Monument honors McKinley in Canton with enduring plea on life
The Canton Ohio ceremony dedicated to William McKinley recalls his private virtues and public service. Letters from John Hay and UC President Wheeler are carved on the monument epitaph reflecting McKinley’s era and the transient nature of life. The nearby debate notes railroad rate data as citizens seek factual records over political talk.
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Ohio
William McKinley
John Hay
McKiney
McKinley
California
Wheeler
University of
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Wheler
Joan Hay
University of California
Berkley
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Tribune backs tax changes while opposing Gamble, notes on politics
An Argus Leader summary reports the Sioux City Tribune endorsing tax reform and tariff shifts, while criticizing Senator Gamble. The piece questions the paper's alignment and suggests it is not acting squarely in its coverage.
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Sioux City Tribune
Lumber
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Tribune
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Chet
Kittredge
Argus Leader
Oil price rise seen as remedy for losses
The passage notes a prevalent belief that briefly increasing oil prices could offset losses caused by human laws or natural forces, implying a speculative strategy rather than a guaranteed fix. The statement suggests volatility and decision making amid economic uncertainty.
Railroads Seek Temporary Restraining Order
The railroad corporations filed for a temporary restraining order seeking to halt actions affecting their operations. Courts consider the request amid ongoing disputes over jurisdiction and relief measures. The outcome remained pending as parties awaited a hearing date.
Sioux Falls Levy Hits Historic 60.05 Mills for All Purposes
The Sioux Falls tax levy for all purposes this year totals 60.05 mills, the largest levy ever recorded for Minnehaha County. The figure marks a milestone in local tax history as officials note increased funding needs.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Borah Acquitted in Idaho Timber Land Case
Jury clears Senator Borah of charges over valuable Idaho timber land. Court applauded as verdict read, brass band welcomed Borah at his hotel and he thanked supporters for their confidence in his integrity.
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Borah
Idaho
Justice Chamber
Roosevelt Third Term Supporters Face Skepticism
A report says President Roosevelt’s third term bid has cooled with critics who believe he keeps his word. The piece notes boosters hoping for continued prominence may learn his commitment to his stated stance.
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Roosevelt
Mississippi
Governor Hughes Missed South Dakota Baptist Convention
New York Governor Hughes, who promised to attend the Deadwood convention, was absent but sent a letter read at Tuesday’s session expressing regret. The letter conveyed his inability to be present despite prior commitments.
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Hughes
New York
Deadwood
Roosevelt Backs Mississippi River Channel Project
President Roosevelt advocates restoring the Mississippi River as a major commerce artery and supports a fourteen foot channel from the Great Lakes to the Gulf as a national task.
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Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Gulf
Defeat of Fairbanks Delegates Linked to Roosevelt
A historical news note blames Vice President Fairbanks's loss as lay delegate to a Methodist Episcopal conference on President Roosevelt and a palatable cocktail, framing it as a narrow political and religious controversy.
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Fairbanks
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Roosevelt
Senator Kittredge Speaks on Baptist Lecture Course
Senator Kittredge is listed as a speaker on the lecture course of the Baptist church. The program features a series of talks by community leaders on religious and civic topics.
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Senator Kittredge
The
Baptist
Senator Kittredge Praised for Courage on Seating Vote
Readers note strong praise for Senator Kittredge who voted against Smoot and party leaders on the seating issue. The Gamble home organ led the attack against his vote and lauded his stance, while locals commend his fearless character on many questions.
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Kittredge
Gamble
Smoot
Senate
Glass protest vote against Gamble Crawford machine rule
A note argues Mr. Glass avoided exposing the insurgent pot during the last session by executive influence and his current candidacy serves as a protest of the Gamble Crawford machine.
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Glass
Insurgent intraparty clash fuels Crawford Gamble race
The congressional campaign grows tense as Hall Parker and Glass push bids. Rumor swirls that another insurgent may join unless the Crawford Gamble machine settles Glass candidacy before the filing deadline.
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Hall
Parker
Glass
Crawford-Gamble Machine
New Passenger Train Installed Between Huron and Aberdeen
The North Western adds another passenger train to meet state demand. Those responsible for the service are to be congratulated on expanding passenger options.
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Huron
Aberdeen
North-Western
Insurgent Governor Candidate Chosen by local Machine
Senator Vessey of Wessington Springs has been agreed upon by the Gamble Crawford machine as the insurgent candidate for governor. The decision was reached at a machine meeting held during the Mitchell Corn Palace gathering.
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Vessey
Wessington Springs
Gamble- Crawford Machine
Machine
Mitchell Corn Palace
Taft Enjoys A Moment Before Presidency Brings Trials
The speaker says Taft is enjoying a rare good time now and may face unforeseen troubles once he becomes president. The remark hints at the coming burdens and duties awaiting his presidency.
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Taft
Railroads Facing Losses Hamper State Rate Plans
Rock Island and the Minneapolis and St Louis lines report operating at a loss while Milwaukee and Northwestern pay only small dividends. Mr Wright sees little chance for a 244 cent passenger rate in the state and warns that hostility to railroads may delay new lines and slow improvements by existing roads.
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Rock Island
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Milwaukee and North-Western
Wright
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Advertisement
An 19th century advertisement declares deafness caused by catarrh cannot be cured and promises one hundred dollars for any cure Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. It also urges readers to send for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
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The readable fragments discuss borrowing, buying, or selling money related items, but the text is garbled and lacks clear details or names. It does not present a coherent event or notice to summarize.
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