Miscellaneous Taken-Notes From 1902 The Daily
A collage of short items from The Marshall Republican reflecting global affairs humor and politics. Mentions Cuba Hayti Lincoln Alaska-Yukon-Pacific expo funding theater scandals and Roosevelt with cabinet chairs to be kept or paid for by officials. Includes notes on Wisconsin college girls candy and a physician’s risky theory test.
Philosopher of Folly lampoons bachelor tax plan
The Cleveland Leader quotes the Philosopher of Folly opposing a bachelor tax scheme and suggesting that bachelors should be pensioned for keeping homes peaceful. The piece opines that the good life grows through continual effort to awaken dormant lives and aid fellow citizens.
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Cleveland
Perce
Roosevelt Letter Sways Illinois Senate Battle
A Roosevelt letter bolstered Hopkins in the Illinois senate fight as Cornelius J. Ton read a confidential note from Theodore Roosevelt amid tense votes. The session canvassed ballots, discussed local option laws, and saw shifts by Ton and Louis Zinger as lawmakers jockeyed for power in Springfield.
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Springfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornelius J. Ton
Ton
Foss
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Band of Hope
Committee On Federal Relations
Loeb
White House
Washington
Mr. Ton
Cornelius Upton
Bskae
Mason
Shurtleff
McKinley
Lowden
Calhoun
Sherman
Stringer
Dem
A. J. Sabath
Louis Zinger
Hopking
Solons Plan Adjournment Around May 15
The legislature aims to adjourn May 15 after clearing miscellaneous session business. Leaders hope to recess to await federal moves on the deep waterway controversy, believing deep-sea canal legislation may not be finished by adjournment.
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Solons
Lorimer Deneen Confer on Illinois Senate
William Lorimer and Governor Deneen held a three hour talk on the senatorial situation but reportedly failed to reach a decision. Lorimer offered that Deneen could back him if he gave the word, a report gossiped among officials. The governor did not indicate his stance, and Lorimer was cautious not to press for a firm commitment.
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Lorimer
Deneen
William Lorimer
Gov Deneen
Illinois House Names Committees in 46th General Assembly
Springfield announces the forty six general assembly house committee roster chaired by Speaker Edward D. Shurtleff. Fifty seven committees plus five earlier announced committees complete the list, except for the steering committee yet to be named. The publication lists chairs and members for key groups covering agriculture banking education elections public welfare and many more.
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Tippit
John McLaughlin
Chicago
Thomas Tippits
Browne
Judicial Department
John 8. Werdell
A. B M. Foster
Schuyler County
Anton J. Cermak
R. E. Wilson
George C. Hilton
James H. Corcoran
John O. Hruby
George W. English
Johnson County
John J. Poulton
William C. Blair
Jefferson County
Band of Hope
Edward J. King
State Administration
Edward J. Smejkal
James M. Kettleman
William H. Behrens
Car Unville
Charles A. Behumacher
Israel Dudgeof
Grundy County
Frank J . McNichols
H. T Ireland
Marshall County
Guy. Bush
Downers Grove
State
Christopher Beck
Louis J. Pierson
Wilmette
William A. Gillespie
Carroll County
Senate
Dunlap
General Assembly
University of Haineis
Womack
Judiciary
Curtis
Mnois Northern Hospital For
Minois Eastern Hospital For the
Hearn
McElvain
Springfield
Forty-Sixth General Assembly
Edward D. Shurtleff
Taft to Visit Utah for G A R Encampment
President Taft plans a West swing next summer after talks with Utah Senators Smoot and Sutherland inviting him to the forty third G A R encampment in Salt Lake from August 9 to 14.
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Taft
Utah
Washington, D. C
Tafts
Smoot and Sutherland
Salt Lake
Taft Submits First Draft of Special Message to Cabinet
President Taft presented the initial draft of his special message to cabinet members in Washington. The notice signals a brief document urging tariff reform and warnings about the treasury, with plans to discuss revenue-raising options beyond Congress.
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Taft
Washington,d. C
Treasury
Cleveland
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Ways and Meme Committee
Dingley
Meat Trust
Senate
House Committee
Plan for Gigantic New Orleans Warehouse and Cotton Storage
The article outlines a proposed enormous warehouse and terminal in New Orleans costing 3 500 000 dollars. Promoted by Daniel Breck of St Louis and associates to improve facilities for handling and storing cotton.
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New Orleans
Daniel Breck
St. Louis
Wife Slays Husband at Montana Ranch in Centennial Valley
Authorities report a stockman named Thomas Metzel was shot and killed on his Centennial valley ranch. The suspect is his wife, described as demented, with details scarce and unconfirmed reports of motive.
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Stew
Lakeview
Montana
Thomas Metzel
Centennial Valley
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