Henderson as Speaker Aims for Fair Impartial Leadership
Washington dispatch profiles the talks on Speaker Henderson of Iowa, detailing his shift from perceived autocrat to a more formal, program driven presiding officer. It notes his early rise, insistence on dignity, a structured recognition process, and a daily routine with staff guiding the day from his office and hotel.
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Henderson
Washington
Harold J. Mahin
Washington, D. C
Iowa
House
Roosevelt
Speaker Henderson
Atlantic City
Julian Richards
L. J. McNeely
Mr. Richards
Mr. McNeely
Biography of David Henderson the Scottish born congressman
The piece portrays David B. Henderson of Iowa as sociable yet dignified, devoted to family and song, especially a Scotch ballad. It notes his Scottish origin in Deer, 1840, his ascent from adversity, private means, hosting dinners, and a late-well tale of wrestling that spurred his education and rise to Congress.
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David B. Henderson
Congress
Iowa
Blaine
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Washington
Metropolitan Club
Earl
Hendersons
Old Deer
David
Dave
Threshing Finished in Blue Grass Area
Threshing is finished in Blue Grass and nearby, with farmers Adam Dipple James Watts and Leslie Wagner recovering from a dust illness. Local social notes mention visits shopping trips and a Ladies Aid meeting planned for October 3 at Mrs. J C Watts, with a light note on drinking being bad for digestion.
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Blue Grass
Borhood
Adam Dipple
James Watts
Leslie Wagner
Madge Stuart
Davenport
Willie Bohnsack
Ivah Dipple
Henry Wagner
C. J. Baker
Watts Home
W. Bohnsack
Louisa Lonary
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Prairie
J. C. Watts
The Malted Foods Debate and Digestive Truths
A critical view of malted and predigested foods argues against overreliance on these products. It insists natural digestion should be preferred, warns against misuse for dyspepsia, and notes infants cannot digest starch without saliva or enzymes.
Nickel Plate Rail Trip Chicago to New York October 1902
Travel offer from Chicago to New York and return via Nickel Plate road citing October 3 to 6 departure and October 14 return, three daily trains, vestibuled sleeping cars, American Club meals 35¢ to $1.00, dining cars, meals a la carte, Chicago depots Harrison St and 5th Ave, city ticket office 111 Adams St, John Y. Calahan general agent 113 Adams St Chicago for details.
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Nickel Plate Road
New York
Chicago
Harrison St
5Th Ave
Adams St
Central
John Y. Calahan
For Home and Honor comes to Grand
Lem B. Parker and Minnie Dixon Parker bring their act to the Grand for two performances next Saturday September 27. The production is sold as a sensational society comedy drama with elegant scenery, marvelous effects, strong cast, and dramatic climaxes. Journal at your door 10c per week.
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Lem B. Parker
Minnie Dixon Parker
Mr. Parker
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East Second Street
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Cook
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H. J. Dean
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Swan's
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