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Cummins or Perkins Which Will Triumph in Iowa
An Iowa political opinion piece weighs Cummins and Perkins for the state Republican nomination. It argues Perkins has better organization and railroad support led by J. W. Blythe and A. F. Call, while Cummins draws mainly farmers and independent thinkers with less campaign money. The writer cautions that broad party machinery may tilt the result, noting newspaper backing alone rarely guarantees victory.
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Cummins
Perkine
Perkins
J. W. Blythe
A. F. Call
Perking
Des Moines
Sioux City
Great Northern Railway
Tom Way
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Congo question protests urge Roosevelt to aid Congo end abuses
A Des Moines mass meeting criticized alleged Congo Free State abuses by Belgium, urging President Roosevelt to join with England and others to stop the atrocities. Speakers included G. L. Dobson and H. S. M. Byers. The piece notes Taft’s stance and cites Sir Henry Morton Stanley defending Belgium’s work as contrary to the reformers’ charges.
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Congo Free State
Belgium
Africa
Roosevelt
G. L. Dobson
H. S. M. Byers
Leopold
Des Moines
England
Tooley Street
London
Taft
Congo
Henry M. Stanley
Messrs. Dobson
Byers
Mr. Stanley
Siapean
Ieee
Congo praised by Whitely and others as model civilization
The article quotes James Gustavus Whitely of Baltimore and Rev Grenfell defending the Congo State under Leopold II. They denounce public criticism, note the suppression of the Arab slave trade and limited maltreatment by isolated officials, and praise the civil order and potential for future progress in equatorial Africa.
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Congo
Africa
France
United States
Germany
England
Leopold
Belgium
Leopold IT
Grenfell
Stanley
Equatorial
James Gustavus Whitely
Baltimore
Institute of International Law
Des Moines
Dowie faction feud, US Senate direct vote proposal noted
The piece critiques John Alexander Dowie and his church's leadership as fading, with Voliva rising as Joshua figure. It also notes Iowa House support for a constitutional amendment to elect US senators by direct popular vote, with progressive Republicans and Democrats backing it and Hanna opposing. Stand patters opposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
House of Representatives
United States
Hanna
Dewel Renomination Plea Across Newspapers
The Algona U D M Republican urges W C Dewel to seek a third term as Kossuth county clerk of courts. Articles from Fenton Reporter Germania Standard Burt Monitor Titanka Topic praise his efficiency and note his handicap of one arm and hearing. Consensus favors renomination despite political opponents' positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona U. D. M
the Courier
W. C. Dewel
Dewel
Mr. Dewel
Hinchon
Titanka
Thenourier
W. (. Dewel
One Man Most Fitting for District Judge Race
In the Armstrong Journal six candidates seek the Republican nomination for district judge. From Estherville Algona Emmetsburg Spirit Lake and Spencer other hopefuls may emerge. The writer argues for John Sullivan of Algona as the best fit for administering justice in the district. Also notes local ads for eggs and a loan service, plus a farm hand job ad.
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Armstrong Journal
Hes
Estherville
Quarton and
Death of Aaron G Rutherford in Algona region
Aaron Gillespie Rutherford known as Gillie Rutherford died at 6 am last Friday after a life spent in New York City, Sherman township, and Algona. He was born June 28, 1860, married Cora Hibbard in 1899, and is survived by his wife, two sons Aaron and Paul, his mother, and three sisters. The obituary notes his honesty, goodwill, and fidelity to family and faith. funeral services were held Sunday afternoon conducted by local pastors.
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Aaron G. Rutherford
Aaron Gillespie Rutherford
New York City
Towa
Sherman Township
Algona
Mr. Rutherford
Helmes
Congregational Church
Rev
Miller
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Gillespie
Chicago
Ella Rutherford
Hibbard
Charles
Kelly
David Baker
Annie Starr
Emmetsburg
Fitkin
Garner
the Courier
Across Mexico: El Paso to Mexico City Rail Journey
A travelogue from El Paso to Mexico City via the Mexican Central line. The route passes Juarez with its adobe streets and Cathedral, then Chiquaqua, Torreon in a fertile Laguna belt, Zacatecas famed for silver, Guadalupe’s church treasure, Guangjuoto with an opulent opera house, Queretaro the “little Moscow,” and finally the capital region. Notable stops include Zacatecas’ state palace view, Queretaro’s Santa Rosa church and historical ties to 1848 and 1867 events, and Toltec ruins at Tula before reaching the bustling Mexico City. The writer promises more observations on the capital.
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Exico City
Ephor
Mexico
el Paso
Mexico City
Juarez
Varez
Plaza de Toros
Chiquaqua
San Antonio
Hell
Torreon
Laguna
Zacatecas
Holy Land
Jordan
Guadalupe
Guangjuoto
Egypt
Queretaro
Moscow
Santa Rosa
Charles Dudley Warner
United States
Maximilian
City of
Tula
Republic
The
Courier
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Arizona
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Rhode Island
Kossuth County
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Jamaica
Zion Bank
Voliva
Dowie
Moses
Joshua
John Alexander
Prass
Germania Standard
Republican Party
Bro. Hinchon
Burt Moniter
Courtar
Taylor
Plymouth
C. E. Heise
A. D. Clarke & Co
Butterworth
Swea City
Ames
Walden
S. E Stuessy
New Glarus
Wis
Samuel Stuessy
la Verne
John Schilts
Melvin
Billy Sealocls
Bancroft
Reuben Schiltz
Hobart
Ambrose Perry
E. V. Swetting
Everett
Washington
Henry Gettman
Harrison Township
O'Brien County
Peter
J. F
Zanke
Dingley’s
Ripke
Sexton
John M. Vinson
Galbraith's
E. H. Realer
Algona, Iowa
Woodford, Wheeler Lumber Co
COAL
Court House
State Street