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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

2

McKinley Speech at Buffalo Forecasts Prosperity and Peace

President McKinley’s Pan American exposition address lauds progress through international collaboration and trade reciprocity. He urges direct steamship lines, a unified merchant marine, and the isthmian canal, stressing peace, mutual respect, and shared prosperity for the Americas.

McKiniey Buffalo Pacific Coast United States Mexico Central South America South American Oceans Blaine Pan-American Congress Earth

War President McKinley and the Global Rise of the United States

The article recalls McKinley's rise from common roots like Lincoln and his wartime leadership. It notes his presidency led the United States to end Cuban cruelty, plant the flag in the Philippines, reach China, and elevate the nation among global powers under the era’s shifting imperial roles.

William McKinley Abraham Lincoln Lincoln America Cuba Philippines China United States Peking Atlanta Constitution McKinley Twenty-third Ohio Infantry Rosecrans Stanley Matthews United States Supreme Court Rutherford B. Hayes Carnifex Ferry McClellan Army of the Potomac Antietam Hayes Cook Carroll Maine Porto Rico Hawaiian Islands Theodore Roosevelt New York Hobart

Environment Of Authors And Their Creative Habits

A survey of how famed American writers work shows they need distinct settings to spark ideas. Spofford favors nature with a lap pad while Deland keeps a sunny Boston conservatory. Churchill works in a top floor office in St Louis. Bret Harte writes outdoors with cigars. Harris writes in a rose filled Atlanta cottage.

Western Hemisphere Christendom Thy Harriet Prescott Spofford Margaret Deland Boston Winston Churchill Richard Carvel St. Louis Vermont Bret Harte Atlanta Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remus Bre’er “Rabbit

Long Trolley Trip Boston to Camden Ends After Four Days

A trolley journey from Boston to Camden New Jersey traveled 357 miles and took four days to complete with the route covering several cities along the way.

Boston Camden N. J

Roosevelt Addresses Fair Ground Speech on Law and Foreign Policy

Vice President Roosevelt spoke at the state fair grounds in Minneapolis on September 2. He urged wage workers protections, lawful state action, and fair treatment of honest employers, while warning against wealth-based aggression and promoting the Monroe Doctrine as a guide to peaceful international relations and future expansion toward self-governing Cuba and the Philippines.

Buffalo McKinley Milburn Canada Mexico Central and South America Cuba Porto Rico State Fair Grounds Minneapolis Roosevelt Philippines

McKinley Life Traced Through Ancestry and Career

A historical sketch tracing William McKinley's ancestry to Scotch Covenanters and early Irish settlers, detailing his rise from Civil War officer to Ohio governor and national president. It notes his 1896 reelection victory over Bryan with 7,233,715 votes to 6,255,668 and a 623,627 vote majority.

William McKinley Charles II Ireland McKinley James David McKinley David Hannah C. Rose Pennsylvania Ohio Bryan

Sweethearts From Childhood in McKinley Home Life

The article recalls William McKinley and Ida Saxton McKinley meeting in Canton. They wed January 25 1871 a decade before his presidency. They had two daughters Florence and Katie who died young and Mrs McKinley’s illness affected her health and public life.

McKinley Canton McKinleys James’ Saxton Ida Saxton McKinley William McKinley White House

Monument Dedicates Iowa Women to Jennie Wade at Gettysburg

Iowa members of the Woman’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic unveiled a marble statue of Jennie Wade in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The 20 year old lived with her mother and sister and spent the first day of the battle fetching water for Union soldiers before being killed on July 3 1863. The monument bears her name and notes she was killed while making bread for Union troops and was erected in 1891 by the Women’s Relief Corps of Town.

Iowa Woman’s Relief,Corps Grand Army of the Republic Gettysburg Jennie Wade Jennie Georgia Wade McClellan Denison Women's Relief Corps

M'Kinley's Schoolmate Recalls Skating Rescue

Du buque mayor Hon Thomas W Johnston recalls McKinley as a studious yet adventurous boy. He saved the future president from drowning during a skating incident when the ice cracked on a deep creek, narrowly pulling him to safety before the ice failed.

Thomas W. Johnston Dubuque President McKinley Canton McKinley Johnston McKintey United States

Elopement Sparks Social Sensation in Storm Lake Marriage

Frank W. Thomas son of Congressman Lot Thomas and Flora Brown daughter of F E Brown president of Storm Lake First National Bank eloped to Sioux City and wed Rev Robert Bagnell of the First Methodist Episcopal Church after parental objections.

Sioux City Frank W. Thomas Lot Thomas Flora Brown F. E. Brown Storm Lake First National Bank Robert Bagnell First Methodist Episcopal Church

Rural Free Delivery Begins In Iowa Areas

Rural free delivery will start November 1 with Ida Grove in Ida county served by one carrier over 25 miles and 60 people. Tsanawha in Hancock county will have five carriers over 123 miles serving 2 625 people with eight carriers named H Dixon R T Bray John Huyck Jr Paul Wilson and J C Bray. Bruce post office in Wright county will be discontinued.

Ida Grove Ida County Andrew A. McKown Tsanawha Hancock County H. Dixon R. T. Bray John Huyck, Jr Paul Wilson J. C. Bray Bruce Wright County

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