Estherville Republican Ticket Primaries 1901
Emmet County factions and candidates announced for Republican primaries in 1901. Names include A. Latourop and Alo. Pete of Estherville for treasurer, Ol n Young for county supervisor, Ed C. Brown controversy for railroad commissioner, Carl Kuehole praising Gov. Shaw ally, and Denison candidate for state senator. Also notes on local politics, anti lawsuit moves, farm fair plans, and game wardens appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foucousty Treasure
Emmiee
Flu
Latourop
Alo
Pete
Estherville
Cummins Nominated for Governor at Cedar Rapids Convention
Hon A B Cummins of Des Moines nominated as Republican candidate for Iowa governor at the state convention in Cedar Rapids. A lawyer and longtime public servant, Cummins has career from Greene County to Elkader, Des Moines, Indianapolis, and Des Moines law partnerships, serving in the Twenty second General Assembly and four years on the Republican National committee. He is portrayed as a scholar and model executive fit to govern Iowa.
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State Register
A. B. Cummins
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Dorn
Greene County
Pennyylvanis
Waynesburg Academy
Holace Greeley
Elkader
Clayton County
Recorder's Office
Cummins
Indiana
Allen County
Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort Wayne
Fbar
Chicago
J.C. Cummins
Wright, Cummins & Wright
Carroll Wright
Rock Island Railroad
Cummins, Hewitt & Wright
Polk County Bar Association
Twenty-second General Assembly
Republican National Committee
Iowa
State Fair prospects and new features teased
Secretary Van Houten of Agriculture says rising entries and inquiries signal a strong state fair. The plan includes two auto races daily, more educational exhibits, and new unannounced features. Also notes Anderson wins Mammoth County championship cup at Wallingford with high scores and race announcements for Minnesota State Fair excursion tickets.
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Republican
G. H. van Houten
Department of Agriculture
Anderson
Chris Anderson
Wallingford
Dean
Bevan
Myhre
Martinson
Cain
McCarty
Letchford
Ports
Twin Cities
Minneapolis & St. Louis Railroad
Minnesota
Injunction suit over electric plant tax impact
A. F P. Lough claims the remodeling of the Hecht electric plant will cause irreparable injury through tax increases, while officials argue taxes won’t rise and the project will fund warrants and improve service. The council, after legal counsel review and town approval, proceeds to enlarge the plant to match growth. Joseph J. Kelly and Thos. D. Healey assist the city attorney in defense as a public safety issue looms.
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A. F P. Lough
Hecht
Lough
Iowa
Electric Light and Water Works
J. G. Myerly
Des Moines
Thos. D. Healey
Fort Dodge
Armstrong Journal Column Highlights Local Moves and Weddings
W.C. McAdoo will depart for Olemulgee Oklahoma to pursue real estate loan and insurance work. Arm strong residents Mr. and Mrs. Mc Adoo leave after six years of prominence. A wedding, F.S. Robinson and Miss Louie G. Foster, occurred August 7 at the Wheeler home in Quincy Illinois. Notices of road work, visits, and social events fill the Ledger from Ringsted Dispatch and surrounding towns including Estherville Dolliver Swan Lake and Le Mars with community updates on farming, schooling, and social gatherings.
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Armstrong Journal
W.C. McAdoo
Olemulgee
Oklahoma
McAdoo
Armstrong
Mec
Okmulgee
Quincey
EN. Wheeler
Louie
Foster
B F. Robinson
Emmet
Ceyion
Minn
Ringsted
Ss. E. Bunt
Nels Larritzen
Woodman Hall
Dolliver
Misa Retta Wertz
Kitty Murray
le Mars
Mary Hagan
Graham
Harris
Patriot
Various Matters and Pulpit and Pew Items
The article surveys diverse topics including forest produce exports from Canada totaling 20 054 689 dollars, canal distance effects for Melborne, 1839 banking crisis details, global population benchmarks, saltwater fire service findings, stone densities, balloon records, and Montana land grants for education and state institutions. It notes Spanish and American vehicle design contrasts and a Cuban Quaker meeting house near Gibara. Also mentions the Young Men’s Christian Association’s assets and a clergy shift by Rev John Stewart to the Reformed Episcopal faith for a permanent tenure.
