Senator Jonathan Dolliver Dead After Illness
The Iowa congressman and United States senator Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver died quietly after a long illness. Physicians said chronic stomach trouble had weakened his heart. his wife Mrs. Dolliver and family were with him in Fort Dodge Iowa. Dolliver, born 1858 in West Virginia, had a storied career from schoolteacher to congressman and senator, noted as a wit in political circles and a staunch defender of tariff revision. Governor Carroll faced an appointment to fill the vacancy amid a three-way Legislative split and political maneuvering in Iowa.
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GENERAL MARKETS AND HOG CATTLE SHEEP PRICES IN CHICAGO
Lamson Bros and Co reports estimated receipts for Oct 17 hogs 30,000 cattle 42,000 sheep 7,000. Hog market opened 5 to 10 cents lower before closing 5 to 10 cents higher with classes mixed and butchers ranging 8.30 to 9.30. Cattle and sheep markets opened 10 to 15 cents and 10 cents lower respectively. New York stock prices noted but details incomplete.
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Iowa Leaders Block Dolliver Senate Departure in 1900s Fight
Iowa figures opposed Dolliver leaving the Senate to avoid Cummins gaining state control. They helped defeat Cummins in the race to succeed Senator Allison, who died soon after. The episode shows internal GOP power dynamics and succession struggle.
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Dolliver
Senate
Cummins
Allison
K P Fair Opens Tonight With City Leaders Present
Tonight at 7 30 the big Prth ian fair opens with President Soroull presiding. A street band recalls the opening, followed by speeches from a Waterloo attorney. Mayor and council, plus Pythians from across the state, will attend as booths and country store overflow. Tickets 25 cents for evening dances.
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Waterloo
Missouri Defeats Iowa to Eliminate Hawkeyes in Valley Race
In Columbus, Missouri defeated Iowa 5 to 0 on Saturday, ending Iowa’s chances in the Missouri Valley Conference race. Heavy heat hindered play as Missouri used eight substitutions to Iowa’s six, with Iowa punting 19 times for 772 yards and Howell punting 17 times for 695 yards. Missouri scored in the second quarter on a Lemire run after a 10-yard line setup. Referees named from Kansas City and St. Louis officiated the 60-minute halves.
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Philippine legislature reports $3 million surplus in fiscal year
Manila October 17 The Philippine legislature convened with a fiscal year that closed with a surplus exceeding 3,060,000 dollars. A separate note mentions a 1,000,000 dollar surplus in page one. The report highlights strong budget results and continuing financial stability.
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Mansfield Named Governor Candidate After Convention Turmoil
Frederick W. Mansfield was nominated by Democrats of Massachusetts for governor amid a tumultuous state convention. The selection came after the understanding that he would resign in favor of another candidate chosen by the committee, following withdrawals by several rivals.
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Advertising chief Kennedy backs research institute for ads
John E. Kennedy proposes an Institute for Advertising Research a college with a museum to vet methods and combat fraud. It would educate writers and hustlers, study proven tactics, and promote ethics. Lord and Thomas would donate 5000 toward a 50000 fund, while Sphinx president Hotchkin stresses public good.
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Building for the postwar era by William A. Radford
William A. Radford, editor and author, offers free expert advice on building issues and materials. He cautions that lumber scarcity and forest fires raise costs, stresses proper stucco and cement work, and urges skilled mechanics and careful material selection for durable homes.
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William A. Radford
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Chicago
Stucca
Stucco house design promotes durability and style in suburbs
An editor outlines benefits of stucco exteriors over new frame houses, noting lower cracking risk with thicker walls and fiber reinforcement. He warns about cement mix uniformity and sand quality, describes a 20 by 30 foot design on a 32 foot lot, and highlights a spacious living room, window seats, a large kitchen, and a functional second floor with two bedrooms and storage.
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Committee Named to Decide on New Masonic Temple
A committee of five Masonic members, C. D. Becker, I. E. Sedgwick, F. B. Dietrick, W. W. McFarlane and H. B. Cropper, was appointed to assess selling the old temple and constructing a new one. They will consider auditorium inclusion and financing and will report at a future Masons meeting in the city.
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Richard Holmes Injured In Farm Fall Near Hudson
Richard Holmes, 68, of 850 Fourth Street West, fell while helping erect a contri near his Hudson area farm last Friday. He dislocated his right shoulder, but at home today he felt little pain and was progressing as expected after the accident.
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Big Fires Bring Hope To Beaudette And Spooner
Beaudette and Spooner, Minnesota, reflect on devastating forest fires that wiped out homes and timber but may spur rebuilding. Mayor Moody of Warroad says the fires are worth over 200 dollars to settlers within fifteen miles, aiding future clearing and homestead efforts, despite twenty five lost lives. The communities now foresee reconstruction on stronger grounds, clinging to the saying that wind that blows nobody good may, in this case, bring unexpected gain.
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Imperial by Burd Auto Co. showcasing 1911 four door touring car
The Bird Auto Company at 612 Blatt Street has received a new .40 Model 1811 Imperial touring car. It is being shown around the city with demonstrations regularly scheduled to highlight its chief features and value to prospective buyers.
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Small Weather Prophet Predicts Rain At Party
Miss Elmer Farnham and friends discuss outdoor plans at a party. A student predicts rain using a fudge boiling sign and, despite disbelief, a heavy downpour lasts an hour that night. The incident is noted by a guest teacher who confirms the omen.
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Omnivorous Insect Devours Almost All With Surprising Appetite
A curious creature described as a small eighth-inch long slithe black and tan insect is said to eat almost everything daily unless disturbed. It supposedly consumes ivory in Egypt and even wool, cards, and utensils while refusing only glass, china, and metal, with surprising claims about its behavior and origins.
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