Numerous Iowa notices spark civic and military plans
Annexations, reunions, and organizational meetings fill a wide Iowa docket. Items include Independence and Keosauqua gatherings, a Grand Lodge session in Des Moines, veteran reunions, disbanding guards returning arms, and regional political nominations for Congress.
Iowa Republicans Open 1876 Convention at Des Moines
The Iowa Republican State Convention met at Moore’s Opera House Des Moines in forenoon session with Col A R Anderson named temporary chairman Major Anderson spoke praising the party’s union liberty and wartime record Senator Kirkwood and others followed outlining contrasts with Democrats The afternoon featured permanent officers elections nominations for state offices and a platform endorsing Garfield and Arthur and pledging strong ballot protection and federal election law support.
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Moore's Opera House
Des Moines
Runnells
State Central Committee
Jencks
Col
A. R. Anderson
Fremont County
Central Committee
Major Anderson
Grand Old Republican Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Union
Wade Hampton
CO. S
Lee
Jackson
Iowa
Grant
Appomattox
Majjor Anderson
Kirkwood
James A. Garfield
United States
Senate of the
Gen
Hampton
Hancock
Gen. Hancock
Gettysburg
Beng
Democratic Senate
Democratic House
John Tyler
Andrew Johnson
Senator Kirkwood
John J. Flynn
Dubuge
W. C. Haywood
Cal Manning
Wapello
W. B. Moffatt
Louisa
W. W. Smith
Lyon County
R. L. Buchanan
A. L. Hoger
Adair
Stockton
Freemont
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Story
Anderson
Des Moines Glee Club
King
Palo ‘Alto
Col. Root
Opera House
R. Root
E. B. Buckman
J. Kikwood
William Allen
Aeuryee
J. A. Parvin
Muscatine
J. H
James F. Metcalf
Allamakee
C. Manning
Marman Cook
Lion
F. E. Dortch
Henry
B. Murphy
Benton
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Administration of State Affairs
Chicago
Garfield
Arthur
Congress
Cure for Drinking Through Hop Bitters Claims
A letter states a young man cured of an insatiable thirst for liquor after using Hop Bitters. The author reports the man’s appetite removed, he became steady, and has remained sober for over two years. The testimonial is attributed to a Chicago Times reader.
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Grinnell & Montezuma
Grinnell
State Center
Iowa
West Union Gazette
Dover
Lars Jacobson
Indian Affairs
Rosebud
Spotted Tail
Fort Randall
Mount Hope
Mass
Fall River
Poictiers
France
New Atlantic Cable Company
England
Azores
America
Universal Postal Union
R. S. Smiley
Spring Lake
Scout County
Minn
Louisville Courier- Journal
Paducah
Marshal County
Bremen’s Mill
Lyles
Tyler
Cheyenne
Wyoming Territory
Millie Davis
Silas P. Lowman
Clark County
Indiana
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Road
Armstrong
Knoxville
Tenn
Whitlock
Young
Corcoran
Devlin
Mary Battle
Los Pinos
Ute
Ouray
John H. Lacy
White River
Simon Zimmerman
Chicago
Zimmerman
Chicago Electric Works
Milwaukee Sentinel
Madison
Martin Winrick
Dane
Columbia
Winrick
Rom
I Times
Burglary and unrest noted amid Ireland and Germany
Reports flag renewed coercion acts and a bountiful West Ireland harvest. A theft worth £12000 from Lord Eldon is noted. large Home Rule demonstrations in Glasgow are described. Observations include Ireland's land laws, Forster’s Ireland visit, and tension over Berlin Conference enforcement.
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Ireland
Lord Eldon
Wareham
Glasgow
Scotland
Germany
House of Lords
Lord Oranmoore
Land League
Fenians
America
Parnell
Bull's Cough Syrup Ad Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement touts Bull's Cough Syrup with a bold claim that it cures consumption. It emphasizes timely use and prevention as better than cure, and lists a price of percent for the remedy.
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Bull's Cough
The Shah of Persia Visits Europe and Persia’s Court
The Shah of Persia travels through Europe and returns home, with observers noting his cautious progress toward modern reforms. A London corresp ondent describes security detail and the crowd, including mounted guards, harem keepers, and footmen in red tunics and flowers.
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Persia
Tehe’ An
London News
Europe
Baron Reuter
Shah
Sweet Williams
New Potato Pest Threatens Potatoes Across Regions
Harrisburg Telegraph reports a small yellowish worm, ¼ to ½ inch, that attacks potato sprouts. It lays yellow eggs on leaves, hatches quickly, and destroys sprouts within a day. The worm moves fast, hides when touched, and returns underground at a vine root, causing widespread damage in other parts of the state.
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15Th Iowa Infantry
Keosauqual
Buchanan County
Scarliff
Davenport
Story County
I. W. P. Hepburn
Congress
Hepburn
Sapp
Stone
Anderson
Sabula
The
Gazette
Toledo & Northwestern
Callanan
Webster City
Lake City
Texas Pacific
Dallas
Texas
Fort Davis
el Paso
New Mexico
War Department
Bradford
Dallas City
Brownsville
Rio Grande
Cass County
Dakota
D. Tare
Alex. Brummel
Charles Dukedaro
Mr. Brown
Fargo
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Boston
Atlantic
Marlitt
Abenbrod
Fran S
America
Harrisburg
Hein
Colorado
Nature’s Sluice-way on Kidney Health
An advertisement asserts kidneys are nature’s wash system removing bodily debris. It warns that malfunction affects overall health and urges quick action by using Kidney-Wort to address signs of disorder.
