Bitter Senate fights loom as voters shift control
As radical reform likely makes senators elected by people, battles erupt in state legislatures over 30 to 34 Senate seats. Names include Beveridge Kern Hitchcock Townsend Culberson La Follette Grenna Money Williams Nixon Oliver Sutherland Page Poindexter Swanson Rayner Swanson Reed and Reed figures, with New Jersey's Kean Martine and Smith amid bitter battles and possible deadlocks.
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House of Representatives
Congress
A. J. Beveridge
Idiana
John W. Kern
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Julius C. Burrows
Michigan
Charles E. Townsend
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Culberson
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
William S. Purcell
Ashe J. Grenna
Purcell
Senate
H. D. Money
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
House
George S. Nixon
Nevada
George T. Oliver
Pennsylvania
George Sutherland
Utah
Carroll
Page
Vermont
Samuel H. Piles
Washington
Miles Poindexter
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Claude A. Swanson
Vicginia
Daniel
William Warner
Missouri
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Thornton
New Jersey
John Kean
James K. Martine
James Smith, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
Martine
Wilson
Smith
Bryan
Senate Fight Across States Shapes to One Party Balance
A long look at looming senatorial contests shows Democrats divided from Maine to California and Republicans facing a strong progressive bloc. Key figures include Murphy in New York, Pomerene and Hanley in Ohio, Hale in Maine, Clapp in Minnesota, Works and Spalding in California, and Dolliver successor debates in Iowa with a possible 51 41 split favoring Republicans and a progressive balance.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Edward M. Shepard
Gaynor
William I. Sheehan
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Dan Cohalan
Charles PF. Johnson
Johnson
Johnevan
George FP
Haley
Obadiah Gardner
W. M
California
John D. Works
al Spalding
Baseball and
Sporting Goods
Works
Spalding
Iowa
Dolliver
Lafe Young
Byers
Senate
Poem Fragment From New York World On Chapulte and Porfirio
The piece images a harsh portrait of Chapulte fate with iron rule and wide gates. It contrasts justice with war and blood involving Porfirio and rebel dead, vulture imagery, and a critique of oppression.
Monument to Brillat Savarin Erected by French Town
Kelley in southeast France plans a monument to Brillat Savarin the author of The Physiology of Taste. The article recounts his career as civil judge fled to Switzerland and the United States, and later regained status while his book faced publishers refusals. It notes famous aphorisms and his famed joke about burgundy versus Bordeaux.
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Kelley
France
Brillat-eacatin
Switzerland
United States
New York
Supreme Court
Brillat-Saverin
Progressive League Formed In San Joaquin County California
James A. Edgerton announced a nonpartisan progressive league plan now forming in Stockton area San Joaquin County California with monthly meetings. Secretary Mary S Merrill says speakers will promote the movement as it aims to spread tariff reduction direct nominations popular election of senators and other reform goals.
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James A. Edgerton
San Joaquin County
Cal
Stockton
Mary SF. Merrill
Progressive League
Edgerton
Nutley
N. J
Burning stump heats tepee at White Salmon camp
Sally Frank a squaw says burning stumps to heat land is effective. She and two young men camped over a stump with a smoldering fire to keep Sally and infant warm as snow nears. Three other stumps smolder while other Indians set up wigwams and praise their ingenuity.
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Sally Frank
White Salmon
Sally
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