Leasing public grazing lands stirs debate in Congress
Editorial argues Lacey bill to lease western grazing lands to settlers, exclude corporations, curtail cattle barons' control, and curb meat monopoly links. Warns against irrigation fund bait and calls for distributing land to thrifty settlers to secure future meat supply. Also critiques U S policy in the Philippines and advocates stronger action.
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Los Angeles Herald
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Government ownership of railroads urged by McMillan
The Washington correspondent of the Los Angeles Times quotes Senator McMillan of Michigan predicting that railroads will resist opposition and that government ownership may become a necessity. He notes conservatives fear such ownership would politicize rail, diminish initiative, and threaten public interests, urging bold measures to curb corporate control.
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Senator McMillan
Michigan
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Congress
Public service strain and a New York minister's death
The piece critiques public officials for tolerating corporate power while pondering government ownership of railroads. It notes a New York theological student who died after being refused a license for denying Adam's existence, mocks his death as related to the decision, and ends by satirizing political alignments over belief.
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Adam
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Adan
Democratic Party
Decline of N O Murphy Power Ties Emergence of Ex Prefix
A brief note signals a waning influence of N O Murphy as the designation Ex prefix marks the remaining power and prestige in a shifting local landscape.
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N. O. Murphy
Licensing Saloon Privileges Advocated for Citywide Rules
An editorial argues for a general ordinance to veto saloon licensing by block, requiring a majority of property holders to approve licenses and to advertise for ten days. It critiques current licensing as unjust and favors uniform treatment and strict enforcement over exemptions. It also condemns backroom consent by licensing committee members.
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Tucson
1904 Republican Trust Fight Seeks Square Battle
The Chicago Chronicle notes a Republican nominee must appease trusts enough for funds yet oppose them enough for voter appeal. It argues the Democrats must choose a candidate who will refuse trust concessions and wage a clear, uncompromising campaign against monopoly in 1904.
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Chicago Chronicle
Electric Bitters Credit to Congressman's Recovery
Champ Clark recalls that after a taxing campaign he nearly collapsed from overwork and sleeplessness. Three bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health and vitality, and the medicine is advertised as the best all round health remedy. It is offered at 60 cents and guaranteed by druggists.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Morenci Southern Railway Time Table 5 July 1 1901
Time table No 5 in effect July 1 1901 for Morenci Southern Railway shows connections at Guthrie with A N M trains No 1 and No 2. Trains No 1 southbound links with A N M train No 1, and Trains No 4 northbound connects with A N M train No 2. Superintendent Ixo Burns and Manager J Mills are named officials.
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Ixo, Burns
J. Mills
Cence
Manana Petites Reeien
Reson
Bunkers
Cunningham
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