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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
Self appointed delegates and Iowa GOP clash in press debate
Editorial condemns self appointments to a rump Chicago convention and critiques Iowa figures Blythe Cummins and Perking in a widening battle over railroad influence and party unity. It argues a rail tax and corporate interests threaten true people’s candidates and warns of misrepresentation in the forthcoming Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
Chicago
Fred. Kretechmer
Iowa
Fight within the Republican party to defeat Cummins and resist railroad influence
The Freeman-Tribune argues that defeating Governor Cummins by the Republican convention harms reform more than ousting Perkins at the polls. It urges progressives to stay inside the party to purge the railway-affiliated faction Blythe Hunter Young and back Perkins if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Northern Securities Company
Rock Island Railroad
Perkins
Cummins
Freeman- Tribune
Blythe-Hunter- Young
Republican Party
Freeman-Tribune
Kansas needs a railroad assessment boost says governor
Topeka Capital reports Governor Cummine of Iowa notes an 83 percent rise in railroad property tax and a $49 million drop in land value assessments. Kansas meanwhile shows a $20 million rise in realty and stable railroad assessments, as the state rail assessors, including Lt. Gov. Hanna and others, prepare the 1906 railroad property assessment after eleven prosperous years with only a 2 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Cummine
Iowa
Kansas
State Board of Railroad
Hanna
Burrow
Kelly
Wella
Coleman
Kretschmer's Reward Shapes Iowa Political Fallout
The Sioux City Journal vents strong critique as Kretschmer’s actions in Dubuque shift support from Perkins. It notes Perkins’ gain from Kretschmer’s move, complains of perfidy by Perkins rivals Blythe and Hunter, and questions Perkins’ stance on Cummins delegation and withdrawal implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
J. W. Blythe
E. 8. Hunter
Kretschmer
Iowa
Geo. D. Perkins
Blythe Loyal Counties Back Cummins In Iowa Campaign
The article notes that counties loyal to Blythe elected Boies over Hutchinson, while Cummins strength in 37 counties gave Hutchinson 48,727 votes to Boies 46,448. Blythe counties favored Boise 66,274 to Hutchinson 57,516, a Democratic edge of 8,757. Only Crawford county in the Tenth district is Democratic. The piece cites Cedar Rapids Gazette as suggesting Blythe supporters may aim for U S Senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe
Horace Boles
Capt. Hutchinson
Cummins
Hutchinson
Boies
Boise
Perking
Monona
Woodbury
Johnson
Roosevelt
Crawford County
Perkins
J. W. Blythe
E. E. Hart
Iowa
United States
Senate
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Allison
Dolliver
Cumming
Weavers Remedy Proposed Colonization Solution in Des Moines
Gen James B Weaver urged solving the Negro question by settling African Americans on arid western lands. He condemned slavery as the war’s cause and promoted West irrigation as a path to homes for the colored people, claiming shared humanity and divine purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Weaver
Des Moines
West
Cvil
Eli Whitney
Abraham Lincoln
Africa
Entertains Friends With Supper And Games
Mrs. Minnie Bone hosted a small group of friends for an evening of sociability with a 6 30 supper. The table featured roses and clovers and two guessing contests sparked lively conversation. Attendees included Miss Winifred Ennis, Miss Marie Powers, Miss Alice Kennedy, Miss Cora Cadwell, and Miss Grace Hillock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Bone
Winifred Ennis
Marie Powers
Alice Kennedy
Cora Cadwell
Grace Hillock
Hunter-Closson Invitation Announces June Nuptials
Miss Dot Hunter of this city to wed Mr Richard Closson of Carroll Nebraska in a June 12 evening ceremony at the bride’s home 626 Fleet Street The couple’s families and careers are noted with Hunter a Freeman Tribune bookkeeper active in church and Sunday school while Closson edits The Index in Carroll and has practiced law in Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Hunter
Richard Closson
Carroll
Nebraska
Fleet Street
Miss Hunter
D. L. Banter
The
Freeman Tribune
Congregational Church
Closson
Index
Webster City
Shoshone Reserve Opening Anticipated August Fifteenth
Government plans to open Shoshone Indian Reservation registration around August 15 with two week period, followed by drawings in September. Northwestern Railroad officials push to finish line to Lander prior to land opening while workers lay track toward Shoshoni. Over 600 people have moved to Shoshoni seeking homes or temporary quarters ahead of the settlement draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Railroad Company
Wyoming
Northwestern
Lander
Wye
Shoshoni
Birthday Party For Master Harry Ash In Carroll Nebraska
A 13th birthday celebration for Master Harry Ash, son of Mr. and Mrs. R H Ash, is held at the family home on East Second Street from 4 30 to 7 30 PM. A three course supper is served on the lawn at 6 o clock with assistance from Mesdames J B Meller Charles Wiltsey and Misa Nellie Sullivan. Readable guest list includes Reed Hamilton Tom Kimmel Frank Sprague Cady Anderson Eldon Bish Henry Mahoney Merrill Cleckner Frank Rinderknech Leo Donovan Ralph Stearns Walter Willson Randall Burleson and many others. A request appears for large white rags at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ash
R. H. Ash
East Second Street
Reed Hamilton
Tom Kimmel
Frank Sprague
Cady Anderson
Eldon Bish
Henry Mahoney
Merrill Cleckner
Frank Rinderknech
Leo Donovan
Ralph Stearns
Walter Willson
Randall Burleson
Malcolm Mallen
Elmer Arnold
Harold Meekins
Glen Best
Ralph Mertz
Claude Boyd
Merris Merrill
Verne Tewart
Jay Walterick
Ernest Bell
Ray Wilson
Eugene Meller
Jesse Knight
Lewis Richardson
Fred Herfurth
Nick Kennedy
Harry Ingerman
Vivian McCullough
Misses
Furnished by the Private Wire or the Martin Telephone Co
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Martin Telephone Co
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