Readable notice for readers at New York rail line office
Our paper is kept on file at the office of L W Booth General Eastern Agent Chicago and Northwestern Railway 415 Broadway New York City Readers in New York are invited to call in and read it any time They will always be welcome
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L. W. Booth
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Broadway
New York City
New York
People's Journal
Portland
Maine
Aji
Aden
H. Hanterr & Co
Republican State Ticket Offers Vote slate
Republican slate lists governor Joan H. Gfar of Des Moines County and lieutenant governor Frank T. Campbell of Jasper County. Supreme Court judge James G. Day of Fremont County and superintendent of public instruction C. W. Von Coelln of Blackhawk County are named.
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Joan H. Gfar
Des Moines County
James G. Day
Fremont County
C. W. von Coelln
Blackhawk County
Republican Party Platform Excerpts Iowa Pledges
The text outlines Republican principles including national and state power to protect citizens, civil equality, and public duties. It emphasizes securing rights at home and abroad, enforcing constitutional amendments, debt and currency policy, tariff, taxation, and ethical governance. It also pledges fiscal prudence and maintaining Iowa’s credit and reputation.
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United States of America
Republican Party
Iowa
Union
Congress of the
United States
Poor Man’s Greenback Candidate Plans Statewide Tours
The so called poor man’s greenback candidate for governor begins his statewide rounds with a self described friendly address. He is expected to avoid disclosing his tax claim count against the people and will campaign on favorable occasions as he perambulates the state.
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Srvanss
Greenback Appeal to Return to Democratic Fold in Ohio
The party press in Ohio urges Greenback backers to rejoin the Democrats promising access to offices and influence. It argues the candidate can gain everything in the Democratic platform and warns Greenback supporters to avoid being swallowed and to remain vocal and prominent.
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Ohio
Stupes Named in Tax Sale Inquiry by Newspaper Union
Readers question the so called poor man's candidate D P Stubbs who publishes 80 tax sale notices in one Sioux City paper. The Nonpareil covers the inquiry and links Stubbs to multiple papers and a shared political stance amid election chatter about Story court.
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Tly
Bio
Dhs
Stubbs
Story Courtly
California voters fuel Paeswwenr rise in Senate bid
The article notes Paeswwenr’s broad appeal in California boosting Jean's prospects to succeed Mr Sargent in the U S Senate. The Berg campaign gains momentum from a confident push toward victory, highlighting strong party support and optimistic predictions.
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Hares
California
Jean
U. S. Senate
Sargent
Demberg
Sucess
Fragmentary political remark on nominations and support
A fragmented note suggests a parliamentary dispute over nominations and claims that many who backed Tilden now favor Hayes, leaving Republicans with at least tentative gains amid assurances.
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Tilden
Lilayes
Leam
Notable Governor Gathering in Philadelphia Planned
Turnne hosts a notable gathering in Philadelphia on the 28th inst where at least twenty governors will meet at the Permanent Exhibition to mingle on non political topics and visit eastern cities. They plan a New York visit around September 1 to be honored and shown sights by the metropolis officials. Gov New bold is expected to attend.
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Philadelphia
New York
Newbold
Telegraph Companies Consider Pooling to Cut Expenses
Tax hints indicate conference committees from rival telegraph firms may agree to pool costs a major step to reduce extraordinary expenses from fierce competition. They claim relief for business while warns the public against renewed monopolistic pricing. Public doubt about combinations remains.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Butler letter hints at Greenback support in Nevada convocation
A letter attributed to Ben Butler is published, suggesting partiality to greenbacks and possible targeting of the Republican party. The piece urges Story county Greenbackers and Democrats to endorse the spirit of Butler and refuse national bank notes at Nevada convocation.
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Ben Butler
Greenbackers
Benjamsin
Workingmen’s Party
Philadelphia
Greenbacks
Dean Six
National Bank
Bess. F. Berest
J. H. Duxasevy
Story County
Nevada
Butler
Governor Williams and the note to strikers over rail strike
The Indianapolis News details Gov Williams denying and then conceding parts of a story about helping his son in law pass strikers. It notes the note allegedly addressed to the strikers, and the depot incident where the postal clerk prevented passage on the mail car.
