New Senators on March 3 1907 shake up Senate seats
The New York World outlines the March 3 1907 turnover as 10 Senate terms expire and new matches form. It notes Republican gains and Democratic retirements in several states, including Arkansas Tennessee Colorado and New Jersey, with specific candidates and possible outcomes.
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United States
Senate
New York World
South
Berry
Arkansas
Carmack
Tennessee
Asp Davie
Rob” Tayor
Chicago Sheep Market Review Shows Weak Trade
The Chicago Livestock World reports a weak market for sheep with prices down about 26 cents. Lambs sold a quarter lower with a top around 7.70, though most sales stayed near 7.00. Early estimates pegged stock at 34,000. later hours saw more on offer as the market fluctuated.
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Michigan
Buffalo
Chicago Livestock World
Chicago
Fabulous land values drive Duwamish farm sale at $140,000
Duwamish pioneer M L Cavanaugh closes transfer of 152 acre ranch in the big bend of the Duwamish to BE Beach of Augusta Montana for 140000 dollars. The property lies east of South Park near Georgetown and the river, with parts previously under dairy use and leased to Japanese for gardening. The sale records indicate the tract cost about 800 dollars total to acquire in earlier years.
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Duwamish
M. L. Cavanaugh
Big Bend
Seattle
Norer
Cavanaugh
South Park
van Aspelt
Georgetown
Electric Company
New
Robert Abrams
Abrams
State University
John Martin
Charles Plammer
Martin
Plammer
Murdered Man Exhumed In Snake River Case
The remains of Ira Olson, murdered near Simmons siding on the Snake River eight weeks ago, were exhumed by Undertaker MacMartin for shipment to Elisworth. Instructions from the Odd Fellows lodge directed a Christian burial under their auspices in Elisworth.
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Ira Olson
Simmons Siding
Snake River
Walla Walla Union
MacMartin
Elisworth
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Lew is Lumber Increases Coeur d Alene Plant Output
The Lewis Lumber Company is enlarging its Coeur d Alene plant to a daily capacity of 450000 feet with double shifts, boosting production and labor activity in the area.
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Lewis Lumber Company
Coeur d'Alene
La Follette’s party 10 discredit him
Republican managers in Washington condemn La Follette for touring the country and attacking fellow senators over the railroad rate bill. The piece claims his rhetoric alienates colleagues and jeopardizes his own political support, detailing roasts aimed at several senators including Hemenway Dryden Long Dolliver Nelson Clapp Smoot and Fulton.
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Republican
Washington, D. C
Senator la Follette
Senate
la Follette
Congress
Northwest
Wisconsin
Washington
Alrow
Hemenway
New Jersey
Senator Dryden
Kanena
Senator Long
Dolliver
Washington Letter on politics, society and coming winter
Washington reflects on the city as a political and social center with Congress and administration in the spotlight. It notes upcoming arrivals, cabinet rumors, canal plans, and ongoing debates on Cuba, the Philippines, race, labor, and tariffs, plus local agricultural work on loco antidotes and station funding decisions.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Severn Rates
Joe Cannon
Panama Canal
Isthmian Commission
Joseph Bishop
Cuba
Phillippines
Take
Salt Springs in Cambria: Vast Wyoming coal region feeds salt plant
A Cheyenne Tribune New Castle special notes salt mining near the Bisek Hills in South Dakota border Wyoming. Cambria Salt company tests a new plant to evaporate brine from perennial springs, yielding a pound of salt per gallon of water. The springs, likely fed by a subterranean saline system, could supply a large portion of the U S with salt for centuries.
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Bisek Hills
South Dakota
Wyoming
New Castle
Wyo
Cheyenne Tribune
Cambria Salt Company
Cambria
United States
Poison in the loco weeds confirmed by scientists
Government chemists have identified an active poison in loco weed and experiments in fluid show its effect on animals. Pr C D Marsh, head of the loco experiment station at Hugo, will close the shop there soon and the work will move to Washington through the winter. Woodland Park station already closed. The investigation has extended over two full seasons.
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Department of Agriculture
Colorado Experiment Station
Hugo
Washington
Congress
Denver Republican
Twenty Two Fine Horses Burned at Evans Landing Camp
A fire at Frick son and Teterzen's Evans Landing construction camp destroyed 22 heavy draft horses valued around 2000 dollars. The blaze began around 6 pm Tuesday, with only the grain spared and investigators noting the barn front fully afire. Origin remains unknown, with pipe or cigarette sparks cited as a possibility. Superintendent Jef Frees and Engineer PR D Perkins arrived from Evans Landing to assess the loss.
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Frickson & Teterzen
Evans’ Landing
Jeffrees
PR. D. Perkins
Loos
Somehey
Lewiston Tribune
Reward for cure and catarrh remedy ad claims
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for cure failures and touts Catarrh Cure by Alding, Kinnan & Co. as a blood and mucous remedy. It pushes testimonial credibility, price of 75 cents, and mentions Dr. Wereene r's Family Pills for constipation. Also notes a rag-wanted notice at the office.
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Haley Catarr
Conner
Rere
Cheney
Iwat
Hiss
Alding, Kinnan & Man
Wereenerer
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Dubois
Clark
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Wetmore
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Alger
William Alden Smith
Charles E. Townsend
Arthur Hill
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William C. McMillan
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Millard
Nebraska
Benson
Kanan
Burton
New Hampshire
Winston Churchii
Lincoln Republicans
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Allee
DuPont
Kentucky
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Blackburn
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McCreary
Party 10
Salt Mines
Black Wills Belt
Rock Island
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Patton
Rock Island-Prisco Lines
Third St
Portland
Ore
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5. Byers
Kregonian
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