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Newspaper

Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1905

Page

12

Real Russ Crisis Ties Up Empire as General Strike Looms

Russia braces for a general strike after unions in St Petersburg and Moscow call a noon Thursday walkout. Proletariat and rail unions back the stoppage threatening railways, telegraphs, and industry. loyalists bolster troops as protests and demonstrations spark concern.

St Petersburg Russia Union of Unions Union of Peasants General Railway Union Sworkmen St. Petersburg Moscow

Editorial charges delay of universal suffrage in Gzar empire

Report on Tsar Eve Selo where Molva advocates universal suffrage and the zemstvo congress debates. Dmitri Shipoff calls for universal suffrage as essential for national unity while officials discuss education tests and restrictive proposals. The emperor questions, M. Shipoff affirms necessity, and Baron Korff signals a shift in stance toward universal suffrage.

County Witte Sumer Associated Press Tsars- Eve-Selo Zemstvo Dmitri Shipoff MM. Shipoff M. Shipoff M. Gutchkoff Statfag Conle Ding

Count Bobrinsky backs universal suffrage in crisis speech

The Count Bobrinsky, master of the court and once a foe of restricted suffrage, declared two weeks ago that such suffrage should never be conceded. Now he says universal suffrage is the people’s watchword and that the government must act in the psychological moment to save the fatherland.

Bobrinsky

W R C Sets Special December Meeting December 30

The regular W R C meeting is moved to Saturday December 30 at 7 30 pm due to Christmas. The session includes the monthly meeting officer elections initiation of new members and balloting on candidates.

Chia

Public Schools Observe Christmas Program Across City

Public schools across the city plan a Christmas program featuring vocal solos, recitations, dialogues, readings, bells, and choir songs. Rev. Percy Leach and Rev. B D Wylie will give addresses, with performances by students from many grades and numerous named participants. A Christmas tree event will occur at the fourth ward and Kirkwood schools with near universal participation.

Fourth Ward Kirkwood

Monday Club At Mrs Schmidt’s Home Delights Guests

Mes D. Schmidt entertained the Monday Club at her home last Monday afternoon with a musical program. Guests included Harry Hemphill visiting Mes J D Sullivan, whose sister sang two numbers, and Miss Pearl Waller, Miss Jessie Royal, and Miss Florstice Strob also performed.

Mes G. W.schmidt Harry Hemphill J.D. Sullivan

Local notices and society items from Frendale and area

The column lists a Hanover meeting at Tooms Hall and various local events. J J Sheetz buys 140 acres of John Mead farm in Union township at 76.50. The Alert Hose Company hosts its annual dance at National Hall on January 1. Miss Katie Anbrecht visits River Junction friend in South Clinton. Will Dorsen visits Frank Crow in Prendale during holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spurgeon travel to Creston to visit daughter Mrs. J B Keaster. Athletic Union to meet and elect officers for the coming year. Marriage licenses issued to Cree Myers and Emma Kelley and to William Fiske and Lionie Cline. An old fashioned Christmas tree program by the English Lutheran at Brandale on Christmas Eve. St J Kirkwood Post meets Friday December 22 to elect officers. Jos Fisher of Frendale travels to North Dakota for a land deal. Board of Regents executive committee to meet Friday. Evangelical Church of Frendale hosts an oyster supper at Charles Crow’s on Christmas night for church work. Myre and Mrs John Warner return from Glencoe Oklahoma and plan to settle in Iowa City. Camden A Meredith of Atlantic Iowa, law graduate Class of 1887, elected to state house from Bass County. Mrs Mary Coldren leaves for Roswell New Mexico. Miss Shammo to join in Muscatine for winter. Athene Temple of the Rathbone Sisters plan to delay Cedar Rapids visit and depart by 5:30 car tomorrow evening.

G. A. RR Tooms J. J. Sheetz John Mead Union Township Alert Hose Company National Hall Katie’‘Anbrecht River Junction Bessie’ Stover Clinton Street Will Dorsen Amies Frank “Crow Prendale Thomas Spurgeon Creston J. B. Keaster Athletic Union Cree Myers Emma Kelley William Fiske Lionie Cline Brendale Christ ST J. Kirkwood Post Jos. Fisher Frendsle North Dakota Board of Regents Evangelical Church of Camden A. Meredith Atantic Iowa State House of Representatives Bass County Mary

Lewis Institute Edges Iowa In Narrow Gym Duel

A large crowd watched Lewis Institute of Chicago defeat Iowa University 30 to 28 at the gym. The first half ended 18 to 13 in favor of Iowa, while the second half saw Lewis Institute outplay Iowa on throws. Dwight Griffith nicknamed Goldie 2,7 suffered a shoulder injury but returned to finish the game.

Dwight Griffith Goldie

Reizenstein Wins Sunier war of words contest

Mrs. J. E. Reizenstein was the successful contestant in the Sunier and Son war of words contest announced this afternoon. Her friends congratulate her on the reward of her ability.

J. E. Reizenstein Sunier & Son Reizenstein

Township Educational Meeting Dates Announced by County Superintendent

County Superintendent Langenberg set the schedule for the first education meetings for Fremont Jab Lincoln and Pleasant Valley townships. The first meeting is at Fremont on January 8 with Lincoln on January 10 and Pleasant Valley on January.

Langenberg Fares Fremont Lincoln Township Pleasant Valley

Death of Frank Stibsel Aged 72 in Newport Township

Frank Stibsel aged 72 born in Bohemia died in Newport Township where he settled in 1870. His wife is deceased. children Thomas, Mrs Joseph Dyvasky, Mrs Frank Kott, and Mrs Emil Moncha survive, all in Newport or nearby. Funeral at St Mary’s Church Newport with burial in its cemetery, Rev Father Chibal officiating. Also note Rock Island excursion tickets on sale Dec 22 25 and Jan 1 with details at ticket office.

Newport Township Frank Stibsel Bohemia Newport Stibral Thomas Joseph Dyvasky Frank Kott Emil Moncha Worrow St. Mary's Church Father Chibal

Prince's Green House Christmas Plant Sale Notice

Advertisement announces a Christmas plant sale at Prince's Green House offering 15 percent off all plants on Wednesday and Thursday December 20 and 21. Messages invite gentlemen to order cut flowers and plats for wives and sweethearts with both phone lines listed.

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