Iowa Republicans Silent on Dolliver Return
A Purported Pocahontas county convention warned against Dolliver’s re election while endorsing Roosevelt and criticizing the party. The piece notes applause for Cummins versus muted support for Dolliver, suggesting a shift in Iowa GOP sentiment. It also covers Teddy Roosevelt anecdotes, German pay for Reichstag members, Tillman and Roosevelt clashes, and unrelated political quips.
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Pocahontas County
Dolliver
Senate
Shaw
Fort Dodge
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Congress
Roosevelt
W. H. Wilcox
Rolfe
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Iowa
J. P. Dolliver
General Assembly
Gov. Cummins
Presbyterian Assembly in Des Moines Faces Negro Delegates Rebuff
A Presbyterian General Assembly in Des Moines faces hotel refusals to house black delegates as leading city church members align with hospitality privateers. TheHotels cite business reasons while critics view it as a failure of Christian spirit amid widespread prejudice. A separate Kangas high school segment hints at ongoing segregation.
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Des Moines
Kangas Separate High School
Candidate Announces Candidacy for District Clerk
W C DeweL declares candidacy for renomination as Clerk of the District Court in Kossuth county Iowa subject to action of the next Republican County Convention.
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Kossuth County
Iowa
W. C. Dewel
Fresh Worry for the Editor in LAtchson Globe
In LAtchson Kansas the Globe ponders Mrs Longworth and her role at the White House. Will she lead future processions as the president’s daughter or follow as a congressman’s wife. The piece reflects the era’s social expectations.
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Latchson
Kan
Globe
Longworth
White House
Governors race factions swirl in Iowa politics letter
A 1906 letter from Bailey of Britt Tribune to George Boyle reveals internal party tensions over the Iowa gubernatorial race. Bainny endorses Cummins while suggesting strategic withdrawals to bolster Rathburn, notes candidates Herriott Perkins and Rathburn, and recounts convention chatter, rural election intrigues, and personal setbacks across Whittemore and surrounding towns.
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Bailey
The
Britt Tribune
Tam
Herriott
Perkins
Cummins
Mayne
Emmetsburg
Rathburn
State Senate
Britt
Iowa
George Bove
State House
Universal Plan of Salvation
George
Senate
George Hanna
Fort Dodge
Tillman
John Sharpe Williams
Des Moines
Angeliris
Canada
Bainny
Brahmin missiona ry says keep American missionaries home
A Brahmin missionary Marayon Krishma at All Souls Episcopal Church in Kansas City provoked a walkout with remarks slamming Christian missionaries. He claimed Indians had abundant religion and urged teaching philosophers versed in their own scriptures, the Vedas, before any Christian influence. Rev. Charles Ferguson apologized for the statements.
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Kansas City
America
Marayon Krishma
All Souls Church
Episcopal
India
England
Charles Ferguson
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