Business Prospects Across Midwestern Cities Amid Panic Talk
The New York Tribune reports Chicago Pittsburgh and St Louis business leaders dismiss panic forecasts from Hill Belmont and Schiff. They predict a difficult year ahead yet insist conditions are favorable with western and southern credit active and New York not sole money center as they brace for potential market stresses.
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Why He Is Popular In The New York Evening Post
The article surveys reader sentiment toward Roosevelt and politics. It notes admirers of the president, mentions debates about nomination by Democrats, and hints at public opinion shifting amid party strategies.
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New York Evening Post
The
Gees
A Good Start by Mayor OConnor in Peoria Reform Plan
The quote presents Mayor Thomas OConnor pledging a program to clean up Peoria and raise families safely. The call extends to mayors of Melrne Hack Island and Davenport to adopt the same moral cleanup effort for their cities.
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Melrne
Hack Island
Davenport
Sigehenes
School election shows modest turnout amid conservative mood
Voters turnout was light in the school election with about one fifth of eligible residents at the polls. Residents favor preserving the current board and cautious about changes, arguing schools should avoid experiments and focus on steady preparation for students.
Browne Bill Sparks Debate on Dry Districts and Liquor Bans
The Browne bill proposes creating residence districts to prohibit sale of intoxicating liquors as beverages with petitions heard by a mayor or county judge. It defines eligible districts, requires notices in two papers, and sets a 30-day implementation post-record. Supporters liken it to Ohio’s model to steer redevelopment, while opponents warn of trust influence and city control over real estate.
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Tomunielpa’ Corporation
Municipal Corporttion Oor Council
Peoria Faces Moral Battle With Political Machine Era
A city editor notes Peoria may be morally better than peers but criticizes lingering demoralizing influences. The piece argues for cleaning up the city, challenging the machine politics that have ruled for years, and hopes Mayor O Connor will implement reform to achieve the city’s ideal.
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Peoria
O Connor
Loco Sam Oil Swindle Fails Promoter Ousted
The Uncle Sam Oil scheme collapses after extensive national ads promise riches from small investments. Kansas authorities battled the venture as investors lose about $600,000. Warns against quick riches and warns readers that future scams will arise with similar tactics.
McKinney Praised for Congress Service in Warsaw Bulletin
The Warsaw Bulletin lauds Congressman McKinney for his wintering in Ale do from Washington, noting his faithful representation of the district. It says no new member was more influential in the last Congress and that he will return to Washington better prepared to serve the nation. It commends his breadth, sympathy, and integrity.
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Fourteenth Congressional District
A VICIOUS BILL ALLOWS CORPORATIONS TO HOLD LAND
A bill before the state legislature would let corporations acquire and hold real estate beyond needed for business. Previously only property necessary for business could be owned. The measure could enable affluent firms to buy premium commercial property and control rents in any city.
Capitalist's Opinion From Judge Gary on Corporate Reform
Judge E H Gary, former Chicago jurist and head of United States Steel, speaks on reform and honesty in business. He praises Theodore Roosevelt for championing lawful, vigorous public opinion and condemns stock watering and concealment by banks and directors.
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Time and effort shape the educated mind in youth
A speaker urges young people to invest daily reading time to gain real knowledge. Reading an hour daily could yield thousands of pages yearly, turning a person into a capable scholar in any field. Many lack true desire, hoping for quick gains without work.
Unclear OCR fragment on workers earning status
Fragmentary text shows workers claiming hard work earns them recognition and position. The garbled line hints at men stating they have earned standing through effort while advancing in their roles.
Senate Advances Strong Anti Cigarette Bill
The senate has passed a stringent anti cigarette bill introduced by Senator Berry making selling cigarettes or cigarette paper unlawful in the state. It is stronger than previous measures and may gain more support than a local option bill as the house debates next steps and possible tobacco industry funding.
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Senate Committee
Railroads face test of advertising for transportation under new law
The interstate commerce commission challenged railroads and their use of advertising payments for transportation. Monon and others plan to ignore prior rulings and continue barter ads, while smaller papers suffer as railroads tighten ad budgets. The press largely accepts cash terms, asserting independence and urging public understanding.
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Galesburg Republican Register
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Blended Whisky Bill Faces Legislative Hurdles
The purefood bill stalls in the Illinois legislature due to opposition from liquor dealers who fear restrictions on blended whisky sales. Supporters expect a vote once industry concerns are addressed.
Blended whiskies spark demand for honest labeling in Illinois
The article reports advocates pressuring for a state pure food law aligning with federal rules. It explains that blended whiskies must be labeled accurately or face restrictions, while noting opposition from distillers and urging local action to avoid weaker consumer protection.
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Peoria
Conauma
Illinois
Public River Landings and the Six Foot Channel
Mr Meese urges that river landings along the upper Mississippi be publicly controlled to ensure free landing for all boats. He argues city owned or jointly used landings will sustain competition and freight rates, aiding a six foot channel. A congressional river trip is planned to demonstrate landing needs.
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Miss Stsalppt Associaion
Rock Island
Moline
Meese
Mississippi River Improvement Association
Upper
Mississippi
River and Harbor Committee of Congress
Butt
Airfoot Channel
License debate swells over city saloon fees
The upcoming vote on licensing costs draws lines between supporters of a high fee and those seeking lower dues. The city faces a 63000 revenue target from saloons, with officials stressing urgent use for funds to speed improvements as the town grows and extends into new territory.
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Huber
British MPs Clash Over U S Meat Packing Threats
In London a Commons debate touched on protecting Britain’s meat trade from foreign trusts. Sir William Bull urged action against American packers, while Lloyd George noted a food import bill and promised to monitor developments. Meantime in Bedford Indiana Henry Dorsett faced repeated fines and jail for wife abuse after police intervention.
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