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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1904

Page

8

Emmet County politics and national events mix in a heated local column

A partisan column rants about political ring politics in Emmet County Iowa, rails at public figures and reporters, discusses Turkish Armenia events and Russian war, and notes farm and electric rail growth. It praises Japanese victories, covers Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska GOP activities, Panama Canal staffing, and an Iowa day plan for St Louis Exposition. The piece mocks reformers, cites figures like Lough and Dennison, and reflects era tensions in politics and industry.

Distasteful Opinions Stir Reaction Among Stindpatters

The piece notes Governor Cummie's views anger a band of supporters while Matt Whelan and ole ring appear favored. It hints their standing may rise, yet suggests even greater change looms in time.

Cummie Moniter

Vindicator and Republican notes and local ads

Fragmented local notices and ads list typewriter ribbons paper sales and job notices. Mentions for sale of hot rocks, dressings, job offers and political chatter about candidates and supporters. Some spelling errors and garbled phrases reflect OCR quality from historic paper.

Gardon Vindicator Republican

Petitions Seek 8 Center School District at Burt

Reports say petitions circulate in Burt’s tributary territory to form an eight center district and fund a new Burt school building if successful. Also notes include divorce denial in Michigan over a kiss to a servant girl and Latin linguistic notes, rail graveling plans, weak spring passenger traffic, actor John W McConnell’s personal-trial tale, fire escapes ordered for Spirit Lake Antlers Opera House, and a building boom anticipated in Kimumetsburg.

Burt Michigan Thia Dows Jobn W. McCoonel William Owen Chicago Chronicle John W. McConnell Owen Company New York Laura Bigger McConnell Bennett Ibis Kimumetsburg

Iowa State Firenees Avcivedation Train Ticket Notice

An antiquated travel notice from Des Moines Iowa describes ticket sales by the Rock Island system with special fares and open return rules. It mentions dates June 20 to 21 and returning by June 25, and promotes emigration contacts in St Paul Minnesota for maps and pricing related to Northern Idaho and Washington lands and mining districts.

Washington Idaho United States Covur D’ Alene Bitter Root Rossland Reublic Euorafee C. W. Moot Pauly Re Y St. Paul Minn Béylong Wong B.d.well Citigetty Bank Cartain Service Strangements RSA Saito Ene Bown 'Ccd St Paul, Mina

Hotels Ready for World’s Fair Visitors in St Louis

Exposition officials announce ample accommodations for World’s Fair guests both inside and outside the grounds. A free information service and a pamphlet list hotels with fixed rates from $1.50 to $3.50 daily on European plan and from $38 to $5 on American plan. New hotels near the grounds include Grand View and Kenilworth, with capacities up to 5,000 and 1,500 respectively, all rates set and not to rise during the Exposition.

St. Louie Hoetelries Exposition Grounds St. Louis Ling Bureau Inside Inc Napoleon’ Bonaparte Clayton Avenue Ber Road Thia Noebebry Grand View Oakland N' Venus Kenilworth West Park Boulevard Rbillon Avenue

NEW MUSIC FOR WORLD'S FAIR THREE COMPOSITIONS ANNOUNCED

The World’s Fair premieres three official works with Edmund Clarence Stedman writing Hymn of the West music by John K. Paine, a Louisiana march by Frank Vunderstuken, and a Plaza waltz by Denny K. Hadley. Thirty thousand dollars in prizes funds a band tournament during the Exposition. Prominent bands from France England and the US are contracted to participate.

Plaza Denny K. Hadley New York le Garde Republicaine France Royal Grenadier Band England Bousa’s Band

Agricultural Plane Completed For Southern Planters Exhibit

Mr. James L. Fermer of Tennessee as chief special agent of the U S Government board for the World's Fair has nearly completed the exhibit for the colleges agriculture and mechanic arts and experiment stations. He secured most space in the Educational building, a large comprehensive display aimed at southern planters.

James L. Fermer Tennessee United States Government Board Colleges Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and Experiment Stations

Reduced Rates to Yellowstone Park by Northern Pacific

The Northern Pacific announces large rate reductions from Chicago St Paul and Duluth to Yellowstone Park for 1904. Hotels new and older inns like Old Faithful Inn offer electric lighting steam heat and orchestras. Season runs June 1 to September 30 with travel via Livingston and Gardiner. Des Moines and St Paul agents offer details and a Wonderland 1904 copy for six cents.

Yellowstone Park Northern Pacific Chicago St Paul Duluth Old Faithful Inn Old Faithful Geyser Yellowstone Lake Livingston Gardiner BE. D. Rockwell Citizens Bank Bldg Des Moinea A. M. Cleland St. Paul, Minn

Bates to St Louis World’s Fair via Rock Island Line

The Rock Island system offers direct service to St Louis Missouri for the World’s Fair. Season excursion tickets are available for return by December 5 at 23.35 with daily sale. Sixty day tickets go on sale April 25 at 19.45 and ten day tickets on April 27 at 17.65. Departure from Eytherville at 9:55 a.m. arrival in St Louis at 6:59 p.m. From Msthersjile departure at 6:10 p.m. arrival in St Louis at 2:15 p.m.

Bates St. Louis Rock Island St. Louisa Eytherville St Louie Msthersjile St. Louie

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