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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1894

Page

2

International news and Midwest weather notes from 1894

The column contrasts the Santo execution in Lyons with Chicago mayor Harrison’s case, notes yacht racing outcomes involving George Gould and the British Royal circle, comments on Wellman’s polar expedition, and reports cholera trends. It then moves to Winfield Kansas diary entries detailing rainfall, crop yields, wheat and corn prospects, hay crops, alfalfa growth, livestock fodder, and local events including the Chautauqua Society, church camp meetings, and school hiring.

Arumne Santo Carnot Harrison Chicago Lyons Cowes Brittania Prince of Wales George Gould Osborn London Europe Winfield Kansas Illinois Chautauqua Society M. E. Church Society Island Park Maggie Grant Milford Ames Iowa Missouri Robert The Intelligencer Isaac Youne

Newspaper Snippets Reflect Political Tensions and Satire

Clevelands letter is said to be in vain as Washington politics grow tangled. John Swinton pens a sensational book about the recent strike. The Alabama election dents populist hopes. Reed bullets a biting epigram: The Democratic Party is honest, it stays bought.

Reed Democratic Party

Clipper forecasts 69000 majority cap-sheaf for GOP ticket

The Collis Clipper predicts a 69,000 vote majority for the Republican ticket after tariff debate. Senator Morgan opposes the administration in Washington yet backs it in Alabama, while the piece notes a fall business boom regardless of tariffs and urges readers to support home papers and advertise.

Collis Clipper Morgan Washington Alabama

County Republicans Seen United Behind Party in County

The county press and Republicans interviewed agree that the anticipated division within the party is not likely to occur. The prevailing view is that Republicans in this county will remain aligned and cohesive.

Debs Strike Leaves 1500 Cincinnati Railroad Workers Idle

Amid the Debs strike about 1500 railroad workers in Cincinnati are out of work. They seek positions in railroad offices and take vacancies as they arise, but many will face a long wait before reassignment.

Cincinnati

County attorney leads suit against four teen liquor sellers

Proceedings begun in Des Moines with assistant county attorney pursuing four teenage liquor sellers as property owners join the suit. Citizens back the movement as enforcement under the Martin law has only increased licensed saloon numbers alongside illegal ones.

Des Moines

Moral in a Vote Bribery Tale Refers to Senators

A colored voter admits selling his vote for fifteen dollars until a heeler from the opposite party offered twenty five dollars. He seeks guidance from a white nonpolitician who urges him to take the money and vote as he chooses. The anecdote is presented as a moral about United States Senators today.

Darkey United States

Senator Smith Explains His Wilson Bill Stand

New Jersey Democrats opposed to Senator Smith’s stance cite his past opposition to the Wilson tariff. He now explains his reasons, arguing the bill’s income tax provisions and hostile impact on New Jersey’s industries would devastate local manufacturers. The editorial notes support from some outlets but questions his consistency with GOP allies.

New Jersey Senator Smith Wilson House Jersey New York Mail and Express Senate New York

Weekly Capital subscription offer and free samples

The notice promotes the Weekly Capital available at 10 cents per issue via two cent stamps. It offers continual delivery to any address until November 145, 1894. It claims to be the cheapest paper on earth and mentions free sample copies from the Des Moines Iowa address and the mailing interval 17-31 Des Moines.

Gilbert Gleanings and local improvements noted

The Methodist parsonage near completion and a new coat of paint on the Congregational church bring district pride. Diphtheria fears lead to fumigation. J Li Reynolds and W Conrad visit Iowa Falls. Principalship talks with Mr Jenkins. Plum boy injured in horse racing incident. Mrs Addie Clemmons and Mrs Jenks visit. Andrew Vollen loses part of a finger in a railroad accident. Mud returns and townsfolk smile.

Gilbert Nob Avenue Congregational Church Andrew Vollen

Reunion trip to Des Moines and local notices

Mr. Wiltse and daughter Ella visited Des Moines Tuesday of last week for a reunion and to see friends. Mrs. Homes is reported better. A letter from Indepence Oklahoma says rain and crops are good. An evangelist will speak on Kelley street Thursday evening. Mrs. Sam Smith died near Kelley Thursday and was buried Friday at Walnut Grove cemetery. Rainfall improves cisterns. those with cleaned cisterns are in luck.

