Hamilton Club Banquet and the Hamiltonian Impulse
A critical examination argues that the Hamilton Club banquet signals a trend toward imperialism within the Republican Party. It presents Hamilton as a patron saint of autocratic governance, urging voters to support leaders who embody Hamiltonian doctrines and seek to centralize power, privilege property, and limit states’ rights.
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Hamilton Club
Mark Hanna
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
United States
McKinley
Hanna
Lodge
Massachusetts
Republic of
Republican Party
Peter
Gon Hendersorror Dubuque
Chicago
Indiatuly
Namilton
Ingham
Jefferson
Imperialist Drift and Political Deals in Webster County
A historical review accuses Shaw of manipulating congressionals nominations by tying Dolliver’s appointment to Webster county votes for Judge Conner. It claims Dolliver sought favors for personal gain, serving corporations and express companies, while targeting Cummins and allies. The piece portrays the prospect of representation by a pro imperialist faction in the next congress.
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Gay. Shaw
Dolliver
Webster County
Conner
Congress
Shaw
John Herriott
Cummins
Olney and Wilson back Bryan shift roils party
Richard Olney of Massachusetts and W L Wilson of West Virginia declare for Bryan. Olney once Cleveland's secretary of state and Wilson his postmaster general. The move signals GOP disillusionment and shows wind blowing toward Bryan. Cleveland could step forward to restore his standing with his party.
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Richard Olney
Massachusetts
W. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Bryan
Olney
Cleveland
Wilson
Grover Cleveland
The Quack Doctor Arrested in Estherville Case
An itinerant physician was arrested in Estherville after a patient, George Laffy, signed an $8 note guaranteed cure within ten months. The doctor altered the note to carry 8 percent interest, and a Delaware Dolliver buyer learned of the forgery. Reagan alerted Estherville authorities. the doctor had allegedly issued $2,000 in notes for treatment across the county.
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A. Reagan
GEO Angus Jr Marries in Rochester Minnesota
Geo Angus Jr and Miss Jeannette Livingstone wed at the bride's mother's residence two miles south of Chester. Rev John Ainstie officiated as guests from Algona Iowa Chicago Heights and Viola attended. The couple, following a reception with Elba and many presents, left on the 8:30 train for a southern trip and will return to Chicago Heights after October 4 5.
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Rochester
Minn
Geo
Angus Jr
Angus
Kossuth
Mary Livingstone
Chester
George Angus
Chicago Heights
Jeannette Livingstone
John Ainstie
Washington, Minn
Ife
Geo. Angus
Algona
Iowa
Adelbert
Iowa City
Oakes
N. D
Lat Williams
A. Williams
Wm. Williams
Rev. Gill
W. J. Mackey
John
Neel
Minneapolis
Two men murdered near Sexton on Milwaukee line
Bodies found west of Sexton after a freight train marker reports a dead man. Coroner Peters investigates with a jury. identities are August Carlqvist and Jens Graversen, surfacing workers on the Milwaukee road. Both men shot. pockets rifled. watch missing. satchels east of bodies. Two suspicious men seen at Slade's restaurant cornered by a cook, last seen planning to leave town. No murderers caught yet. possible box car ambush by tramps.
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Hedrick
Milwaukee Road
Sexton
Peters
Burt
Lincoln Hall
Wilt Galbraith
Chas Little
Whittemore
August Carlqvist
Jens Graversen
Indianapolis
Carlquist
Boone
Slade’s
Slade
Wene
Policy Tightens on Smoking by Chicago Police Boy Scouts
Chicago August 23 The police department announces a new rule restricting young workers. No boy who smokes cigarettes or has ever smoked will be employed, aiming to ensure more intelligent and active staff. The change follows a conference held yesterday.
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Chicago
Chicago Postolice
Road needs and travel woes plague Burt township
Burt township residents press for opening a much needed road along a south line section one to serve farms and schools. A 600 appropriation by the school board stalled by funds, while officials divert money elsewhere. despite promises, grading and action falter. In other items, Hanson brothers return from Europe with Paris and Berlin notes, local accidents, marriages, legal matters, and small-town updates fill the page.
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Burt
Fnally
Board of Supervisors
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Mason City
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St. Benedict Bays
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