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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1901
Page
2
Political rhetoric on Bryan and imperialism across Iowa
The Emmetsburg Democrat accuses William Jennings Bryan of opportunism while praising imperialist policy terms, arguing he erred on imperialism, trust, and money. It claims the 1896 coinage debate proves free silver unnecessary and mocks Bryan’s leadership. It also describes atheism in church services in September at 26 Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Bryan
Ilo
Ttt
Emmetsburg
Bryan
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Lowa
Philippines
Rod Bryan
Cummins Wins In Cedar Rapids Primary Showdown
Wednesday brought a large Cummins showing in Cedar Rapids as supporters overwhelmed anti Cummins managers. Cummins swept on the first ballot with 860 votes after a protracted credentials process, signaling strong backing for Cummins over Gear and Dolliver for the United States Senate appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Cummines
Nowisate
Gear
United States Senate
Dolliver
Birth of The Church of Men in Chicago Incorporated
The Church of Men is formed in Chicago with incorporation papers issued at Springfield. Directors include Dr J Ball P J Cooley D W Shoudy and Dr H E Hall with Mrs L W Hall. The church rejects a supreme being in favor of a supreme power in nature and holds services as debates led by the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Church of Men
Springfield
New Society
J. Ball
P. J. Cooley
D. W. Shoudy
Ball
Shoudy
HE. E. Hall
L. W. Hall
John Bell
J. Cooley
Mall
Cardinal Shoudy
Time to Stand Firm in Democratic Conflict with Bryan
A conservative stance in the Democratic Party denounces Bryan and his radical allies for pressing the silver issue at Kansas City. The author argues for unity against persistent radicalism, citing previous rebukes and urging all loyal Democrats to unite to free the party from Bryan's influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Kansas City
Chicago
Ohio
Tariff Trust Salaries and inequality debate
A heated critique argues protective tariffs create a high barrier against foreign steel while fostering a billion dollar trust that pays its president Schwab a yearly salary of one billion dollars. The piece laments wage inequality, contrasts rail workers earning little with corporate pay, and links imperialism and trusts to national destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Schwab
Schwab
Wagland
Aid Rone
Admiral Dewey to preside over Samison Schley inquiry
Admiral Dewey will oversee the Samison Schley investigation and later be remembered as the commander in two major battles, Maana and Washinggton. His future task in the latter engagement is expected to be more difficult than in the former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Dewey
Samison-Schley
Maana
Washinggton
Democratic Victory Margin Signals Cedar Rapids Turnout
The piece notes Hon. X Way tightening grip on Wesley posting, Cummins victory boosting democracy, and republican cheer from Whittemore Champion commentary on Stites talks. It cites Tate, Artemus Ward, and a Cedar Rapids rally yell praising Cummins machine beating the old machine. Clarke and Gardner, Cowles return home crestfallen as politics shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brn
Leary
Whittemore Champion
Tate
Artemus Ward
Thomas Antonius Way and the War Against Purine Regime
A verse narrative portrays Thomas Antonius Way leading a faction against Governor Purine. It details a dramatic campaign across regions West East and South, sending messengers to marshal a force. The battle order ends with Purine defeated Harriman and Herriott fleeing as a thousand fall in battle, and Way’s victory becoming legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wiry
Purine
A Pretty Wedding Unites John Nelson and Jennie Wilson
At 7:30 Wednesday evening the Swedish Lutheran church filled for the marriage of John Nelson and Jennie Almira Wilson. The ceremony featured an arch decorated with asphagus and arigold, a wedding march, and vows officiated by Rev. Bifstrom. Afterward the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s mother’s house before moving to their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Jennie Almira Wilson
