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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1899

Page

5

Congressional Talk and Travel News Mix In 19th Century Tone

Congressman Cousins critiques the Filipino leader Aguinaldo hinting he would pick money over a US Colonel. The Paris steamer accident won’t deter travel as American tourists surge to Europe. Ex Senator Peffer rejoins the Republicans and Daniel Kerr’s political future remains cautious amid shifting views.

Cousins Aguinaldo Paris Europe Peffer Daniel Kerr Daniel

Political tensions ripple across Iowa editorials

The piece notes political bias in naval cadetship exams, rivalry between Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, and a Star Glipper rebuke to Tama News over subscription pleas. It also covers Iowa Congregational association debates and reactions to a socialist professor, highlighting local press and campus tensions.

Traer Star-Glipper Tama News Star- Clipper

Mrs. Birney Embraces Family Image Over Stereotypes

A newspaper notes Mrs. Theo dore W. Birney, president of the National Congress of Mothers, and her three daughters, arguing her example counters claims that the organization is dominated by spinster members. The piece praises her motherhood and inspirational leadership.

Theodore W. Birney National Congress of Mothers Congress Mothers’ Congress

Doubting Thomas on County Home Plan Sparks Debate

Monticello Express hints at scrutiny of Linn County care for the incurably insane as Marion Register invites editor to ride rural routes. The piece notes a split over county versus state asylum care with the board of control restricting relocations without relative consent.

Monticello Thomas Marion Linn County Board of Control

Supreme Court Decides Two Jones County Appeals

Last week the supreme court decided two Jones County appeals. L Schoonover vs Osborne Bros and David Osborne was affirmed as to Osborne Bros and reversed as to David Osborne, with a judgment against the Osbornes for about 30000 for borrowed money likely needing a retrial for David. Ora D Pitkin executrix v E E Peet was reversed, requiring a retrial in district court over Peet estate settlement. The weather note adds last Sabbath marked the fifth straight rainy Sunday.

Jones County Supreme Court L. Schoonover Osborne Bros David Osborne Osbornes Ora D. Pitkin Executrix E. E. Peet District Court Peet

Memorial address by Chaplain Mason and local notices from Iowa

Memorial address by Chaplain Mason of the Forty ninth regiment to be delivered in Toledo. Marion post office upgraded to second class with postmaster salary set at 2000 dollars. Wyoming residents call a July Fourth celebration meeting. From January 1 1899 to May 1899 convicts in two state penitentiar ies drop from 1140 to 1069, decline of 71. Thirty smallpox cases reported in Cresco with no deaths. G L Johnson and Frank D Kelsey seek Jackson county attorney job after death of R W Henry. Mrs Buthala of Clinton awarded 2500 dollar verdict for alienation slander and assault. Charles McQuiston to recruit in Cedar Rapids May 26 27. Elizabeth Boyd mother of Cedar Rapids postmaster dies. remains to Tipton for interment. age about 68. Cascade papers note death of Jas Hucker Cascade township at 84. Horace Cownie son of John Cownie shot in South Amana. glancing skull wound. Charles W Farley formerly conductor on Dubuque Southwest Railway. Richland township district school dispute over uncredentialed teacher. Chas D Baldwin Cascade Pioneer editor married Frances Fagan. Baldwin continues Pioneer success. Fagan daughter of former Cascade postmaster.

Marion Wyoming Cresco G. L. Johnson Frank D. Kelsey Jackson County R. W. Henry Buthala Clinton Charles McQuiston United States Infantry Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Boyd W. R Boyd Tipton Cascade Jas. Hucker Cascade Township Hucker Horace Cownie John Cownie Board of Control South Amana Marengo Charles W. Farley Farley St. Martin’s Church Roche Frances Fagan Baldwin Pioneer Miss Fagan

The Sea is Ours Bob Cousins at Cedar Rapids

A patriotic discourse extols American naval power and Admiral Dewey. It lauds the nation’s sea access, calls for sustained maritime strength, and criticizes those who doubt America’s global role and wartime achievements.

Bob Cedar Rapids

Fathers Now Figure in Mothers Congress Debate

Des Moines Capital notes ongoing discussion of the Mothers Congress with a sting about organizers and membership. The Express praises a Des Moines organizer as a leading wife and mother, and claims about men in the congress being good husbands and fathers.

Tue Monticento Express Des Moines Congress the Express Iowa Mothers’ Congress

May term district court sessions proceed with varied civil and probate actions

The May term continues with probate matters including estates of Smalley Johnson Hills Jacobs Matson Fluckiger and others. Civil cases include verdicts dismissals continuances and judgments for costs with multiple cases in trial to court or jury and amendments pending. Ex senator Harlan critiques Iowa art funding and design at the state Capitol.

