Prominent Democrat Backs Taft If Hegan Nominated
A St Louis circuit judge, Daniel G Taylor, strong Democratic backer, pledges support for William H Taft if Wil laut J Hegan is the Denver nominee. He praised Taft as a great lawyer and diplomat, urged constructive statecraft, and contrasted Taft with Bryan.
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Taft
Daniel G. Taylor
St Louis
Willaut J. Hegan
Denver
Wiliam H. Taft
Judge Taylor
Democrats
St. Louis
Mr. Taft
Leareat
Philippines
Chin
Supreme Bench
Ilaeg
Roagavelt
Bryan
Cleveland
Who Will Occupy The Vacant Chairs in Cabinet If Taft Becomes Next President
Washington June 29 With Taft's nomination Republicans assume an assured victory in November. Numerous cabinet suggestions place Theodore Burton, Secretary of State options include Burton in diplomatic roles. other names cited are Dawes, Kellogg, Magoon, and Von Meyer. The piece notes the improbable Democratic cabinet forecasts and quotes medical anecdotes unrelated to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United States
Hendrick
Washington
Burton
Ohio
Chines
Fairbanks
Indiana
David
Jayne Hill
Cadot Lodge
Massachusetts
Robert Bacon
Bess York
Chisaso Record-Herald
Theodore
Congressman Burton
Chicago
James Wilson
Wilson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Town ‘Agriculture College
Ames
McKinley
American Statesman
Trat Place
Bacon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lakat
David Jayne Hiii
Netherlands
Berlin
This Is My 78th Birthday A Ward Sculpture
John Quincy Adams Ward, famed American sculptor born June 29 in Ohio, long based in New York, leads in a portrait of his career. The piece notes his works The Freedman and The Pilgrim and mentions his roles in arts organizations and cabinet prognostications.
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John Quncy Adams Ward
Thea
Urleans
Ohio
Henry K. Browne
Washington
New York City
Mr. Ward
Elerion
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Anne Benanek
Papen
Sculpture Society
Boston
Pilgrim
Central Park
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
George H. Thomas
Commodore Perry
Israel Putnam
General Hancock
Hartford
Newport
Notable historical dates and figures listed
A compact timeline lists events and deaths from 1701 to 1895 including Jacques de Brouillan named Acadia governor in 1701, Henry Clay’s prominence, General Meade's Army of the Potomac command change in 1864, a railroad wreck death toll in 1871, British Columbia's entry to Canada, and Thomas Huxley’s death in 1895 born 1828.
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Jacques Francois de Brouillan
Acadia
Sasue
Philadelphia Inquirer
Henry Clay
Iman
Borg
Meada
lHeaker
Army of the Potomac
St. Hilaire
Quebec
Britsh Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Thomas “Henry Huxley
Speculation on Taft Cabinet Names and Possible Replacements
The piece lists figures like Luke Wright, Bascom Slemp, William Loeb, George Meyer, Charles Dawes, Wade Ellis, and George Knight as potential secretary nominees. It notes Senator Fulton’s defeat in Oregon as a factor and weighs Roosevelt era appointees versus possible successors, highlighting the uncertainty of forming a Taft or Democratic cabinet.
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Trank
Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Navy
Wiliam Loeb
New York
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
George L. Knights
California
Interior
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Cheater J. Long
Kansas
C. Bascom Stemp
Virginia
Agriculture
James Wilson
Iowa
Commerce and Labor
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Mr. Tatt
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilken
Charles I. Magnen
Nebraska
Panama
Guba
Enurap
Waterloo Spirit Sustains Growth and River Pride
A Waterloo booster extols the town’s vitality and riverhood, praising Cedar River charm, rapid development, and a growing economy. Rail facilities, manufacturing, farming, canning, and street improvements underpin the “Waterloo Spirit,” fueling ongoing city-building.
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Waterloo
Railrond
Beay
Hettle
Ay- Ievaga
Lowa
Ear Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes and the Eustachian tube. It promises a $100 reward for any case cured by the remedy and urges sending for free circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and notes strawberry harvest by G. H. Eighmey.
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Hall
J. Cheey & CO
Toledo
Waterloo Wholesome City Booms With Civic Pride
A Cedar Falls traveler extols Waterloo Iowa as a wholesome growth node with ten banks, three newspapers, 260 cars, two high schools, operas, strict saloon rules, and a 6000 seat chautauqua coliseum. Locals credit cooperative spirit, paving expansion, and factory attraction, while noting some critics and Billy Sunday plans for spring.
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Cedar Falls
Oway
Chautalqua
Iowa
Waterloo
Boosters
Eanch
Cedar Pats
Feeding Rations on the Farm Explained Thoroughly
A practical primer on feeding rations for stock, defining ration as the daily feed amount for a 1000 pound animal. It covers nitrogenous versus carbonaceous rations, nutritive ratio calculations, and how balanced rations vary by stock type and work level, with maintenance and working needs outlined.
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Giyan
Timothy Hey
Kidney Cure Promises Relief Yet Fails to Help
An advert claims Folly's Kidney Cure will treat kidney and bladder troubles with medical aid, noting skepticism over its effectiveness. It mentions Wrangler Brog. and J. K. Joder as sellers and urges inquiry into its efficacy.
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Wrangler Brog
J. K. Joder
Automobile Crash At LeMars Injures Three in Party
A Sioux City Journal report describes a Thursday night auto crash near LeMars involving J. Sammis A C Colledge and William Long. Colledge escaped unconsciousness only by morning while Long suffered three broken ribs and Sammis walked away with minor injuries. The car somersaulted after skidding into a pole, delaying Colledge’s full wakefulness until nine the next morning.
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LeMars
Sioux City
Mr. Colledge
W. T. Kindle
Mr. Lemmis
Mr. Long
Colledge
Mr. Longsoffer
Sammis
Central States Tenury Championship Opens in St Louis
The Central States tenury championship tournament begins in St Louis. An advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs and lung trouble, praising its use in early consumption. Sold by Wangler Bros. and J. K. Joder.
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A. M. Ake
Woed
Ind
Foley
Wanglar , Bros
J. &. Joder
Pry Jungs Ware
Central States
St Louis
Herren, Finch
Alic
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
Venezuela fears total cut of contact amid plague and Castro tensions
Caracas reports wide fear of isolation as the plague spreads and U S diplomatic ties waver. Withdrawal of the American legation is linked to pressure on Castro, with negotiations deemed useless by officials. A separate notice praises Foley's Kidney Cure, as a local ad item appears in the same dispatch.
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Caracas
Venezuela
United States
Legation
Castro
Washington
Castro J
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Waterloo Reporter
Bmath Parrott & Bone
Waterloo, Town
L. G. Parrott, Raitor
Aesye
Editorial
Corn Belt Phone Business Office
Baltorisl Roome
Ted
Georgia
Rapier
Paint Rock
Nolan Chucky
Vox Popull
Ons
Vox Fopull
the Register and Leader
Lesa M. Shaw
Democratic Party
Burlngton
Tate
Cuba
War Department
Quatice
Treasury
George J. von Meyer
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
George B. Cor Felyan
Leuke Wm. Wright
Tennessee
Charles H. Magoon
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Inée
A. M. Wight
Q. A. Ward
Secretary of the Navy
H. Hitchcock
Robert Henderson
In Council
G. H. Eighmey
Had Beer
Evangeliat
Billy Sunday
Wik Kennedy
Experiment ‘Station
Iowa State College
Tews
Metropolitan Millinery
East Fourth Street
Gastro
Rotgers
Kraussin
Bay4
PWT
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