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Gov. Williams
Indianapolis News
Pittsburg
Columbus
Jimmy
Senator Allison Seen as Likely Winner in Coming Election
A Chicago Tribune correspondent from McGregor opines that Senator Allison faces a strong chance to win next winter. The piece argues his long Washington tenure merits prominence and his Republican voting record is consistent, noting growing sentiment to grant him a holiday from office as support for continuity.
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The
Chicago Tribune
McGregor
Allison
Washington
House
Senate
Iowa poised for strong candidates to seek national office
The piece argues Iowa should elect men of character to the National Legislature as influence grows. It notes no shortage of good timber with Secretary McCrary and J F Wilson as leading figures who would honor the state and command national respect.
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Tor
Allison
Iowa
McCrary
J. F. Wilson
Gear Opens the Iowa Campaign in Quaker Town Visit
Iowa correspondent reports Hon. John H. Gear Republican candidate for Governor spoke in Springdale. He addressed anti temperance accusations by the opposition, admitted a whisky incident in Burlington years ago, and stated he drinks but denies intoxication. Quaker Republicans pledged support after questions. Gear expected to carry party strength.
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Gear
Iowa
Iowa City
John H. Gear
Springdale
Burlington
Republican Party
Tragic Child Hit By Train In Cedar Rapids
A 6 year old boy, son of L. Bullard of Cedar Rapids, was fatally injured last week when struck near a passing train. Local papers report multiple industrial and fatal incidents across Iowa including mine labor strife, economic distress, and various accidents.
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Bullard
Cedar Rapids
Lower Vein Coal Company
Shepherd
Boone Standard
Eli Elliott
S. W. Jacobs
United States District Court
Congress
Keokuk Constitution
Afton American
D. P. Stubbs
Stubb
Stubbs
Offce
Feirgeld
Flarrison County
LeMars
Fayette County
Francis Togers
Maquoketa
Julien
Dubuque County
Shipman
Wm. C. Armour
George Newbury
Medora
Armour
Sander Trickson
Washington Township
Mt. Ayr
Red Oak Drug Store Death Tells of Grudge Link
Red Oak reports a fatal shooting in a drug store after a longtime feud between M D Williams and an older man named Battery. Williams, silent partner in the store, was killed by Battery who says the shots were in self defense. Battery surrendered to authorities after the incident Sunday evening.
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Red Oak
The
Register
M. D. Williams
Harry Williams
Battery
Agent Woman
Mikesell
Williams
Battle at Big Hole Pass results in heavy losses for U S forces
Dispatches from Gen Gibbon describe a fierce morning battle at the mouth of Big Hole Pass with 1383 regulars, 32 volunteers and 17 officers facing Nez Perce. Capt Logan and Lieut Bradley killed. Gen Gibbon and several officers wounded. Indian casualties heavy. report notes retreat to save remains and calls for medical aid.
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Custer
Helena
Mont
Salt Lake
Big Hole Pass
Gibbon
United States
Logan
Bradley
Gibbons
Williams
Coolidge
English
Woodruff
Deer Lodge
Howard
Bostwich
Fort Shaw
Chicago
Mountain _ St. Paul
Minn
Sheridan
Dispatch
Nez Perces
Bratley
A. Hi. Teeny
Harper's September Issue Showcases Natural Beauty and Industry
Harper's Magazine for September features nearly a hundred illustrations and a wide range of topics. It includes well illustrated nature pieces on Prince Edward Island and Mount Shasta with John Muir describing a snow storm, plus insightful articles on commercial and industrial interests such as "The Lad ing of a Ship" and Edward Howland's thoughtful paper "A" on relevant subjects.
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Harper's Magazine
Prince Edward Island
Mount Shasta
John Muir
Edward Howland
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