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Newspaper

Algona Courier

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1907

Page

8

Mrs Taft Seen As Possible First Lady Candidate In 1908

Mrs Taft wife of Secretary Taft attracts attention as a potential first lady contender if Taft's 1908 prospects grow. She is a noted musician and linguist who organized the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and studied instrumental music over 15 years. Her children include Helen Yale student, Robert Alphonso at Yale, and Charles Taft aiming for West Point. The Tafts live modestly in Washington, valuing music and friendships with artists.

Tashington Taft Land T. R White House Helen Her Cincinnati Mollie Ayes President Hayes John W. Merron Hayes Helen Cathedral Bryn Mawr College Robert Alphonso Yale Oxford Charles P. Taft Ohio Force Quentin Roosevelt West Point Washington Tafts Des Moines Second Cavalry Frank West Fort Des Moines Eleventh Cavalry Port Ethan Allen Vermont War Department Second Dragoons Everglades Florida Palo Alto Rezaca de la Palma Bull Run Armamatrox Big Horn Crook Custer Santiago Manny Genera Hardee Hardes New York Sixth Cavalry Ninth Cavalry Pelusary Meyor Fifth Cavalry Greeter Uben Thrittta United States Thritts

Roosevelt Defers Cabinet Meeting For Horseback Photo Session

President Theodore Roosevelt arranged a photo shoot at Rock Creek Park after asking advisers to return the next day. He rode for more than an hour, posing with his horse and leaping hurdles, producing several fine negatives and prompting a postponement of the cabinet gathering.

Roosevelt Homsebatk White House Fitzhugh Lee Rock Creek Park

Grandson of Grant to wed Washington society girl

The upcoming June wedding joins Charlie Grant of San Diego California a grandson of General Ulysses S Grant and Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall a Washington socialite with deep lineage to Alfred the Great The couple met in childhood and kept ties through the years with both families prominent in banking real estate and government service Also mentioned is U S Supreme Court Justice Joseph Harlan delivering a home run in a Washington Bar Association shad bake game.

Washington Helen Dent Wrenshall Charlie Grant San Diego Cal Ulysses S. Grant America Miss Wrenshall Alfred Grant California A. 8 Grant, Jr Edward Wrenshall Smith Coast A. 8. Grant, Jr Fred Grant United States Army Department New York Wrenshall Alfred the Great Edward Vermandois Ustich Harlan United States Supreme Court Washington Bar Association Marshall Tall Justice Harlan

Justice Harlan's Grand Slam Victory Sparks Stadium Thrill

Justice Harlan wins the ball game with a home run to cap a wild finish. The ball cleared the center fielder and disappeared into tall grass before being retrieved as Harlan crossed home plate. Fans erupted while Harlan celebrated with a mint julep, and rumors spread of a possible vacancy on the supreme bench as teams seek his power hitting.

Justice Harlan Supreme Bench Harlan

Slinky Bill's Revenge on the Baby Burglar

Joseph R. Boytes narrates William Bilks known as Slinky Bill who tracks his former partner Hunch through New York. He shadows the thieves, interrupts a child’s toy bank theft, returns the coins, and drags Hunch away to face the law, then walks away with loot traded back to earn trust and reform.

Joseph RB. Boytes William Bilks Bill Dugan Monroe County Auburn Bilks American Bankers’ Protective Association Pinkertons Hineh Mr. Bilks New York Slinky Bill Long Island Beau Huncch Blinky Chris

Des Moines Saloons Pay Big State Taxes In 1906

Official figures from the Iowa state house show saloons in 240 cities paid 865.55 average tax plus 600 yearly mule tax, totaling 1 474 146.20 in 1906. County treasurers received 548 120.26, cities 925 618.94, with 66 counties still under prohibition and 242 counties reporting saloons. Des Moines lists, Marion and Harrison among counties and cities with notable taxes, while Fort Des Moines news covers railroad rates, regimental moves, and a Dunker convention planned for 1908.

Des Moines State House Iowa Treasuries Secretary of State Scott County Harrison and Marion Allamakee Black Hawk Boone Bremer Om Buchanan Tava Chickasaw Clinton Crawvford Des Molhios Wilkinson Dubiage Fayette Driundy Harrison A Saee Jackson Rrr iJohnson Tevecaeee Wane G LHD W.ecereeaes LADY Mahiska Marshall Manone Mourog Vaseee Museiting Palo Alto Stow Union Wapella Weller O Woandbury Bedham Denar Hawarden Elea Missouri Valley Stack Rapids Spirit Lake Battle Creek Canender Calmar Cushing Yancombe KL Dodge Grachthiger Hills Ida Arove Lake Park Lonereo Mapleton Moorhead North Sioux Center Ochevedan Hook Valley Sanhorn Sliley Soldier Wio Vincent Waterloo Waukon West Burlington

Secrecy Tightened at Fairfield Yard on Warship Plans

The Indomitable cruiser design secrecy will be enforced in all British navy ships built at Fairfield Glasgow. Staff will be sworn in before handling details and no worker will learn complete warship designs.

Fairfield Glasgow Baling

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