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Thas
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Independence
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
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Ottumwa
Thomas Updegraff
Moses A. McCord
Deaf and Dumb Institution
Council Bluffs
Della Inman
Cerro Gordo County
M. N. Buskey
Newton
Gunnison
Miles Orton
Col. W. P. Hepburn
Page County
Eighth
Dubuque County
Farley
Governor Gear
Fred O’donnell
Emil Florant
Burlington
He ‘Angs
Mitchell County
H. Forelson
Osage
Blooming Prairie
Old Settlers’ Association
van Buren County
Kecsauqua
A. J. McCrary
Keokuk
G. G. Wright
C. C. Nourse
D. F. Miller
Weekly Review
Thomas McGrew
Detroit, Mich
New Castle
Ontario
Bergin
Norway
Ole Bull
Berlin
Upper Silesia
New Jersey
Fred A. Potts
St. Louis
Maine Temperance Society
Portland
Josiah N. Osgood
Reading
Iron Masters
Western Scotland
Lanarkshire
Ayrshire
New York
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Red Hill
E. T. Colyer
Charlie Hilton
Tennessee
Mary Battie
St. Paul
Case County
W. Weaver
Castleton
Melway
Dowell
Mapleton
T. 8
Woodruff
John Lynch
L. D. Payne
Indian Territory
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Fort Smith
Parker
Western District Court of
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97Th Meridian
Mexico
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Zachtich
San Louis
Morgan
Southern Pacific Company
C. P. Huntogton
Gen. Palmer
Jay Gould
San Francisco
Tucson Dispatch
Reyes
Sonora
Tubutana
Altar
Arizona
Assess Flat
Wilbur
Arivacca
Barden
Ward
Elliott
Wilbur’s
Tucson
Evans
Yeager’s Mill
Light Guard Cavalry
John Crangle
Wm. Weinheimer
Eureka
Nevada
Spring
Paul
Leader Office
Odd Fellows’ Hall
International Hotel
Methodist Church
Main Street
Knob Hill
Sentinel
Crime
Monroe Robertson
Greenville
Ohio
Wiley Coulter
James Ross
Turtle
Wis
Pittsburg
Ohio River
E. K. Parkhurst
Bath
N. Y
Fannie Howell
Mississippi
Ashport
Vicksburg
Albert Huxley
Clayton
Winnebago County
Morris Emmons
Emmons
Freeman T. Gross
Michael Fleming
Fleming
Gross
Irwin Lustere
John Martinall
Joseph Belch
Herbert Gould
Henry Reinder
Thomas
John Merriman
Hivere
Berks County
Benjamin Seechler
Albany Township
Jacob Seechler
Din Linehan
Buena Vista
Murray Farnsworth
Ralph Eastman
Linehan
Farnsworth
Chicago Tribune
George Glass
Urbana
Frank Stillwell
Glass
Stillwell
O’donnell
Dillon
Land League Organization
Cork
Belfast
London Times
Silesia
West
Prussia
Diaz
Church Party
Afghanistan
Viceroy of India
Foreign Office
L. H. Griffin
Gundamuk
Cabul
Musk Jaham
Ameer
Quettah
Candahar
Sibi
Ayoob Kahn
Pezwan
Quettan
Herats
Khojok Pass
Ayoob Khan
Committee ON Credentials
J. W. Garner
Wm. Lake
Clinton
Marvin Cooke
D. W. Stutsman
van Buren
Edward Russell
Scott
M. C. Woodruff
Duceee
Aaron Kimball
How- Fifth
J. Wood
Poweshiek
J. K. Johnson
Mahaska
H. Y. Smith
Polk
W. W. Russell
Geo. D. Perkins
Wood
C. L. Poor
John W. Greet
O— Ae
D. W. Bruckhart
Buanansee
Chas. A. Bishop
Black
J. W. Willett
Tama
A. Hoffman
Runnell II
Lafayette Young
Cass
A Lawrence
Plymouth
Washington
W. C. Crosby
Appanoose
J. A. T. Hull
Mr. Hull
Jones
A. G. Allen
W. V. Lucas
Cerro Gordo
Jacob Dietz
Yoran
W. M. Alexander
Page
I. E. Clark
Capt. Lucas
Green
Major E. Conger
Lake
Buchanan
George W. Bemis
J. M. Holbrook
Delaware
Maj. Conger
Register OF Land Office
Lafe Young
J. K. Powers
Register of the State Land Office
J. B. Young
Linn
John H. Bradley
Frankin
Smith McPherson
Montgomery
H. & Winslow
Jasper
McPherson
John Y. Stone
Fremont
Col. Chapman
James Harlan
Christopher T. Some
John A. Pickler
Foreign
Wm. E. Forster