Unclear Courier notes and Sioux City Journal editorial clash
The fragment references Courier notices in a West Park Avenue area and mentions a Sioux City Journal editorial defending Senator Cummins against labor unions. It argues Cummins opposed an illegitimate sundry civil bill exemption, praising his stand against discriminatory measures and labor oppression while warning unions against political tricks.
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Sioux City Journal
Cummins
Federal Department of Justice
Senator Cummins
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert M. la Fouette
United States
Organized Labor
United States Senate
Oil Trust
Steel Trust
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Congress
Bhother
Cummins defense of labor ties to public duty
The speaker argues that Cummins consistently supports workers and questions punishing him for resisting a principle that could provoke anarchy if applied oppositely. The piece frames Cummins as principled and devoted to labor rights.
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Secator Cummins
Motto I should worry used by graduating classes
The Dubuque Times-Journal reprints the Dubuque opinion criticizing three graduating classes for adopting I should worry as a motto. It argues the slang phrase is vulgar and inappropriate for schools and that class mottos should be meaningful and proper for educating boys and girls in practical life.
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Courier
Dubuque
Hfe
Court hears heartbroken letter on marriage fault and remorse
A Chicago court publicizes a letter from a mourning woman lamenting her failed marriage. She urges tolerance and reflects on remorse that might prevent separation. The piece contrasts this with a New York Stuyvesant High School walkout over ventilation and food. An exchange questions Roosevelt jury members about drinking before judging the case.
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Chicago
New York
Stuyvesant High School
Memorian tribute echoes honor to long-ago heroes
A brief memorial note expresses reverence for fifty-year-old heroes and notes the inability to fully capture gratitude with words. It emphasizes solemn respect and enduring admiration, reflecting communal mourning and gratitude.
Just a Suggestion by Sioux City Tribune
President Wilson laments that the common people lack lobby representation in Washington. The piece questions why supporters of senators and representatives cannot advocate for the public interest.
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Sioux City Tribune
Wilson
Washington
Slippery debate skirts real stakes in corridor quotes
Fragmentary Washington Star passage shows Senator Sorghum unsure about a corridor debate. The dialogue hints at caution over adding proper rider and sobers, reflecting tense political speech patterns and the era’s tone.
Postmaster Circular on Handling Fragile Parcels
Instructions issued to all post offices by Joseph Stewart second assistant postmaster general require careful packing of fragile items and proper marking. Parcels with sharp or breakable parts must be wrapped to prevent damage and fragile labels applied only to truly fragile items. mispacked or nonfragile items must not be accepted for mailing.
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Sok Towa
Joesph Stewart
Ant
Commanita
Beith
Wavar
Pallway
Angp
Eae
Yonkers Evolving From Old Town to Modern City
Yonkers bounds New York on the north and grows as a modern city of 80 009 people with lofty hillsides, Dutch mansions, and factories. The piece notes Broadway through the center, five miles of factories fronting the river, numerous schools for young ladies, and a thriving suburban service as it distances itself from NYC.
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Yonkers
New York City
New York
Rutell
Westchester County
Park ‘Hill
Hudson ‘River
Broadway
Samuel Tilden
Edwin Ia ‘Oliver
Public Interest and Road Funds Debate in Early Iowa Press
The text discusses public concern over traffic systems and suggests redirecting funds once used for Billy Sunday to road construction. It notes Des Moines opposition, recalls a past Council Bluffs episode, and urges enforcement of game and pest controls under state warden orders to curb bird slaughter and poisonous gopher baits.
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Council Bluffs
Billy Sunday
Des Moines
Des Moiners
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Roley Kidney Pills Advertised by Family Doctor
A family doctor notes women come for female trouble but improve when treated for kidneys and bladder. He endorses Roley Kidney Pills as the best and safest medicine at such times. They are a tonic, quick in relief and available from all druggists.
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Sald
Gale
Elt Drugstata
Republican factions seek unified effort after adjournment
Washington remarks on the Republican party's path to unity. The executive committee of the Republican National Committee signals a strong manifest of spirit, aiming for a full committee meeting sixty days after Congress adjourns. The scene suggests pending consolidation of factions.
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Washington
Republican Nations
Congress
Republic
Republican party revival talk and possible shifts in support
A draft byline discusses likely maneuvers within the Republican camp as the party faces defections from Taft supporters and Progressive alignments. It suggests reconnecting with protectionist conservatives, planning for the next House, and leveraging calmer public discussion to shape future policy.
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Oufei
Republican Tiemphe
Republican Party
Mn Taft
Payne
Republican
Bower
Dingley
Lane
Reform measures warrant increase in rail freight rates
Dan Moiner reports petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks higher freight charges by eastern railroads. Iowa and eastern shipments are affected by a proposed 5 percent rise, with rails arguing existing rates hamper lane use and justify the increase.
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Dan Moiner
Eastern
Interstate Commerce Comtmiskidz
State Commission
Towa
Iowa
Saat
Educational notes on foreign students and school systems
The report surveys 85 foreigners studying in Rome this year and 60 Americans, notes Spanish law publications for New Mexico education, and lists international programs from Laplander schools to Bet Ho Germany teachers celebrating 50 years. It reports playground funding in Little Rock and Pine Bluff, Pittsburgh pupil delays, and calls for expert education commissions in U.S. reforms.
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Rome
Montes Worl
Bet- Ho
Germany
Berlin Teachers’ Society
Wilks
Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Dearest Baby and Pinkham's Vegetable Cure
An anecdotal testimonial from Plattsburg Mississippi praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during pregnancy and aiding childbirth. The writer claims the remedy saved the baby's life and improved his wife Verna Willees's well being, urging others to seek guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Co. with confidential female staff.
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Pinkham
Verna ‘Wilees
Plattsburg
Miss
Lydia
Gra
Pinker
Yan
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