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Newspaper
Algona Courier
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
2
The article reviews Russia under Tsar Nicholas II yielding reforms after Count Witte pressed for change. It credits Witte with compelling liberal measures, portrays the war as a catalyst, and contrasts autocracy with eventual democratic rule. It also notes U S congratulation and a broader call for universal popular governance.
Walter Wellman of the Chicago Record-Herald predicts Democrats nominate Theodore Roosevelt for 1908, forcing Republicans to back him, and Roosevelt wins without opposition. He notes Democratic South sentiment and a possible party realignment, but doubts the scenario. Roosevelt’s broad appeal stems from his square deal, not party lines.
A New York City mayoral race dominates national attention with an independent ticket challenging graft, while the district attorney contest appears settled in favor of the incumbent. Democratic nominee Geo. B. McClellan is acknowledged as a strong candidate though the mayoral result remains uncertain.
The Chicago Tribune ridicules Mr Bryan for giving advice he has since seen adopted or endorsed by many. The piece notes Bryan supported popular election of Senators arbitration in labor disputes free passes corporate publicity anti trust enforcement bimetallism money theory and tariff reform now echoed by Republicans and others. It argues Republican editors risk danger by criticizing Bryan given the current bipartisan embrace of his positions.
The imperial manifesto issued from Peterhof on October 30 pledges civil liberty, freedom of conscience speech and assembly, and eventual universal suffrage while outlining steps to extend rights and involve the people in governing. Count Witte relays the message to Americans as Tsar Nicholas II abdicates autocratic power in practice, signaling a new era for Russia amid unrest.
The Courier publishes the Kansas method after Gov Hoch orders public destruction of liquor sales figures. In Fredonia 518 cases of beer and 6000 bottles of whiskey are dumped into surface water in the courthouse square while temperance music plays.
Miss Alretus, a pocket edition favorite with a chic voice, becomes a full fledged star and will appear soon as Calamity in An Orphan's Prayer. Sheeley's new production presents a thrilling tale of east life with melodramatic climaxes and a touch of rural atmosphere, supported by premier performers and lavish scenery.
In a Tennessee incident a minister faced suspension for kissing a pretty girl who dared him. The tale mocks overzealous religious figures and the idea that moral lines blur when dared to act. The piece leans toward sympathy for the minister while criticizing hypocritical behavior in high life.
A heavy Thursday October 19 1905 snowstorm halted Algona rural mail carriers causing a return to base. The event marked a first for Kossuth and could impact land market activity. The Algona Milling and Grain Co invites buckwheat for grinding with prioritized scheduling in November. Taylor’s Nutty Ice Cream is mentioned in the issue.
Boston landholder Mrs. Abigal Ames, owner of farms in LuVerne and Palo Alto counties, denounces her daughter Miss Martha Manning Ames after she elopes with Dr. Michael Chirurg, a Russian Jew. The bride, a Wellesley and Radcliffe alumna, inherits $20,000 and faces a sharp reaction from her mother who vows to pursue the couple, calling Chirurg an adventurer. The article outlines family ties, Chirurg’s dubious background, and the couple’s sudden marriage in Washington after a public scene at the registry office.
A brief catalog note touts affordable silver plated ware claiming top durability and long life. It promises a well priced, attractive range described as handsome and serviceable with moderate values for the quality offered.
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