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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists pricing for memorial items and society resolutions including a card of thanks at 25 cents and obituary poetry not published. It notes subscription price of $1 per year and announces admission-fee lines at 1 cent per line.
Local notices list multiple candidates for Clark County offices including Sheriff County Clerk Representative and Treasurer with party primary caveats. Names include George M Morgan Henry Millhouse Millard MacPeakck George Colins John Brooks D B Miller Wm T Hollenbeck Guy R Jones Wm T Martin Hershel Snavely Arthur M Tarman Harry W Drake and a note about Theodore Roosevelt correcting issues from Africa.
Mr. Taft emphasizes that popular government requires compromises on essentials and tolerance for differing views on nonessential matters to get things done. He argues that agreement on core issues is necessary for progress.
The New York Supreme Court ruled last Saturday that labor outlets, strikers, and demands for a closed shop are illegal. The decision states such practices deprive nonunion workers of opportunities to work.
A telegraphic missive notes that the country's population is expected to fall well short of the hundred million threshold excluding the Philippines, with the consular department predicting about 9194909 residents.
The piece notes railroad and warehouse actions to reduce express rates and establish a new schedule effective October 15. It argues the express monopoly burdens shippers and claims authorities aim to help the common people. It defends neutrality ahead of the primary and criticizes factional bias.
President Taft proposes governing amendments to individual tariff schedules rather than a full immediate rewrite. He supports the Tariff Board’s work, aiming to set revisions on a scientific basis while avoiding wholesale disruption for business.
A disrupted dispute over Representative Longworth’s pledge to oppose the present speaker arises in Beverly. The move to rally regulars behind Cannon falters as few support the motion, with dispatches noting Longworth’s stance weakens his own bid for reelection despite national implications.
The Congressional committee issues a report declaring no warrant to link Vice President Sherman or Senator Charles Curtis to any improper Indian contracts. The panel notes no evidence supports allegations against the two statesmen and that partisan motives led to the smear.
Alfred Girton captured a 12 inch young alligator while fishing in the Wabash river about 1.5 miles below the city near Sugar Creek. The juvenile was sunning on a sand bar and sold to Attorney Elmer Long for 3 dollars after exhibit in Justice Hirsch's courtroom.
fragmentary item describes Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a desirable cream with vague reference to salve composition and attributes.
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