Subscription and political ticket text fragment
Readable parts show subscription offers for one copy one year and six months, plus a National Democratic Ticket listing William Jennings Bryan for president and Adlai E Stevenson for vice president. Names appear as Algoun Canvier and Steve?ton in incomplete form. The fragment resembles era subscription notices and political endorsements.
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National Democratic
William Jennings Reyan
Adlat ET
Stevenson
Democratic Convention Delegates Bid From Kosauth County
Kosauth county Democrats call a convention in Algona on Wednesday at 10:80 am to pick state, congressional, and judicial delegates and nominate candidates for Clerk of Courts, County Attorney, County Recorder, and County Attorney. Precincts vote one each plus for every seventeen ballots and fractions over ten cast for Fred White for governor. Also lists township committeemen and caucus recommendations for Saturday prior to the convention.
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Andhor
Iansas
Everg Tteen
Fred White
Algona
First Ward
Ledyard
Lincoln
Cotts Creek
Luverne
Buffalo
Plum Creek
Portland Prairie Ramsey
RiWerdatht
Garfield
Sexton German
Senees Germania
Shern Bmws Vean
Springfield
Sars, Union, Grant
Greenwood
Harrison
Hebron
Wesley Wa Ft
Irvington
Whittemore
Peopeone
Congressional Convention of Democrats in Tenth District
A delegate convention for the Democrats of the Tenth congressional district is set for Algona Iowa on Thursday August 23, 1900 at 2 o clock p m. The purpose is to nominate a candidate for congress and handle other business. Representation bases two votes per county plus one for each 200 votes or fraction over 100 cast for Fred E. B. White in the 1890 general election. counties listed with entitlements.
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Tenth Lawn
Algona
Iown
Fred EB. White
Boone
Calhoun
Humboldt
Currall
Tossuth
Crawford
Palo Alto
Emmet
Poonhowta
Tagenek
Barkers
MeKkinley
Bryan
McKinsey
McKinley
Watson
Cleveland
Weaver
Cincinnati
Barker
Donelly
Lexis
Georgia
Alabama
Tve
Democratic Ward Caucus Notices at Aug 4 Evening
Democratic groups in multiple wards announce caucuses at local venues on Saturday evening August 4. Names listed include K Damperson Chin Second Ward Joutier Office Pinsent Chin Waahun Munra Cin Powirn Wanp Bonar's office Taypon Charm Hermuy school Seneca Center and more.
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Punst
Vennant
K. Dambersun
Chin
Second
Warn
Joutier
Pinsent
Thi WaAun
Normal
E.d. Munracn
Cin
Powirn
J. T. Bonar
Aves
Wls
Pom
Jas
Bourke Cochran on the Situation
Bourke Cochran in the Chicago American argues the issue is the vindication of the Declaration of Independence. He says opposition to imperialism must be organized through the Democratic Party and warns that any move to clothe a magistrate with autocratic power threatens free government. He frames the struggle as the irrepressible conflict between justice and tyranny and between a constitutional republic and empire. He notes South Africa reports say the Louers have not yet eliminated Roberts’ Pretoria link.
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Thurke Cochran
Chicago American
Hearst
Constitutional Republic
Jefferson
Mekinsley
War News and China Crisis From The Era's Pages
Reports describe Boer forces capturing several of Roberts men and threatening others as German experts forecast a possible Pretoria retreat. Some say Boers tire of war and seek peace but foreign auxiliaries block terms. In China, Conger’s fate remains uncertain with purported messages treated skeptically in Europe. The Chinese emperor appeals for mediation. US offers peace terms upon safe access for foreign legations. Neeley has stolen over $130,000 of Cuban money and faces promotion consequences.
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Roberts
Pretoria
Bloemfontein
China
Conger
Peking
State Department
France
Germany
Gogland
United States
Tumult Over Republican Ward Caucuses in Algona
In Algona two ward caucuses produced sharp contests with two tickets in the Second Ward and four carriage drives to polling places. The Second Ward finish was 77 to 26 for W. B. Jones group over W. Spurbeck. In the Fourth Ward the lead was 66 to 65 for M. B. Chapin group over T. Chubb. Some Democrats faced corruption and cross voting amid rival factions.
