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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
Ohio View Of Shaw And Roosevelts Cabinet Roles
An array of editorials critiques Secretary Shaw as a shifty, self serving figure in Iowa politics and in Roosevelt's administration. The piece argues Shaw's actions show a conflict between party motives and national service. It notes Lima Ohio republicans and the Panama canal commission discussions shape broader political currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times-Herald
Lorain
Ohio
Shaw
Panama Canal Commission
Iowa
Roosevelt
United States
Treasury
The Bureaux Rotten Through and Through
A terse assertion declares that the corrupt offices will fall as surely as force defeats force. The phrase frames a view of fragile power structures and a reckoning for those aligned with armed dominance.
No Democratic Organization Emerges in Hamilton County
The Graphic-Herald argues there is no Democratic Party to form a club in Hamilton County or in the state. It says politics will be quiet for a year or more as voters align with Roosevelt Taft Cumming LaFollette Folk leaders, while Republicans control Congress and fight trusts. It urges Democrats to wait and watch influential leaders act before organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
The
Graphic-Herald
Monroe
Roosevelt
Taft
Cumming
Senate Committee
Steve Elkins
Republican Party
Congress
Shaw's Rise From Denison to National Politics
The essay traces Shaw’s path from Denison Iowa where as an unknown pettifogger he formed finance ideas that later exposed the free silver fallacy. It describes his rise as Iowa governor, a Washington cabinet member, and a potential 1908 presidential or Senate candidate aided by railroad influence and press promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Gage
Shaw
Denison
Iowa
Cain
Hawkeye
Roosevelt
Cummins
Washington
Dolliver
Royal Wedding at Windsor Bridges Britain Sweden Alliance
Windsor England June 16 Princess Margaret of Connaught eldest daughter of the Duke of Connaught marries Prince Gustavus Adolphus eldest son of Crown Prince Gustavus of Sweden. King Edward personally directed the arrangements as the bridal party moved up the aisle to the choir. The archbishop of Canterbury and the bishop of Oxford led the Church of England service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
England
Victoria
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus
Sweden
Tadward
Canterbury
Oxford
Church of England
Kansas Farmers Need 25000 Men for Harvest
Kansas farmers require 25000 workers to harvest and thresh crops. A Kansas state labor report to A F Jamison notes 60 days of work with wages from 75 to 1.50 a day. Already 200 men signed in Kansas City, with shipments to Kansas fields starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
State Labor Department of Kansas
A. Fi. Jamison
Free Employment Department
Missouri State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kansas Fields
Francis W Brown Nominee for Congress in Lincoln
Francis W Brown mayor of Lincoln was nominated by the Democrats of the First Nebraska district at the convention here. The election is next month following the resignation of Eilner J Burkett who became senator. The platform praises Roosevelt railroad regulation and pledges support for the nominee if elected. Job printing at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Brown
Lincoln
Francis W Brown
Nebraska
Eilner J. Burkett
Roosevelt
Marriages in Independence and Ellsworth Celebrate June 14 1905
Miss Alice Casson and Mr Henry W Gerber wed in this city by Mayor Edwards on June 14 1905. They hail from Independence town ship and will receive hearty congratulations. Helen E Hanson and Jesse Nelson wed at the Hanson home near Ellsworth with Rev H J Ortholm officiating. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs N J Nelson, a prominent local family. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended. Both couples are popular locally and showered with well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Alice Casson
Henry W. Gerber
Independence Township
Helen E. Hanson
Jesse Nelson
Ellsworth
Alex Hanson
H. J. Ortholm
Lutheran Church
N. J. Nelson
Jewell
W. F. Cole
St. Paul
W. F
GC. F. Cole
Williams, Kamrar
Pre-nuptial luncheon for Miss Rachel Shipp
Mrs F E Whitley hosted a Tuesday luncheon at her West First Street home for Miss Rachel Shipp. A three course meal featured white flowers and fern decor with envelope shaped place cards. Guests suggested actions for Miss Shipp in writing. Attending were Miss Rachel Hoy Shipp, Miss Alice Wilson, Miss Effie Smith of Iowa Falls, Miss Bees Gallaher of Sloan, and Mrs Ed Miller of Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Whitley
