Adriople’s Fall Shifts European Power Debate
The article discusses the fall of Adrianople to Christian allies after a lengthy siege, deeming it a major military feat. It argues the victory reshapes Europe, prompts questions about Turkish Europe influence, and questions whether the powers will allow Turkey’s fate to unfold as a new European balance forms. It also mentions Iowa legislative plans to advance roads and other topics, urging proactive reform and earlier assembly actions.
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United States
Nalmest
Adripple
Europe
Fhe Aislies
Turkey
Adrianople
Constantinople
Des Moines
Teluscal Brhins
Nude in Art and Political Jousts Stir Iowa Discourse
The Iowa press columns critique art's nudity as raw and unsuitable for refined homes while surveying political stakes in Washington. Editorials praise or dismiss leaders, urge capable appointees, and warn of disaster from floods amid debates on governance and infrastructure.
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Carrail Herald
Omaha responds to disaster with pride and aid
The Omaha disaster drew praise for local resolve and swift self reliance. Citizens and the Commercial club declined external funds, organized restoration, and offered low interest loans while preventing rent extortion. Ohio and Indiana flood victims are urged to receive substantial help.
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Omaha
Omaha Commercial Club
Dubuque Industrial Corporation
Oly
Dayton
Nebraska City
Ohio
Indiana
Bankers as Wary Guardians of Wealth and Woe
A humorous portrait of bankers as wary protectors of cash, hidden behind strong rooms and cages, rarely approachable for loans yet trusted by depositors. The piece lampoons their constant worry over rates, deposits, borrowers, and market moves, arguing most would not want to be bankers.
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Canada
Bill
New York
Real Patrician EditorDeclares No Postmaster Candidacy
Iowa City Republican editor Younkin of the Lone Tree Reporter says he will not seek the postmaster job and proclaims himself a member of a exclusive Society of Democrats Who Don’t Want Office. He is mocked for hosting his own magnanimous state and plans to enjoy it alone.
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Republican
Younkin
Lone Tree Reporter
Society of Democrats
Seventh Heaven
George Washington
Younkin Tay
Road Bill Passed by Iowa Legislature Aims at Road Administration
The Iowa road bill now clears both houses and becomes law after minor reconciliations. It does not fund large permanent road surfacing. Road committees promise future bills on bond issues state aid and special assessments for benefited properties.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Iowa
Fall of an Empire at Adrianople Seals Young Turk Downfall
The fall of Adrianople marks the end of the Young Turk era as Bulgars capture the fortress and the Tchataldja lines surrender. Shukri Pasha defied the siege for 155 days, earning praise for his valor, while Generals Ivanoff and Saroff receive recognition for their strategic victory.
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New York Herald
Adrianople
Turkey
Europe
Tchataldja
Shukri Pasha
Ghazi
Jess
Ivanoff
Saroff
Grilliant
Tehataluja
Letter to Editor Thanks Iowa Newspapers for Support
A reader from Piney Wooda Country Life School Braxton Mississippi expresses gratitude to the Daily Press Iowa City the Register and Leader and Times-Republican Marshalltown and requests a copy of the Courier. The writer notes editorial support has borne fruit with new friends and asks for a paper to be sent.
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Yourark
Daily Press
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Register and Leader
Times-Republican
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New
Good Old Town
Town Falls
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Courier
Laurencis CL Jones
Piney Wooda Country Lite School
Braxton
Miss
Cabbage Growing Tips From Garden Editor
The Evening Courier's Garden Editor outlines preferred cabbage varieties Sure-Head and Danish Ball Head for fall and winter use. Advice covers sowing in May, seed-bed prep, transplant around June 21, spacing 30 inches apart with 3 feet between rows, and pest control using pyrethrum with lime to combat cabbage worms from August to maturity.
Real estate deal blamed for Dayton flood
A 20 year old real estate transaction described as the Roberts Fill is blamed for Dayton flood damage. Benjamin F. Reist, former Dayton police commissioner, cites Professor W. J. Roberts who reclaimed river bottom space and built homes. Flood waters broke an undersized levee where the fill existed, sending water into the reclaimed district.
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New York City
Dayton
Roberts
Benjamin F. Reist
West One Hundred and Fifteenth Street
Premier Machine Company
Reist
W. J. Roberts
Miami
Professor Roberts
Mad River
Wolf Creek
Fragmentary humor and domestic glimpses from old papers
A collage of quips and cartoons including a Civil War era style exchange about marriage inferiority, a field scarecrow mistaken for the hired man, a joke on Johnnie’s alphabet, a melodrama gag about stamp law and a judge sentence, and a fashion shop quip on black kid gloves with tan stitches reflecting dated humor and social mores.
Woodville will leaves relatives ten cents each
Faribault Minn March 31 The will of Robert W Woodville of Northfield who died March 17 is probated. He leaves each relative ten cents and bequests friends 1000 to 2000 dollars. Odd Fellows home public library rest room and St Olaf college Northfield receive 1000 dollars each. Should
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Faribault
Minn
Robert W. Woodville
Northfield
Odd Fellows
St. Olaf College
Probate notice hints at contested will and estate balance
The document states that after all bequests are paid any remaining property goes to Carleton College. It notes Mr. Woodville was placed in the insane hospital in Rochester years ago, later released by court as not insane. Relatives are expected to contest the will. Courier want ads promise savings.
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Carleton College
Woodville
Rochester
Bank Building Hours and Appointment Policy
Bank office hours listed for First National Bank Building with morning and afternoon slots. Saturday evenings by appointment. Contact numbers include Office 827 and Residence 2260 Red.
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Nati Bank
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