Taft Insurgent Tone Roils Republican Ranks In Minnesota
The piece recounts Taft era party strife with references to journalists and lawmakers. It profiles Sidney Anderson and Tawney of Minnesota, noting Tawney’s 18 years in Congress, birth in 1856, blacksmith beginnings, and legal career ahead of his Senate and congressional service. It frames insurgent sentiment as sweeping nationwide.
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Tawney
Minnesota
Sidney Anderson
Pennsylvania
Winona
Minn
L Aw
Law
University of Wisconsin
State Senate of
Tariff Debate Hints at Jobs for Laboring Man
A fragment discusses tariff law aims and free trade, arguing the measure should favor laborers and ensure jobs. It notes protests, perks for wealthier classes, and the worry of those unable to find work, stressing price and access to needed goods.
County to seek voter approval for bay project funds
In the November election the board of supervisors will submit a measure to authorize an appropriation exceeding $25,000 for a bay project. The resolution, published last week, urges prompt approval to stop further losses from delays. The plan aims to make the facility self supporting after purchase to aid the needy.
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Board of Supervisors
Republican voters urged to back party nominee for auditor
A political notice argues Republicans should support the regular Republican nominee for auditor this fall and that the time to vote against Republicans is in the primary. It urges unity after the primary and to vote for the chosen nominee in the general election.
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Chas. Root
Fragmentary political notice hints at party critique
A fragmented text suggests a political note criticizing Republicans for shifting policy to save the country from distress caused by insurgent policies attributed to Chat element and Democrats.
Trial of Governor Carroll Opens in Des Moines
The court case over criminal libel against Governor Carroll continues in Des Moines. John Cownie testified he authored the Mytag letter to defeat Carroll in the primaries and may sue for libel to harm Carroll in the November election. The proceedings appear to be a political maneuver rather than redress for a real wrong.
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Carroll
Des Moines
John Cownie
Mytag
Ste. Carroll
Debate Over Vetting Returns From The 190 Census
Some argue for vetting returns from the 190 census prior to the capture of the M16 datum. The discussion centers on ensuring accuracy and reliability before proceeding with the next data collection step.
No Conversation With Sheriff Butler Over Politics
In a brief note to Brother Carpenter it is stated that there has been no talk with Sheriff Butler about politics or patronage since the campaign began. Butler is praised as having served well and being likely to be nominated and to deserve the Republican vote this fall. The Democrat editor’s complaint stems from not receiving a share of patronage from Butler’s office.
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Bro. Carpenter
Sheriff Butler
Butler
Shariff Butler
Church Notices At Federated Baptist And Other Churches
The Federated Baptist church will omit morning and evening services next Sunday to honor dedicatory services. Bible School at noon and Young People at 6 30 pm follow usual times. Moore's Orchestra opens services Sunday Oct 9 with a communion and child consecration service. Beginning Thursday evening all Federated Baptist evening services move to 7 30 pm. Od yth Moore's Orchestra appears at Rally Day and Bible School hour. Midweek testimonial meeting is Wednesdays at 8 pm with reading room open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 30 to 4 30. Rev Nathaniel Pye preaches at First Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday evening on How Would I Preach Jesus if I Met Him.
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Federated Baptist Church
Moore
Bible School of the Federated Baptist Church
Vth Moore
Christian Leiener
Nathaniel Pye
First Methodist Episcopal
Jesus
Death of Mrs Otis Burbow in Estherville Hospital
Mrs Otis Burbow died at the city hospital Sunday afternoon from complications after appendicitis surgery. Funeral at Norwegian Lutheran church on Wednesday afternoon. Born February 15 1868 in Polk County Nee Johnson. Married Otis Burbow in 1885 and lived here since. Survived by husband father seven sisters two brothers and an aborted daughter Mrs Abraham Alborg of Cedar Rapids among the sisters and several siblings in Estherville Canton and South Dakota.
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Otis Burbow
Norwegian Luthern Church
Henry Johnson
Polk County
Bannet County
Otis Burhow
Abraham Alborg
Cedar Rapids
John Sabo
Aaron Alborg
Jot Alberg
Cornelius,Welde
Sam Welde
Sad accident on the Ruthven Des Moines line kills man
On Saturday evening a man named John Cregan died after stepping onto the Ruthven Des Moines branch platform to expel smoke. A drunken passenger bumped him, pushing him off the northbound train as the drunkard toppled onto him.
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Ruthven- Des Moines
John Cregan
Cregan
Roosevelt the Roaring War Hero and Local Notices
A vaudeville of local references and scraps from Emmetsburg and surrounding towns notes a train incident with minor injuries to J H Williams and John Fagan, praises a weekly paper, lists many editors and subscribers, and urges readers to get Every Little Mave liner from Strube Bros Music House.
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Iowa Savings Bank
Estherville
Iowa
the Vindicator
Republican
Petice Kyery Wadhrestling
Pea Eon
Towa
A. Nichols
Pauly
Congress
Ducial Paper of
Estherville and
Emmet County
Pterchy Aoandance Miry
Sheritor Emmet County
Abe
WL Davin
Cele Joe Cannon
Shaneea
Joany
Unele Doe
Pueblo
Cola
Nees
Taft
Church and Society Notices
Bete School
NAU Bros., Clothiers
la Vogue
F. M. Shadle & Sons
J. H. Williams
John Fagan
Pocahontas County
Emmetsburg
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Boxer
Harvard
President Roosevelt
A. Roosevelt
Brough-Rider
Doctor Roosevelt
Tinius
Cook Robbin
Teddy
Hilly Patterson
Colonel
A. T
the Vindicator and Republican Co
Tater Ocean and
Farmer
Vindicator
New Methodist
Herbert Clee
Algona
F. C. Taylor
Armstrong
H. Sands
Bancroft
W. W. Tyrrell
Britt
H. EB. Hutchinson
Burt
Allen A. Wood
Cylinder
H. K E. Blair
Eatherville
Graettinger
W. A. Winterstein
Hardy
J. C. Shirk
Livermore
R. Dix
J. A. Jory
Marathon
A. A.bryan
Milford
Strube Bros
Music House
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Laws
P. Kirby
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