Democratic Nomination Question Amid Roosevelt Prospect
The piece debates who Democrats should nominate if Roosevelt wins the Republican nomination. It weighs Clark as a potential nominee, contrasts him with Wilson, notes Roosevelt’s appeal and methods, cites mixed Iowa attitudes, and considers states' electoral risks. It references Bryan as a suggested rival in a Roosevelt contest and mentions 1898 Bryan results for context.
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Democratic strategy for 1908 election candidate Gaynor
The piece analyzes electoral college math with 531 votes and 266 needed. It argues Democrats must win New York New Jersey and Connecticut, possibly carried by Mayor Gaynor, a Bryan Democrat who could unite East and West and command broad party and reformer support. It suggests Bryan or Gaynor as the strongest nominee to win nationwide.
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Preservation of the Buffalo in Wind Cave Park Plan
An article urges government action to preserve the American buffalo. It discusses Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota as a potential buffalo ranch, needing water and an adjoining tract. The plan would receive the twenty five buffaloes from the American Bison Society and funding up to 15000 dollars, with Congress asked to authorize and appropriate.
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Senator Kenyon Campaign Tour Across Iowa Counties
Senator Kenyon and his aides, with Lafe Younger and their teams, conducted a rapid tour through Kossuth, Winnebago, and Emmet counties. The caravan traveled by auto and held a rally at Swea City, presenting a brisk, whirlwind campaign effort.
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Prohibition Talk and Kansas Reform Echoes Across Regions
The narrator notes Rev Hales and Marc Anthony like orators swaying crowds while Lafe and Holmes mingle in civic talk. References to Kenyon, Hamill, Allen, and Algona’s preacher Holmes color a local scene. Pasadena women vote wet to keep beauty, while Australian ballots and Dodge City license ideas provoke broader reform chatter as Roosevelt wins New Jersey.
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King and Perking at Call Opera House Tonight
Frank G. King and Chic Perking present new sketches at the Call Opera House with moving pictures. The trio offers changing programs each night including A Wife Worth Winning and Uncle Jiles to the City. Admission is 10 and 15 cents.
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Bailey Is Coming Around
Harvey Ingham praises labor to sway voters over ten years. Muse of Mason City and Paul Junkin admit they prefer Cummings under certain circumstances. Teddy notes hundreds agree and would accept Bryan or Judas Iscariot over both candidates.
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Britt Tribune
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Cumming
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Judas Iscariot
Blooming Frauds Among Bloomers in Local Ballgame
The Madoelia Times Messenger reports a Friday score where the Bloomers defeated our local team 4 to 2 at Mankato. The next day the Bloomers were involved in a police court mix up revealing they were disguised young men posing as girls, shocking locals.
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Poem Fragment Warns of a Sleeper's Fate
Fragmentary verse hints at a perilous journey to a sarcophagus. The oblique lines mention a man, youth, and danger, with cryptic diction suggesting a cautionary note about a doomed path or fate.
A Quarter of a Century Ago in the Courier
From the Courier June 3 1887 notes John Winkel a northern county cornerstone in the metropolis this week A D Clarke toured Des Moines Omaha and western points Col Spencer learns of his dying father Rice Lake Wisconsin telegram Leo Peugnet goes Emmetsburg to view the Mikado partitioning Emmetsburg opera house into offices Charley Rosewall builds new eastern town house Many go to Northwestern depot to glimpse Lilly Langtry troupe en route to Des Moines Lilly Langtry allows crowd to view her features J Smith and H Durant depart for Hampton shooting tournament Philip Crose Irvington dies aged about seventy former resident and old settler casualty of the great silent majority
Household Goods For Sale and Gifts Card
Household goods for sale nearly new Majestic range gasoline stove oak sideboard dining table chairs rockers brass bedsteads and eyes goods also house plants call 622 East State street G A Watts card of thanks we extend sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for many acts of kindness during the Hes 288 a death of our beloved wife and mother Peterson and Children OWL News membership 87 and in Graneina apidly Sea State deputy C hag Lampright
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