Webster City Daily Almanac May 16 1902 Twelve Pages
Daily issue from Webster City Iowa dated May 16 1902 comprises twelve pages and costs five dollars per year or eighty five cents for a single issue. The page notes standard newspaper content and local notices typical of the era.
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Webster City
Candidates Announced for County Offices in Local Paper
Freeman-Tribune publishes notices from candidates seeking re election or first bids for county recorder county attorney auditor and supervisor positions. Names include A A Cook J M Blake C A Howd John A Berggren H W Stafford and J P Tuttle dated March to April 1902 with primaries set for June 14th.
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Hos. Freeman-Tribune
County Recorder
A. A. Cook
Eas Freeman-Tribune
Hamilton County
Poer
OREM
Jewell
Freeman-Tribune
J. M. Blake
C. A. Howd
Cass
John A. Berggren
H. W. Stafford
Blairsburg
J. P. Tuttle
Williams
The New Pompeii and the Lessons of Nature
The New York Tribune contrasts St Pierre and Martinique with Napoleon era reflections on nature’s power. It notes Neapolitan bays and West Indian beauty, but finds human vice in St Pierre amid catastrophe. It cites beliefs of divine punishment and legal reservations against liability by the hand of God.
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New York Tribune
St. Pierre
Péra
Bay of Naples
Martinique
West Indies
Modern man and religion in business era debated
A Chicago minister argues the busy modern man is not religious though he seeks meaning. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes this reflects a shift toward a natural religion born from human experience, with compassion rising as material pursuits grow.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Coleridge
Humble Questions From Mt Pelee Disaster On Nature And Fate
The piece argues against blaming divine retribution for natural calamities and notes Huxley on nature's immorality. It reflects on Mt Pelee, Pompeii, Lisbon, and Krakatoa, urging humility and seeking eyewitness accounts while pondering St Pierre’s fate and memory.
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Mt. Pelee
Sodom
Gomorrah
St. Pierre
Huxley
Martinique
British
St. Vincent
Pompeii
Lisbon
Krakatoa
Pliny
Conner Renominated As GOP Representative In Iowa
The Republican convention in Fort Dodge unanimously nominated J. P. Conner of Denison to retain the U. S. House seat from Iowa's Tenth district. The meeting praised Conner's record, endorsed national GOP policies, and pledged support for Roosevelt, McKinley era legacies, and the oleomargarine bill.
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Fort Dodge
J. P. Conner
Tenth Congressional District
Midland
Judge Conner
M. BE. de Wolfe
Pocahontas County
Carl T. Kuehnle
Denison
Harvey Ingham
Alagna
A. M. Adams
Humboldt
Ingham
Congress
Boone County
A. J. Barclay
Calhoun County
J. H. Pratt
Carroll County
Dunkle
Crawford County
Sears McHenry
Emmet County
F. P. Woods
Greene County
Paul E. Stillman
Hamilton County
J. L. Kamrar
Hancock County
F. B. Rogers
Humboldt County
E. K. Winne
Kossuth
Geo. W. Hanna
Palo Alto
N. D. Anthony
Pocahontas
R. C. Garver
Webster County
S. T. Meservey
Winnebago County
Gilbertson
C. J. A. Erickson
Committee On Permanent Organization
Geo. E. Roberts
Committee of Resolutions
House of Representatives
Senate
Mcinley
Roosevelt
Cuba
Khinley
Iowa
James P. Conner
House
Conner
A. B. Cumming
Committee On Resolu
Dyer
Boone
L. H. Mayne
D. C. Chase
Webster City
Hamilton
C. T. T. Mason
Geo, Hanna
Emmetsburg
Philippines
Ready for Painting Sherwin Williams PAINTS praised
The notice extols Sherwin-Williams PAINTS as essential for success in painting. It claims colors are well ground and paint prepared, ensuring easy application whether DIY or hiring work done, and says it will not crack peel or fade according to Arthur the Druggist.
Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade
Official Chicago Board of Trade markets report outlines price movements and trading activity across futures contracts. The brief notes volume and notable shifts in grains and commodities for the session.
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Oppicial Chicago Board of Trade Markets
Administrator's Notice for Andrew Smith estate in Hamilton Iowa
On May 12 1902 the Hamilton County Iowa district court appointed ROSP C Smith as administrator of Andrew Smith deceased's estate. Creditors must pay or present claims with authentication to the court for allowance within the statutory period. May 13 1902. Home made sorghum 45c per gallon at Stanton Hoyt's grocery and china store.
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District Court
Hamilton County
Iowa
Andrew Smith
Stanton R. Hoyt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Freeman-Tribune
Walkly Tribune
Business and Religion
C. J
C. F. Kuehnle
Emmet
E. J. Breen
G. S. Turrell
J. D. Hunter
J. E. Wichman
Ed Conner
J. O. Hatch
M. E. DeWolfe
F. A. Christian
Congressional Central Committee
Heron
Optician
Burleson & White
The
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Arthur
WallaTt
Corves
Rosp, C. Smith