Dolliver’s true colors shown in Iowa race clash
In a statewide contest amid Roosevelt era reforms and railroad regulation, Senator Dolliver critiques reform zeal as Bryanism and warns that Allison backers accelerate reactionary aims. The piece contrasts idled freight cars with crop, lumber, and Wall Street pains, urging voters to back Porter and Cummins-aligned reform candidates.
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Roosevoelt
Dolliver
Allison
Senate
Roosevelt
Iowa
Pacific Coast
Wall Street
Dubuque
The Way of True Citizenship in Iowa Politics
The piece argues low Iowa primary turnout due to rain and farming duties, questioning Allison’s reelection prospects. It urges progressive voters to oppose the Allison machine, endorsing Claude R. Porter as a cleaner alternative and noting Porter’s Senate experience.
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Iowa
Allison
Cummins
Senate
Lia
Claude R. Porter
United States
State Senate
Delegates Chosen For Party Conventions Aiming For Official Listings
The county board adjourned before canvassing returns, delaying official delegate counts for the Democratic and Republican conventions. The Courier lists top vote recipients by precinct, noting ties require board action and some precincts may not have chosen delegates. Names include ward and town selections such as First Ward and Buffalo, with many individuals from Cresco, Harrison, Irvington, Lone Rock, and other communities.
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Board of Supervisors
Humboldt
Voters by Ward Names List Across City Streets
A long OCR list enumerates names associated with city wards and locales including Second Ward Spurheek Stutchison Nolte Third Ward Dodge Bert Gropin Strandberg Weaver Chalk darrington Norton Swettine Wolfe Peterson Ash Rakow Falkenhainer Gould Ghafe Trainor Hawcett Day Sehryver Potter De L Dar sons Bell King Philipps Morgan Peterson Har vey Turley Stehle Weisbrad Lindsey Severson Struthers Krause Sleeper Tripp Thanes Henry Butzlaff Wildman Thanes Reynolds Vaux Griffith Warrick Richardson Thola Ditsworth Reaper Cheeny Hunt Wherry Berge Anderson Prakes Vaughan Pearson Jenks Weimer Laughlin Doege Althoff Carnstens Munch Cotton Blanchard Elvidgre Matson Morris Barton Hansen Kyler Feller Kain Sparks Bates Thompson Stahl Jain Prairie Studer Aaring Hatton Freark Solberg Kerr Ekholm Anderson Little Thomas Hall Poppe Larson Nelson Erickson Thorson Union Schenck Vincent Bourne Kinyon Waiters Peterson Pasvogle Hansen Lease Boyle Van Ness Lien Hinton DeGraw.
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N. Anderson
R. V. Prakes
J. H. Vaughan
Olof Pearson
Hebron
G. C. Persig
Gust Wankde
Frank Boetcher
Irvington
B. D. Bedell
W. Rutlege
W. E. Gilmore
A. G. Arnfelt
Ledyard
Jenks
L. W. Weimer
D. Laughlin
Lincoln
John Doege
W. C. Althoff
H. W. Carnstens
Lone Rock
G. E. Munch
N. L. Cotton
J. M. Blanchard
East Lone Rock
Joe Elvidgre
I. J. , McChesney
Walter Thomas
Sherman
R. S. Grubb
J. L. Green
Springfield
C. C. Hall
Wm. Poppe
Swea
Harry Larson
W. C. Nelson
C._A. Erickson
L. Thorson
Union
Myron Schenck
R. J. Vincent
W. J. Bourne
E. D. Kinyon
Wesley
G. A. Waiters
O. Peterson
Home From Colorado Mr Baker Finds Dry Land Worth The Trip
Mr D A Baker and neighbor Mr Bell of Cresco township toured Eastern Colorado with B F Crose and J C Anderson. Baker reached home first reporting a dry land country, a rare rain after nine months, and irrigation seen but not favored. He would prefer wet land well tiled to dry land with irrigation and says the journey delivered value and contentment.
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Colorado
D. A. Baker
Bell
Cresco
B. F. Crose
J. C. Anderson
Wrarvey Wadsworth
Frank Gilmore
Hugo
Baker
Algona Lottery Draw Yields Five Prizes for Dawson Party
W C Dawson returned Monday from Twin Falls Idaho where his land speculation party won five prizes from fourteen entries. Brow nell Coate Norton Walker and Barton drew lower prizes while Nicoulin secured an 80 acre tract via power of attorney. All would share costs and Dawson favored small accessible tracts over quarters in poorer locations.
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Algona
W. C. Dawson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mr. Brownell
Miss Coate
Bert Norton
C. E. Walker
Leroy Barton
Dawson
J. F. Nicoulin
Wesley News-World Endorsed Woods Victory Across County
The Wesley News-World stood firm during the Woods for Congress campaign and saw him win the county by over 800 and the district by 2000. The paper notes post office organs like the Topic will explain to the new congressman why they spread untrue stories about him in the last issue.
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Wesley News-World
Conner
Woods
Topite
The
News-World
Congress
Political Announcement for Supervisor Candidate in Dist 1
Tam a clandidate on the republican Heket for supervisor in Dist. No.1 and solicit the support of the voters of the district. A. M. Cunn aN M. W. A. PICNIC AT SPENCER Special Train via The Chicago, Milwau kee and St. Paul Railway. For the M. W. A. Picnic at Spencer, Thursday, June 18, special train will leave Algona, at 7:45 p.m. Returning special train will leave Spencer at p.m. Complete information about railroad fare or other details from R. F. Hedrick, Agent, For Rent-A good store room with cellar and warehouse at Kanawha. A good business opening.-A. G. Sea stream, Algona, Iowa.
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Dist. No.1
A. M. Cunn
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Kanawha
A. G. Sea
Stream
Algona
Iowa
A Trip to Europe Aboard the Blucher May 24 1903
A passenger aboard the Blucher recounts the Plymouth harbor arrival after eight days at sea, the Dover coast, Cherbourg, and the lively social mix aboard a liner. He observes deck life, steerage contrasts, and the ship’s citylike governance, noting the calm pace, distant memories of explorers, and the voyage’s quiet reprieve from land travel.
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TSEA
England
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Francis Drake
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Paris
English Channel
Dover Castle
Dover
North Sea
Cuxhaven
Hamburg
Elba
Bacon
Kipl Ing
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RY Kinchon
Finnell
Dolliver's True
Dollors
Board of Control
Ile
Goryamov
Rpublican
Vorter
Porter
Wm. B. Allison
Cumming
Republican Party
Kossuth County
F. H. Shackelford
H. P. Larson
A. J. Jones
J. W. Hinchon
W. A. Dutton
John Vaughan
John Lamuth
George Bisha
Tom Kain
J. W. Sullivan
Wm. Kehoe
C. EF. Heise
J. F. Lee J. L. Bonar
J. F. Porterfield
Buffalo
L. Oesterricher
A. J. Gallagan
J. H. Palmer
E. G. Rich
H. W. Dreyer
F. H. Rodemeyer
Lotts Creek
F. J. Day
P. Elbert
H. B. Rambath
John Margraff
John Butler
LaVerne
Wm. Riley
J. A. Robertson
Wm. Schultz
F. I
W. P. Giddings
Ed Kunz
E. Benson
Jas. Gurren
W Finn
Anton Goetz
Whittemore
J. §. Cullen
Tom Carmody
Wash Harris
P. W. Dalhauser
John Besch
T. J. White
H. J. Thompson
First Ward
W. J. Brungon
W. P
Spencer
Joon Golders
Ooi
John Goeders
Europe
J. T. Chrischilles
Pennsylvania
Alps
Chicago
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