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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
4
The Weekly Tribune notes King Alfonso to be a proud father guiding the infant heir and shaping his upbringing. He rejects English nursery rhymes preferring Spanish soldiers decor on blank pages, with Spanish artists contributing drawings.
The War Department will buy 20 000 head stones to mark graves of captured Confederate soldiers and sailors who died in hospitals and prisons, highlighting national solidarity and shared sacrifice across the Civil War era. The Troy Times notes the scale and calls all who fought in gray or blue Americans.
The piece argues true public service rests on personal character self respect and honor not state employment. It cites Gov Hughes on oppressive bosses betraying workers and warns workers and union reps who seek personal gain will betray the public. It condemns the creed every man for himself as incompatible with faithful public service.
A San Francisco wife sues her wealthy husband claiming he forced her to eat pumpkin pie thrice daily. The piece satirically notes the clash of personal taste and autonomy, likening it to martyrdom and broader questions of right versus desire.
Mrs. M Stolte of Boone faced three assailants during a 3 am attack as a brother fired a revolver to ward off intruders. A dragnet is active but no arrests. Frank Hopecky died trying to board the Fast Mail No. 15 at Belle Plaine while seeking a package to Chelsea. A Drake University Summer School expansion is planned with a large faculty and free lectures. Interstate railway and legal cases across Marshalltown Fort Dodge and Des Moines feature property, court, and public safety topics.
A sweeping digest reports the Haywood trial pause for Harry Orchard to appear in Caldwell, ongoing Steunenberg case elaborations linking Pettibone and Orchard, and Haywood defense attacks. The summary covers related global incidents, fires, drownings, deaths, political shifts, and notable accidents from diverse locales.
The first session of the Hague peace conference lasted about 20 minutes. M. Nelidoff of Russia addressed the gathering, asserting universal peace is unattainable and paying tribute to President Roosevelt who was referenced but received no comment on appeals to stop telegraphers’ strikes.
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