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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1901

Page

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Republicans Sweep Iowa Amid Large Pluralities

The Republican party won Iowa by about 90,900 votes while gaining seats in the legislature. Dubuque County swung to Republicans electing a senator and representative. Polk County posted the largest county plurality at 6,950. Crawford, Des Moines, and Linn counties backed GOP wins. Clinton remained Democratic in the legislature.

Mr. Cummins Polk Dubuque Frudden Fred Kretschmer Steiner McQuillen Phillips Cummins Crawford Nolan Kenny McAleer Des Moines Jackson County Hillsinger Bell Wells Ryan Dudley Tracy Scott County Clinton County Linn County

New York City Mayoral Victory Ends Tammany Rule

Seth Low elected mayor of Greater New York by about 80 000, with no Tammany candidates winning. Legislature set to Republican and fusionist strength 108 to 42, signaling sweeping political change nationwide.

New York Tammany Seth Low Columbia College Greater Nash Ohio Maryland Nebraska Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island New Jersey Utah Virginia Kentucky Mississippi San Francisco

Jones County Votes Show Larger Republican Lead Than Expected

Unofficial county returns show a Republican plurality ranging from 683 to 880 with Cummins trailing Herriott by 50 for lieutenant governor. Total ticket votes were 3 518, down from 6 118 last year. Prohibitionists gained 128 votes for governor. Voter enthusiasm was low with only one political speech. Joe Petcina of Monticello leads the treasurer race.

Jones County Cummins Herriott Joe Petcina Monticello Bj Sa Ate A. B. Cummins Phillips Demon Faees Arenes Sane Ty Vy Coates John Herriott G. B. Ferguson A. B. Wray A. Harvey Richard O. Barrett W. P. Johnson Dem Ella Moffatt Eal Epad Commission C. Brown A. C. Brice Wesley Suddoth Letra RS Okol Oor A. Stratilek Kor J. F. Petcina J. P. Ellison H. T. Mills Bisa Arnold G . Fegan Leamon Clifford Paul Rep B.D. Cartwright E.R. Young Selee Gales J. F. Whalen Eee Neon Cements James Young Aes Eeenas T. B. Kent Bem Paul G. Biler Aee Eee Aerseae Oe Beaenese Seese i Ul James Espy Wbnea

Taxation Debate Takes Center Stage for Legislature

Two months before session onset lawmakers will tackle tax assessment reform. The public believes tax knowledge is common yet the subject is vast and complex. Voters and elected officials alike will confront unforeseen propositions and the challenge of balancing reform with fiscal realities.

Seasion David A. Wells United States

Winter bid to pardon Wesley Elkins for life term

Wesley Elkins, once eleven when sentenced for the murder of his father and stepmother, faces renewed pardon efforts this winter. Professor James E. Harlan of Cornell College champions his cause, while critics deem him a degenerate and urge continued penitentiary confinement.

Wesley Elkins Anamosa James E. Harlan Cornell College

Campaign Reflections In Quiet County Politics

The text notes the campaign ended with nervous officials, praising the spell binders for lacking wide audiences. It observes politics rarely mentioned in the county and no personal attacks by seasoned editors, highlighting Jones County political decorum and measured discourse.

Jones County

Cedar Rapids Faces Legal Pressures and Shifting Media

Cedar Rapids's image as a progressive city is challenged by multiple lawsuits and an extreme debt limit. The Herald absorption by the Tele gram in Dubuque leaves conservative Democrats without a party voice.

Cedar Rapids Herald The Telegraph Dubuque

Campaigns Linger Over Russet Valise Visual Cue

A fragment hints at a local political scene where a small russet valise became a notable prop. The note suggests a more vibrant campaign might have emerged if the bag had appeared prominently in events.

Precinct Returns Hint At Titus Amendment Revival

Early returns from selected precincts suggest support for Titus' amendment may persist, indicating the measure still has life in the legislative process. Strong entities include Titus and precincts. the outcome remains uncertain as results trickle in.

