The Intelligencer Discusses Politics and National Issues
A long column from The Intelligencer's group of publishers opines on Republican and Democratic strategy, Mexico relations, and political maneuvering. It reviews party leaders, quorum counting, and criticisms from the Des Moines Leader about the Iowa National Guard and militia.
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National Guard
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Standard Oil Company
Chaunce Gould
Des Moines
Homestead
Snowden
Iowa National Guard
Boies
Iowa
Noted Iowa Politicians And Tragedies Highlight County News
Republican nominees for Congress in several Iowa districts are announced with names like Robert G. Cousins of Tipton and Major Lacey, while other items report a Decorah boy drowned, a Presbyterian minister’s collapse, and various local incidents. Mentions include Senator Hager, Col Hepburn, Geo Perkins, and references to a Century issue with stories by Stockton and Gibson.
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Tipton
Major Lacey
Congress
Willie Lewis
Decorah
Iowa
Senator Hager
Mr. Burnett
Manning
Iowa Plaster Association
Ft. Dodge
Col. Hepburn
Nowanee
Geo. D. Perkins
Geo. D. Ba
U.S. foreign trade hits record year with exports at one billion
Data from the Bureau of Statistics shows the fiscal year ended June 30. Exports reached exactly 1,000,005,026 dollars, up 145,546,000 from the prior year, while imports exceeded exports by 54,342,000. Free imports were 458,001,145 dollars with 310,301,000 duty paid, and the free share rose to 55.48 percent. The average duty on total imports for 1890 was 27.65, reflecting shifts under the McKinley tariff and debates on its impact on trade. The report notes a larger, freer foreign trade under the new law.
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Omaha
Lake Manawa
Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Walmsley
Akron
Monroe
Onan
Eddie Nutting
West Union
Eddie
Dubuque
North Star
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Fayette
Schwarzing & T Co
Wolcott
Rock Island
Sioux City
Citizens Committee
Joseph Graham
Humboldt
Graham
United States
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Iowa City
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Treasury Department
Texas
ISIL
Europe
New York Press
Story County Fair
Burglary and wrecks across three Iowa cities
Burglars prowled Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Independence Sunday into Sunday night stealing cash and notes from Berry family in Cedar Rapids and cash and notes in Independence drug store, while a Dubuque dry goods store housed silk thefts. Monday tragedy at Rocksland yards left two boys dead and one severely injured as switch engine crushed them. a third boy escaped with bruises.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Berry
Atlantic Tyres Boys
Joe Wanzel
John McKay
Joe Sandberg
Rocksland Yards
Joe Wanzell
Johnnie McKay
Sandberg
Sioux City
Covington
Nebraska
Law and Order League
Local notes and notices from Boone with dance and travel
A Boone column shares town news and social updates including Miss Mary Barger starting college, Lizzie Freed's Mapleton return, Marion Aylesworth’s Indiana visit, and farm and college life notes. It lists church visits, band practice, lumber work, a Charley Wentworth dance, Lauriston Ross and Arthur’s Kansas trip, and local railroad yard improvements. Minor weather and farm updates follow with examinations, dorms, creamery painting, and construction progress. Excursion and rail notices to St Paul and Denver are noted.
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Mary Barger
Lizzie Freed
Mapleton
Marion Aylesworth
Jesse
Indiana
W. Johnson
Angus
John Hiles
Myrtie
Midway
Jasper Zenor
Ames
A. Cobb
HI. A
Charley Wentworth
Lauriston Ross
Arthur
Kansas
Lauriston
E.W. Jones
Boone
Mrs. Jones
Property Transfers and Deeds in Cambridge Area
Property records show multiple 19th century transfers: Levi Nellis to Chas Cook for 45 dollars with lot 15 in Cambridge. Nellis to Chas Burton for 35 dollars describing lot 8 in Cambridge. JB Hanson to Albert Jones for 75 dollars with lot 2 in Collins. Jones to Hanson for 40 dollars with lot 7 in Jones add Collins. Henry Vail to Treas Church Christ for 680 dollars with lot 10 in Blair's add Cole. Louisa J Dundas to L J Richardson for 1 dollar with lot 1 in Cambridge. JA King Assignee to Griffith for 185 dollars with lot 12 in Maxwell. Albert Jones to Jones for 24 Adams in Collins. Nathan Pace and wife to J E Jones for 800 dollars with lots 1 and 2 in Cambridge. Ole Jacobson and wife to Chas E and RJ Burton for 110 dollars partial lot 42 in Cambridge. Parley Sheldon to WH Stevens for 40 dollars all sed 58% 25 lying north C and N W Ry. WL Munden to Sarah Smith for 0 dollars.
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Chas Cook
Nellis
Cambridge
Chas Burton
JB Hanson
Albert Jones
Collin Albert Jones
Jones
Collins
Henry Vail
Treas Church
Christ
Blairs Ad
Cole
Louisa J Dundas
L J Richardson
JA King
Grifith
Maxwell
Ad Collins
LJ Richardson
Nathan Pace
Cam Ondge
J E Jones
Ole Jacobson
Chas E
RJ Burton
Parley Sheldon
Stevans
C &N
Munden
Sarah Smith
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