Fragmented Iowa politics and tax debates emerge in 1900 era issues
An extended Iowa newspaper fragment discusses taxation of money and credits, rural delivery, tariff policy, and political maneuvering ahead of the November election. It cites Massachusetts tax laws, postal service concerns, and Roosevelts evolving stance, with references to local officials, parties, and upcoming votes.
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Wea
Massachusetts
Iowa
Andihe
O. TE
Ibrook
Eldora
Shoreover
Roosevelt
Washington
Bod Tor & Morning
Ventleman
Mixed 19th Century News Nuggets From Far and Near
A compilation notes progress at the new Iown hospital for the insane at Cherokee with 450 patients to be moved from Mt Pleasant Independence and Clarinda. Mention also covers Anna Gould's jewel display, Admiral Schley retirement, public reflections on noses and intellect, Pat Crowe’s letter to Omaha police, Rhodes and Gladstone, Chauncey Depew wedding talk, and various other quick items including India snake deaths and a Roosevelt anecdote.
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Cherokee
Mt. Pleasant
Independence
Clarinda
Yale prepares for 200th anniversary celebration
The October events mark Yale’s 200th anniversary of its Saybrook 1701 founding and New Haven 1718 move. Yale's early goal was to aid Congregational ministers, with ministers pledging volumes to seed a library. Extensive plans foresee a large turnout of graduates and notable guests.
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Yale
Saybrook
Conn
New Haven
Honest Men A Country's Need and Wheat Price Outlook
In remarks and opinions from various figures including James A. Gurfeld Theodore Roosevelt and the Des Moines Register, the page weighs protectionism honesty in public life and wheat value against railroad and market dynamics. It notes protectionist views, calls for integrity, and cites a wheat price prediction tied to rail stats. Also includes short notices on travel rates, perfumes, and millinery offers.
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Des Moines
Yani
James A. Gurfeld
Congress
Ana Veld
Cobden Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Es Moines Register
Register
Blood Is Thicker Than Water Yea and So Is Mad
A concise line reflects the rivalry and passion behind a family or group dispute. The phrase captures tension between loyalty and anger, hinting at a conflict where kinship and ardor clash, suggesting a heated personal or social drama without full context.
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Payton County
Paitie Aetraes
Donsar
Troll County
Idora Herald
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Shaw
Mel 'Urkind
Cenius
Sefairs
Hardin County
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Axmatty
Csundidate
Gorgressman Hall
Sheventh
McKinley
Sugar Trust
Mississippi
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South
Jones
Alabama
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Cadar Rapids
Heath
Kansas
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Democratic
Republican Party
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Jay Gould
Tristion
Schley
Santiago
Pat Crowe
Manchester
Omaha
Cecil Rhodes
Gladstone
Rhodes
South Africa
Chauncey Depew
Misa Stone
Willie Cudahy
India
Kentucky
Towa
Tom Platt
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Matite
Dodie Billa
Skaldon Mall
Sian Fu
Kai Feng Fu
Basel
Hsing-Ning
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May Palmer
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Reading Railway
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Chicago Great Western Railway
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Great Western
Fila Miller's
J. M. Nix
Elta Miller
Agr
Ella Millers
Volta
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Padde
Ss. Maune
New Holland
H. C. Webber
Mgr
City Grocery
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Ackley
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Wilcome
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