June 1892 Monticello items and transfers
Chest of Monticello notes June events from The Express including deaths births marriages storms and a tornado. It lists real estate transfers with multiple properties toward the Monticello and Anamosa area and mentions council action, school staff, and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Express
O. J. Brown
Matthiessen Bros
August Busker
Wm. Schodde
Cornelia Shelley
Ernest
Denver
Nellie Carpenter
Rockford Seminary
Rockford
Illinois
D. G. Hazard
Jacob Steiner
Schneider & Co
Chicago
Henry D. Smith
Cincinnatti
Iowa
Kittie Wright
Earl Barker
Manchester
H. M. Wright
Grace Street
David Street
Park College
Missouri
Lou Gibson
Pennsylvania
John Gibson
The Chief Insurgent In Political Setback
The piece laments Senators La Follette and Cummins facing weak vote tallies of 86 and 10 as their insurgent brands falter. It contrasts Roosevelt’s distinct Rooseveltian insurgency with their fading claims, accusing them of losing momentum and metaphorically having their movement stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
la Fallette
Senator Cummins
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cummins
la Follette
Aft
One Term for President debate gains traction
The Omaha World Herald reports growing discussion on limiting the presidency to one term. Proponents argue it would end disloyalty to party, curb patronage, and prevent clashes between presidents and ex presidents on the stump. It would allow a president to govern for all the people guided by conscience and aim for lasting achievement.
Succession Debate Favoring Alice Over Theodore
The writer argues that Alice should succeed rather than Theodore II, criticizing Theodore the elder for lacking respect and for claiming to be bride at every wedding and corpse at every funeral. Alice is favored for succession due to such actions by the elder son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
THE
Express
James J. Britt
Asst
Cedar Rapids
Theodore J
Alice I
Theodore II
Theodore
Alice
Pinchot Praised for Conserving Tall Timbers
Washington Post notes that if the colonel gate that nomination succeeds, many people will be grateful to Gifford Pinchot for preserving the tall timber stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Giff Pinchot
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. W. Koop
A. Kempf
Lizzie Wernl
Monticello
Nettie Eberhart
David P. Young
J. M. Eberhart
J. W. Davis
Kate
Alberta
Ann Arbor
State University
Oscar Soetje
Mamie Ainsworth
W. O. Ainsworth
Ft. Dodge
EH. B. Wilson
Adel
Miss Ainsworth
H. 8. Richardson
Center Junction
W. A. Doran
Mary Maryin
Carrie Hickman
Lottie Graff
Kate Maurice
Nettie Sutherland
Johanna Graf
Nettie Sleeper
Ray Starry
L. FF. Zeller
Serg, Ney
Sor C. M
St. P. Ry. Co
Rome
Charles W. Metcalf
J. C. Hunnicutt
Slx
Shaw’s
Anamosa
Q. c. d. Cash & Rhinehart
Same
J. GC. McConaughy
Greenfield
Leroy W. Pitcher
C. M
Eber G. Peet
W. J. Bailey
Gee. W. McConaughy Et al
St. P
Carrie L. Waggoner
D. B
Huber
Peter Duncan
William Walton
Chas
BB. Walston
Cora Hoisington
Wiliam
Norton
Morley
Grace Dowden
William O. Norton
Hale
H. D. Norton
William 0. Norton
A.D. Mackrill
Ida M. Blankenberg
Milton Dunlap
Clay
L. Zeer
Lh. Zeller
Pteh, Sely
I. W. Levell
Charles 8. Bidwell
L. Zeller
Nwly
Oxford Two
Mary Wosoba
John B. Marfield
Jacob Tl. Stary
G. A. Newman
T. M. Miller
GC. M
Tone
A.J. Newman
Lyman Abbott
Abbott
Chicago Tribune
L. G. Stubler
Omaha World-Herald
Eclipse Lumber Co
Eclipse Lumber
College Park
Coe College
National Oats and Shores-Mueller Co
Peerless V Belt Co
Rock Island
Plain View
GEO. T. Hedges & Cowpany
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