Avens Strike End To Met As Appes Rally
In a pivotal moment Avens toppled Met as Appes rallied for a late surge. Officials reported a tight finish with Avens holding the edge in a hard fought contest.
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
3
In a pivotal moment Avens toppled Met as Appes rallied for a late surge. Officials reported a tight finish with Avens holding the edge in a hard fought contest.
Michael Davitt, Irish patriot and statesman, dies. He organized the Irish Land League, spent years in prison, and supported Irish freedom. He lectured in the United States for Irish causes and wrote about the Boer war and South African conflicts. He is remembered for his loyalty and sacrifice to Ireland and liberty.
The report notes railroad towns including Mason City Estherville and Clarion back Governor Crummins while Perkins gains broader corporate backing. It criticizes Blythe and party bosses for opposition, recalls Dolliver’s letter to Fort Dodge, and argues the Democratic party could gain if Perkins wins. The Reporter defends truth and fair play against Blytheism.
In a terse local rumination Chawncey remains in place and Yo equals Burton. The Republican constituency shows little opposition and seems to favor keeping current leadership as is.
A sixth district resolution pledges support for Secretary of the Treasury Shaw for the 1903 presidential contest, praising loyalty to corporate interests and referencing Judge Hubbard and the Northwest system. The piece questions reservation allegiances and notes Esteherville Vig as endorsers.
The denaturized alcohol bill passed the senate and awaits the president’s signature. The piece is likened to removing a tariff on anthracite coal during a past strike, with high hopes but doubtful realization. The Reporter questions the tariff removal’s value and calls the Dingley schedule sacred in the eyes of critics.
Local business Congreen shows high on hand inventory yet little activity with few new orders or engagements. Managers report subdued demand and cautious spending affecting operations and outlook.
The text hints at a Republican convention during a particularly warm period. Perking and his Ice Wagon are mentioned as potentially useful, suggesting relief or accessibility needs at the event. The fragment implies planning but provides no concrete outcomes or dates.
Anarchists attack stories span across nations as Spain's queen narrowly escapes a bar bombing attempt. The tense scene heightens jitters during a day marked by security and crowds, with authorities probing motives and suspects.
A cautionary note urges residents to abandon late night prowling and go home. It argues that stopping night tours leads to a clearer mind and conscience by morning, warning that many prowlers become criminals over time.
The Chicago Record-Herald questions the deeds of prominent lawmakers including Platt Depew Hanna Foraker and Allison, asking what they have done for the people and lamenting perceived gaps between titles and actions.
The article slates John D. Rockefeller’s departure for Europe with sharp criticism of his influence on industry. It notes only a few friends in the U S speak in his defense while most express strong disapproval of his business role.
The passage notes Mark Hanna’s hypothetical impact on Roosevelt era legislation. It credits him as a superb organizer and bold leader of organized greed. It suggests his continued influence could have secured corporate support and possibly made him president.
Rep Robert Adame of Pennsylvania who backed a Cuban independence resolution shot himself in Washington on Thursday. The article laments the act as a crime and urges stronger moral discipline to prevent such tragedies.
Governor Commini claims seventy percent of delegates and confidence in a first ballot victory with county conventions favoring his bid. Stand patters say they will secure enough votes to defeat him and have worked across the reservation. Dubuque County theft alleged as example of their tactics.
The Emmetsburg commencement celebrated the 1906 graduates with diplomas awarded by President Ressell of the Board of Education. The program featured Miss Hazel Linderman and Miss Maude Whitmer as top honors, with student performances, including poems, readings, and a dialogue. Supt. Meredith praised the class, noting its size and promising teaching staff future.
Judge Quarton backs a pre midnight claim to dictate nominations while opponents claim he cannot. The battle over control looks set to rival the heat of the statewide Republican convention as tensions run high.
Program announces free sports July 4 5 6 at the east side ball park with four teams chosen from entries. Two games on the 4th two on the 5th and the two winners meet on the 6th. Home teams favored and selection based on ability. Purses paid by check after each event.
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