Democratic State Convention Delegates Named for Des Moines Event
A Democratic State Convention will convene in Des Moines on September 3, 2002 to nominate candidates for state offices including Secretary of State and Attorney General. Delegates total 14 with allocations: Hardin 4, Franklin 4, Bauer 4, Grundy 6. representation based on county delegates and votes for the Democratic governor candidate. Voters aligned with the party are invited to participate. committee chairs McConnell and Roberts oversee proceedings.
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Democrats of Fir State of Laws
Des Moines
Town
Attornney
Supreme Court
Clark
Railrond Conralayloner
Araver
Hardin
Framtelin
Bauer
Grundy
Democratic State Central
McConnell
N.C. Roberts
Campaign Plans Stir Waterloo Editorial Furor in District 3
The Waterloo Reporter attacks Col. Henderson and Republican insurgents with fevered rhetoric, accusing party leaders of cowing to influence while urging scrutiny of the congressman. The piece depicts national figures arriving in town to sway voters and argues reforms challenge party expediency.
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Waterloo
Col
Henderson
Congress
Republican Party
Rule by Divine Right in Democratic America
A fragmented Fourth of July essay argues against divine right monarchy and defends republican government. It condemns European royalist doctrine as sacrilige, cites King Edward and English history, and praises American independence, liberty, and anti annexation stances. It notes Minnesota Democrats and calls for celebration of the Republic and Filipino independence.
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Edward
England
America
the Atlantic
Washington
Philippines
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Allaud
Democratic Party
Liberty and Philippines policy clash in old paper voice
In a dated political reflection, the piece argues that American liberty requires consent of the governed, criticizing imperial annexation of the Philippines. It ponders democracy in Iowa politics, labor unions, and Roosevelt’s Iowa visit, while recounting a painting mishap anecdote and a Dewey-Aguinaldo note.
A Family Cook and a Widowed Laboring Brother Tale
A southern household story describes a fat black cook and a widowed laborsome brother with many children in a church setting. The mistress fears a marriage to the man, while the cook jokes she has already been botched in that predicament. A separate child anecdote recalls a drunk father who begged money, leading to a sobering misfortune and a quip about an accident witnessed.
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Goodart
Gail
Alma
Philadelphia Press
London woman rears pig indoors in bed with lace cover
A young London woman reared a pig as a baby and kept it in bed between two white sheets with a pillow and a lace quilt. Sanitary officers visited after a complaint and found the unusual domestic scene, noting the pig’s bedding and sight kept as if part of the household.
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London
Consolidated Des Moines paper with Roberts as editor gains depth
The Des Moines Register and Leader unites under George Roberts as editor with Harvey Ineham Samuel Strauss Allan Dangon overseeing news service. The merger promises strong editorial voice and broad public appeal, aligning with Alguna Upper Des Moines influence and a tolerant, merit-focused stance. A political complexion is acknowledged, while praise for Grover Cleveland highlights enduring presidential virtue and independence amid party criticism.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
George Roberts
Harvey Ineham
Samuel Strauss
Allan Dangon
Ingham
Alguna
Des Moines
Fine China Care and Odd Barber Shop Quip
Instructions on washing fine china emphasize care and warm water, towels, and single pieces. A barbershop joke follows about hair restorer profits, illustrating wary comedy about value and timing.
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China
Accommodating Shovel Story Spawns Quirky Quote
A fragment from the Baltimore American reports an odd remark about a shovel shaped snow figure said to mimic a fish. The anecdote describes the shovel digging at the bank and a promise of catching it, illustrating a playful, surreal image from the era.
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South America
Roosevelt on Colonies in The Bachelor of Arts 1896
Theodore Roosevelt argues against colonial expansion by European powers in the western hemisphere. He states colonies hinder moral growth and that independence is preferable where possible. He notes English colonial attitudes toward Canada and contrasts freer American views with British condescension.
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Theodore W Roosevelt
United States
Western Hemisphere
England
Tergarda
Canada
Lord Dunraven
Rose
Racial Views On Colonies In The Americas And A Brief Reign
The passage criticizes European colonialism in the Americas, arguing that tropical colonies under northern European rule fail to offer true development. It contrasts Jamaica and British Guiana with South American republics, warning against European control and praising a brief royal reign for ending a costly foreign war.
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Jamaica
San Domingo
British Guiana
Begines
Asiiatica
Venezuela
Ecuador
South American
Republica
Portugal
Americas
Philadelphia
North
Amarican
Edward Kay
President Kroger's Reply An Anecdote From a British Offer
A New York Times excerpt recounts a letter from a British participant with Gen. Methuen and Gen. Delarey. A pious Boer argues against war, claiming nations must turn the other cheek, while Dom Paul counters that scripture omits the next step and suggests thrashing the foe.
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Kroger
Methuen
Delarey
Dom Paul
Maphond
New York Times
Japs Can Teach Da in the Art of Repair and Gold Lacing
A Connoisseur notes Japanese repairs on pottery joining shards with gold lacquer. The art highlights visible seams as decoration and reflects craftsmanship. A humorous dialogue references doctors, marriages, and a church bride’s appearance in a Puck style cartoon excerpt.
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Saya
Kurenone
Bakery Ad Claims Famous Breads From Local Shops
An old advertisement touts breads baked at a local bakery run by F riz and Pavus. It boasts fresh lines of bakers goods every day and promises high quality products with friendly service. Ice cream is also mentioned as a complement to the bakery's offerings.
The Baby as It Is Page of Family History
A brief note praises preserving a family history through baby pictures, urging readers to capture more moments now for future regret. The piece frames baby portraits as a valuable historical record within a family album context.
Portrait Studio Welcomes All Ages for Posed Photos
A local studio advertises inclusive service inviting people of every age to visit for lifelike photographs. The emphasis is on comfortable posing and age friendly sessions.
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