Aigona Republican by Milton Starr
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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1898
Page
2
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The Carroll Herald argues the St Louis platform commits the Republican Party to the gold standard and measures to entrench it, warning against sentimental adherence without concrete policy. It notes obligations to prevent a future silver basis and financial panic, while praising recent party actions and upcoming Iowa building dedication at Omaha.
The June Outlook features an article by Lala on the Philippines, praised for its learned view. Phil Robinson, jailed by Spaniards at Matanzas, is highlighted as a strong outdoor writer. The Living Age reprints his piece Some Noted Dogs in Fiction from the Contemporary Review. The July Century will begin with a Cuban Insurgents story By Order of the Admiral by Winston Churchill, illustrated by Clinedit.
Judge Quarton appears assured of renomination by acclamation with enough delegates, notably alongside Kossuth, to secure win. Other counties pressed names to advance potential congressional nomination for Judge Thomas and a second judge at the convention, rather than contest Quarton's seat.
A long fragment from a span ish American tale praises a book by Mrs. Schuyler Crowninshield. It mentions potential changes at the Independent of New York and cites opinions on finance, trusts, and public sentiment. The text also covers local notices, ads for furniture, cures, and household goods, plus brief church and town items.
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