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Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

2

Branagan and the flow of service beyond force noted

WS quotes assorted opinions on public figures and events. Mentions Paul Morton and rebates, King Alfonso in England seeking a wife, Spanish aid to Parisians, wages of city workers vs clerks, Castro’s Venezuela leadership, Minnesota grain inspectors, Iowa railroad commissioners, Tom Larson lecture on Frenzied Finance, Emmetsburg hosting, Bach forgiving all in his trial, Panama canal steel needs, and Rev Savage defending divorce despite controversy.

Press of Albert Lea Tom Larson Emmetsburg Thorns

An Erroneous Impression on Press Power Cited

A congressman and a National Military Association president argued that without newspapers government would be terrible to contemplate. The piece defends press influence as powerful for good but not the sole moral restraint, noting historical safety in Europe and early American legislatures before mass press. It cautions that fear of criticism cannot curb evil without internal virtue.

Congress House of Representatives Natinal Militarial Association Guthrie Oklahoma

Dumb Animals barred from Washington public schools

The Dumb Animals publication has been barred from Washington public schools for criticising President Roosevelt over hunting cruelty. Officials say the move may not meet the president's approval, but fair criticism should not harm anyone.

City of Washington Pressent Roosevelt

Norway Moves Toward Republic After Severing Swedish Rule

The Norwegian people have withdrawn from the Swedish government and favor a republic. Congratulations are offered for this step, with hope that a republican organization follows. This would mark a significant stride in governmental progress and serve as an example for Europe.

Norway Sweden Europe

Carleton College President Attacks Rockefeller Blasphemers

President Sallman of Carleton College Minnesota in a commencement at St Janes denounces Rockefeller as a noble Christian gentleman while labeling critics of his tainted money as blasphemers. The speaker asserts John D Rockefeller is a Chaetian not an ideal one and condemns so called Christians who support him.

President Sallman Carleton College Minnesota St. Janes John D. Rockefeller John

Power and pay in big corporations prompt debate

The excerpt questions how a single man might earn as little as one dollar a week from a large employer while controlling most of a corporation’s stock. It notes that while owners claim entitlement regardless, public perception blames others for not sharing profits and cites inequities revealed by the Equitable Life Insurance disclosure. The text suggests that influence and pull often secure outsized gains for a few.

Fequitable Life Insurance

Proud of His Race Booker T Washington Addresses NY YMCA

Booker T. Washington speaks before the Young Men's Christian Association in New York praising his race and rejecting temptations to become other nationalities. He notes Washington is a credit to his race and deserves equal respect, while lamenting denial of social and other advantages to educated Black Americans. He questions whether the average white American will ever treat the colored man as an equal.

Booker T. Washington Young Men’s Christian Association of New York

Wisconsin railway law under LaFollette compromise

The Wisconsin railway law is the best Governor LaFollette could secure given circumstances. It does not provide general rate making by the commission. disputes over rates are heard by the commission which can prescribe a rate if needed. Either party may appeal to the courts to stay the substituted rate during review.

Wisconsin LaFollete LaFollette Senate

Weather Bakes Regions as Heat and Rain Persist

Forecasts warn of hotter and wetter conditions affecting multiple areas. Officials urge caution for outdoor work and travel while storms threaten localized flooding and humidity remains high across the week.

Supreme court rules separate taxation for each lot in city improvements

The court in Stutsman v. Barington holds that special assessments for street improvements must be levied against each individual lot. Lots cannot be grouped to inflate value and evade limits. The decision cites Section 1 Chapter 29 of the Twenty-eighth General Assembly as not changing the method, and condemns attempts to combine improved lots to dodge the 25 percent cap.

Supreme Court Stutsman Barington Twenty-eighth General Assembly Hue Levy

Married Sunday Evening at Ruthven

Seph F Hastings and Miss Reed were married at Ruthven Sunday evening with Rev. Whitfield officiating. The bride is sister of Mrs. G Wo McDonald. Both work as clerks for Mr. Donald, who runs a large general store. They are well regarded in Ruthven and will reside there. The Democrat offers congratulations.

Seph F. Hastings Miss Eece Ruthven Innetl Rev. Whitfield G. Wo. McDonald Hastings Donald The Democrat

Ten Graduates Mark High School Commencement Night

The Friday ceremony drew a large crowd with modest decorations and a memorable “With ropes of the past we ring the belly of the future” backdrop. Valedictorian Miss Helen Kitchen led diplomas after address by Supt. Meredith, Dr. Powers presiding.

S. R. Beatty Clara Dealy Harry M. Horton Gertrude Edna Godden Michael A. Brennan Brennan Maude MM. Johnson Mise Jdohugon D. A. Johnson George F. Williams Toussiant L’ Ouverture Mr. Williams Plessiadoir Democrat Ma. Williams Herbert W. Allingworth Helen ¥. Kitchen Meredith Dr. Powers Board of Education Powers

The Diving Horses Exhibition Thrills Town

The diving horses proved highly entertaining with afternoon and evening shows Friday through Saturday. A man and his wife performed contortions, twisting hips shoulders and neck from joints to create astonishing acts. The couple collected donations to cover expenses, claiming past circus travel and a breakup of that troupe.

Fie Thie City

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