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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
1
Aguinaldo is denounced as a blow to American figures while Dave Brant maintains a strong hold on interior scoring. Des Moines critics claim the Republican state convention travels to Cedar Rapids to target Cummins, with Linn county possibly dictating future judicial picks. Queen Wilhelmina weighs debt choices. Tom Johnson and Bryan are debated for president. Grady ends in a private sanitarium amid a demagogue critique.
Des Moines figures push for future battles as current conflicts linger. Judge Prouty aims for Congress and, with early groundwork, signals plans that won't mature for a year, while multiple contenders seek attention.
Des Moines rues the GOP state convention loss while Cedar Rapids voices louder pride, though the latter not enough to justify Des Moines public petulance.
General Joe Wheeler told a company of young men in New York City that men do not die of overwork and that breakdowns come from heavy smoking and drinking. He called strenuous labor the most harmless form of dis sipation and urged persistence and effort.
W J Bryan reiterates the money issue as paramount while discussing administration policy in the Philippine Islands during a Dubuque lecture. He titled the talk Ancient Landmarks and addressed the Supreme Court ruling on divorces where the defendant lacked residence.
The Muscatine burglary targets Rev L B Hix home and Hopkinton votes 218 to 94 for water works bonds. Artemus Lamb of Clinton dies in San Diego. Mrs J J Snoufer cleans up 300000 on Beaumont Texas lands. Prof N Gregory named 50 and from Wisconsin. Miss Josephine Giffen marries Arthur Lawrence of Maquoketa.
The Burlington Hawkeye argues unity in Iowa Republicans rests on fair treatment of loyal members. It condemns former switcher Cummins returning to seek control while demanding top favors and reshaping the party. It praises the party’s honorable record and rejects claims of corruption.
The Anamosa Eureka reports correction to last week's note on Mr. E. L. Atkin son regarding a potential county lawsuit over a smallpox claim. It states no suit will be filed and expresses confidence in fair treatment by the supervisors. Also notes engineer Zilley was injured Monday when he fell from his engine tank and is off work.
Secretary George Van Houten released the Iowa State Fair schedule for August 28 to 30 with prep days August 23 and 24. Highlights include free admission for under 15 on Des Moines and Children's Day, horse races such as 2:18 trot and 2:14 pace, and premiums awarded on August 29.
A reader suggests the Republican party should seek to fix conven tion locations in the state constitution and extend the amendment to include all political organizations. The proposal aims to move party gatherings to the capital, reflecting broad county interest and constitutional reconsideration.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numbers and letters without clear context. It appears as stray codes or scoring markers such as 16 8 40 1 bb 8 50 12 B50 1240 1 20 with no readable attribution or event details.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a full refund if the remedy fails and features J. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 26 cents.
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