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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1903

Page

6

The Dark Visits a Village at Night

A poem by Hattie Whitney in Youth's Companion describes darkness gliding through a village. Children flee in fright yet the dark keeps watch from night until dawn and gently kisses each sleeping head without harming anyone.

Hattie Whitney

Will Jordan of the Sioux a White Chief in Legend

The Brooklyn Eagle recounts Will Jordan a white man who leads a Sioux band and is kin to Red Cloud. His Ivory of Gallinger Mayo ancestors and Crusade era Jordans tie to Castle Jordan in Ireland. Red Cloud supports his marriage to Wee Washte with Sioux language pledges and the two families' complex bond.

Will Jordan Gallinger Mayo Will Magpe-Luta Red Cloud John DeCoursey Jord of Galinger Jordan River Plains Col. Jordan Wee-Washte Jordan Brooklyn Eagle Spotted Tail

How a Bird Dresses and Other Oddities From the Press

A collection of brief notes on bird grooming explaining why birds preen and fluff their feathers in cold weather, followed by light observations on wild beasts at sea, and a tally of cheese varieties from France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, and Denmark.

Canary Detroit Free Press France Holland Switzerland Italy Denmark

Toothpick Infernal Machine Demonstration

A Boston Globe description explains building a device from five toothpicks wax or breadcrumbs for a demon head and cork body. Arrange cross shapes, position the top toothpick to divide the cross, add limbs, place on a tumbler foot, light a match, and release the burning assembly to launch the figure into the air as an “infernal machine.”

Boston Globe

Gold standard urged as key to global stability

A state department report on international exchange advocates a fixed gold to silver ratio. It notes silver fluctuations hamper commerce, investments, and imports in silver-using nations. The commission led by Hanna Conant Jenks visited capitals and found broad support for a uniform ratio and gold standard adoption in China and other economies.

Commission On International Exchange State Department Washington Mexico China Troy Times H. H. Hanna Indianapolis Charles A. Conant New York Jeremiah W. Jenks Cornell University Commission of United States Philippines Dutch East Indies Orient Russia

Presidential year 1804 politics and party outlook

The week’s editorials weigh in on Roosevelt’s reelection prospects, GOP optimism, and Democratic disunity. Papers from Chicago Detroit Indianapolis and Springfield compare fortunes, note Democratic splits, and mark 1804 as a pivotal presidential year amid national elections.

Johnson defeat reshapes Ohio politics and party future

The Chicago Chronicle credits Democratic voters for derailing Tom Johnson in Ohio, arguing the defeat halts radicalism and demagoguery within the party. It says Johnson’s removal preserves Democratic principles and pressures leaders toward restraint next year.

Ohio Chicago Chronicle Dem Tom Johnson Bryan United States America Democratic Party Johnson Republic

Collapse of Bryanism in Ohio signals political shift

The Chicago Inter Ocean and Indianapolis News quote that Tom L. Johnson’s defeat marks the collapse of Bryanism. They say Johnson’s Bryan method appeals to clamor and discontent, but the national democracy rejects it for common sense. Ohio’s repudiation warns Democrats nationwide.

Tom L. Johnson Ohio Johnson Bryan Chicago National Democracy Ohio Democracy Indianapolis News Ind Maryland Tom Johnson Charlotte Observer Dem

Indicted magnate tied to Missouri bribery scheme

Jefferson City November 16 William Ziegler New York millionaire and head of the baking powder combine faces indictment by Cole county grand jury for complicity in bribery of Missouri legislators. Agent D J Kelley implicated in bribery to block alum baking powder sales with $8500 paid to lawmakers four from the Senate on the committee each received 1000. ExLieut Gov Lee linked, Senator Stone linked to pure food fight. Prosecutor Stone suspended. special prosecutor named. 106 indictments in total expected arrests soon.

