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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1902

Page

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Candidates Announce Candidacies in Iowa Notices

Ed Intelligencer prints multiple Republican announcements for Story County offices including Recorder Clerk of the District Court and County Auditor. Local notices from Slater Nevada and Story City list candidates with Feb dates 1902 and remarks on party primaries.

Intelligencer Recorder Story County Ove Langland Slater Iowa Clerk District P. McCorp Nevada Frank A. Bougton P . . B. Petenson Story City

Henderson leads Republicans to ease Democrats’ next election

The Fort Dodge Chronicle suggests Speaker Henderson and Republican lawmakers push lines that favor Democratic gains in the coming congressional race. It notes Wheeler of Kentucky’s speech shifts German Democrats toward Republicans and warns on tariff, Cuba, and Philippines issues.

Fort Dodge Chronicle Henderson Congress Wheeler Kentucky Cuba Philippines

President Roosevelt clarifies Schley case with naval testimony

The president's decision frames Santiago as a captains fight with no single credit for Schley or Sampson. He cites majority captain testimony, notes Sampson acted with the signal to disregard the commander in chief, and praises Dewey and Clark while defending Schley's honor and the Brooklyn’s handling.

Roosevelt Schley Admiral Schley Sampson Clark Dewey Brooklyn Santiago

Speech on Cuban reciprocity draws farming defender contrasts

The Sioux City Journal quotes debate over Cuban sugar reciprocity. It contrasts Speaker Henderson’s exaggerated stance with farmers’ interests, arguing free Cuban trade could boost US markets and farm profits, while warning about misread motives and impacts on beets and other crops.

Oxnard Nebraska Gustav Theden Minnesota Oxnards Sioux City Tribune Cuba Ways and Means Committee Root United States Iowa South Dakota Sioux City Journal

Federal Buildings Demand Rival River and Harbor Funds

The raid on treasury public buildings bids grows larger as towns like San Angelo Texas. Bacdstown Kentucky. and Kankakee Illinois push for new structures. San Angelo seeks a 100000 dollar building. Bacdstown 50000. Kankakee an 800000 dollar project. The Chicago Tribune notes an increasing public sigh.

Treasury San Angelo Cal Bacdstown Kankakee Illinois The Chicago Tribune

Renomination bid rests on isolated grabs amid stormy session

The passage notes how various alleged grabs are spread out to avoid scrutiny while the Hon. J. A. T. Hull uses such actions to argue for renomination to Congress. Observers fear united thefts would provoke stronger public outrage.

Harbor Hills J. A. T. Hull Congress

Cuba tariff debate sparks press and farmer concerns

A letter from Speaker opposes McKinley and Roosevelt on Cuban tariff, accusing press manipulation for free trade. The piece notes strong farmer impact from sugar price and praises Chicago Record and Times Herald merger into the Chicago Record-Herald, highlighting its unmatched news reach.

McKinley Roosevelt Cuba Henderson Iowa

Congressman Hall denies promise to run again

The Collins Liberator quotes reliable sources saying Hall stated during the last campaign that he would be satisfied after a coming term. The article asserts Hall would not say such a thing and accuses him of breaking promises while planning to stay in office as long as possible.

Cuba Mr. Long Kansas Jerry Simpson Ways and Means United States U. S Long West Pennsylvania New England House Congressman Hall Congress Collins Capt. Hall Ocollins Liberator

Greeley Bill Proposed for College Building Fund

After a committee hearing, representatives recommended passage of the Greeley bill establishing a one fifth mill levy to fund a college building program. The measure would raise an estimated $110,000 annually for the college.

Ways and Means Committee House

Noteworthy Consolidation in Chicago Journalism History

The merger of The Chicago Record and The Chicago Times-Herald marked a pivotal moment in metropolitan journalism. Observers say the alliance reshaped Chicago’s press landscape and influenced urban reporting for years.

Chicago Chicago Record Chicago Times- Herald Chicago Record-Herald The Chicago Times-Herald

Old River Rice Irrigating Canal and Mill line formed

A new canal company with $50 000 capital was organized with $25 500 subscribed. Officers include President Dr T W Shearer and Vice President J R Wooten. Directors are R D White, T W Shearer, J R Wooten, A R Shearer, and J R Davis. The canal will run along the International and Great Northern line from Houston to Beaumont.

Austin T. W. Shearer J. R. Wooten A. R. Shearer J. R. Davie R. D. White A. R Shearer J. R. Davis Great Northern Houston Beaumont Texas R. B. Shearer A. B

The Kelley Improvement Company Incorporation Notice

A corporation formed in Kelley Iowa to buy land for a brick building and lease it The capital stock starts at seven thousand dollars and may rise to twenty thousand The company lasts forty years unless dissolved by stock majority Officers include president vice president secretary and treasurer Indebtedness limited to one thousand dollars over funds in treasurer’s hands Paid up stock non assessable and private property not liable W P Starr

Kelley Improvement Company Kelley Iowa Recorder Story County W. P. Starr

Polar Star Fancy Flour Endorsed by J. J. Grove

Local advice column recommends Polar Star Fancy Flour, praising its quality and reliability as a staple for bakers. J. J. Grove endorses the product, highlighting its consistency and performance in household kitchens.

J. J. Grove

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