Republican primary filings and candidate names in Nevada
Tam a candidate for the office of County Attorney subject to the action of the Republican Party. Alder man, Nevada, March 798. Tam a candidate for Clerk of the Courts in the Republican Primary. C. M. Sorpin. Also a candidate for County Recorder subject to Republican County Primaries. Henry Christmann.
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War talk and Cuba policy mingle with editorials
The column surveys Cuba relations and warns of possible war while praising certain leaders and policies. It notes editorials praising Gov Shaw and criticizes E J Phelps. It comments on the Dingley tariff and ship christening customs, and endorses Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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On to Spain Phrases Stir Public Opinion
The News of Indianapolis notes the world growing aware of Spain's warfare as reports spread. The Estherville Republican comments that even a common laborer can critique McKinley and urges action, reflecting local voices on national policy.
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Indianapolis
C M Soper Candidate for Clerk Candidacy Praised
A Representative states that if C M Soper wins the nomination he will be a creditable candidate and make a strong contest for the clerk position.
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Reception for Capt Sigsbee in Washington by Geographical Society
President McKinley attended the National Geographic Society event honoring Capt Sigsbee of the ill fated vessel. The Boone Republican laments many churches and preachers while noting a senatorial coincidence with Fitzhugh Lee’s Havana departure on the thirty third anniversary of Lees surrender. Experts estimate a Spain war would cost at least 100 million dollars a month, and the nation could sustain it to compel Spain to behave.
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Rapid rise of knitting mills in the South after Dingley law
The Paterson Press notes a swift growth of knitting mills in the South since the Dingley law, with the first mill established recently and now dozens more opening in the region.
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State convention at Dubuque signals regional showcase
The speaker criticizes choosing Dubuque for the state convention as a push to show other towns, urges building an own industrial shipping capacity, and notes rising wartime fervor among youth with expected reliance on regulars and national guards if war comes.
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Iowa Patriots and Controversy Stir Rounds
Governor Shaw receives over a hundred letters daily offering to raise regiments in case of war and cadets from the Agricultural College vow to volunteer. Gen. J. R. Lincoln is praised as a capable officer. In Boone Rev. Cory faces criticism after auditing alleged sensational preaching on Christ’s visit to Boone and visiting housing of ill repute.
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President's Cuba policy message meets silence in Congress
The president sent the Cuba policy message to Congress on Monday. Both houses received it with limited approval as war supporters feel the wording is insufficient. The document urges intervention to halt insurgent brutality and humanitarian crisis, while signaling possible coalition moves against the executive.
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GRAIN-O Replacement for Coffee Sold Widely
Grain-O described as a nourishing coffee substitute that tastes like good coffee when prepared properly yet lacks its drawbacks. It aids digestion and nerves, is non stimulant, suitable for all ages, and priced about a quarter of coffee.
Adolph Fisher Overcomes Piles After Using Salve
Adolph Fisher of Zinesville Ohio endured 35 years of piles before finding relief with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Three boxes were used to achieve cure. Judish
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