26 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
1
An article urges young workers to view work from the employer’s perspective. It advises aligning personal aims with company goals, understanding the boss’s methods, and accepting roles as part of a larger machine to achieve career advancement. It stresses humility and cooperation to succeed.
The article notes five point stars on the great seal and presidential seal, six pointed stars on the House seal, and five pointed 13 stars on the current half and quarter dollar. It observes the reverse of these coins mirrors the great seal without clouds and questions why flag stars differ, citing colonial precedents and English heraldry.
A private letter praising kinder newspaper criticism and broader sympathy as essential to democracy. It argues improved kindness reduces intolerance and fosters mutual understanding during reconstruction, echoing Collier's Weekly support for charity as a reform ally.
King Edward decorates Prince Henry of the Netherlands for bravery in rescuing passengers from a wreck off the Hook of Holland. Queen Wilhelmina awards old Orange Nassau medals to three sea captains and silver medals to crew members for risking their lives in the rescue. Curzon at Oxford earned top honors while Rosebery faced rustication and no degree. An acquittal in Missouri highlights unwritten law. When Missourians learn to read they will see the law in the book not the country squire.
President G Stanley Hall of Clark University coined europhia in a past address to a women's college class. The term signifies the joy of living.
A string of Iowa reports describes a Woods hotel fire causing 1500 dollars in damage, several deaths from shootings and suicides, a boy killed in Centerville, a factory foreman’s death, a 14 year old涛turbulent injury, a kerosene explosion fatally injuring a 19 year old, a 60 year old man’s death after a clash with a marshal, a 14 year old fugitive, and a variety of accidents.
A roundup notes juror approached in Thaw trial, the Archangelsk sinking near St. Petersburg with 25 dead, Peter J. Kennedy found in Brooklyn, and Toledo grand jury indictments against building trades figures. Also covered are Mine Owners Union Goldfield ceasefire, fires in Louisville churches, riots in Portsmouth, and various deaths and political shifts worldwide.
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