Democrats Silent On Election Results Satisfaction

The text notes that Democrats seem content with the outcome and do not voice complaints. It reflects a mood of acceptance among party members regarding the results.

Fires at State College at Ames threaten providential fund

A brief note warns that additional fires at the State College at Ames could sharply deplete the providential fund. The fragment implies ongoing fire incidents impacting financial reserves.

State College Ames Providential

Prayerful voters face uncertain outcomes in Whalen victory

Voters who pray before voting may not see their prayers matched by results as Jim Whalen secures a large majority. The election process is finished amid loud cheering and final tallies.

Diphtheria Closes Hopkinton Schools and Rural Routes Expanded

Amid diphtheria concerns Hopkinton public schools stay closed into next week. Jones Anamosa region adds rural routes from 22 to 46 miles, serving 910 to 1,050 residents with carriers named Wm G Ruhl Chas T Myrick Dudley Epper son. Maquoketa river fish stocking noted and Anamosa church fire and insurance.

Hopkinton Anamosa Wm. G Ruhl Chas T. Myrick Central City Linn County Dudley D. Epperson

Waterloo Pair Sought Marriage Despite Minor Bride

Abraham Whinke of Waterloo aged 70 and Martha T Bowman aged 16 obtained a marriage license with the mother’s help claiming lawful age. The clerk, realizing the girl was underage, recalled the license just before the ceremony. The couple say they will still seek a way to proceed.

Abraham Whinke Waterloo Martha T. Bowman

Tur Express Offers Joint Clubbing Rate for Chicago Papers

Tur Express will extend a $2 clubbing rate for the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean and Tir Express for one year. Subscribers can pay in advance to enjoy both papers. Tur Express renews hundreds of Inter Ocean subscriptions annually on the same terms.

Tur Express Chicago Inter Ocean Tir Express Tre Ex Press Ture Express

Advertisements Prevail Over Politics in The Express

Readers are urged to prefer advertisements over political content for the next ten months. The paper asserts that advertising pleases more patrons. It notes there is no politics in the advertising columns and claims public approval of Admiral Schley's conduct despite the court of inquiry findings.

THE ExpRess Schley Court of Inquiry

Poem Fragment Reflects on Love and Death

A terse verse by Frederick LL Knowles contrasts partnership and loneliness with lines about marriage and vigil. The excerpt references Dana and Gethsemane as holding symbols of collective and solitary moments, casting doubt on shared life versus solitary fate.

Dana Gethsemane Frederick LL Knowles

Land transfers and notices listed among 1900s records

A fragmented ledger shows multiple land transfers and assignments in sections and town plots across Oxford Junction Monticello and Rome with names such as J E Carter Amos Barker Irene Myers Ida Hotz Mary Miller and James A Hollingsworth among others. The page notes various lot and quarter section deeds plus a closing remark that it was an off year for the democrats.

J E Carter Michael Bleasiek Oxford Junction Amos Barker Andrew Cozort Rome Amos Rogers Oxford Aissescoereess Amelia Lindsley Wherry Mra J A Gilbert Wyoming Nancy C Cook and Hiss Mary Miller Henry W Kettlesen Tobin Kettlesen Jackson Yousse John Heinland Richland Margarette T Hill al Edward Tukes Washington Irene Myers Ida Hotz Seoee John H Bacher Mary Bradstreet Monticello Anna Matthiessen Anna Mommen Montice Clara A Taylor J F Taylor David Kramer

Barnums Monkeys and Scott's Emulsion Cure

A Barnum's Circus report claims monkeys fed regular doses of Scott's Emulsion suffer few deaths from consumption. After a keeper spilled the emulsion, the animals eagerly drank it and the circus notes cheaper care than replacing monkeys. Aimed at human consumption, the ad promotes the emulsion with a free sample and the Scott & Bowne address.

Barnum Scott Scott & Bowne

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