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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
3
A lengthy letter from former Senator William V. Allen of Nebraska praises Senator Allison. Allen lauds Allison’s knowledge, honesty, and diplomatic acumen, noting his debate skill and steadfastness for right over wrong. The piece emphasizes Iowa’s gratitude and Allison’s mutual honoring of Iowa.
The Chicago Tribune urges Iowa to keep Senator Allison in office amid major economic questions. It argues his long record from the Civil War era through tariff battles proves his vigor and conservatism, and warns against swapping horses.
Three women in Minneapolis contest the disposition of the estate of Willard P. McDonald, former mining promoter, each asserting priority above his widow. The dispute centers on who holds rightful claim to the late magnate’s holdings and assets.
The Des Moines Register rebukes the Graham Phillips charges against Senator Allison, calling the accusations scurrilous and false. It notes Allison's modest income and steadfast probity, praising his public service and urging fair evaluation over muckraking, while highlighting Cummins supporters' defense of his career.
Congressman B P Birdsall highlights William B. Allison as a senior senator who has long influenced the party and the nation. The piece praises his forty four years in Congress, fiscal scrutiny, and trusted role in shaping national policy amid youthful vigor and aging wisdom.
Algona Upper Des Moines Republican argues no vacancy exists and opposes ousting Allison. It claims no side issues should obscure the complaint highlighted in Dolliver’s speech and asserts the fitness of other men need not be debated. The piece warns a vote to oust would dishonor a great Iowa Republican name.
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