Mr. Wiltse Ella Des Moines Indepence Oklahoma Kelley Sam Smith Walnut Grove Cemetery Story City Agent Hill Hill Muzzlie Herald

Lottery Swindlers in New Orleans and a Guthrie Mayor

Volney Hoggatt, a Guthrie pioneer and former mayor, travels to New Orleans to press a hard fought lottery case with Attorney General Cunningham. He claims express companies aid the swindlers Waldo Flood and Gourdain, while a rival newspaper accuses him of shark tactics as he vows to press legal action and garnishments. The story also notes a rabies scare in Story City and details of the Milford township Ladies Aid Society yearly reports.

Cag New Orleans Daily Truth H Tt Volney Hoggatt Oklahoma Guthrie Magic City Hoggatt Cunningham Waldo Flood Gourdain Africa

Final report of Eliza J Whitaker as executrix of Whitaker estate

Notice to heirs of Charles Whitaker estate that Eniza J Warraker executrix has filed the final report in Story County Court. Final hearing is set for September 2, 1894 at Nevada courthouse. Heirs must file exceptions by the next district court term deadline or report will be approved.

Story County Catherine Hicks J. BR. Whitaker J. M. Whitaker Sarah Springer Amelia Whitaker Agnes A. Whitaker Anna J. Whitaker Margaret Hook Charles Whitaker John B. Whitaker Kenneth Whitaker Robert H. Whitaker Guy Whitaker Harry Whitaker District Court Said County Eniza J. Warraker Charles Waitaker Nevada Eliza J. Whitaker Eliza J. Whirtaker

Living to a good old age through activity

Older individuals should avoid idleness and stay active both mentally and physically. Do not overeat or drink, but study and light outdoor exercise yield the best results for a long, healthy life. The brain remains sharper than the body in later years.

North Western Line Sells Excursion Tickets to Independence

The North Western Line offers reduced excursion tickets to Independence with return valid through Sept. 1. Tickets go on sale August 25 to 31. For details and purchase contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

Northwestern Line Independence Chicago & North-Western Re

The First of American Newspapers Editor Charles Dana

The passage highlights Charles A. Dana as editor of The American Constitution and American Idea, emphasizing enduring American spirit and enduring journalistic tradition.

Charles A. Dana

Daily and Sunday by mail eight times a year

A short notice announces a publication offering daily and Sunday issues by mail at a rate of eight deliveries per year. The item provides no further context on publisher or geographic scope.

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Heavenly Twins Jesus Christ Just East Lynne Dora Thorne Adam Bede C .D. D. Bales John Halifax the Intelligencer W. M. McFarland C.G. McCarthy Supreme Court C. T. Granger H. E. Deemer Johns. Herriott Milton Remley Co. L. Davidson C. L. Jones B. J. Sallinger J. A. T. Bula Polk County Chas. Hamilton Washington Township Recorder Anfinersland Union Township D. M. Grove F. D. Thompson Joan Johnson Palestine Township C. W. Dudgeon Croceries L. Ms. Bosworth Republican Platform Republican Party National Republican Party Vetern Blic John Swinton Democratic Congress Central South America Brazil Cuba Central and South American Germany Austria—hungary Des Moines, Lowa Gilbert Gleanings J. Li. Reynolds W. Conrad Iowa Falls Mr. Jenkins IL. A. C Mrs. Addie Clemmons Mrs. Jenks Mrs. L. Oliver Conduferstoskenski Mrs. Homes Louisiana Lottery Sharks Ames Bey Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church Milford Township Society of Willing Workers Anna K. Dewrrr Sanbor People World’s Fair Hamilton & Co Whitaker & Kerr RBAK Bosworth’s Drug Store State Insurance Co Capital “ Rockford Insurance Co Tlinois Tilden A. Richmond Morris Bros V Feed Stable Story County Bank Dorner & Co Horner & Co Cramer Bros H. P. Miller la Gripe Opera House BaHitare Lore J. B. Elliott Ames Lowa New Bakery Perkins Main Street T. W. Sheldon Smith & Son the Sunday Sun By Mail the Sun Chas. A. Duntz Thomas Thompson Duntz and Thompson
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