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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
5
A column critiques Cedar Rapids Gazette cartoons and laments perceived editorial feebleness. It notes Cummins and Herb Riott ties, the Maquoketa Excelsior sale to J P Gruwell of Oskaloosa, and remarks on Yale President Hadley predicting dire government outcomes. It discusses railroad influence, tax assessments, and rising railroad stock values.
In a Chicago Tribune interview Congressman Cousins denies any understanding within the Iowa delegation about supporting a gubernatorial action. He says he will focus on his duties and not interfere with Iowa citizens in their choice of state officers. He adds that local voters have the right to their own opinions about candidates.
The nation mourns Harrison praising his calm intellect and unspectacular reliability. He lacked Lincoln or Garfield charisma but was trusted to act correctly under pressure, with dignified bearing and precise, well-timed public remarks that surprised friends and puzzled enemies.
Clinton judge Walter I Hayes dies suddenly in Marshall Michigan while staying for a friend’s funeral. A former three term U S representative and district judge he defended the prohibition amendment against constitutional challenge and was known for his legal skill. The piece also discusses potential repercussions for Col Mowry in seeking renomination for railroad commissioner amid Penrose candidacy and district politics.
Senator E G Penrose a Tama City hardware man and former Benton Tama district state senator is nominated for lieutenant governor. He pledges to run on merit without entanglements and aims to serve the public good if elected.
A short reflective poem about the happiest heart as simple childlike and loving. It contrasts worldly views with ongoing gladness and enduring dreams, attributed to Ripley D. Sanders in the St. Louis Republic.
NA O OO CEEY W Scott Wilbert Starry and E B Lawson are the citizens caucus picks for Olin councilmen. Mayors and candidates for neighboring towns, fires, deaths, and other local events fill this issue with notices, accidents, and philanthropy updates.
The Monticello Express suggests a political tactic to sideline a governor hopeful by nominating him for lieutenant governor. It notes the office has previously been used to block gubernatorial bids and calls for any candidate willing to step aside to speak up.
Cascade Pioneer reports the engagement of Mabel Moore to Arthur B. Sayles of Monticello announced by Mr and Mrs Ezekiel Moore. Also noted are election results for east Cascade school district directors E Vogel T Kingsley and John Finn and local district directors William Knapp and John McQuillen. Dubuque County Fair Association sets meeting dates of September 10 11 12 and 13 for 1901.
The Marshall County Republican primaries selected delegates to the county convention with supporters of Conger Foster Perkins and Cummins. The Times-Republican favored Cummins but hopes to swing Marshall County against him at the convention.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican argues laws forcing physicians to report infectious diseases should also require public publication in local newspapers where outbreaks occur. It says public access to information safeguards the public and helps health officers prevent epidemics, contrasting with merchant fears of lost trade.
The state convention will renominate Colonel Welcome Mowry for lieutenant governor despite possible effects on Senator Penrose. The Republican party intends to honor a faithful and honest official in its administration by ensuring Mowry’s re nomination.
A note reminds residents that several municipal officers will be elected at the upcoming election next Monday. Voters are urged to review local race details and polling locations.
Hopkinton residents will go to the polls Monday April 15 to decide the waterworks question. The local election asks voters to consent to the proposed water utility project and related funding.
Susan Smalley Langworthy and others transfer lots 451 452 in Monticello to George I Lovell for 4000 dollars. Emanuel Shope sells part undivided interests to J A Rummel and Jennie Rummel in Hale area for 8700 dollars. Peter C Ingwersen and wife deed land in townships 6 and 8 to John R Walston for 18400 dollars. John H Knight and wife transfer west half of north half and section 34 and southeast section Rome area for 7800 dollars. Elijah F Ellison sells eight nine parts in Greenfield to Charles and Harry Holecomb for 1500 dollars. HC Metcalf and wife sell to Valentine May in Fairview for 400 dollars. Margaret Albery sells parts in Madison to Thomas Thomason for 7800 dollars.
An advertisement explains thinness caused by overwork or under digestion and promotes Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a balancing aid. It claims oil supports health with activity, offers a free sample, and lists price points of 50 cents and one dollar from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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