West First Street
Rachel Shipp
Mies Shipp
Rachel Hoy Shipp
Mies Alice Wilson
Effie Smith
Iowa Falla
Mies Bees Gallaher
Sloan
Ed Miller
Marshalltown
Local Names List and Household Mentions in Lehigh Area
A catalog of individuals including Mark Pooley Miles Pooley Edith McLaury Iane McKay Georgia Lane Alice Gerber Beryl Pooley Bernice Pooley Lulu Madison Hazel Rowan and others linked to Thorn ton Lehigh Iowa Miss Ann Hamilton Lehigh Iowa. The brief name listing reflects community cross references among residents and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McLaury
Iane McKay
Georgia Lane
Alice Gerber
Beryl Pooley
Bernice Pooley
Lulu Madison
Hazel Rowan
Wm. Brittain
Thornton
Hal C. Fuller
Lehigh
Ann Hamilton
VanSchoyck Gustofson Wed In June City Wedding
Miss Myrtle VanSchoyck daughter of Mrs J S VanSchoyck and Mr John L Gustafson of Waterloo married Wednesday at the bride's mother 620 Dubuque Street Rev J B Smith officiated under a flower arch with a bell. They plan a three week honeymoon in Minneapolis before settling in Winterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanSchoyck-Gustofson
Myrtle VanSchoyck
J. 8. VanSchoyck
John L. Guatofson
Waterloo
Dubuque Street
J. B. Smith
the Baptist Church
Esta van Schoyck
J. F. Webb
Highview
Minneapolis
Winterloo
Mies van Schoyck
Gustafson
W. J. Zitterell
Pooley Madison Wedding Held at Pooley Home
Miss Blanche Pooley and James Gerald Madison wed June 14 1905 at the Pooley residence with Rev J O Thrush officiating. The ceremony used Episcopal ring service and guests included family and friends of the couple who will reside on a farm seven miles southwest of the city in Freedom township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Dell Pooley
James Gerald Madison
J. O. Thrush
Congregational Church
Lillian Pooley
Water Street
Ralph Gerber
Mendelgshon
Ferns
Amilax
Rosea
Mary Hoag
Pooley
Edith McLaury
Georgia Lane
Alice Gerber
Beryl Pooley
Miss Pooley
Mra
Mr. Madisan
E. A. Madison
Freedom Township
Mrs. Madison
Mesers
Mesdames J
A. Madison
A. M. Crosby
K. E. Valentine
Rowan
Wealey Martin
L. N. Gerber
G. D. Thompson
J. W. Karr
Gi. J. Wack
Mesdames
W. J. Zitterell
W. Perkins
Myra Hart
Menara
Formal home wedding of Miss Bear Bawden and Mr. Jesse Wilson Mason
On 14 1905 at eight o'clock at the bride's home on Bank Street in a simple ceremony officiated by Rev G W Southwell the couple became husband and wife. The bride wore white lansdowne lace and carried roses. A wedding supper followed before the couple left for Des Moines and a week later will reside above the Mason store. Attending were family members including H P Mason F R Mason N H Bawden Earl Bawden Allis Mason Jeane Mullen Malcolm Mullen and Grant Bawden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Bawden
Jesse Wilson Mason
G. W. Southwell
Methodist’ Church
Bank Street
Miss Bawden
M. H. Bawden
Mr. Mason
F. R. Mason
F. R. Mason & Sons
H. P. Mason
N. H. Bawden
Earl Bawden
Misses Allis Mason
Jeane Mullen
Grant Bawden
Malcolm Mullen
One O Clock Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Lehnhard
Mrs L A Lehnhard hosts a one o clock luncheon tomorrow for lady friends with Miss Effie Smith of Towa Falla as guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lehnhard
Effie Smith
Towa Falla
Bettering Roads and the King Drag Plan for City Cooperation
W M Ward urged business leaders to join with township trustees to fund road maintenance using a King drag. He proposed hiring a man to drag about three miles per session, costing a dollar per trip, eight to ten passes yearly. The plan aims to direct trade by improving routes into the city and involve merchants, lawyers, and bankers. The city began laying a new water main from the electric light station to Beaumont corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Ward
Hamilton County
Edwarde
Ward
State of
Iowa
Sac County
Webster City
Beaumont Corner
Willaon Avenue
Rose breakfast menu signals prompt service at six forty eight
Special to Excursionists notes a long hot trip to Chicago and urges a good breakfast. The Rose breakfast will be ready promptly at 6:48 a.m. The item emphasizes readiness and a specific mealtime for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Estray Bull Taken Up in Blairsburg Township Iowa
Estray notice records that C P McVicker of Blairsburg township Hamilton county Iowa took up a dark red yearling bull with short horns on May 1 1905. The notice dates June 16 1905 and is certified by Auditor A Cragwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McVicker
Blairsburg Township
Hamilton County
Iowa
A. Cragwick
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Bawden-Mason
G. W. Rouse
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