L. W. Rigby Joseph B. Smalley John Rigby Delia Battles T. R. Johnson Henry Jacobs B. Kellum Sarah A. Matson Samuel Fluckiger Daniel Fluckiger Kate Jock Elmer E. Mathewson Louisa M. Hills Frank Sheridan P. H. Connor Matilda Kelly J. E. Carter C. H. Klenze N. Levien Sheffield Milling Co Lamb Bros Wm. T. Shaw Grant Rush David Bradley Co F. E. Plume Et al Elsie Byerly Caroline Byerly H. M. Carpenter G. H. George A. J. Byerly Matt Noyes N. A. Rice Andrew Davidson Minnie B.dunlap Harry Dunlap Almira G. Stout John D. Stout Harlan Iowa Congressman Cousins Chicago Art Commission Europe State of Towa State of Iowa Capitol Historical Department Town Harriet A. Ketcham

Senatorial Management Noted in Cedar Rapids Report

The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Gear managers have guided public perception during the senator’s recent capi tol visit. Reports claim Des Moines papers praised Gear’s health and a stone-laying event in Cummins’s home became a Gear demonstration.

Cedar Rapids Des Moines Capitol City Gear Cummins

Suspects Arrested After Shoe Theft Try at Local Store

Saturday two men acted suspiciously and tried to steal from Bracha & Co. Marshall Federson detained one, the other escaped toward jail. Night saw the fugitive returning to break a lock and free his partner, then both fled town and remain missing.

Bracha & Co Marshal Federson Calaboose Oxford Mirror

Untold Manila Story in McClure's June Issue

McClure's magazine for June promises the inside tale of the Dewey Spanish command negotiations that led to Manila's surrender with minimal land fighting. Oscar King Davis reports from the Manila desk of the New York Sun, drawing on the diary of Belgian consul M Edouard Andre.

McClure’s Admiral Dewey Manila Oscar King Davis New York Sun M. Edouard Andre

The Iowa Delegation in Congress Examined

The New York Sun extols Iowa’s delegation led by Senators Allison and Gear. It praises four eloquent House members Hepburn Cousins Dolliver Henderson and notes Major Lacey and Capt Hull as hardworking. It argues Hepburn could be a strong speaker but Declines, shifting support to Henderson and making him a formidable candidate.

Iowa Henderson Allison Senate Gear Illinois Iown Commonwealth House Col. Hepburn Cousins Dolliver Gen. Henderson Major Lacey Capt Hull

Greater America Exposition to Open in Omaha July First

The Greater America Exposition opens in Omaha Nebraska on July 1 and runs to November 1 1899. It promises unique displays including war relics from battle sites and colonial exhibits from the Philippines Cuba and Hawaii. banker philanthropist D O Mills remarks on happiness tied to his early days as a small country merchant and a fortune of 25 million dollars.

Omaha Neb United States Philippines Cuba Hawaii D. O. Mills

Fragmentary figures surface in unreadable archival text

A decipherable portion of OCR text shows scattered numbers and letters without clear context or identifiable entities, yielding only incomplete data points suitable for record-keeping without definite events, names, dates, or places.

First of the Season Excursion to Buffalo by Nickel Plate

Excursion to Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road offered at one round trip fare. Tickets on sale June 11 12 13 1899 with return validity through July 2 1899 if deposited with Buffalo joint agent by June 17 1899. City Ticket Office 111 Adams St Chicago Depot via Vian Buren Street Station on Elevated Loop 48w3.

Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Niagara Falls City Adams Chicago Buren Street

Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Excursion to Buffalo

The Nickel Plate Road promotes a Chicago to Buffalo excursion for the Shrine annual meeting on June 14 and 15. Tickets go on sale June 12 and 18 at a first class round trip fare, with options for rail or water travel between Cleveland and Buffalo. Three daily first class trains run Chicago to Buffalo, New York and Boston. sleeping car reservations through General Agent at 111 Adams Street, Chicago.

Chicago Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Cleveland New York Boston Adams Street

Excursion to Buffalo by Nickel Plate Road One Fare Round Trip

Visit Buffalo and Niagara Falls at a very reasonable expense. City Ticket Office 111 Adams Street. Depot Van Gogh on the Loop. 46w5 TO CURE A COLD WHILE YOU SLEEP Break-Up-a-Cold Tablets 25c. O H Soetjesole agt.

Buffalo Nickel Plate Road Niagara Falls Adams Street van Buren Street Chicago O. H. Soetjesole Agt

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