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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented text recalls Kara George’s revolt against the Turks and the ensuing Serbian royal feuds. It traces Milosh Obren and the Obren clan’s rise, several abdications, assassinations, and the shifting throne dynamics through the mid nineteenth century, ending with Alexander’s youth and controversial rule.
After a bitter convention in Emmet County, Republicans reached a compromise and vow to work in harmony. The Vindicator praises the outcome, urging the party to unite, avoid further strife, and focus on public good, with calls to heal divisions and support community progress.
The Chicago Inter Ocean outlines causes behind Servia’s royal assassination. A century of feud between two modest origins persisted as one man became a national hero while the other betrayed him, fostering a dynasty. Early 19th century events feature Badji Mustaphe and Tipligh Pashi with mutinous troops.
The Ohio and local Republicans align on tariff defense, praising the protective policy for building industry, boosting foreign trade, and prospering farmers and labor. They oppose any move toward tariff revision or free trade, while conceding possible readjustments under reciprocity if needed. Governor Cummins has repeatedly voiced the same stance.
Swea City Herald argues Iowa should adopt a single primary system requiring all parties to hold caucuses on the same day and end voting in separate Democratic and Republican caucuses. It laments politicians willing to exploit any method to win.
Prof Thomp son of the University of Michigan argues that a politician cannot grow rich honestly yet many still manage to become wealthy. The remark reflects concerns about political corruption and wealth.
Sheriff Dunn reports Wilder bank was broken into Wednesday night. Explosives blew open the safe and $1,360 in cash was taken. Residents heard the blast but officers arrived after the robbers had fled. Several suspects are being held in different county locations.
119 to Huston and return with $2.00 membership fee. Tickets on sale via Nickel Plate from July 2 to 5, good returning July 7 to 12, not deposited with joint agent. Return extension to Sept 1 by depositing return portion with joint agent and 50 cents. Superior train service and dining cars. American Club plan priced from 65 to 54, la carte service. Write John Y. Callahan, 113 Adams St., Chicago, for train times and details.
In Emmet county Iowa district court August term 1003 a l searle plaintiff v g ludlam jr mars r l ludlam jr g o allen gee k allen nelson lamb lumber co baron co defendants original notice to all defendants you are notified that plaintiff seeks six hundred dollars with seven percent interest from 1901 and foreclosure of a mortgage on lot eleven block four Alten Grand View addition Estherville Iowa with conditions for redemption and appointment of a receiver plus related notices and court actions.
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