Reform Movements and Senate Spins Across States
The Pueblo Mail comments on reform efforts and monopoly rhetoric around the ship subsidy bill. It argues the measure builds a merchant marine with restrained treasury risk, while critics distort it as imperialism. It also notes Arkansas political shifts and jokes about censorship of the Rocky Ford Tribune.
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Rocky Ford Tribune
Register
The
Tribune
Treasury
Congress
Philippines
Pueblo
Trust in sugar beet field welcomed in Colorado
The article argues that a sugar beet industry trust entering Colorado will not endanger farmers or land availability. It may spend heavily but cannot monopolize all beet land or factory sites. Aiming to erect factories, the trust would boost the market for beets and provide factory area employment, regardless of who holds the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Sugar production in Colorado proposed by trust managers
The trust managers believe it is practical to manufacture sugar in Colorado at a profit even against Cuba. They feel compelled to start now before others enter the field, fearing they may be shut out if delayed. The note highlights rapid industry progress and the urge to act promptly to secure a foothold.
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Trust
Cuba
Colorado
Question of Conscience Women Sit Apart in Church
A Kansas City Star anecdote recounts a Baptist church in Tennessee where women sat on one side and men on the other. A traveler questions the practice, a church member justifies it as worship according to conscience, arguing it affects behavior and reverence. The exchange ends with the traveler having no reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Lennessee
Pertickler
Fraud Party exposes Arkansas Senate primary turmoil
The piece discusses Arkansas Democratic primaries for the U.S. Senate, accusing J. K. Jones of dual roles as anti monopoly leader and large holder in the round bale cotton trust. It notes intra party conflict, accusations of trust ties, and questions about Jones’s Civil War service as the party faces a decisive election.
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U. S. Senate
Arkansas
J. K. Jones
Senator Jones
Bryan
South
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Senator Jones Under Fire Over Civil War Record
The 1862 records from Confederate war files in Washington support claims about Senator Jones but some call the records incomplete. Critics question his alleged solo fighting, unlicensed law practice, and lack of filed briefs, noting his former chairmanship of the judiciary committee makes the doubts more startling.
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Washington
Senator Jones
Leonidas Huggins
Yenville
Supreme Court
Jones
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Senate
Carlton Notes Prompt Carlton Community Moves
P A Eberle visited Granada on Saturday. Ella Porterfield visited Carlton friends last Saturday. Mose Kingston moved to Lamar. W Gerard hauls rock for his new Carlton home and bought four southeast lots from C H Frybarger to build on. C H Murphy resigned as section foreman and moved onto Bob Weekley’s former northeast Carlton place. August Finkey and family arrive as Murphy’s successor and property owner. Everyone invited to church Saturday evening and Sunday school for officer elections next day.
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Carlton
P. A. Eberle
Granada
Ella Porterfield
W. Gerard
C. H. Frybarger
C. H. Murphy
Bob Weekley
Murphy
August Finkey
Finkey
August
Empire Valley Farming Activities and Local Moves
Mrs. Georgia Franklin leases her farm to John Millard for three years with ditch digging to drain surface water. W. M. Rose settles on the Hoosier-purchased large farm. Mrs. Ira Swadley visits Elmwood Illinois mother. Lenith returns from grandmother. Miss Dee Davis nears end of a record May valley school term. students to perform April 17 closing entertainment.
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Georgia Franklin
John Millard
Ira Swadley
Elmwood
Illinois
Lenith
Mies
S. Dee Davis
May Valley
Lafayette Engagement Stirs Local Theater Scene
A clipping from the St. Paul Daily Pioneer Press notes Miss Lafayette performed in an engagement on an April date, highlighting that no play of the past decades has matched the production in merit and impact.
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St. Paul
Entertaining Juliet and Hamlet at the Metropolitan
Francesca Lafayette shines in Juliet and Hamlet with a strong supporting company. The Metropolis theater offered a full house and tickets sold out as audiences praised her dramatic talent and stage presence.
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Francesca Lafayette
Juliet
Hamlet
Metropolitan Theater
Lafayette
Miss Lafayette
Opera House
Red Lee's
Better Than Pills for Stomach and Liver Relief
A claim that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are easier to take than pills, gentler in effect, cleansing and invigorating the stomach, and leaving bowels natural. Pills are described as harsher and often constipating. Sold by I. H. Myers, druggist.
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Chamberlain
I. H. Myers
Beauty and Strength From Pure Blood and Digestive Aid
A promotional snippet urges beauty and vigor from pure blood and proper digestion. It recommends Herbine after meals to aid digestion and 50c at I. H. Myers. It also warns about spring coughs and colds and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe and effective. It cites a testimonial from Postmaster G C Dawson of Barr Illinois.
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I. H. Myers
Carless
GC. O. Dawson
Barr
San Francisco Receives Record Prescription Purchase in 1901
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock on Aug 30 1901 for a Brights Disease and Diabetes treatment claimed to cure chronic incurables. Investigations began Nov 15 1900 with 87 percent improvement across 36 test cases. Clinicians aided testing and results were published for free mailing from Joan J. Fourieron Co 420 Montgomery St.
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San Francisco
Bright
Joan J. Fuuron Company
Montgomery St
Cal
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Lamar Register
Lamar
B. Morrill
Patterson
General Funston
Aguinaldo
Louisville
the Sugar Trust In
the Fraud Party
Mose Kingston
Empire Valley
W. M. Rose
Warner
McLean Bros
M. J. McMunnin
Carlton, Cole
Fort Lyon Canal
B. Tupman
Wm. M. Stroud
Midlothian
Texas
Kennedy
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
Edw
Mehler
Union Bottling Works
Erie
Morton
G. Strain
Harn
C. C. Huddleston
Lamar, Colorado
Hagaman & Payne
Champion Harvesters and Mowers
North Side
Main Street
A.everett & C. Croceries
D. &. Cooper
Acker
W.illooker & Co
Buffalo
N. I
DeWitt & C. Hi
H. Myers
Wlik
Stephen Scott
Lamar Dairy
C.S. Crutson
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Hl. Myers
Henry Bon Durant
R. R
Hart
Fort Scott
Kans
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