Emmet County election fight stirs Estherville politics
A clash unfolds in Emmet and Dickinson counties as Dr Bachman seeks a senatorial delegation while Mr Robinson campaigns for renomination. Emmet Republicans plan a lively convention amid rivalries with Dickinson and Palo Alto influence discussed. Estherville witnesses tense politicking and strategic backing.
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Algona
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Emmetsburg
Is the Money Question Settled in National Bank Currency Debate
Daily dispatches say presses print money around the clock and the Tin is on new national bank notes. It takes about twenty five days to prepare money for banks and circulation has topped one hundred million. Democrats argue the issue unsettled while the administration expands national bank currency to supersede silver money.
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United States
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Flag bearer chosen for republican convention next Monday
The public awaits the pole man for the upcoming republican convention, while the flag bearer is likely already selected. The article notes anticipation around who will lead the pole position at the event next Monday.
Washington mass meeting denounces Kishinev massacre
A large Washington audience at the Columbian theater united to condemn the Kishinev massacre in Russia. James Tanner presided as resolutions urged Jewish residents to receive just protection and equal treatment in the United States, while condemning persecutors. The speaker contrasted Russia’s persecution with American responses to past abuses.
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Late corn planting bulletin from Iowa college urges action
The Corn and Forage Bulletin urges farmers delayed by heavy rains to read the new State Agricultural College bulletin on late corn varieties and forage seeds. It notes a dry season may allow returns, encourages persistence, and mentions seed sources like John Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin. It questions seed firm reliability and hints at tariff timing debates.
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Iowa
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Chicago Clean Shirts End Laundry Strike
The people of Chicago are wearing clean shirts and collars again as their laundry strike is settled. The Des Moines Register and Leader notes curiosity if Carrie Nation is among Topeka’s dead or missing. May earnings for United States Steel are estimated at 13 million dollars. steel mills are busy delaying new orders to July 1904 unless tariffs apply.
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Mexicans Compared With European Nations In Race Discussion
The author notes 10,000,000 native blood among Mexico's 123,000,000 population and praises the Mexican people for social political and moral advancement. They argue civilization progresses slowly and compare Mexico favorably with European classes though not with Americans.
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Mexico
Europe
Fourth of July Celebration Duty for Citizens
Citizens should actively support the coming Fourth of July celebration. Do not abstain or leave tasks to others. Treat the city as a home, welcoming visitors from far away and ensuring a fitting, pleasant day for all who do business here.
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Manson Democrat
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Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
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Dolliver
Des Moines Register critiques county land assessments data
The Des Moines Register reports that county assessors have begun sending in land sale data for 1902 and 1903 values. Palo Alto and Hardin counties show notably low taxable values, sometimes under 125 percent of purchase price. The council will use these figures to guide railroad assessment and overall equalization efforts.
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Des Moines Register
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Davidson
Executive Council
Palo Alto
Hardin
Palo Alto County
Ruthven Appeal Political Theater and Local Rumors
The Ruthven Appeal examines political maneuvering as Sim Robinson of West Bend and Pete Hand of Enmetsbury contend for the Republican sheriff nomination with other rural figures like Mr. Steenson of Ayrshire possibly entering. The piece lampoons campaign rhetoric and urges voters to seek practical action.
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Sim Robinson
West Bend
Pete Hand
Enmetsbury
Steenson
Ayrshire
Who Will Enter the Race in West Bend Journal
J G Martin reports Monday evening a Palo Alto candidate for senator would have a good chance at the Republican nomination due to district complications. He notes strong material and an opportunity to win a prize of this kind. He asks who will volunteer to enter the race.
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J. G. Martin
West Bend
Wallace Shows Bring Magnitude to Emmetsburg This Thursday
Wallace and his big show gain public trust through truthful advertising and full production. The Omaha Bee praises the vast, newly equipped Wallace circus now touring the west, noting a grand parade, complete grounds, packed tents, and a superior program. The Great Wallace Shows exhibit in Emmetsburg on Thursday, June 11.
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Omaha Bee
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Omaha
Emmetsbirg
Thoreday
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