Curtis Favored To Lead On First Ballot In State Senate Fight
The piece outlines Curtis as the frontrunner for the Republican state senate caucus with Long and Stanley close behind. It notes dark horse possibilities, fusionist nominations totaling 99 of 125 legislative seats, and divides districts by likely outcomes. It discusses campaign organization, internal machine influences, and potential shifts after the first vote.
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de Firet Dietriet
Galdernead
Curtis
Bramiey
Long
Doubtful
Stanley
Yota—Curtis
Caldermea
Long Bowersock
Bevenith
Whese
Clyge
Cyrus Leland
Jphan County
George Hayden
Nemaba
Leland
Jnst Curtis
Hayden
Senate
State Committee
Beinir
Chir
Albaugh
Raney
Morgan
Andy” Richards
Porniderkbie
Ditc
Lavais Coiitien
Chery Lous
Lange Enemies
Cabital
Nin
United States
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Curts
Kansas
Calderheed
Bowersock
Stuer
Tony
Curtin
Political Fusion Forces Debates Over Tax Bill Campaign
The fusionists plan a campaign against the proposed tax bill. Secretary Curran of the Populist committee challenged Senator Dumont Smith to a debate with Major A. M. Harvey on the bill’s merits. Curtis spoke at Leavenworth to Soldiers' Home and Turner Hall audiences, noting strains with Burton after the Wichita convention.
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Shawnse
F. W. Jackson
Weeds
Holton
Brown— Hao
Brey McMant
Tropla Eik
Sol L. Cong
Seth Seti Nas
Nas City
Ante
Hinter Iion
Chase
Erty
Morrie
S. A. Lowman
Elleworth
John Shannon
Bilsworth
Russell
Rockefeller
Hospell
Litvin—D. Rooks
Lincoln
Daborne
E. D. Rathburn
Ovthorpe
Jewell
John H. Reneato
Smith
Webb McNall
Gaylord
Phillipe
George H. Twinshill
Phillipe Met
Hooke
S. R. Tucker
Ellis
John Schivyer
Hays City
Pawner
M. Sweeney
Pawnee
W. M. Louderman
Morton
A. M. Dean
Richford
Curran
Dumont Smith
A. M. Harvey
Curtis
Leavenworth
Soldiers’ Home
Turner Hall
Wichita
Burton
Tylent
Mr Burton
Weather Summary From Government Forecast
Government forecast today calls for partly cloudy and cooler conditions. A prior forecast predicted rain with a storm period noted last Monday. The state bulletin reports cloudy conditions with rain at most stations except Toronto, and varying temperatures across Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines Kansas City and Des Moines districts. Rainfall measured about 0.11 inches this morning.
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Cider Smith
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin
Toronto
Minneapolis
Omaha
Atinnespolis
Oma Kansas City
Des Moines
Eee
Fea Coe
Quarrel Over a Horse Before Wisteret Court
A legal tangle unfolds as Brubaker brothers pursue replevin against a party over a horse. Lawyer J Reed defends the three Brubakers convicted in a prior case, seeking possession of the animal or its value, with the judge and jury weighing the claim this morning.
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Brubaker
J. Reed
Treasury directs payment on Australian gold to Goldman Sachs
New York September 1 The Treasury directs Goldman Sachs to receive 0 percent of the value of gold from Australia now held at the San Francisco mint. The total gold involved is about 600,000 dollars.
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New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Australia
San Francisco
Henderson Besch versus tariff trusts stirs Iowa race
The text reports Speaker Henderson withdrawing from the Third district race in Des Moines Iowa citing tariff and trust disputes with party leaders. He argues for protected yet regulated trusts and federal oversight while opposing free trade and harming domestic industries. He discusses reciprocity with Cuba and recalls support for revisions to tariff schedules to curb monopolies.
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Republican Party
D. B. Henderson
Webpaaker
Henderson
Glasener
Wirymer, Sonifetatana Cummittes
Triender Henderson
Ronan
Fipesker Henderson Suld
Ambrosk
Waterloo
Specker Henderson
Congress
Tno
Roosevelt
Conferena
Cuba
Senate
House
Hoosevelt
Imgt
Des Moines
Dubuque
Mekare
Bathwin
DR. Henderson
Bhaw
Hender Washington
Long Career and Wounded Veteran Henderson in Congress
Speaker Henderson, 62, long servant from Iowa’s Third district, has served twenty years in the National House since 1899. A severely wounded Civil War veteran with a wooden leg he is a champion of soldiers rights and free seed distribution, noted for energetic oratory and patriotic rhetoric.
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National House
Old Deer
Scotland
Ilingis
van Usey
Henderson Prairie
Payette University
William Allison
Forty-sixth
Dubuque
Waa Imed
United States District Attorney
C. P. Shiras
A. J.vanduzee
Shiran
United States
Vandunee
Henderson P
Congress
Iowa
Hena Hurd
Daniels
Betard, Lenehan & Kilesel
Bourke Cochran
Cleveland
Washington Rumor Sees Henderson Nomination Return
Washington dispatch notes a rumor that Speaker Henderson's looming nomination drive may withdraw under pressure from tariff reform demands and party factions. Analysts in D C expect the convention to adopt a plank aligning with tariff revision, shaping the speaker race and campaign strategy.
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Washington
Henderson
Wasington
Dubuque
West
van Mich
Wenvan
Henti
Ber
Rumors Fly Over Speaker Race After Henderson Move
Gossip swirls as General Henderson withdraws from the speakership contest ahead of November elections. Bannon Sherman Grosvenor Littefeld are floated as possible successors, with Cannon or Sherman viewed as likeliest choices. The Des Moines Register owner criticizes Henderson’s action, warning of party splits and a weakened Republican unity during retirement debates.
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Henderson
Cannon
Sherman
House
George Roberts
United States
Des Moines Register
Piskoe
McCount
No Tariff Revision At Oyster Bay Conference
A ministerial group including Senators Hanns Spooner Allison Aldrich Lodge and Postmaster General Payne met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. They discussed the car situation with focus on western states. The talks aimed to clarify policy for the coming session without endorsing any political changes. The coal strike was reportedly not divided and the conference was harmonious. No publishable names beyond those listed were provided.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Hanns, Spooner
Allison
Aldrich
Lodge
Payne
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Shi
Iiere
DiWald
Dever
About Eyes Pleases Are Not Always Necessary
A Cleveland area reader relates eye irritation and stomach trouble linked to coffee intake in children. Mrs Knapp describes watery eyes, dizziness, and blurred vision improving when coffee is reduced, noting her family’s health improved after stopping coffee with meals and adopting tea or other drinks. The account cites school authorities as misattributing eye issues to a defect rather than caffeine.
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CE Knapp
Vlyria
Pia
Cleveland
Town 4 Frener reelection face in race
Fragmentary notes show Henderson seeking reelection amid local politics. Other names appear as contenders with unclear roles, while reelection themes dominate the remaining cryptic text.
Market Report From a Turbulent Trading Day
A chaotic market summary notes declines and steadiness across crops and livestock. Prices for corn hogs and wheat shift as traders react to open market activity and contract movements while cotton and dairy sectors show mixed signals amid overall volatility.
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