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Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1896
Page
2
McKinley Dominates Populist Rumors in Republican Race
The Carroll Herald touts McKinley as popular with the masses and urges his nomination this year. The piece notes Judge S. M. Weaver as a strong, second-time candidate for supreme court, while warning that credentials committee decisions at the national convention could decide the Republican nomination by packing the panel with one member per state and territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Weaver
Supreme Court
Kinne
Weaver
Committee On Credentials
McKinley
Dist
Columbia
Drs Morags
Iowa
Commonwealth
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Mary Lord Drake
Drake
General Assembly
Congress
Allison
Gear
St. Louis
William B. Allison
United States
House
Byers
Senate
Waterman
House of Representatives
William McKinley
New York Mail
Express
New York
Tweed Ring
Tammy Ring
Ohio
Republican Party
Major McKinley
James G. Blaine
Weather forecast stamps for mail proposed at Washington
The weather bureau would phone post offices with bulletins and print the forecast on a back stamp. Delivered letters would show the forecast for the next twenty four hours, with circular stamps indicating post office name date and hour inside an outer circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Washington
Weather Bureau
A Fairer Property Tax Plan Advocated by Chief Assessor
The speaker denounces annual assessor quizzes and argues for a uniform valuation method. He proposes taxing only net worth above debt and requiring all to invoice property, ensuring a lower rate for everyone and spreading burden evenly.
Iowa and national politics and ship launch mix in Iowa news
The Times critiques local bias in presidential vs congressional choice while reporting Iowa politics. It covers the St Louis Republican convention, the Iowa ship Iowa christening in Philadelphia, and legislative adjournment plans, plus building and loan law progress and various editorials from regional papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
The New Code And The Fear Of An Extra Session
The legislature rejects an extra session while facing a difficult code revision. Finances are tight, state institutions demand larger appropriations, and haste could produce bungled laws. The piece urges careful consideration over rushing to adopt or discard the new code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
What Cathode Means
Excerpt defines cathode from the Edison lamp to the cathode. It explains that breaking the filament and wiring it to a high voltage battery can light the bulb faintly. It notes the anode and cathode roles and describes cathode rays streaming from the cathode independent of the anode position per Prof. John Trowbridge via Scribner's.
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John Trowbridge
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