Publishers' Announcement Promises Des Moines Register Deal
An exchange notes a reporter accepting live stock and produce for subscriptions while Burr Monitor jokes about roosters and corn. The Upper Des Moines Republican seeks a carriage horse or automobile on subscriptions as the supreme court considers the biennial elections amendment with supporters confident of a ruling favoring it.
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Primary legislation shifts in west. Shaw and Missouri notes
The article discusses growing support for primary nominations for U S senators, implying eventual direct election by the people. It also notes Secretary Shaw's term and rumored pending resignation, potential presidential run, and mentions Senator Allison as a comparison. It cites editor Payne of the Nevada Representative crediting Payne for highlighting Missouri’s pivotal role in lifting Republican prospects and Fairbanks’s efforts.
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Intervention Call Over Santo Domingo and Hayti
The speaker argues for U.S. involvement in Santo Domingo to restore order and civilize the Caribbean island. He criticizes past policies that blocked aid and allowed continuous revolutions and anarchy, condemning Hayti’s drift toward voodooism and cannibalism while urging responsible action abroad.
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Galveston Exports Lead U S Trade In 1904 Figures
Galveston, described as a gulfport of Texas, reportedly exported more wheat and cotton in 1904 than any other U S city. The port ranked third in overall merchandise shipments behind New York and New Orleans, with fourth in breadstuffs and third in livestock. Analysts expect continued growth, especially after the Panama Canal opens. Uncle Joe Cannon is noted for treasury vigilance.
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Going After Land Across North America Draws Settlers
A broad migration sees people moving into Canada and warmer regions. The article notes enthusiasm for settlement across the continent, with Iowa and California attracting families seeking lands and milder winters. It describes Alaska’s brief warm season and the vast, ice-covered grounds awaiting development, highlighting shifting perceptions of climate suitability for habitation.
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Migration westward as Alaska and Siberia attract settlers
The article argues that migration will continue westward toward Nebraska Wyoming the Dakotas Canada Washington and Oregon with Alaska drawing colonists and land agents advancing. It contrasts American expansion with Europeans crossing to Asia and notes Russian and Japanese forces in Manchuria amid a war context. The piece frames settlement as a long cycle linking continents and nations.
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The Battle of Mukden Great War Clash Described
The article portrays Mukden as the era’s greatest modern battle with about 250000 soldiers engaged, mainly Japanese, across a long front over about two weeks. It notes four generals directing independent operations under Oyama, cites Japanese casualties around 41222 with Russian losses likely double, and mentions ongoing fighting and uncertain outcomes.
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Mortality Statistics Link Diseases to Remedies
Starting mortality figures highlight appendicitis and peritonitis as major killers. The ad copy promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills by M Flannery of 14 Custom Mouse Place Chicago as a cure, with prices and location for purchase at R H Miller's drug store. It also touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a sickroom tonic and offers eye care services from Dr Ripkey with glasses.
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Texas settlers convention at Galveston in April
The Texas settlers convention will be held in Galveston on April 21 22 and 23 with northern Texas settlers and visitors from home states. Governors from all states are invited and a program of entertainment and instruction is planned. For details, write Col. T J Anderson in Houston for the official bulletins.
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Great Sporting News Journal of Chicago Record Herald
The Sunday Chicago Record Herald delivers a richly illustrated four page sporting section with thorough coverage of baseball racing bowling cycling pugilistic golf and yachting news. The daily sporting page is equally popular among sporting men for fullness and interest.
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Charitable Remedies Featured From Syracuse to Connecticut
A Syracuse father treated his son's eye wound with Bucklen's Amicac Salve, claiming it healed quickly. A Connecticut mail carrier praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic shoulder pain after trying several cures. Advertisements note liniments and sewing machine repair services offered locally.
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