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Philadelphia
Algona
Blenbein
Kasper
W. BP. Jones
W. Kk. Terguson
M. Starr
A. W. Stergbach
Chas, Walkar
Thos. Gilvert
W. Spurbeck
W. K. Berguson
Jas. Patterison
Chas
Nolte
A. Hutchison
A. W. Sterzbach
M. B. Chapin
I. & Norton
Orst
Woo
Moving Pictures at Congregational Church Sunday
Edison Great Motion Pictures program listed for Sunday evening July 27 under Congregational church ladies. Features include Defending the flag, naval scenes from Santiago, armed soldiers, battle imagery, and exotic locales like Milan and Geneva. Notable acts show a trained horse, comic scenes, and vivid color. admission two cents.
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Edison
Ladies of the Congregational Church
Santiago
Brooklyn
Milan
Italy
Krotneh
Alps
Geneva
Switzerland
Tealy
McKinley
Secret
Price
Local Happeningsin Algona Passes Along Town News
Cal Spencer and Mrs Spencer with Mrs Pusa rode a surrey when a horse abruptly jumped over the long fence near the cemetery causing the Colonel to be tossed. Mrs Busia steadied the reins and stopped the horses at the fence. The same item notes delays in a lawyers versus newspaper fellows baseball game and mentions a McDowell bankruptcy case adjournment. It also reports social events, local arrivals, and upcoming events including a republican convention and a community ball game.
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Cal Spencer
Bryan the Winner Analysis Predicts Bryan Surge in East and Midwest
Blanton Duncan, famed political forecaster, predicts a Bryan victory in November. He argues public sentiment has shifted against McKinley on anti imperial, anti trust, and monetary issues, with strong gains in New York New Jersey Connecticut and California. Duncan cites demographics, foreign voting blocs, and local defections as key drivers, predicting Bryan carrying several states and a larger electoral total than 1896.
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Bryans
Ile
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
Duncan
Cleveland
McKinley
Bryan
Melkinley
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hanta
McKnley
Chicago
Congress
Anti-Imperial League
California
Delaware
West Virginia
Oregon
Kentucky
New Wagland
Connecticut
New Hampshire
New Stonpshire
Juryan
Central States
New Yar
Great Park United
Roosevelt
Enormonds
Ggt
New York
Shaller
Mul
Inley
New Jersey
Cilanuns
Idg Norte
Pengree
Alger
Pingree
Tryan
Milwaukee
Wisserosin
Maryland
Hanna
Toledo
Itanna and Company
Imperialis
Boars
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Brown
Precious Clark
Viclouy
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Clark
Washington
Bill
Minnesota
Great Northern
Alvetion
Warner
Maguire
San Hillacisco
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Algoun Canvier
RY Winchon & Finnedn
Kosauth County
Tollowhay
Alwona
First Want
Lamberson
Ka Finnell
Tira W Murtagh
James
PE. Johstony Burt
Hoo
J. Stewart
Pedi Ravech
B.C. Newell
G. Grant
J. F. Jolson
Sheridan
McGivney
Frank Goodrichy
Tevington
Lloyd
Ledeyard
Bloich
Lotis Greek
Brank Pompe
Daverne
Ctl
John Vf Wim
Meermote
Prair Ramsey
Nic Scholtes
Jones
Seneca
A. Carpenter
Sexton
EA. E Laave
Sherman
C. A. Ribh
C. Tf
Stoke
Gibbons
Union
C. Tyson Westey
W.pl Hardings
Dorweiler
W. 7
Birks Agan
Bourke Cochran
South Africa
Neeley
Tle
Ale
Harvey
McDowell
Ibis
Cooper Wagon Company
Mac
Bankeuptcy
Masterson and Turd
Dubuque
Markiey and Woolaban
Mason City
Morling
Emimetsburg
Clarke & Cohenour
Sullivan & McMahon
I. D. Lester
Alana
Deering
East St. Louis
Mrs. Lester
Durdal
Peter Kreithe
Burt Township
Emma T
Albert Steble
Burt
Hohenhold
Winnebago
Wicks
Laurens
Nate Studer
Wesley
Board of Supervisors
Carnahan
J. M. Farley
Farley
Estherville
O. O'Kivacke
Germania
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the Living
Working Pictures
LaCrosse
Co. 4
Bryan the
Winner
Angeles
Loffering
Bryan Plurality
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Virginia
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Maine
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