Republican Report on County Convention and Railways Ban
The Republican calls for the county convention on July 27 and urges caucuses to report committee names. It names J. M. Parley Horace Mano and C. C. Chubb as key Democratic principles exponents. The Chicaygo and Rock Island Railway announces a ban on employing cigarette smokers, old and new staff alike, citing physician statements and past experience. Other firms may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Murtagh
Hinchon
Algona
J. M. Parley
Horace Mano
C. CO. Chubb
Chicaygo and
Rock Island
Democrats at Kansas City Nomination and Vice Presidential Choice
Reported in a fragmentary form the Democrats at the national convention in Kansas City faced the task of nominating Bryan and selecting a vice presidential candidate. The text notes concerns about Populist support and the implications for party unity and policy planks amid internal debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bryan
Country
Democracy and Declaration In 1900 Platform Critique
The piece critiques the Democratic platform adopted in Kansas City, arguing it clashes with Jeffersonian ideals and the party's historical record. It contends Bryan’s free silver stance is unreliable, notes Spanish War support and trust issues, and urges alignment with Republican policies. It also questions democracy’s treatment of equality and the Philippines, Hawaii, and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Stephenson
United States
McKinley
Republican Party
Kansas City
Jefferson
Virginia
Democratic Party
Hawaii
Porto Rico
The Great Debate on Teaperaliery and Mormon Abe Speech
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a debate involving Breanna, Obas Laniss, and Hon. Obas about teaperaliery issues and a Mormon Abe speech. Mentions political figures, paths, and a venue, with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaues
Breanna
Hon Obas
Laniss
Republis
Pat Poderessman
Ciang
Abe
TaUrega
Adams in the Masquerade and Political Demagoguery
A quoted critique questions editor Adams masquerading as a Democrat for years. The piece probes his consistency, loyalties to the Union, government, and stance on strikers and unrest, asking if his past acts deserve credit or censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Algona ‘Courier
Union
United States
Fenton
Bilsborough
Tom
Heraad Bouts
Deiptng
Ava
Algona
Monitor
Dawes
Burt
W. O. Hodgson
Erratic OCR Summary
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Ohio and New regions with unclear phrases and some numbers. The readable content is insufficient to establish a coherent event, person, or organization for a proper news item.
Death of prominent Humboldt settler B H Harkness
Announcement from Humboldt reports the death of B H Harkness at age 70 from heart failure after a 12 hour illness. He was a longtime timber industry supporter, Republican delegate, former postmaster at Flimbaldt, and longtime chair of county supervisors. Mrs Harkness is in Europe. The Des Moines Register also noted editor Port Barron of the P las Record died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. Harkness
Humboldt
Port OQ
Barron
Pogahoutas
Tremain
H Harkness
Des Moines Register
B.H. Harkness
Harkins
Dirnie
Tawan
Flimbaldt
Ning
Fort CB
Times Republican
Plas Record
Mog
Qlear La ae pend Ballin Claris and ee
fragmented OCR text presents unclear names and terms. no coherent event or entities to summarize into a factual newspaper card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballin Claris
Chass
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Wells & McKay's
Excel
Oxford
Browne
Allres Boston
Algona, Iowa
the Republican
Starr & Haggard
Csacey Cegeee
Democracy and Declaration
Democratic Party of the
United States Supreme Court
Rerpublican
Philippines
Beit
Ohio
New
Qlear
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