Feely Seen As Likely Iowa House Speaker Choice
Iowa politics focus on the next general assembly speakership with G A Feely of Waterloo seen as a strong contender. The Des Moines News notes Feely's broad support from party factions and leadership figures, while Courtright and other candidates contest the opening vote. Feely’s temper and fairness cited as unifying traits amid factional tensions.
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Iowa
G. A. Feely
Waterloo
Blackhawk County
Feely
Blackhawk
Towa
Des Moines
Ité
Erstyhila
Weely
Mr. Feely
Courtright
Perty
Clemons
Savery
Luuy Ot
Unity
Nover
Connecticut
Teen
Will 5
Baseball Notes On 1906 Southern Baseball Scenes
The Kewanee association plans January meetings to elect a board of directors and discuss the season. Chicago Cubs veteran Chick Fraser buys an Idaho ranch as retirement speculation grows. Dubuque sells players to Northwest league, and Wilson of Des Moines may stay with the team. Bob Fitzsimmons eyes a return to boxing, while Murphy buys a Chicago baseball park and plans a 50 60 thousand seat cantilever grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewanee Association
Kewanee Jis
Chick” Fraser
Chicago l Cubs
Idaho
Dubuque Baseball Association
Larry Lejeune
Ernest Ovitz
Mickey O'Brien
Jack Carr
Lejcune
White Six
Ovitz
University of Illinois
O’brien
Mobile
Carr
Dianapolis
Charles W. Alurphy
Chicago
John R. Walsh
A. G. Spalding
Murphy
Roosevelt retrial hints on pardons and prudent resolutions
The article quotes a wary editorial tone urging patience with court work after Roosevelt's retrial on petitions to pardon Gompers Morrigan and Mitchell. It warns against early New Year resolutions and notes a counterfeit Belgian banknote scandal in New York. It also discusses Cedar Rapids Gazette scolding a Reporter over paving controversy and notes the city government’s commission plan may fail to meet ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrigan
Casey
Wen
Tom
Pines
Christane
Jaste
National Bank of Belgium
New York
Cedar Rapids
New Commission
the Gazette
Cement men to meet at Des Moines convention
The fifth annual convention of the Iowa Association of Cement Users will be held in Des Moines February 3 and 4 with headquarters at the Savery hotel. The event includes tours of cement arts, exhibits of cement products and equipment on Court avenue, and evening entertainment by the Commercial club. Contact Ira A. Williams for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Association of Cement Users
Des Moines
Savery
Commercial Club
Cement Producta
Cémenc
Court Avenue
Second
Third
Ira A. Williams
Ames
Iowa
Date into History Highlights From 1671 to 1939
A compact chronology lists events from Rob Roy born in 1671 to 1939. Notable items include 1734 Rob Roy, 1817 American Colonization Society formed in Washington, 1824 Georgia Indians independence denial, 1831 Colt revolver patent, 183? Caroline steamer incident at Niagara Falls, 1862 Fort Van Buren captured, 1871 Little Rock fire, 1889 Portugal king Charles I, and 1907 Cassatt of Pennsylvania Railroad died.
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Robert MacGregor Campbell
Rob Roy
Marth
American Colonization Society
Africa
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Samuel Colt
Caroline
Niagara Falls
Fort van. Buren
Ark
Little Rock
Charles 1
Portugal
Alexander J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Conpany
Philadelphia
Borne
Pittsburg
William B Chandler Prominent U S Senator of New Hampshire
William B Chandler of New Hampshire a longtime leading U S senator was born in Concord December 28 1836 He graduated at Harvard Law and entered the bar He served in New Hampshire legislature 1852 1864 was navy solicitor and judge advocate later secretary of the treasury under President Arthur He was elected to the senate in 1887 and reelected in 1889 and 1855 After retirement he led the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission and his 1876 campaign role in Florida aiding Hayes election is noted.
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William B. Chandler
New Hampshire
United States ‘Senate
Concord
N. H
Harvard Law
New Hampshire Legislative
Navy
Treasury
Arthur
Chandler
Senate
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Savas
Florida
Hayes
FAKE HOG CHOLERA CURES HIGHLIGHT SCAM
The government funds a hog cholera cure testing program amid a flood of dubious remedies. Bruschettine and Bruschettino vaccines, distributed by Sorby Vaccine Co., failed to prevent infection after exposure, with autopsies showing typical lesions and deaths. Government circulars urge public caution against imitations.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Bruschettine
Bruschettino
Sorby Vaccine Co
Randolph Street
Chicago
Spurr Studio Promises Fast Artistic Photo Service
NO SUN is needed at the SPURR STUDIO. The studio uses an electric printer to finish orders in 48 hours from acceptance. Prices start at $3.00. Orville Cheney has remodeled his pantorium at 1025 East Fourth Street and offers steam cleaning, French dry cleaning, sponging, and pressing with guaranteed satisfaction.