Peter Strandberg
Anna
Jacob Anderson
May
Bfstrom
Youor
Comforting Assurance in Swea City Herald
The Swea City Herald notes Dennis could be a fit as editor for a republication paper. The piece jokes about reliability, stating the paper has a reputation for lying, referencing prior remarks by Ellis and the editorial team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldtenore
Swea City Herald
Dennis
Ellis
Whittemore Champion Editorial Promises Brilliance in New Role
The Algona Milling & Grain Co advertises coal and shop services while editor L F Reed flaunts personality in the paper. Political notes mention X Way of Wesley as Republican committeeman and Stitz in Kossuth convention. Local ads urge shoes, brand products, and annual interest terms from A D Clarke Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittemore Champion
L. F. Reed
X. Way
Wesley
Stitz
Wayhine
Harvey
Way Shoes
Galand Gardner
Algona News Briefs Highlight Local Deals and Sports
Local residents report sales of sheep and land deals in Minnesota and Dickinson county. A Wilcox area corn crib, blacksmith shop, and farm improvements are noted, along with a closing out grocery business. The Democrat reports the Algona ball team as state amateur champions with 14 wins in 15 games, including recent victories over Manson, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, and Waseca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teodore Goeders
St. Benedict
Yom Henderson
Fred Bronson
Watertown
South Dakota
Algona
Flo
John Grave
St. Paul
Minnesota
Reddy” McMahon
Emmetsburg
Democrat
Mornth
Gus Blake
Sexton
Haver's
Bancroft Register
Bauman
Campbell
Kansas City
Manson
Fort Dodge
Chamberlain
Sioux City
Waseca
Alyona
Alaska letter from 1901 notes Nome scene and mining life
Letter from Lewis Hunt dated July 16 1901 describes arrival near Nome in Alaska on a Seattle bound trip to Teller and Kougarock mining districts. He mentions fog, shore tents, inns, social clubs, local prices, and plans to deliver a letter to Seattle friends while commenting on bustling activity and winter social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hunt
A. Hunt
Name
Alaska
Seattle
Teller
Kougarock
California
Minnesota
Solomon River
Ron
Nome
Masonic
Old Folks Club
Library Club
Arctic Club
P. Club
Gymnsium Club
Dutch Harbor
Lewis
Ministerial Resolutions Welcomes Northwest Iowa Conference
The Algona Ministerial Association resolved to extend a cordial welcome to the Northwest Iowa Conference. Representing Congregational, M E, Baptists and Presbyterian churches, they invite attendees to enjoy Algona’s churches, city, and hospitality of homes in anticipation of the conference meeting. W J Buckow serves as secretary. Galbraith Shoe Store advertises soft sole baby shoes in colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona Ministerial Association
Northwest Iowa
Ministerial Association
M. E
Algana
Northwest Lowa
W. J. 8Uckow
Sea's
Galbraith Shoe Store
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Hin
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A.D. Clarke
A. D. Clarke
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Thomas Antonius Way
Phen
Harriman
Herriott
T.autunins
Jol Nelson
Jennie Almira Wileson
Ward Coal
The
Algona Milling & Grain Co
A. D. Clarke & Co
Juan Ingney
Cluan
Al‘gona Milling & Gruin Co
Charley Walker
Mr. Werberg
O. C. Chobb
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
W. KR. Verguson
Wranary
Valley View
Geo, Platt
Tred Calkins
Louisiana
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LU. C. Smith
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Flossie
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Belmond
A. A. Lawrence
Henry Johnson
Plum Creek
D. D. Clapsaddle
Dickinson County
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Nataline
Alona
Bentas
Loreha
New York N
Corken
Mingren
Madam Majorial
Telford & Wrame
A. I. Telford
J. RB. Frame
J. R. Frame
Prame
A.W. Terrarn
Iowa
Algona Milling & Grain Cats
Patterson & Son
Chrischilies & Herbst
Eges
County Savings Bank
Algona Milling & Grain Company
AMNIS
London
DeBeurs Miniing Company
South Africa
Debeurs Mining Company
Cecil Rhodes
Rogiind
Americ
Roghind
Dingley & Puch
Ladies
Oxfords
Galbraith’s Shoe Store
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