Commendations and wary view of Cummins Senate bid
The piece notes some praise for Cummins from Iowa figures, but argues it reflects partisan harm to the Republican Party more than public service. It recalls former Governor Larrabee endorsing Cummins, while remarking he has aged and may misjudge men as before. It contrasts Bryan’s stance and questions loyalty to the state executive.
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Iowa
Cummins
Mr. Bryan
United States Senate
Larrabea
Senate
Oxr
Fialle
Larrabee
Senator Allison Endorsed by National Figures Despite Opposition
The Dubuque Times compiles praise from Senators and notable figures about Allison's service in Congress. Roosevelt, Lodge, Beveridge, and Daniel laud his usefulness and influence, while some critique Cummins. The piece frames Allison as highly respected by colleagues and a key Iowa asset in Congress.
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Allison
Iowa
Dubuque
the Times
Alli Gon
Judge Prouty
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Daniel
Virginia
Perkin
California
Committee On Appropriations
Lodge
Massachusetts
Hila
Beveridge
Indiana
Cummins
AllErson
Warry
Enator Beveridge
All ¥On
Guv
Bryan
Nebraska
Farmers Moving To Town In Iowa Observes Migration Of Rural Families
A Marshalltown Times-Republican correspondent notes many northern town farmers sell farms and move to town. Dwellings fill while farmers, seeking steadier income, bring teams and personal effects, leaving behind long rural lives for uncertain urban livelihoods. Some regret the switch, others rent or sell farms as in-town life proves harder than expected. Senator A C Wilson announces candidacy. Iowa and Ohio Republicans discuss primary loyalties and Roosevelt and Taft influences. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad promotes health and strength.
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C.D. Wilza
Marshalltown
Histora
Sach
Wilson
Y¢u
Haut
This Date in History February events through 1906
February 12 1660 Charles XV of Sweden died born November 8 1522 1685 William and Mary enthroned in England 1760 Ramillies voyage wreck loge of all aboard except two 1805 David Dudley Field born died 1894 1842 Commodore Isaac Hull died born 1778 1883 Richard Wagner died born 1813 1880 Great Great Brantley Man 1891 Admiral David Porter died born 1813 1885 Chinese fleet surrendered to Japan 1906 Northwestern states swept by severe blizzard
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Charles XV
Sweden
Wiliam and
Mary
England
Ramillies
Plymouth
David Dudley Field
Isaac Hull
Richard Wagner
Brantley
Man
David Porter
Birthday of Major General George B. Davis
Major General George B. Davis born February 13 1847 in Ware Massachusetts. West Point graduate 1871 he pursued legal studies at Columbian University. In over thirty years in the army he rose to his rank and served across the nation as a leading authority on military and international law and authored several related books. He represented the United States at The Hague second International Peace conference a year ago.
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George B. Davis
United States Army
Ware
Mass
West Point
Columbian University
Davia
The
Hague
Poles from Arborvitae for Telegraph Lines
Arborvitae or northern white cedar offers strong light durable poles suited for framing telegraph and telephone lines. Natural growth is slow, prices have risen, and high quality preservative treatments extend service life. Methods include brush applications of carbolineum or creosote and open tank immersion, with costs around $1 to $1.60 per pole and roughly six hours in treatment.
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Ste Ol & Pole
The
Forest Service
Hvas
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Forrester
Washington
Cummins Denounces Rumors at Council Bluffs
Doelliver reports Cummins attacked a circulating report that he aimed to supersede Alligence and malice claims by enemies. He sought written assurances from Allison’s allies, signed by Cummins, that he backed the senator’s reelection and that contrary reports were calumnies aimed at his defeat.
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Cummins
Allison
England Court in Gloom Amid Allied Tensions
English court life is portrayed in somber terms as allied nations face unsettling developments. Reports indicate close friendships among victims of recent events, with fresh concerns reaching from St. Petersburg to London and beyond.
Rural delivery service set for Wright county
Complete rural delivery service has been ordered established in Wright county on April 1. The total number of routes in the county will be twenty. The report also notes various local items from farm incidents to social happenings including prize winnings, a cat show, a laborer buried in an avalanche, a courthouse incident involving Leonard Chapman and other community notes from Des Moines and surrounding areas.