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SPURR
Gloudy Gaye
Orville Cheney
W. T. Rose
Apoda
East Fourth Street
Iowa
Tariff on hides sparks debate among packers and farmers
Washington reports a heated fight over a proposed 15 percent duty on cattle hides. Armour & Co. testimony argues the tax harms farmers by raising cattle prices, while packers gain less certainty about its effect. Judge Cowan contends the farmer benefits from the tariff and warns removing it would shift value to leather manufacturers. Beargrove post office created in Guthrie County Iowa.
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Washington
Payne
Alfred R. Urion
Armour & Co
Chicago
Urion
Stata
Prical
Secrer
South America
Crompacker
Indiana
Union
Mr. Crumpacker
Urton
Mr. Crimpacker
Mr. Urion
Crumpacker
Fordney
Fardney
Cowan
S. H. Gowan
American National Live Stock Association
Corn Belt Beef Producers Asociation of
Iowa
Ways and Means
Ms Foundation
C. Underwood
Laramié County
Wye Cattie and Horse Growers Association
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Ways and Hitans Committee
Root and?Shoe Workers Union
Massachusetts
Charles’ C. Willdden
Joint Council, Boot and’ Shoe Workers Union
Lynn
Mass
Canada
United States
England
France
Beargrove
D. C
Guthrie
County
Jessie A. Messner
Tassie
Polls County
Teachers Wanted for Indian Day School Positions
The government seeks married male teachers for Indian day schools in the Dakotas and New Mexico. Civil service exams January 20 and 21 in Iowa and South Dakota cities. Salaries range from 50 to 72 dollars monthly or 720 dollars yearly, with experience counting up to 10 percent of the score.
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Washington
Dakotas
New México
Thease
Civil Service
Ress
United States
Evil Service Boards
Towa
Ames
Burlington
Dea Wines
Dubique
Port
Madison
Iowa City
Mason City
Sioux City
South Dakota
Deadwood
Sioux Falls
Watertown
United States Civil Service Commission
Solilaries
Sta
Newa Mexico
Juurilla
New Mexico
Standing Rock
North Dakota
Pine Ridge
Rarachnd
Chehali
Calville
Rowan
Taft Christmas in Augusta Includes Golf Win and Family Dinner
President-elect Taft spent Christmas in Augusta Georgia joining the Country Club annual handicap golf event and defeating Major J B Cumming, then enjoyed a dozen mile horseback ride and a family dinner at Kir and Mrs Langdon Thomas. Augusta residents sent cordial greetings with mistletoe baskets and flowers. Taft praised local hospitality and noted the warmth of the welcome from citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Taft
Country Club
J. B. Cumming
Cish
Kir
Langdon Thomas
Tatt
Busy Week for Educators and Their Friends
A packed national education agenda unfolds with major societies meeting in Washington and Baltimore. Notable events include the American Historical Society and American Political Science Association joint session at the Willard Hotel led by British ambassador James Bryce, plus Darwin centenary observances at Johns Hopkins. Additional gatherings span Minnesota teachers, Southern educators, and librarians, with prominent figures and institutions across the United States hosting plenary sessions and speeches.
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Washington
American Historical. Society
Eal
Saience Association
New
Willard Hotel
James’ Bryce
Richmond
Danwy
Baltimore
American Association For the Advancemenit of Science
Johns Hopkins University
Charles Darwin
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minnesota Educational
Johnson
C. G. Schulz
Bist Mae Ize
Atlantic City
Nia
American Economioc
Hootomic Association
Thera
American
Association For Labor Legislation
American Sociological Society
Helena
Mont
Dev
Numeros
Oval
Princeton
N. T
Association of America
Seasiong
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Ark
Angel
Arkansas State Teachers' Association
Toronto
Ont
University of "Taronto
American Philological Association
Archaeological Insttute of America
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Bill Parrott & Sons
LG. Parro Daily
Ratclet
Reece Ress
Agyansos
Tua Posto
Waterlos
Favo
Clos Mattar
Beuy Pons
Eultorial
Rooma
Arthur John King
Tennessee
Kentucky
South
Trig
Pustofiva
Lfe
Cinns
Spreckels
California
Department of Agrieliuce
Wasliington
Spike
Shannon
Fred Clark
Wilson
London
Bob ‘Fitzsimmons
Anyle
Fitz
Sam McVey
Paris
Burns
Fleming
Ottumwa
Central Association
Circuit
Keokuk
Democrat
Galesburg
Boyle
Fort Dodge Messenger
Frank Hoyle
Waterloo Champion Club
Hhat
Gatesberg
Mr. Boyle
Fort Dodge
Spokane
Washile
Vigors
Cornell
Brown
Pennsylvania
Pinehurst
N.C
Jem Driscoll
Matty Baldwin
Boston
Pizeon
Madison Square Gardens
Jim Barry
al. Kaufman
Los Angeles
Leach Cross
Young Loughrey
Essington
Ameri
Gamalton
Marvin Hart
Mike Sobrock
Lexington
Ron
Yonkers
Quadker
William £. Chandler
Packers
Cording
Crone H. Canter
Washington Bureau Daily Reporter
Grouse
E. W. Grove
The
United
Educators Steet
Atlanta
Southern Wilcattonal Association
P Caxton
Sothern
Richard Lovelace
Louisville
Laurence Irving
Missouri
Sus Sageton
Stes Acki
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