25 and $30 now cut to $9.75 while dress skirts are offered at $10, drawing shopper interest for fall or season clearance.
Be Fair to the Democrats as Court Reforms
The piece argues that a Republican president could have replaced the vacancy with a Republican chief justice but would have worsened partisan balance. It contends that Be acted fairly to Democrats and the country by ensuring better representation on a reorganized court, keeping the court Republican with five members to three Democrats including the chief justice, preserving public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bryce Ahor
The
American Commonwealth
Hague
Andrew Garnegie
Freeport
Tate
Supreme Bench
Taft
Fother Party
Cures Women With Unicorn Root Based Remedies
Editorial notes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Unicorn root as uterine tonics aiding reproductive health. It cites Dr Fyfe and Prof Ellingwood praising Golden Seal and related herbs for womb disorders, menstrual irregularities, and general debility in women.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Turboarctic Medical Review
Ziélentas Dilotca
Holonias
Gillar
Fyfe
Finley Ellingwood
XL D
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
R.bartholow
Medical College
Golden
Beaté Ve. Pierce
Illinois Grand Man Gen John C Smith Dies at 78
Gen John Carson Smith died December 31 at his Chicago home after a two week illness. A Civil War veteran he rose from private to brevet colonel and brigadier general, later serving as state treasurer lieutenant governor and revenue official. He held numerous fraternal memberships and traveled abroad thrice with his wife. He was remembered as a patriotic, upright, charitable leader with wide civic ties.
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John Carson Smith
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountains
74Th Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Lincoln
Johnson
Internal Revenue
Jo. Daviess County
Board of Trade
Royal
Imperial Council
Silinois
Constantine I
M. B
Supreme Grand Chapter
United States of America
Merchrfalh Temple
Illinois Press Association
Springfield
Samuel Parker
Gen. Smith
Smith
Henry
Ie Odd Fellows
Jasc Fred S. Potter
Athe
Masons
Odd Fellows
Grand Army
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claim
An advertiser promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as the top remedy for acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. The copy claims fast relief, digestive aid from pepsin, and a money back guarantee if not beneficial, with purchase only at Rexall Stores.
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Rexall
Xéa
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