Canvass of State Officers Breaks Deadlock in Springfield
Springfield, NM and Chicago report a break in the deadlock over canvassing votes for state officers. Senators attended the house session as witnesses, not in joint session. The move clears the path for organizing the house, inaugurations planned for Monday, Jan. 18, and a funeral committee named for Paul Zaabel.
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Springfield
Nmnols
Vidla
State House
House of Representatives
Senate
Zaabel
House
Paul I. Zaabel
Chicago
Forty-sixth
General Assembly
Shurtleff
McNichols
Frank H. McNichols
Charles A. Schumaker
Edward J. Smerkal
George L. McConnell
John C. Werdell
John Griffin
Canvass of Votes End Deadlock In State Assembly
Unrest and uncertainty marked the brief sessions of both houses as lawmakers moved toward an official canvass of the November 1905 election. A joint session was proposed in the house while the senate agreed to attend and witness the canvass as a ministerial duty under constitutional provisions.
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Springfield
General Assembly
House
Senate
Jones
Sherman Rules On Canvass And Joint Session
Lieut. Gov. Sherman ruled that recounting votes does not create a joint session. The ruling followed a senate vote of 36 to 18 after minority leader Burton questioned the resolution’s authority. Both chambers maintain identity while witnesses oversee the publication of results, with no emergency or eve of a joint session.
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Senate
Frank W. Burton
Gov
Sherman
Burton
House
Republicans Try To Reconcile Differences In State Meet
The Republican State Central committee held a daylong session at the State Railroad and Warehouse Commission office called by Chairman Roy O. West. Eighteen of twenty-five members attended with proxies for absentees. Gov Deneen and Speaker Shurtleff attended as a caucus plan to reconcile party differences was approved by 20 to 2.
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Gov. Deneen
Lee O'’M Brown
Ottawa
Dmocratic
Deneen
Adiai E. Stevenson
Sherman
Senate
Hall of Representatives
House
Republican State Central Committee
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Roy O. West
Chief Executive
Senate Plans Regular Business After Abeyance
The senate, despite temporary abstentions by permanent committees, readies its schedule for regular business and political matters. Three appropriation bills, two for general assembly expenses and a $10,000 relief grant for Italian sufferers, are set for Tuesday. The relief bill faces no major opposition and will likely pass once the lower house begins deliberations.
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Senate
General Assembly
Edward J. Glackin
Appropriations Committee
Joint rules eyed for sitting of assembly in California and Idaho
Executive followers and senators craft joint rules to govern the joint assembly. Leaders will be briefed soon. Perking re elected in California on first ballot 56 to 22 in assembly and 32 to 8 in senate. Heyburn elected to succeed himself in Idaho in separate sessions with a split Democratic vote between Stockalager and Woods.
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Joint Assembly
House
Perkins
California
Sacramento
George C. Perking
United States
Sea
Wdalo
Heyburn
Boise
Idaho
Weldon B. Heyburn
C. O. Stockalager
W. W. Woods
Thought, Came in TimI at Lakeside Hospital
Sanuel Mather’s generous habit of funding annual hospital deficits is blamed for lax financial discipline. Nurses joke about “Poor Samuel” as mishaps occur, with a vase break incident prompting strewn glances and a nurse’s half-uttered remark.
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Lakeside Hospital
Sanuel Mather
Mather
Mr Mather
Samuel
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dandruff Cure Story From Missionary Wife
A missionary wife from Carthage Ohio describes his daughter’s severe dandruff and infant milk crust treated with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She reports the scalp becoming clean and hair preserved and notes successful use for the baby’s milk crust. The ad also features a humorous kitchen scene with a microscope dialogue.
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Missionary
Southwest
Mia
J. A. Darling
Fifth St
Carthage
Ohio
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Bole
Bostom
Deafness Cure Promoted By Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and mucous catarrh. It asserts only constitutional treatment can restore hearing and offers one hundred dollars for uncured cases, promoting Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo.
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Sy Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Drusgiata
Electric mail alarm for rural letter boxes proposed
A proposal envisions an electric alarm attached to rural delivery letter boxes that notifies the house when mail is deposited. A competing view suggests alarms should trigger only for bill deposits. Also noted is Emil Kiang praising SPOHN'S DItemper COMPOUND as a standard horse remedy in European stables with bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Emil Kiang
Vienna
Aus
SPOHN
Europe
Spohn Medical CO
Goshen
Ind
Too Skeptical for Fairies In Modern Children's Reading
A reflective piece on belief in fairies and the future of children's literature contrasts skepticism with the vast output of past eras. It cites Lady's Field and a playful dialect exchange while asserting that reading furnishes knowledge and thinking makes it meaningful.
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Santea Claus
Locke
Woman End Kidney Ailments Says Pills Help
Mrs John H Wright of Mitchell Bays she suffered ten years with kidney complaint and a doctor warned only temporary relief. A dragging back pain dizzy spells and irregular secretions plagued her until Dean's Kidney Pills removed the troubles. She now feels better than in years. Sold by all dealers 60c a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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John H. Wright
East First St. Mitchell
Bays
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Honoring a Medical Man and Curious Fragments
A compact miscellany mixes quotes on doctors and character with brief notes on Prince Rupert's drops, a Boston spouse quip, a laxative tea ad, a cryptic proverb about time, a pile treatment claim, a Dr Payson saying, and a foot powder slogan, reflecting杂 disparate 19th century newspaper clippings and product plugs.
Cold Cure Claim and Chid’s Weather Question
A newspaper snippet offers a patent cure claiming one ounce each of Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Toris Compound plus half a pint of whiskey will cure an acute cold in 24 hours. The piece shifts to a rainy day scene with Irma pestering her father about where a man in an airship would land when the world ends, prompting his answer to “everybody.”
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Daddy
Irma
Father
Cigar Ad Promotes Lewis' Single Binder Quality
An old promotional note touts Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria Illinois. It compares satisfaction from the smoke to the ease of a clean up and even mentions a watch as a parallel for disturbance in routine.
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Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Ill
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