Old Guard Senate Realignment Reflected in Iowa and Wisconsin
The piece argues Republicans split on Allison versus Cummins, noting many prefer Allison but a large minority opposed him. It cites Hull's fate and Spooner’s resignation as echoes of aging leaders. Voters drift from old autocrats, yet few will remove long standing misrepresentatives, implying political reform will come slowly.
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Allison
Enate
Iowa
Cummins
Hull
Wisconsin
Spooner
Senate
Viet Armis
Grim Reaper
The Iowa Question and Iowa Reforms in Iowa Politics
Governor Cummins loses in Iowa as Senator Allison wins the contest. The piece weighs factional divides in the Republican Party between Allison and the Cannon-Aldrich wing. It notes Cummins reform image, Allison’s long service, and lingering doubts about reform sincerity.
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Cummins
Iowa
Allison
Hull
Cousins
Cannon-Aldrich
Chicago
Wall Street
United States
Iown
Gov. Cummins
District of Columbia finally gets a child labor law
The Milwaukee News notes Congress passed a DC child labor law urged by President Roosevelt, then adjourned without funding, making the act a dead letter. It also critiques the Aldrich-Vreeland law as inoperative, arguing Congress wasted over a billion dollars with little result and warning of bank evasion.
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Milwaukee News
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Senate
District of Columbia
Washington
Federal Treasury
Treasury Department
Des Moines Quote Calls Prouty a Hull Hog
A Des Moines observer labels Prouty as a hull hog or none, reflecting sharp rhetoric amid regional political commentary and public dispute over leadership style.
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Des Moines
Prouty
Iowa Idea Scratches Head Over Morning Papers
A fragmented line hints at a local editorial mood as the Iowa Idea contemplates inaction or pause. Rolls, coffee, and the morning paper frame a quiet start, with a subtle sense of detachment from daily public concerns.
Lead pipe cinch claim exposed in baffling sports quip
The remark by Howdy Cassidoine about having a lead pipe cinch on four of six events is treated as a curious, symbolic boast rather than a decisive victory claim in this brief sports quote.
Spotlight on Klaw and Erlanger lasting stage partnership
The piece lauds Klaw and Erlanger for steady support of staff and faithful fulfillment of promises. It notes their long collaboration and treats McIntyre and Heath as a lasting on stage duo, currently on their farewell American tour in The Ham Tree, appearing at the La Crosse theater tonight.
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Messrs
Klaw & Erlanger
McIntyre & Heath
la Crosse Theater
Vandyke and Eaton present Ham Tree and Little Christian in La Crosse
The Vandyke and Eaton company draws capacity crowds at La Crosse theatre this week with Ham Tree tonight and The Little Christian Friday. Miss Ethel May, the mystery girl, remains a key feature and appears at every performance. On Saturday afternoon a ladies only matinee after The Little Christian offers health and personal questions answered by Miss May with free demonstration.
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Vandyke and Eaton Company
la Crosse Theatre
Ethel May
Opera House
Little Christian
Miss May
A Dubious Experiment in Freight Rates
Pittsburg Dispatch notes railroad magnates show reluctance to pursue a bold experiment in raising freight rates to deter shipping. The piece reflects skepticism about a policy that would halt shipments to force higher revenue.
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Pittsburg
One Boss Equals Another in Washington Clash
The Boston Globe reports the president struggles to persuade the senate that he is to the army what Speaker Cannon is to congress. The piece frames a parallel between executive and legislative leadership styles, suggesting tension over control and policy direction.
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Boston Globe
Senate
Army
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Still With Us. Matt Quay's Soul Marches On
A Rochester Herald meditation on Matt Quay's enduring legacy as his body lies buried, while his influence and memory persist through community recollections and ongoing sentiment.
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Rochester Herald
Matt Quay
Simple bishop style baby slip pattern 5991 by May Manton
Fashion hints describe a launderable bishop style baby slip cut from batiste with narrow lace edging and casings for ribbon at neck and wrists. Front and back pieces join the sleeves. closes invisibly or by back buttons. Pattern 5991, one size, 2½ yards of 36 inch material, mailed for ten cents plus two for postage.
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Fashion Department
The New Electric Lamp Advances in New York
Discussion in Washington over resource conservation follows news that New York electric light firms plan tungsten and tantalum lamps. These lamps cut operating costs, expand business, and promise less coal, gas, and oil use, aiding national resource goals and potentially averting financial strain.
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New York World
Washington
New York
Peter Cooper Hewitt
James Palace to Host Royal Wedding of Miss Reid
London June 4 King Edward orders St James Palace used for the wedding of his equerry in waiting and Miss Reid to be solemnized in the chapel Royal. The ceremony will include the royal family and peers, with the bride becoming the Hon. Mrs. John Hubert Ward.
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London
Edward
St. James Palace
Miss Reid
Chapel Royal
Victoria
Prince Albert
John Hubert Ward
Duchess of
Dudley
Canada
Ireland
The Park Lane Mystery Deepens In Late Night Entry
Max and Charlie plan a risky midnight entry into the Park Lane house of Sam Statham to uncover the secret behind a mysterious door. They move past the silent grounds, conceal themselves behind dead plants in a dim conservatory, and spy through a window for clues as old Levi may appear any moment.
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Rolfe
Statham
Adam
Max
Maud
Belgrade
Barclay
Paris
Covent Garden
Charlie
Wilds
Lyle
Leonard Lyle
Sam Statham
Charlie Rolfe
Marion
Jean Adam
Doctor Petrovitch
Samuel Statham
Park Lane
Levi
St. James
Green
Jermyn Street
Sam
Deanery Street
A Chip of an Old Block in Town and Country
Dialogue excerpt shows a mother and daughter at a luncheon. Ethel recalls resisting unwanted offerings by thinking of her mother, then defying again with a sharp outburst. Context suggests a light social page item from Town and Country.
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Ethel
Papa
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