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Canada
Nicaragua
Melborne
New York
Liverpool
Bank of England
Bank of France
Italy
United Kingdom
Germany
United States
Russia
Paris
Montana
France
Pulpit
Pew
Cincinnati
Cuba
Gibara
Santiago
Congregation of Friends
Young Men's Christian Association
Ihs
Broad claims on population, agriculture, and weather
A compilation of statistics and anecdotes: Germany’s 8,000,000 insured for illness, Kansas as a wheat leader, Queensland tropical territory, US theater losses, US grain per capita, Chicago public schools graduates, North American lightning damage, plus brief humorous exchanges from Chicago papers.
Foreigners of Note Among Global Figures
Four popes longer reign than Leo XII and three older in age. Pianist Paderewski works on the opera Maura at night, sometimes through breakfast. Poet Richard Le Gallienne famed as a European ocularist visiting royal courts. Mina Lilavaii Singh from India translated Booker T. Washington’s autobiography into Hindustani. A Yamada of Osaka, representing Japan Cotton Trading, travels the Pacific coast to pick a port for exporting cotton and American produce, then plans a three year study of American methods in the cotton industry.
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Leo XII
Paderewski
Richard le Gallienne
Europe
Mina Lilavaii Singh
India
Booker T. Washington
Hindoostanee
A. Yamada
Japan Cotton Trading Company, Limited
Osaka
Pacific
Japan
Rumors From Abroad On Railways In South Russia
A French Swiss syndicate forms to build several railways in South Russia. The Russian minister of railways shows a timetable claiming the world can be circumnavigated in 37 days after the Trans Siberian is finished. Rice irrigation in Louisiana and Texas yields $15 net per acre on 200000 flooded acres with 1.58 thousand miles of canals and 30 mills costing millions. Italian street tramways total 3179 kilometers with 263 kilometers electric and the rest steam, owned by four companies plus private interests, Milan owning 4 percent of kilometers while the two large firms control 261 and 205 kilometers.
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Russia
Louisiana
Texas
Italy
Milan
From Our Contemporaries Light Verse Snippets
A collection of brief quotes from Life Ram's Horn Good Cheer Puck Town TopicsBuffalo Express Atchison Globe reflecting opinions on adversity romance appetite and social quirks through witty aphorisms and social commentary. Individual lines poke fun at attitudes toward youth marriage and cultural stereotypes while noting humorous mishaps in everyday life.
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Puck
Buffalo Express
Atchison Globe
Women at Work and Employment Facts in 19th Century Europe
The clipping notes gender wage gaps in St. Petersburg taxis and Baden Germany where 28.26 percent of workers are women and girls over 16. It remarks on hair and dress metaphors and recalls women first becoming government office employees in 1862 when Salmon P. Chase appointed six women clerks in the Treasury.
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St. Petersburg
Baden
Germany
of the Treasury
Salmon P. Chase
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Polk County
Joan Herriott
Guthrie County
Mo Weaver
Hardin County
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O'Brien County
RE. C. Barrett
Mitchell County
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Jack Creek
High Lake
Twelve Mile Lake
Oln
Young
County Board of Supervisors
Estherville Township
Dd. Klopp
Ed. C. Brown
Sheldon
Mowry
Brown
Carl Kuehole
Denison
Shaw
Crawford, Harrison and
Menon& Counties
A.F. Lough
Breen
Frank Albro
Said Lough
Terris
Clear Lake
Mr. Cummins
Cummings
Emmet County
Wisconsin
Hobson
Madison
Hawkeye State
Algona
Lees
Drouth
Fair Outlook
Inter-State Correspondence Institute
Dept. A.B
Joseph J. Kelly
St. James, Minn
C. & J. Mitchell Brewing Co
St. Jones
Nincolas’s
Silvia
Estherville Roller
Ammon & Brown
Oransky, Mendelson & Co
H. Oransky & CO
Harvey Cox
Olgan
Ketherville
Grover
Four Mile Lake
Chas. Wecker
Pete Kline
Helen
Blanche Miles
Bosworth Bros
Henry Martin
Bendixon
Frank Trapp
Lou Bosworth
George Merriott
Babe
Swan Lake
Dowden
Trapp
Joe Dowden
Dickingon
Corbin Sons&cok
Japan Tea
Christensen’s
John Stewart
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas
Queensland
Tropics
America
North America
Chiero ‘Times-Herald
Diggs
Biggs
Chicago Daily Newe
Women AT Work
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