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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
1
The report discusses William Jennings Bryan amid a staged Madison Square reception and the risk of a political backlash. It notes Bryan's appeal may fade, the potential for a nomination without winning, and Charles A. Walsh resigning from Iowa Democratic leadership, signaling intra party fractures ahead of 1908.
The piece argues Democrats err by rushing their governor candidate into key communities to win anti Cummins Republicans. It claims these voters distrust free trade and Democratic doctrines and predicts further GOP sympathy shifts as national Democrats campaign locally. It warns neither Cummins nor Democrat Porter will gain their votes.
John A. Reed, once aligned with Jones county Republicans, publicly acknowledged a changed stance at the Cedar Rapids county convention last Saturday. He opposed acclamation nominations, urging that a single delegate objection blocks such a nomination, a stance echoing lessons from a four year past judicial convention.
Congressman Robert G. Cousins visited Oyster Bay as the invited guest of President Roosevelt for the Atlantic fleet review. Iowa’s Congressman Dawson was invited but could not attend.
The Register and Leader notes Governor Cummins remains quiet to rest an overworked throat. The writer jestingly wishes he had given it more rest in earlier campaign periods.
President Roosevelt argues that reorganizing Congress would cause purposeless confusion and oscillation between extremes. He praises the current Congress for advancing in many fields with careful policy, saying no other congress has performed as well in his time.
The obituary notes the Omaha Bee figure Mr. E Rosewater died soon after a failed bid for the US Senate. It suggests the political disappointment contributed to his heart failure, comparing the penalty to losses suffered by Horace Greeley and others of lesser renown.
Five years since the assassination of President William McKinley in Buffalo. The piece notes Roosevelt built on McKinley’s economic policies, leading to years described as prosperous. It urges not to forget McKinley for the foundation he laid.
In Union County the Cummins struggle reshaped the county ticket race with a reversal of results. Democrats who aided the progressives in the Cummins contest abstained from the county contest, altering the outcome.
The piece argues Bryan as a strong conservative force predicting a more radical 1908 platform with railroads under government ownership and populist aims. It notes emphasis on spelling in public schools over reforming dropouts and questions Des Moines backing the state fair as other towns do.
A Dubuque saloon keeper was robbed of a $400 diamond, raising questions about how many patrons could wear such gems. The incident highlights security at local taverns as investigators review the case.
The Des Moines Capital asserts there will be no trouble for Republican candidates securing Republican votes, indicating smooth electoral support without anticipated disputes.
The state fair drew record attendance under perfect weather described as the finest ever. Officials praised ideal conditions and a season of abundant harvests enhancing visitor turnout and overall success.
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues the Republican Party must uphold its principles and stay organized to win the 1908 election. It warns against socialism and aligning with Bryan, saying such moves would ruin the party and its respectability. It criticizes Bryan as opportunistic and emphasizes standing by GOP principles.
A four inch water jet from overheated equipment drenched loaded stock on a Washington Mills narrow gauge line last week. The passenger coach was reached and the cut off failed, flooding cars and soaking Supt. Stapleton Division Freight and Passenger Agent C M Baird and several women passengers.
Miles P Sigworth Jr of Anamosa seeks relief in bankruptcy court with unsecured debts of 6457 dollars. Joseph Aldin near West Branch loses two barns and contents in a Cedar County fire. Clara Box of Ute dies after insect sting and blood poisoning. Hancock and Bliss indicted in Harden County over Iowa Lillooet Mining. Cedar County grows best corn. Charles Fawcett wins 50 dollar best ear prize. Dyersville and Northern railroad project near completion after long delay. Harry Dretner fatally shoots Grace Reed near Davenport then kills himself, motive unrequited love cited. Maquoketa disbands its paid baseball team amid weak support. Dubuque high school graduates balk at college education. local scholarships go unused. C J Rohde tops butter contest at Interstate Fair with 99 percent score. Ward of Walker close behind. Delaware Democrats nominate a full slate of county officers. Linn Republicans nominate slate for county offices including Moore, McAllister, Ring, Watkins, Prat, Cleveland, Biggs, Coquillette, King, Alderman.
George Ade, humorist, relates a farmer visiting a city. The man asks hotel hours for meals and wonders when he will get to see the town. The clerk explains meals run from 6 to 11 for breakfast 11 to 8 dinner and 8 to 8 for supper. The farmer asks when he can see the town.
A collection of maxims urges persistent effort and sound judgment. It emphasizes thriving on challenge, accepting advice, leveraging strengths, and maintaining harmony with others. Money is linked to power and independence, with advice to save for future progress.
On August 22 in Fairfield Iowa Mr Trobart D Myrick and Miss Mabel J Buedel wed at the home of the bride s parents. Last Tuesday Jackson township resident Jack Brady was knocked toward a threshing machine belt tearing his pants and shirt but the engine was shut quickly and he escaped with minor bruises. A family reunion is planned at L Schoonover s home with George Schoonover Will Overing T G Richardson and Geo Schoonover listed as attendees. By September 12 L Schoonover Geo Schoonover and families plan a trip to California.
A refined room gains its completed look from select pieces that balance style and comfort. Thoughtful furniture choices, including upholstery, wood tones, and proportion, elevate the space with timeless elegance.
A two week drive across southern South Dakota from the east line to twenty eight miles west of Murdo reports abundant rain, excellent crops, rising land values and lively homesteading. Cattlemen turned to horses. German and American homesteaders praise sod and corn yields. rail expansion and Murdo boom rumors accompany the optimistic survey.
W K Pearson of Anamosa announces his candidacy for county treasurer pending action by the Republican county convention on June 21 2006.
Olin May 21, 106. IL. G. Halsey announces candidacy for county recorder subject to the Republican county convention.
A. Matthiessen declares candidacy for the office of sheriff of Jones County, subject to action by the Republican county convention. This announcement signals his bid and party backing.
Thos G Richardson announces his candidacy for county superintendent of schools subject to approval at the Republican county convention dated June 4 1906 in Wyoming.
Date set for the office of county supervisor ballot action by the Republican county convention in Jones County Iowa. Jo Brownell of Wyoming Iowa designated, meeting scheduled for May 28.
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