Cullom in memory seasoned with public service and rail critiques
A long tribute to Senator Shelby M. Cullom noting his 60 years in government, his role in interstate commerce law, and a critique of Wall Street railroads Frisco and New Haven. The piece skims political events, mentions Canadian advertising debates, and comments on U.S. and foreign relations including Mexico. It also touches on public notices, local anecdotes, and community life from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby M. Cullom
Senator Cullom
Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
Cuyllam
Ilinois
Wall Stret
Frisco
New Haven
Wall Street
Tilford
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Mexico
Nelson and Cummins
United Staes
Buncombe
Canada
Skinem
England
Uncle Sam
Harrisburg
Editor Visits Sing Sing Prison for Firsthand Look
The editor and Officer Pahr visit Sing Sing on January 29 to inspect prison conditions. Dean Prof Powell is interviewed and Miss Powell says Mayor paroled all prisoners for good behavior with release set for Friday morning. Claims of harsh conditions are dismissed as unfounded. mail, telephone, and food service are reported satisfactory.
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Miss Powell
Meyer
Cataline
B. C
Senate
House
West Second
Independence
The
Ray
Central Ray
Sing Sing
Second West
Independence Sts
Pahr
Prof. Powell
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Blair Lee
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Ed Pootinga
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Maggie Pootinga
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Tone Kolyn
G. C. Fennema
Arte- Breen’s
C. T. Grilley
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van Venchten Rogers
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King Baggot Leah Baird
Florence Lawrence
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