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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
4
Deaver Sees Meager 4 Votes At Convention
Deaver received only four votes for the Republican National Convention and questions whether advertising paid off as part of the campaign effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaver
Japan Agrees Verbally on Immigration Restrictions
Japan has verbally agreed to restrict immigration to America but refuses to put the agreement in writing. The statement notes Japan’s word is trusted though the terms are currently not formalized in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
America
Young man seeks gold from Plattsmouth bank teller
A young man visited a Plattsmouth bank and asked to cash a check. He requested ten dollars in gold and tried to obtain a new gold piece without the words God Bless Our Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Senator Jerr eERSON, DAVIS Aims for Underdog Stance
Senator Jerr eERSON Davis returns from Arkansas holidays to Washington and pledges to be for the underdog in every dog fight. He links policies to minimize dog fights with actions in both Arkansas and Washington as part of holiday measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerr Eerson
Davis
Arkansas
Washington
Officials Pivot From Roosevelt Third Term Hope
The article notes office holders will stay quiet on a third term for Roosevelt. Their initial support aimed at a continued tenure if Roosevelt won a third term, but now they must risk backing another Republican candidate for the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Christmas shopping tips for crowded days
In the remaining days this week shoppers should seek better selections and comfort while navigating busy stores. The note urges consideration for personal well being to ease fatigue before the holidays.
Cummins Declared Full-Fledged Candidate After Third-Term Renuncia
The article notes Governor Albert A. Cummins in Iowa pursuing a full-fledged bid after renewed calls for a third term. It compares his stance to a Diaz of Iowa, emphasizing readiness to replace any other third-termer who renounces the Mexican idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert A. Cummins
Laws
Iowa
Cummins
Political Standstill Ahead for Hughes and Cannon
Governor Hughes and Speaker Cannon face ongoing friction even after settling on no more trouble from the third term. In Ohio the bigger issue is who will be telescoped when both favorite sons cannot share the single track, creating a tense leadership contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Cannon
Ohio
Taft cabinet retirement talk stirs political debate
The piece questions a Taft cabinet end to political life, suggesting a retirement if he campaigns across the country to control officeholders. It notes continued Bryanist opposition, accusing some Democrats of voting Republican since 1845 and opposing Bryan in name only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Omaha mayor Dahlman backed for governor by rural papers
The letter argues slurs against Mayor Dahlman are unjust and unhelpful to defeating Republicans. It states Dahlman is loyal to the Democratic Party in Nebraska and would win votes for governor, urging support for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlman
Omaha
Nebraska
Gore advocates free list for farming implements in farmer rally
Senator Gore of Oklahoma argues for placing farming implements on the free list to let American farmers buy tools as cheaply as Germans, Russians, and Mexicans, asserting every American is worthy of government consideration. The Harvester trust reportedly notes farmers have money for a 2 A advance in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Oklahoma
Rhine
Danube
Rio Grande
Harvester Trust
Farmers Eye Tariff Debate and Machinery Prices
The piece argues that western Republican farmers have voted for tariff protection and pay higher farm implement prices than Europeans. It suggests efforts to aid trusts and portrays the stance as patriotic and misguided.
Congress to Adjourn and Go Home for Holidays
After a meeting and discussions, Congress will adjourn for the holidays. The move aims to let the country recover from a perceived Republican mood by holiday acts and other measures that do not rely on Republican relief.
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Congress
Immigrant figures cited in 1907 report spark dinner-pail rhetoric
The General Commissioners of Immigration tout an unprecedented 1 298 000 immigrants in 1907 as a political advertisement for the full dinner pail. The report, long in type, is published to counter the hope that Republican promises will fill dinner pails, noting the county can welcome millions more who earn their own living.
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General Commissioners of Immigration
Indiana reformer sues husband for divorce over insult
An 81 year old Indiana reformer sues her 80 year old husband claiming he used a profane epithet in her presence. The unprintable word mirrors reactions by Fairbanks who, not yet 80, has avoided such language amid the public stir of the Indiana uplift.
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Indiana
Fairbanks
Mayor Dahlman Attracts City Editor’s Notable Rift
The Nebraska City News seems hostile to Mayor Dahlman for comments against a rear unit. Rumors claim editors accept bribes of ten to twenty dollars to influence actions toward the source. Jim Dahlman remains unmoved by such provocations in public disputes.
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Nebraska City News
Dahlman
Omaha
Jim Dahlman
Monongah Mine Disaster Provokes Public Outcry
The Monongah West Virginia explosion killed 41 miners last Friday and, with a death toll reported at 400, sparks renewed debate over mine safety. The piece urges stronger enforcement of laws and accountability for mine owners amid recurring disasters.
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Monongah
W. Va
West Virginia
America
Donelan to Undergo Operation for Appendicitis in Omaha
John A. Donelan of Lincoln former banker from Weeping Water travels to Emanuel Hospital Omaha for appendicitis surgery after failing medical relief. His mother in law Mrs. A W White accompanies his wife to assist through the uncertain procedure. Doctors include Dr Rickard of Lincoln and Dr Rickard of Weeping Water. Authorities hope for a rapid full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Donelan
Weeping Water
Lincoln
Rickard
Donelans
Donelan
Omaha
A.W. White
Democratic national convention chosen for Denver in 1908
The Democratic national committee selected Denver Colorado as the site for the 1908 convention fixing July 7 as the date. Debates over accepting a $100000 offered by Denver to cover expenses dominated proceedings with supporters arguing it aids headquarters while opponents call it a bribe and urge returning the funds.
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Washington
Denver
Col
Democratic National Committee
Clayton
Alabama
John Sharp Williams
Mississipi
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Smith
Republican National Committee
Democratic Committee
Williams
Taggart
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Senator Stone
Missouri
Louisville
Chicago
St. Paul
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Woman Charged as Firebug in Sandusky Case
Mrs Martha A Campbell leader of the Womens Christian Temperance Union and Sunday school superintendent in Steubenville was arrested in Sandusky on a secret indictment charging incendiarism. She allegedly burned a Miss Lou Mather home in October with Miss Mather indicted too. Insurance firm says plot aimed to steal mortgage funds and buy the place. Both on bonds. Murderer Saned but Saved from Death.
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Norwalk, O
Martha A. Campbell
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congregational
Steubenville
Greenfield Township
Sandusky
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