Gull Endex Weekly: Hubbard, Brimmins, and VanderMeide noted
The Hull paper reviews political hopes and figures including Hubbard versus Allison, Brimmins’ stance against corporate domination, and Justice Brewer’s vision of a booming future with billionaires. It suggests A VanderMeide of Orange City as a potential state senator candidate, praising his experience and local service.
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A. VanderMeide
Orange City
VanderMaelde
Old Horse and New Yet Work in Davenport Reflections
In Davenport, debate over replacing an aging draft horse with a younger one during work hours. The piece argues for humane retirement, suggesting the old horse be allowed to end its days in peace while the younger, less-trained colt takes over. The letter questions labor costs and animal welfare.
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Pavenport Times
State regulation vs federal authority in transportation debates
A discussion argues for a federal across state lines power to regulate common carriers, citing inefficacy of state control and 2 cent fare laws. The passage references Senator Harlan's 53 year old defeat, Allison’s succession tactics, and political shifts involving Cummins and allies.
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Senator Newlands
Young
Omand
Congress
Hiarlan
Fourteenth- General Assembly
Senate
Lincoln
Grant
Harlan
Jess Majeste
Allison
Mount Pleasant
James Harlan
United States
Cummins
Senator Allison
Cumutlny
Government Trust Investigations Run High Costs and Prosecutions
A Washington correspondent notes government spending on trust investigations over four years totals about 300000 with numerous cases including tobacco and paper trusts. Fines reach 290900, and top lawyers like Kellogg Morrison and Judge McKeynolds receive substantial annual retainers.
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Saya
Washington
Laureville Godber Journal
Harvester Trust
Turpentine Trust
Kellogg & Morrion
McKeynolds
Aselaiant
Tobacco Trust
Hoex
DR. T. Watson
Ohio
Jank B. Kelley
St. Paul
Sam
Harriman
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Footman Story Sparks Tense Call About Panic Source
A humor piece recalls a footman telephone call about a house fire and a panic. The master asks after family members while the footman gently notes the mother-in-law is asleep on a third-floor landing, avoiding disturbance.
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