Political notices and excerpts from many papers
A compilation notes remarks on Congress wariness of the gray wolves in the House, Spooner’s Paris trip, Mayor Weaver’s Philadelphia standing, Kansas oil price impacts, Indiana Governor Hanly on railroad passes, Wisconsin government and capitol plans, New York taxing franchises ruling, Labollette as real governor, Navy stance on interstate rates, Japanese treatment of Russian prisoners, and shifting European power dynamics amid the yellow peril and Slavs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formumn
Wm. BE. Chandler
New Hampshire
Congress
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Robert M. la Vollette
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tariff Revision Debate Cited By Railway World Editor
The Railway World discusses tariff on foreign manufactures noting fears of revision since McKinley era. It cites producers exporters farmers and consumers seeking relief through reciprocity and questions domestic foreign price discrepancies and home market control. The piece cites steel rails price disparities as context for reform.
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Buffalo
McKinley
United States
Ladbge Railway
Time to Quit Fooling
Free Press protests the United States government for failing to capture robber baron Dietz at Cameron dam. The text notes a march by thirty deputies to the dam and back, arguing the federal effort wastes resources while logs pass through the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cameron Dam
Dietz
Western District
Jim
Patton on Morality in Modern America Sermon
President Patton of Princeton Theological Seminary denounces low morality and greed. He warns that men seek wealth and power while avoiding duty and calls the church to steadfast ethics beyond worldly success. He contrasts secular achievement with Christ’s hard schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
School of Christ
Princeton
Yale
Bank Statement Snapshot from Wisconsin Bank 1905
Frank E. Hanscom as cashier swears the bank statement is true detailing assets including cash on hand and reserves to notes of other banks and bonds. Liabilities show capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with a notary public attesting to the filing date in June 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Iowa
O. G. Rewey
O. G. Rewry
A. F. Bishop
Kasta
State OF
J . County of Town
Frank E. Hanscom
Phil. Allen, Jr
R. J. Penhallegon
James Brewer
Different Kinds of Farmers and Public Addresses
The article cites Quay on gentleman farmers with a quip about eating and selling what one cannot eat. It notes La Follette with 100 engagements to speak this summer and mocks new senators who are not allowed to talk. It closes with a skeptical view of unions and their readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Harper's Weekly
Atlanta Journal
LaFollette
Stockyard labor scene exposes hard truth about workers
The letter laments cattle trade behavior harming laboring men and condemns labor leaders as traitors to the cause. It lists uncalled letters at Mineral Point post office for May 28 1905 including Rev A C C Meyer BK F Thorne A Mathews Mrs F Clark and warns callers to say advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judas Iscariot
Mineral Point
A. C. C. Meyer
F. Thorne
A. Mathews
F. Clark
N. T., Martin
P. M
Found a Cure for Dyspepsia in Fort William Woman
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered years of dyspepsia and stomach pain. A doctor advised Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and she reports great relief and no further suffering. For sale by Vivian's Pharmacy.
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Mrs. &. Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Homeseekers' Excursions on C M and St Paul Railway
The C M and St Paul Railway offers homeseekers excursions to authorized points in Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota on every Tuesday May through October. On the first and third Tuesdays of each month trips go to Wisconsin Michigan Colorado Arkansas Indian Territory and other destinations. For details contact N H Snow agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. & St. Paul Railway
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
Arkansas
Indian Territory
N. H. Snow
Mineral Point Tribune and Milwaukee Daily Free Press Deal
Arrangements provide a one year subscription to both the Mineral Point Tribune and the Milwaukee Daily Free Press for $3.60. This offer promises a first class daily cheap rate with the home paper combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point Tribune
Milwaukee Daily Free Press
Daily stage runs from Mineral Point to Dodgeville route
Morris Proctor proprietor operates a daily stage except Sundays departing Mineral Point at 7 45 a m Dodgeville bound connects at Dodgeville with C N W Ry trains to Madison Milwaukee and at Mineral Point with the 430 p m train on C Mack St P Ry to Platteville Darlington Shieldsburg Monroe and Janesville Hotels receive call requests and prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Land
Madison
Milwaukee
C. Mac& St. P. R.y
Platteville
Darlington
Shuilsburg
Monroe
Janesville
Roxana Faces Final Break Amid Dog and Dark Streets
Roxana's ill tempered bull pup incites a fight with Greer a college athlete and her fears grow after he helps by paying a streetcar fare then shadows her late at night as she walks home alone. She rejects his attempt at reconciliation and ends their relationship.
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Roxana
Goddard Greer
Greer
Goddard
Roxie
Mrs. Vining
Mr. Vining
Phil
Sian
Mother Trubbard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mineral Point Wis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John
Spooner
Paris
Pittsburg
Weaver
Philadelphia
Kansas
Standard
Hanly
Indiana
Senate
Te Supreme Court of the
New York
Roosevelt
R. M. Labrollette
Labollette
Mikado's
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Pamirs
Balkan
Danube
Asia
Gorgen’s
White Market
John R. Toay
F.w.stratman
N. Hartert
F. W.stratman
Omsst
THE
Rewey State Bank
Rewey
State of Wisconsin
Dirtzman
KE. Iren
Iowa County Bank
City of Mineral Point
A.B. Bisitor
edAttest
A.W. Horenisos
ELY, Hurcuison
J.J. Preoler
Iowa County
Wis
First National Bank
Resources
T. M. Priesviey
Notary Public
the Tribune
Chicago Chronicle
Fountain Street
Commerce
Dodgevill
Morris Proctor
Ethel Barrington
Ometeme Eee
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