Republican ticket appears in old newspaper text
The fragment shows names and positions for a historical Republican ticket including McKingey for Vice President, Rovgeyelt for Secretary of State, Gilbertson as Treasurer, Frank F. Merriat for Auditor, Gana for Attorney, Mullan for Supreme Judge, Palmer for Commissioner, and J. P. Conbor for Congressman in the 10th District, with subscription line and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertson
Frank F. Merriat
Gana
W. Mullan
R. R
J. Palmer
Campaign notes and Lincoln quotation debate in 1900s politics
The passage records campaign notes where Bryan questions Teddy Roosevelt about trusts and policy, including gold or silver payment, army use abroad, tariffs, Black disfranchisement, and anti trust reform. It cites Adlai Stevenson referencing Lincoln and outlines disputes over Lincoln quotes and Populist rhetoric, with reference to Cleveland and party loyalties.
Bryan on money question echoes 1896 stance
The text recalls Bryan’s 1996 claim on maintaining the gold standard and his warning against casting votes that would keep it beyond his term. It suggests a party line aligned with the 1896 money question, noting ongoing support for the gold standard and electoral caution by Bryan.
Republican Supervisor Ticket Scrutiny and Bridge Critique
The paper notes district based supervisor elections and opts not to comment further on the contests. It highlights a large Republican constituency and hints at debate over bridges built without approaches, implying Mr. Jenke's alleged involvement in the unfinished projects.
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Jenke
Bryan and Bryan’s New York Welcome Parade
Des Moines Leader reports jubilant scenes in New York as Mr. Bryan arrives. Francis P. Croker arranges a police escort through crowds to a Moorish banquet at the Quinz room, then to Madison Square Garden and Cooper Union where Croker introduces Bryan to the assembled multitude.
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Mr. Croker
Mr. Bryan
Louis Quinize
Mr Croker
Croker
Madison Square Gutdeh
Secetary
Mr. Croer
Cooper Union
Sayings of Dolliver on Democratic Party Leaders
Dolliver notes that the questions once deemed important by the Democratic Party are no longer debatable. He argues the 1892 and 1896 issues now sleep together, descending from paramount to obsolete, and mocks Bryan’s followers for opposing their leader over irrigation instead of the ark.
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Democratic Party
Noah
Local officials face scrutiny over pay and duties
The article defends Mr. Jenks and Mr. Barton amid county board concerns. It notes Jenks’s pay, overall board costs, and broad responsibilities for bridges, taxes, and roads. It praises the Republicans' clean slate and urges unity behind the district nominees. It also previews a Cyrano de Bergerac stage production in Algona.
Algona Residence Lots For Sale At Low Prices
Fragmentary notice shows sale of residence lots in Algona with mentions of dry oak, hickory, and maple trees. The ad hints at low prices and easy terms, with scattered garbled phrases about location and shade. Names and precise details are unreadable.
Crowded New York Tammany ties spark Republican critique
TheDes Moines Register denounces Croker of Tammany as a major figure in New York politics describing him as a modern boss and connects him to a historic ice trust scheme run with Mayor Van Wyck and other officials. The piece notes delayed ice-trust prosecutions and mocks Bryan’s New York reception by Tammany leaders.
GONGRESSMAN COMING AT ALGONA TOWN MEETING
Denison candidate Hon J P Gonnet to speak in Algona Saturday night October 27 with Senator Dolliver, a large crowd expected, band music planned, Judge Conner to speak. Republican meetings listed for Oct 24 26 27 29 in nearby towns with multiple speakers and venues.
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J. P. Gonnet
Denison
Algonk
Hop
J. P. Contier Et Datitsony
Republicdh
Conner
Algona
Milliman
Whittemore
Grant Township
Mayne
H. Ingham
Hebron
Y. Swetting
G. Cowlea
Agile Township
H. B. Butler
L. J. Dickingon
Springfeld
T. Harrington
H. Tngham
F. M. Curtiss
Hobart
T. P. Harrington
St. Ben
Ladiet
B. V. Swetting
E. B. Butler
J. P. Conner
J. B. Carr
Garfield
G. Cowles
E. V. Syetting
Irvington Village
Sam Mayne
A. Oohenour
Plum Creek
J. H. Funk
Fenton
Sexton
T.P. Harrington
S. Mayne
Seneca
T. D. Harrington
G. A. Cohanour
Irvington
H. Ingsham
Personal notes from Algona residents encounter travel and visits
Mrs Dr McCoy is expected home from Wisconsin today. Miss Alice Mann has gone to Fergua Fally to visit her brother athan Earnest Flanders and wife intend going to Spokane in the near future. Carl Buss is home from a trip to Germany. He visited his two sons at Bere 10. A D Clarke was absent several days last week attending to land business in Dakota. Mrs Frank Winkel is visiting her mother and sister from Minnesota. Dr Ed Watson and wife of Bede were visitors at the H F Watson home Sunday. M A Winkel of Orange City was visiting his parents in Algona last week. Dr and Mrs I A Stull left for Kansas to visit Mr and Mrs Fry and bunt coons. Fanton Reporter C E Heise of Algona came up Monday to look after his farm interests north of town. Mrs Wm Nelson went to Algona last Friday for a few weeks visit with her daughter Mrs F M Stacy. Mrs J B Means and daughter Edna Chapin of Minneapolis are visitors in Algona. Mr Means expected here later. Hugh Smith sold his newspaper at Ayershire and will move his family to Algona today. Mesdames A L Peterson E S Glagier F H Vesper and Nellie Taylor attend the State convention of the Eastern Star at Des Moines. It is expected there will be an exodus of California excursionists soon after the election. G S Angus and wife and Wm Peck and wife will probably go. Mrs Ralph Miller arrived home Saturday from a visit to Ab Waterloo Independence and other points. Mya Miller went to Waterloo for the Roosevelt meeting. Martin Jordan starts for the Pacific to make const this week. he plans to buy 8 or 9 horses in Oregon and bring them home.
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Mr. Croker
Mr. Bryan
New York
Croker
Tammany
Ice Trust
Bryan
van Wyck
Arabia
Adlai
Maine
Associated Press
Dr. McCoy
Wisconsin
Alice Mann
Fergua Fally
Athan
Earnest Flanders
Spokane
Carl Buss
Geremany
Bere 10
Ed, Watson
Bede
H. F. Watson
M.A. Winkel
Orange City
Algona
I. A. Stull
Kansas
Fry
Bunt Coons
Fanton
C. E. Heise
Wm. Nelson
F. M. Stacy
J. B. Means
Edna Chapin
Minneapolis
Means
Hugh Smith
Ayershire
Palo Alto
Algona Bo
A. L. Peterson
Glagier
F. H. Vesper
Nellie
Taylor
Hg Astern Star
Des Moines
California
Angus
Wm. Peck
Ralph Miller
Waterloo
Independence
Miller
Roosevelt
Martin Jordan Atarta
Tom
Oregon
Mars
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