Jefferson City William Ziegler New York Baking Powder Combine Cole County Grand Jury Missouri Evlyn Baldwin Baldwin Ziegler D. J. Kelley Kelley Canada John A. Lee Baking Powder Trust St. Louis W. A. Cochran Planters Lee Stone Farris I. W. Luckett R. P. Stone Hezell

Trains Collision Kills Thirty in Louisiana Night Crash

A Chicago limited northbound and an accommodation train collided near Kentwood Louisiana at 7 30 PM causing thirty deaths and many injuries as ashes from the engine ignited the wreckage. Officials dispatched relief trains from McComb Amite and New Orleans amid secrecy.

New Orleans Chicago Limited Illinois Central Kentwood Catawa Tangipapoa McComb Amite Here

SLAIN BY MOROS NEAR LAKE LANO

Manila dispatch reports Moros near Lake Lano attacked a guard boat near Mariapon after Maj. Gen. Wood’s departure. Three soldiers of the Twenty-eighth Infantry were killed and one wounded. Moros were repulsed. Names include Sergt. J. G. Stephens Omaha and Privates Frank Bowser Marion Ohio Elmer H. Burke Kansas City.

Manila Wood Jolo Lake Lano Mariapon Twenty-eighth Infantry Sergt J. G. Stephens Omaha Frank Bowser Marion, O Elmer H. Burke Kansas City

Architecture of a Brick Residence with Shingle Exterior

The article details a brick residence with a wood superstructure, silver gray shingles, white trim, and a moss green roof. It lists dimensions, cellar height, and a pine kitchen with modern conveniences, plus an ash-trimmed second floor containing four bedrooms and a wainscoted bathroom.

Fort Worth style house specifications listed with costs

Architectural specification notes detail Lull Lidofeet residence features including oak trim in hall and vestibule, whitewood reception room, birch living room, and quartered oak dining area. Details include paneled wainscoting, beamed ceilings, leaded glass doors, porcelain fixtures, and a projected total cost not exceeding 2800 dollars, with materials listed and prepared by GO A. W. Skintz.

GO. A. W. Skintz

Paper Bed Quilts and a Texas Bishop Anecdote

A North Carolina company makes durable bed quilts from two crimped paper sheets with cloth outsides claiming warmth comparable to wool. The process aims for patentable novelty and disinfection claims while a separate anecdote recalls Rt. Rev. George Kinsolving as a giant of stature in Philadelphia. A Chicago Times note cites 8500 deserted wives in the city, reflecting social attitudes toward the “new woman.”

North Carolina Lexington N. C George Kinsolving Texas Philadelphia Texas Bill Texas George Chicago N. Y. Times

New Cancer Cure Reported by Dr Schmidt and Dr Johnson

A new cancer treatment discovered by Dr Otto Schmidt of Cologne and tested by Dr Jesse Johnson of London is reported to shrink malignant tumors. The method uses a parasite observed to vary in appearance under different conditions and claims to convert cancers to scarred, dormant tissue. Initial trials in 29 cases showed tumors surrounded and degenerated, with cautious professional reception and a note that one benefactor’s wife benefited.

Otto Schmidt Cologne Jesse Johnson London Medical Society of London Schmidt Gaylord America Johnson

Electrocrutes and Street Railways in Urban Shift

Mr. Steuart notes streetcar electrification across cities as animal power declines. Data shows 67 companies using animal traction with 250 miles of track, 53 companies avoiding animal power with 158 miles of single-track. Also contrasts lifespans of workers in East and West London and reports a nation wide plague vaccination drive in India targeting seven million people.

Steuart Street Railway

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Romance OF the West Young Red Cloud Pete Sam Mr. Rullsa Germany Infores Stability Tom Gorman Roosevelt Post Office Department New York City Springfield Mass William Zeigiler Disarter Louisiana Moros The Hilla Hopkinsville Oak Grove Andrew Houston Henry Young Camilo Pissarro Paris St. Thomas Des Moines Charles D. Bevington Winterset Butler Tie Winterset National Bank Des Moines, Winterset & Southern Railway New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Mkten Pee Cecoutl George East West India
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