Daily Subscription Rates and Prices in 1907
Rates list monthly and yearly subscriptions by carrier and mail with small price shifts. A broad price inflation note follows, citing fuel, household goods, clothing, hats, shoes, rents, school items, medicines, church fees, and general costs rising sharply in 1907.
Crookedness as a Fine Art in Iowa Politics
The piece attacks Governor Cummins over a pledge to Senator Allison's supporters, arguing the governor's letters and statements show a clear intent not to seek Allison's Senate seat, yet he entered the race. It questions Republican morals in Town and condemns deceitful conduct as disreputable. The discussion widens to critique political movements and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolliver
Cummins
All-son
Aulsem
Allison
Torliart
Dubuque
Commiia
Oil Son
Torbert
Cummninns
Ruppert
Hns
Cumming
Senate
Increased Cost in General Across Europe and Germany
The piece argues that rising living costs are not limited to the United States but mirror increases in European cities. It cites German rent growth of about 25 percent and broad price rises from 10 to 28 percent on essentials including bread, meat, milk, butter, potatoes, and fruits based on Prussian statistics through 1906 as quoted by Consul General Richard Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie
Germany
Association of Prussian Om
Glass of Bregliu
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
United States
Middle States
New England
Middle West
South
Pacifle Cosat
New York
New York City
Wall Street
Doctor's puzzled remark after failed operation tale
A widow explains why her husband survived a grave affliction after a lengthy struggle to persuade him to undergo surgery. The Chicago Record Gerald notes the doctor's astonishment at the prolonged battle before treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gerald
Public Speaker Interrupted by Coughing Rivalry
Public remarks halted as coughing interrupts a speaker amid discuss of remedies. The ad claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption, asserting no opiates in the genuine product sold by Wangler Bros. and J. K. Joder men L151 Tu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
Tfe
Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
Mew
J. K. Jodermen
Wangiter Bros
J. K. Inder
Clearing House Reports Show 30 Percent November Decline
Henry Clews reports a broad economic readjustment after a severe panic. November clearinghouse totals fell about 30 percent nationwide with New York showing over 16 percent decline. Despite strains, New York banks kept reserves and avoided disaster, while trust companies create ongoing uncertainty. January payments and year-end settlements shape liquidity as the market moves toward recovery with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Derring House
Aftention
Jan
Lnte
Paak
Wall Street
This Date in History: Major 19th Century Events
A compact chronology notes key dates: Beethoven born 1870, Grimms died 1859, Boston Tea Party 1773, Kendal born 1843, Park Theatre fire 1848, Grimm died 1859, passport abolition 1860, New Orleans Cotton Expo 1894, actor Terriss assassinated 1897, U.S. Senate Cuban relations bill 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Boston Harbor
Willam H. Kendal
Park Theatre
New York City
Wilhelm Carl Grimm
Jacob
France
Napoleon II
New Orleans
William Terriss
Senate
Earl of Craven Birth and Family Details
The fourth Earl of Craven born December 16 1868 is son of the third Earl and Hon Evelyn Barrington. Educated at Eton, he traveled widely and served on Lord Zatland’s staff in Ireland. Coombe Abbey estate covers 40000 acres and houses Queen Elizabeth’s Bohemian pictures bequeathed to Craven. He married Cornelia Martin in 1893 and holds titles Viscount Affingham and Baron Craven. The earldom dates from 1801. barony from 1646.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Craven
Atlantic
Evelyn Laura Barrington
Viscount Barrington
Eton
Lord Zatland
Ireland
Coombe Abbey
Wiljgabeth
Bohemaip
Lord Craven
Cornelia Martin
Bradley Martin
New York
Affingham
Baron Craven
Waterloo beauty drive sparks civic reform debate
A Waterloo meeting of the Ladlee Literary society's civic department urged expanding parks and river drives, praising Madison Wisconsin’s civic improvements. Speakers noted 70 acres won, 50k river funds, and the value of open lawns over fenced yards, with plans for child education and stronger park support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladlee Literary Society
Sanday
Waterloo
Anna Young
Shaw
Madison
Aloes
Henry Vilas
Lota
Gregory
West
Iowa
The Lusitania Poem and The Smoking Shoemaker Tale
A fragmented verse piece in a New York page extols the Lusitania steering through waves and a poetically imagined ship with personified winds and seas. It also mentions a Syrian shoemaker and cobbler craft with embroidery skill, hinting at fashioning feminine footgear and decorative silks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Skii
Flepta
Lusitania
Shea
King Neptune
Lusktania
W. J. Campton
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Treasury
Davenport
Towa
Thera Pra
Galace
Rock Island
Hoza
Kentucky
Bartholomew
Minneapolis Journal
Yenary
Clearing House
Henry Clews
Reporter's Daily Fashion Plate
Aldo
W. F. Parrott
Parks and Forestry Association of
Des Moines
Massachusetts
Chautauque Park
Parrott
Chautauqua Park
Cedar Falie
Cedar Falla
Waat
Henry Grant
Grout
Merritt
Cormera
Charles Davis
Pafag
Hore Childre
Hukitl
Ion
Ories
Sehbol
Mise Wertha Tinkham