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Wright County
Lena Ellis
Frank Hillis
Des Moines
Iowa
Hamil & Son of
Cascade
Ran
North
Huxley
Lewis
Ashland
Isi Aglow
Jemas
California
Bishop Weekly
Kansas City
Union Chapel
Booneville
T Fandsome
Puiding
Cummins Denies Senate Candidacy Amid Political Feud
A collection of letters and remarks from 1907 1908 shows Albert B Cummins denying any bid for Senator Allison's seat while asserting his gubernatorial ambitions. The material also mentions accusations of false motives by enemies and discussions of political strategy in Iowa Dubuque county and the third district.
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Dubuque
Third
Cummins
Allison
Senate
Suroto
Cumming
Markes
Iowa
Worth Reading: Zelipski Endorses Bucklen’s Salve
Leo F. Zelipski of 68 Ginson St Buffalo claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a stubborn cold sore in two days with one daily application. Heads to Wangler Bros drug store, guaranteed satisfaction.
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Leo F. Zelipski
Ginson St
Buffalo
Wangler Bros’ Drug
Jbc. Edior
Edward and Alexandra’s English Roots Shine Through
A report on Edward and Alexandra highlighting her English upbringing and affection from relatives. It notes King Edward’s peevish mood due to royal family troubles and his plan to shorten spring duties, with a possible continental visit and a potential trip to St Petersburg if the Czarina’s condition worsens.
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Edward
Queen Alexandra
Alice
King Edward
Hesse
England
Carlos
St. Petersburg
Kansas state institutions officials open quarterly conference
Superintendents of state institutions in Kansas begin their first quarterly conference at the statehouse. H.C. Howman of Newton opens the program with a talk on management and control of state charitable and correctional institutions. Speakers include Mrs. Julia B. Perry Beloit on industrial school pupils, Dr. T. C. Biddle Topeka on female nurses in male wards, and Dr. J. N. Van Nuys Osawatomie on tuberculosis. The conference will conclude tomorrow.
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N. van Nuys
Osawatomie
Allison clan builds eleventh district political club surge
Sioux City gears for a statewide Allison campaign drive as county clubs form across the eleventh district. Leaders Roach Perkins and Shull plan a Des Moines conference with allogen supporters. Local Sioux City Auto club aims to enroll at least 1,200 members by week’s end.
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Bloux
Sioux City
B.C. Roach
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Allison
Sioux ‘City
Autor Club
Roach
Geo. D. Perkins
D.C. Shull
Des Moines
Alligon
Atl the Littel. Savery
Railroads summoned to discuss lowering Tennessee passenger fares
Presidents of the Louisville and Nashville, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis, and Illinois Central railroads are called to Nashville before the state railroad commission to discuss possible passenger fare cuts. If voluntary reductions are refused, the commission may push the issue to court. A noisy ad closes the item with an unrelated sales line for Rocky Mountain Tex.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Loulaville and
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Illinois Central
Tennessee Railroad Commission
Wisconsin Democrats Name Delegates At Large Denver Bound
The Democratic state convention in Milwaukee convened to name at large delegates to the Denver convention. Expectation is all delegates will be instructed for Bryan with the contest focusing on delegation personnel. Names mentioned include Wall of Milwaukee, John Aylward of Madison, Daniel H. Grady of Portage, Congressman Charles Weisse of Sheboygan, Falla, and H. H. Manson, state committee chair.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Denver
Bryan
Wall
John Aylward
Madison
Daniel H. Grady
Portage
Charles Weisse
Sheboygan Falla
H. H Manson
State Committee
Marked For Death Cure Promises Breath Of Health
Mrs A C Williams of Bac Ky credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a graveyard cough that plagued her lungs for years. She says the first dose brought relief and she gained 58 pounds as health returned, claiming the medicine holds the world healing record for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases and can prevent pneumonia. Available at Wangler Broa drug store in 50c and 2.00 sizes with a free trial.
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Wangler Broa
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