Iowa Man in Senate Rivalry Cited in May 1905
The piece notes Senator Dolliver as a key rival to Roosevelt’s plans, while Senator Knox faces blame for a rate bill mix up after introducing a new bill. Wisconsin’s La Follette risks South Dakota insurgent backlash, and John F. Wallace, ex Panama Canal chief engineer, criticizes the rock system Roosevelt endorsed, signaling no error in the government’s engineer change.
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Knox
Hepburn
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Wallace
Vanderbilt criticized for rough treatment of poor in France
An informal report notes W. K. Vanderbilt allegedly associating with common people in France and receiving a hard rebuke. The piece condemns rough handling of the less affluent as the wrong remedy for money disputes.
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W. K. Vanderbilt
France
Hackett Elected President of South Dakota Press Association
Chas. F. Hackett of the Parker New Era was chosen president of the South Dakota Press Association for the coming year. Hackett is described as one of the oldest and most successful publishers in the state, with his selection deemed a well deserved honor.
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Chas. F. Hackett
Parker New Era
South Dakota Press Association
David Henderson of Iowa Dies after Service to Nation
David Henderson of Iowa former member of the United States House of Representatives has died. He is remembered as a brave veteran and patriot whose career spanned duty to his country in Congress and during the Civil War era.
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David BL ‘Henderson
Iowa
National House
General Henlerson
Dovaliy Orimany
Baillefield
Congrese
Mitchell Welcomes State Meetings Boost for City
Mitchell hosted the South Dakota Press Association and at least five other state organizations since January 1. Conventions bring visitors who spend money and leave favorable word of Mitchell, boosting local reputation and free advertising for the enterprising city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota Press Association
Lafollette Delays Hepburn Bill Decision in Senate
Washington interview with Senator LaFollette shows he has not read the Hepburn bill and will study it in depth once committee progress requires a formal position. He refuses to commit to support the measure, drawing criticism from Kittredge’s admirers in Wisconsin.
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House
Senate
Washington
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Senator Kittredge
Kittredge’s Stance on Hepburn Bill Stressed by North Dakota Press
The piece lauds Senator Kittredge of South Dakota for refraining from preemptive judgment on railroad rate legislation and waits for the bill to reach the Senate. It contrasts his measured approach with critics elsewhere and endorses alignment with President Roosevelt once the measure is finalized. It frames La Follette’s anti-railroad bloc as urging early positions.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Kittredge
Senatoa Follette
West
Crawford
Pinto Kittredge
Senate
K Ttredge
Eould
Roosevelt
Douglas
United States
Illinois
Linecoln
Mr. Lincoln
Lincoln
Douglass
Line
Sangamon
United States Senate
Abe Lincoln
South
Dema
Personal Recollections of Col. Edward Sterling on Lincoln and California
Col Edward Sterling recalls early California gold excitement and his conversion to Republicanism after the Lincoln Douglas debate at Freeport. He notes Whig roots, California corruption, territorial politics, and admiration for Lincoln, Douglas, and the 1860 Chicago convention.
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Col
Edward Sterling
California
Lincoln
Douglass
Mr. Lincoln
Illinois
Whig Party
An Leary Clay
Daniel Webster
Tom Corwin
Ohio
B.D. Baker
Hingis
William Henry
Democratic Party
Gen. Scott
Cal
San Francisco
Ben
Election Board
Know Nothing Party
Republican Party
General Fremont
Fremont
Freeont
Egypt
Free Soil Party
Neparhy
Delny
United States Supreme Court
South
North
Douglas
United States
Ilinois
Abe
Springfield
Chicago
I. N. Arnold
Joe
Medill
The
Chicago Tribune
Freeport
Aldrich Forces Face Real Opposition in Senate Fight
In the United States Senate the Aldrich faction confronts a strong challenge as doubts grow about a decisive victory for their bloc. The battle centers on leadership control and policy direction amid shifting support.
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Aldrich
United States Senate
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad In Toledo Court Notice
Frank J. Cheney & Co. offers to pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Oath sworn December 6 1986 by Frank J. Oreney senior partner in Toledo Ohio. Notary A W Gleason. Advertisement notes internal use and testimonials. Sold by all druggists 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall
F. J. Owenny & Co
Toledo
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for stomach discomfort and digestive issues sold by A. J. Bick and Co. for 35 cents. The copy emphasizes general health benefits and digestional support.
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John Longst
Tuersday
May
Sena
Tor Dolliver
Cess At Publishers
Lafollette and Kittredge Argus
Rat At & Whiskey Grocery
Lil
Leonard Sweet
Wiliam H. Seward
New York
Seward
Abraham Lincoln
State of Ohio
Yan of Toledo
Lucas
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Krystol
Corley’s
P.O
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