26 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1901
Page
1
The ticket names Albee B. Cummins for governor John Herriott for lieutenant governor and B. M. Weaver for judge of the supreme court as the party’s slate.
The piece notes Roosevelts resolve to continue the Schley inquiry despite counsel's death, praises the cabinet retention and policy direction under McKinley, and mentions Cedar Rapids pride in manufacturing value as Sioux City and Des Moines also lead. It cites Czolgłos murder verdict, a quiet Town Campaign, and reciprocity talk led by McKinley and Kasson. It discusses Des Moines origin efforts to amend the mulci law, petition needs, and liquor interests seeking secret ballots.
The defendant faces murder charges in Buffalo with two eminent lawyers hired for defense. Some call him insane while most see anarchistic zeal as cause. Regardless, the public favors execution to prevent further harm.
The piece condemns sensational papers like the New York Journal and Chicago American. It accuses them of hypocrisy and unreliability, noting public abuse of their editor and McKinley’s praise as fueling untrustworthy journalism. It argues readers give them attention only for scandal.
A fragmented extract quotes Bishop H. W. Warren from Independent praising vast outcomes of earths and skies with metaphorical references to coal, ores, and divine labor. The piece juxtaposes endless sunshine and ample resources as signs of providence.
Dubuque attorney John Deery remains in critical condition with little hope of recovery. Rowley reports rising diphtheria cases while schools and churches shut. A Davenport native Adolph Knocke died by ingesting carbolic acid and shooting himself. Cresco street commissioner James Wilson killed by a live electric wire. Cedar Rapids memorial featured Congressman Robert G. Cousing. Tipton convict McNamee escaped jail after two year sentence. Dubuque hosts Col. D. B. Henderson back from Europe to join Ohio and Town campaigns. Shellsburg bank robbery netted about 3000 dollars plus securities. Cedar Rapids man Chauncy Rittenberg wounded by a 22-caliber gun. Clarence postmaster L. Tiffany died by own hand. Ralph Spencley, longtime Dubuque pioneer, dies aged 88. Waterloo's Mrs. Cora Waugh granted divorce for desertion and non-support. a draft note prompts a reconsideration of remarriage if the late husband returns.
In addressing tax dodging, Mr. A B Cummins argues Iowa laws need reform to ensure fair taxation. He notes the high concealment of personal property and urges a provision to motivate truthfulness to the assessor amid the complex task of crafting just tax laws.
Fragmented archival passage contrasts reverent accounts of William McKinley’s faith and resolve with harsh criticisms of political adversaries. The text cites his calm facing of death and the era’s partisan rancor, reflecting a heated public debate over leadership and morality.
Reading the fragment mentions Nelson, an Iowa man, connected to Emma Goldman’s Chicago arrest. It notes claims he is a friend and admirer of Dr. Herron, ex-professor at Iowa College, whose Herronism is labeled subversive yet has defenders in Iowa. The piece suggests public understanding of Herronism’s merits will quiet apologists in the state.
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Jones County Republicans have renominated Hon. F. J. Sokol for the legislature. They praise his strong, clean record, long service in local positions, shrewd common sense, and courage to do right, honoring themselves by rehonoring him.
London Tid Bits recounts a frail woman boasting how she mentally subdues her husband. She explains she records his speeches with a phonograph to have proof of his rants, advising the engaged girl to do the same.
County Auditor Barker appoints Jas H Abel of Monticello as deputy auditor to fill the vacancy from T A King Jr's resignation. Abel comes recommended by leading Republicans. Also announced are three rural mail routes out of Anamosa with details on current and upcoming operations and routes.
Cascade and Pioneer note McNally's steady improvment with no relapse for a week. Memorial services for President McKinley held at St Marys Church with a mourning US flag. T H McQuillan seeks re election to the county supervisor board. Laura Devaney and Elon Raffety wed at St Martins parochial residence with few relatives present. Raffety a Devaney Raffety firm member remains a rising local businessman.
Mr. Cummins schedules speaking events this week in Centerville Fairfield Chariton Albia Hedrick Sigourney OsKaloosa with sessions from Sept 23 to Sept 28. A Times-Republican correspondent notes the rush of news via telephone telegraph and tel-a-woman.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for thin individuals claiming it builds new flesh without fatigue. It asserts strong people do not need it, while thin people will feel better, eat more, and gain weight, offering a free sample and listing Scott & Bowne as the manufacturers.
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