Republican candidates for county clerk and recorder announce bids
STARR and HAGGARD announce their candidacy for Clerk of the Courts of Kossuth County subject to the Republican county convention. Burt Iowa April 7 1902. Algona Republican notes T Bara Starks Bancroft May 19 as candidate for Clerk of the District Court. Tawa and Seneca names appear as recorder and county positions under party convention.
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Kossuth County
Rorror Algona
Tawa
Seneca
W. Alcorn
The Pate of the Boers and Self Government
The article laments the incorporation of the Boers into the British empire while praising their moral rectitude, independence, and capacity for self government. It argues small states yield to vast colonial conglomerates, notes Canada and Australia enjoy freer governance, and envisions South Africa and Africa eventually becoming self governing under a liberal imperial policy.
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New England
Desides
Africa
Canada
Australia
England
Hng
United States
Pretoria
South Africa
Htayanene
British Empire Faces Boer Rebellion and World Civilization
The article argues that great powers shaping colonies uphold civilization worldwide and that Britain has effectively been conquered by the Boers’ resistance. It contends no mourning for Boer losses is due, as stronger colonies may gain protection against future injustices, and that the Boers’ struggle may yield a better outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
England
Quarton Again Honored by Judicial Nomination
Judge Quarton secures a third nomination to the Fourteenth district bench, welcomed by friends in Algona and across the district. His rising public confidence follows eight years after his initial nomination, with Estherville delegates signaling strong support and recognizing his fitness for the role.
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Judge Quarton
Fourteenth District
Algona
Estherville
The Philippines Bill and Its Provisions in Senate Action
The article reviews the Philippine bill passed by the Senate, arguing its aim is to shift from military to civil rule and extend rights to natives while excluding bearing arms and jury trial. It outlines a census, municipal and provincial self‑rule, friar lands bonds, land grants control by the commission, and revisory powers for president and Congress, with appointment conditions tied to Boulag consent.
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Senate
McKinley
Congress
Philippine Commission
Witipolags
the & Aeernor
Ha Boualg
Gstebl
Fepreseptarye
Traviou
Ize
Rantlo
Democratic gains and Republican dominance in state governance
The article notes governor race results await official tally, Republicans winning all congressional seats by large margins, and both state houses dominated by Republicans. It credits rising antiwar sentiment, predicts shifts toward self government in Transvaal terms, and mentions U.S. pig iron output and coal miners' pledges amid ongoing labor actions. It also reports the Rock Island Railway rebranding as Cedar Rapids division and suggests regional line connections.
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Rock Island Railway Company
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Livermore
Germania
Algous
Mtonka
June Magazines Show Artistic Works and Growing Agriculture
The June issue roundup notes McClure's striking art features including Rubens reproductions and a dramatic mountain climbing tale with photographs. Reviews of Reviews highlights influential Oxford articles and a new era in the Southwest. Scribner's discusses agricultural shifts driven by national experiment stations and wheat improvements, while other pieces promise engaging stories and vivid illustrations.
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McClure
June Cone
Talns
Ube
Rhodes
Oxford’ University
Howard
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Durdal Clothihs
O B Durdall
the Republican
Starr & Haggard
Cc. Dewel
Pate
Quarton
Philippines
Transvaal
United Kingdom
Germany
Smith's
Uae
Homeseekers’ Special
Gettysburg, South Oak
C. & N-W. Railway
Burt
Lone Rock
Ringsted, Halfa
Gridley
Dolliver
Gettysburg
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Potter County
South
Dakota
Missouri
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