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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
4
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A long list of political announcements shows candidates for Sheriff Clark and Clan counties, County Clerk, Representative, County Court, County Treasurer, County Judge, and County Superintendent of Schools. Entries note primary decisions and party affiliations with tentative dates and township origins. The piece also mentions aviation safety and a Rockefeller reference amid editorial commentary.
A New York Democratic view argues Taft aims at reshaping Republican leadership to push progress and reform. Aldrich Hale Cannon are noted as long serving leaders under pressure, with implications for party unity and future majorities as their terms end on March 4.
From Danville Speaker Cannon defies insurgents and vows to fight for the Republicans. He says he will die fighting and seeks reelection to Congress, then aims for the speakership while obeying the majority. He accuses insurgents of protectionism and hypocrisy over tariff votes and urges a battle within the party to settle the dispute.
The Clark County Republican Page announces Henry Millhouse of Dolson Township as a candidate for sheriff in the upcoming primary. Millhouse, born in Louisville and veteran of the Civil War, has served as Clark County township collector and is pledged to Republican principles.
The death in London of Florence Nightingale at age ninety one marks recognition of her vital role in transforming war nursing into a state policy. Her work at Scutari and organizational genius reshaped military care, inspiring government planning for medical relief and setting a lasting standard for nursing and humanitarian service.
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