Cummins Attacks Cannon Aldrich In Fiery Senate Speech
Iowa Senator Cummins delivers a harsh defiance toward Cannon Aldrich Payne and party leaders in a speech that vows to challenge the current control in the Senate. He calls for investigation of what constitutes a Republican and criticizes the judges named by Cannon and Payne. Aldrich speaks elsewhere in Chicago as Cummins speaks.
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Republican Party
Iowa
Cannon
Aldrich
Payne
Senate
House
Cummins
Cannon and Associates
Ilineis
Boa
House of Representatives
Congress
Elgin
la Follette
United States
Commonwealth
Yiet
Republdates
Democratic Party
Erast
Republi
Debating tariff split and party unity in 1908
Senator urges a tariff commission to uncover true production costs and defend protection while criticizing Cannon and allies. He warns insurgents may reshape the party, pledges no alliance with Democrats, and calls for railroad rate reform and stronger anti trust actions to preserve competition.
Notice of Special Assessment for Windsor Avenue Improvement
Notice to all concerned that a special assessment of 2462.37 will be levied at the City Council session on November 10 1909 for Windsor Avenue improvement from the previous end to 320 feet north. Plat and schedule on file in the City Recorder office show parcels subject to assessment and owners as practicable. Objections must be filed or the owner may appear at the November 18 1909 session to show cause why the assessment should not be levied. Dubuque. Edmund A. Linehan City Recorder.
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Republican Party
Congress
House
James R. Mann
Canada
Popes Wee
Sen Welake
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Tariff Commission
Republlican
United States
Finance Committee
Senate
Scylla
Charybdis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trme
Windsor Avenue
F. Buetin
City Recorder
City of Dubuque
Dubuque
Edmund A. Linehan
Real estate transfers week ending November 6 1909
Real estate transfers compiled by K F Salot show multiple parcels traded. Transfers include J Dinkler to J Luchsinger sixty acres in Concord Township for 2880 dollars and other lot and acreage trades involving Liberty and Whitewater townships with sums ranging from 1 to 6080 dollars.
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K. F. Salot
J. Dinkler
J. Luchsinger
Concord
J. J. McLaughlin
J. J. Nagle
Keogh
S. Raforth Et al
R. Winers
Dreibelbis
F. C. Rosahl, Sr
F. G. Rosahl
J. R. Taylor
T. Westaby
W. Pasker
J. B. Maters
Liberty Tp
Oxford Heights
C. Masseey
T. Flynn
Whitewater
M. L. Grings
N. C. Gindorff
Finley's
J. H. Gindorff
M. L. Gring
Home
A. A .Manders
J. Stecher
Peru
P. Krocheski
C. A. Voelker
Property Transfers From Local Real Estate Additions
L Perleth transfers lot 49 in McCraney's 1st addition to C A Voelker for 85 dollars. C A Voelker conveys lot 2 of 2 of 237 Davis Farm addition to A L Rumbaugh for 4500 dollars. S Koch sells to C A Voelker lots 6 and 7 in Breakey's Dub for 1600 dollars. T Flynn sells pt to C Massey and Rhomberg sells to T W Bade a lot 271 in Ham's add for 500 dollars.
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C. Masseey
C. Rhomberg
T. W. Bade
Ham
New Dubuque Book On Sale This Week
A new Dubuque edition of When She Came Home From College by Marian K Hurd and Jean B Wilson is now on the stands. The tale follows a college girl rejoining her family after four years away and includes original crayon drawings by George Gibbs exhibited at C F Fitzpatrick book store.
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Marian K. Hurd
Jean B. Wilson
Ladies Home Journal
Dubuque
C. F., Fitzpatrick
George Gibbs
Sox Lead Marquettes in Weekly Standings
The White Sox top the Marquette league this week with a 0.733 percentage while the Giants sit second at 0.666 and the Black Cats and Senators trail at 0.200. Individual highs include J Oppelt and F Schlueter both at 229, and team marks feature Giants 943 and Pirates 925 in a high scoring game.
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White Sox
Giants
Black Cats
Senators
Eee Ee i
Eer B
Vietees
Laren CweTekdores Neko
NES Cocca Eres
Are Ee
Gov Tigers
Cere
OE Fo
Anti Kale Ee
Sematere O.oo
Eam
Pirates
J. Oppelt
A F. Schlueter
G. J. Vogel
High Ave Maakt
Rage
Selfishness Always Wrong Quote Found
A quoted ethical maxim from Margaret Teland warns that pursuing happiness at others’ expense marks one as bad. The succinct reflection emphasizes moral restraint and empathy. The author asserts selfish choices harm social harmony and personal virtue.
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Margaret Teland
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Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Bunalground
Sigw
Republic
Dayton
Freeport
Cedar Motyes
Iowa City
Adlerrochester
New Dubuque
Marian Hurd
Jean Wilson
Marquettes
Will H. Cleaver
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