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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1891

Page

1

Republican Iowa Platform Endorses Tariff Reform and Proclamation of Temperance

The Iowa Republican convention pledges loyalty to national Republican principles, praising President Harrison and urging continued support for tariff revision, pensions for veterans, and expansion of American beef and pork markets. It denounces Democrats for weakening temperance laws, saloon defense, and misrepresentations, urging continued opposition to the saloon and for state integrity.

Cedar Rapids Republican Party of Iowa Principe National Republican Harrison Ublican Party Republican Party Peck Legion Conger Farmers’ Institutes General Assembly Peonte Democratic Party Democratic Party of Horace Boies Northwest Grover Cleveland Reform Club New York Soliers South

Bates Letter on Tariff Harms Iowa Agriculture

In his acceptance letter Gov Bates argues tariffs fail farmers and Iowa’s great industry. He asserts agriculture drives the state economy and that tariff laws worsen market prices and increase costs, harming corn wheat barley and other farm products.

Bates Iowa

Boies Attacks Tariffs and Foreign Markets Debate

The article criticizes Governor Boies for blaming tariffs for foreign market limits on American farm goods. It argues France Germany and Austria restrict imports independently and lauds Republican leaders Blaine and the administration for expanding access. It also notes Democratic efforts and local editorials attacking Republican candidates like Van Houten.

George van Houten van Houten Taylor County Calamity Organ Ottumwa Courier

Warning to Iowa Republicans on Southern Alliance Trap

A Kentucky election dispatch claims the Southern Farmers' Alliance aided Democrats while Republicans supplied most of its votes. It warns Iowa Republicans to avoid the Alliance trap and alleges Weaver Westfall and Wheat push the People’s Party for Blunder Boies and Democratic gain.

Weaver Westfall Repubp United States Athern Alliancl Far Farmers Iowa State Register Kentucky People’s Party Southern Farmers’ Alliance Alliance Wheat People’s

Brewers Invest 100000 For Brewers Congress Purpose

Aberdeen News questions the brewers congress appropriation of $100,000 to promote their business ethos. It argues the organization aims to expand beer profits and wonders why they would spend funds to reduce liquor sales under Iowa prohibition if their motive is financial gain.

Brewers’ Congress Iowa Congress Aberdeen News

Iowa Mortgages Data Highlight Federal Plan for Census

The article discusses census work to publish annual mortgage statistics by state, citing Iowa and Alabama figures from 1880 to 1889 under different administrations. It notes increases in Iowa mortgage counts and values under Cleveland and Harrison and compares Alabama gains, questioning political management. Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Republicans unite on national issues.

Iowa United States Congress Secretary of the Interior Census Office Alabama Harrison Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland and Cleveland Council Bluffs

Feminine Fancies in High Society and Diamonds

A parade of society women from Paris to New York highlights lavish entertaining. Notable figures include Mrs J C Ayer in Paris, Lady Brooke at Buck, the Duchess of Westminster owner of the Nassau diamond worth £35000, and Mrs Flower linked to Chicago politics. The piece notes Blavatsky's Paris successor Mme Blavatsky Caithness, Mrs Phebe Brown of Lowell spinning daily, and Princeton and Princeton infirmary associations with Dr McCosh's wife.

J. C. Ayer Paris Lady Brooke Buck Duchess of Westminster Nassau Mackay Meissonier Carlton House Terrace President Harrison Executive Oscar Wilde Lady Hubberton Flower Chicago School Board Brooklyn Elliott Coues Packer Institute Madison Wis Caithness Mme. Blavatsky McCosh Princeton College Princeton

Beilany mentions and marquee figures in 1890s entertainment

The article lists earnings and estates including Kendals in America at 150000 and P T Barnums estate at 4279532 with real estate totaling 2908933. It notes Francis Wilson ordering a new comic opera from Richard Stahl and Tschaikovsky planning a Russian choir tour. It cites immigration stats for 1890 and biographical notes on Mounet Sully and Gilbert.

Kendals America P. T. Barnum Francis Wilson Richard Stahl Beethoven London Tschaikovsky W. S Gilbert Middlesex

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