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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Reporter
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
3
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A Cedar Rapids Republican piece urges Iowa farmers to vote Tuesday June 2 to defeat Cummins in the primary. It cites past remarks on free trade with Canada and laments the primary date as inconvenient to farmers while predicting farmer turnout will challenge the Cummins machine. The writeup argues farmers should act to influence the senatorial contest.
The Sioux Cry Journal urges voters to follow the first name on their preferred primary ballot, notes an exception for the lieutenant governor office, and supports overtones praising William S Allison while urging Republicans to oppose Cummins. It urges a vigorous stance against perceived political nuisances and ends by urging votes for Carroll.
A Wisconsin politician planned a Des Moines visit to support Governor Cummins but illness prevented it. The piece urges Iowa Republicans to back Senator Allison, Charles Pickett in Black Hawk County, Murphy in Vinton, and Carroll for governor, warning against Cummins and referencing the Torbet letter and Cummins machine influence.
The article honors Abraham Lincoln’s tomb at Springfield as a national shrine. It notes his martyrdom after the Civil War and describes the monument’s granite construction, rebuilding in 1901, and a cemented vault placed in 1901. It cites the Lincoln Monument Association’s fundraising, lists contributors, and credits Larkin G Mead’s design for Oak Ridge cemetery.
An authenticated excerpt shows Albert B. Cummins denying a candidacy against Senator Allison and criticizing rivals over the Torbert letter a year earlier. The piece frames Cummins as a political deceiver and notes Iowa Republicans split over his leadership while the Sioux City Journal comments on internal party discord.
On June 1 notable events and births appear across history from 1205 Earlin Dandoly to 1907 fines in Texas. Figures include James Buchanan born 1791 and Hugo Munsterberg born 1863, with milestones like Canadas first post cards 1871 and the 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland.
Detroit hosts the annual International Association of Chiefs of Police convention with talks on handling anarchists. Chief George M Shlopy of Chicago will present a paper on the topic. Major Sylvester presides. delegates from major U.S. and Canadian cities attend. events and tours organized at Wayne hotel.
Officials warn that fraud at the June primary will be punished under Section 4918 of the Cole Supplement. Voters must cast ballots only for the party they truly belong to, with false declarations risking a misdemeanor and fines up to five hundred dollars or six months’ imprisonment.
Congressman Cousins writes from Washington saying campaign duties prevent him from Iowa participation. He argues the showdown tests Democratic theories versus Republicanism, calling out a Democratic backed opponent of Senator Allison and labeling the party line as mixed with extortion and unsafe trade positions. The piece frames a GOP choice between true Republican leadership and a Democratic backed rival.
The article advises on economical pig and lamb feeding, with corn and alfalfa or flower mixture producing faster gains. It stresses early growth, proper selection of breeding stock, and green feeds. For cattle, it covers feed rations, shipping prep, yard handling, bedding, and humane handling to preserve meat quality. It warns against excess salt or grain before shipping, and emphasizes dry, well bedded cars and calm loading practices.
In Little Rock Arkansas delegates to the Democratic state convention tilt between Governor Pindall and U S Senator Jeff Davis. Pindall supporters claim Davis defeat is foregone and list potential Arkansas delegates to the Denver national convention including Jas P Clark N O Findal O C Ludwig and Geo W Donaghey. In Erie Pennsylvania the Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens with preparations and anticipated crowds as parade day nears with officers to be chosen amid festive decorations.
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