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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1903
Page
2
The article argues Americans should avoid entangling alliances with Russia, calling the czar irresponsible and the American government responsive to public opinion. It warns against a union with a bureaucratic imperialism that could plunge the nation into turmoil.
The piece argues against a US alliance with the Russian government, claiming vast civilizational and political differences. It states the czar's imperialistic tendencies clash with American libertic ideals and notes divergent loyalties to future power structures and the people.
Warden Jones urges a prison farm at Fort Madison modeled on Anamosa to reduce costs and improve inmate reform. He argues agriculture can sustain healthy minds, provide work for prisoners, and potentially repay the investment through long term benefits.
Wisconsin politicking praises Gov La Follette for enforcing anti gambling laws on lake waters and urging Chicago supporters to back his stance. A retired engineer laments sun glare on rails and advocates eye protection. A Paris fashion tale recounts Worth dressing a client in a one night costume with Tricolor motif and stormy sea imagery for 1,500 francs.
Chicago race track gamblers run operations aboard the City of Traverse on Lake Michigan and learn news by wire less telegraphs. A recent interview with Gov. reveals little consolation for their activities as authorities tighten oversight.
The Hardin township school board of Johnson county Iowa invites sealed bids to build a school house in subdistrict No 8. Plans are at Oxford State Bank or D S Maher secretary. Bids due by 6 pm August 19 1905. Board may reject any or all bids. Send bids to D S Maher Oxford Iowa R F8 No 2.
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