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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
2
The Reputer argues the panic stemmed from tariff debates and monetary policy. It asserts that the WilsonGorman and related acts influenced capital flows, noting earlier bank tightening and market distress. The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican positions, cites gold reserves and currency expansion, and critiques blame on earlier tariffs while highlighting subsequent financial turmoil.
Monday's Record Herald reports widespread GOP interest in Governor Cumming's tariff stance as he opens his campaign. It notes a split between progressives and stand patters, with Emmetsburg's Bergeson betting on a Border contest for representative and Kulp delaying answers. The piece also covers A B state convention reports and remarks on the German emperor's hoped U.S. visit, urging humility before royalty.
Reported that Governor Cammite will not write a letter of acceptance and has said little since the convention. The candidate appears constrained by his own platform, which critics say harms him. The silence may cost prestige and thousands of votes.
The Reporter backs Republican platforms but criticizes Governor Cummins as unworthy of genuine Republican confidence, signaling a split within party support and questioning Cummins’ fitness for leadership.
St Thomas church in the city was dedicated by Rt Rev P J Garrigan bishop of Sioux City assisted by Monseigneur Lenihan of Fort Dodge and Rev J L Kirby. The ceremony followed a solemn high Mass and a lengthy description of the church architecture and features. The late Thomas Tobin, prominent Palo Alto County settler and former sheriff, is remembered for his wealth and integrity.
A crowded update lists visits and travels across Iowa towns including Minneapolis Des Moines and Estherville. Names include Tom Coonan Ruby Stons Eloa White Mias Cora Wilcox and Miss Lottie Cole with various journeys to gain relatives teach and visit. Public events mention M E ladies market and a Labor Day concert series with 300 tickets sold for a fall lecture course. Governor Cummins is slated for a County Fair address September 7 with plans to host other gubernatorial candidate remarks.
A solemn high mass celebrated by deacons Patbers Kelly and Cairoll marked by a procession and sermon by the bishop on charity and neighborly duties. The article notes church generosity, building costs, and the legacy of the late T H Tobin shaping Emmetsburg’s St Thomas parish with a new house of worship and planned improvements.
An examination will be held at the High School building on Friday and Saturday August 1 and September 1. All new pupils wishing to enter the High School or the grades are asked to present themselves on those days for scrutiny and classification. Pupils entering for the first time will go directly to the primary room of the nearest school on opening day. E C Mererior, Sup t
President Farley notes the Democrat predicts the biggest fair yet for Kossuth County September 1 12 13 and 14 Woodman Day on the second day. New buildings near completion will give Kesshin the best grounds for a county fair in Iowa. Railroads to Algona will offer excursion tickets for the week with regular west bound freight accommodating travelers. Attendance expected from Emmet and Palo Alto counties and other nearby areas.
Mr Robert Wilson and Miss Minnie Van Zalen, both of the city, were married at the bride’s home on Wednesday with 22 friends in attendance. The couple are settled in the Second ward, where the groom has lived sixteen years and earned respect as a hardworking community member. The bride is described as a worthy young lady and the Democrat extends hearty greetings.
The week closes with Neary and Menziea renting the Joseph Mulroney farm to a Mr Hilton of Ottawa Illinois and the W. W. Frost farm to a Mr Osburns from the same area. Afra Colleen’s farm in Freedom township goes to Mr DockNee of Leland Illinois. Hilton, living on a 47 acre Ottawa area farm, was asked 400 for the coming year and may seek lower rents. Interest in Iowa lands remains high as 1013 parties show still strong activity.
Mrs E Bronson of Dublin Gr praises Electric Bitters claiming it keeps the old young and cures dyspepsia, liver torpor, inflamed kidneys and constipation. Sold by R H Stratemerer Co at 50 cents. Also a Plymouth Illinois notice seeks energetic man or woman for town visit with salary prospects.
To the State Fair via Rock Island from August 22 to 31 round trip tickets cost 1.50 with return by September 1. Train departs Emmetsburg at 10:49 and arrives Des Moines at 6:19. Also an ad offers fruit syrup with a guarantee and a physician advert in this paper.
John N Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana swears by Dr Kings New Life Pills saying they cure Disiousness and habitus constitution. The pills guaranteed to satisfy or money back priced at 25 cents at all druggists. Also notice for rent a seven room change and four room cottage with water cistern and barn inquiries via Mrs S BE Mc Donnell.
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