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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1894

Page

2

The American Sovereign Below Par and Strike Inquest

The intelligencer notes the U S strike as likely to resemble a coroner s inquest and calls the Minneapolis cruiser the fastest man of war. Editor Medill sees strike benefits for Chicago while Altgeld s record is critiqued and the New York convention backs a popular vote on women s suffrage. Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David is christened and Henry George touts his single tax as universal cure.

Minneapolis New York Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Henry George

Dana Critiques On Democratic Promises

Charles A. Dana mocks the Democratic Party for breaking all its pledges and suggests truthfully that it has fulfilled every promise crafted for it by the Republican Party.

Charles A. Dana

Governor Gear Comments On Sovereign Popularity Across States

Governor Gear told a Washington reporter he does not know Sovereign well but noted Sovereign is more popular the farther he travels from Iowa. The remark hints at limited familiarity and growing notoriety outside the state.

Gear Washington Sovereign Iowa

Chaplain McCave Hints at Railroad Liquor Boycott Plan

Cedar Rapids Republican reports Chaplain McCave proposing that if railroad workers shun liquor for fifteen years they could buy every mile of railroad in the country. He suggests a boycott on rum sellers, though adoption seems unlikely.

McCave Cedar Rapids

Utah Enabling Act Lets Free Religion Clause Last Forever

The Times Republican notes the enabling act for Utah grants an irreversible anti-polygamy free religion clause, the first instance of a state entering under such terms with a Democratic Congress consenting. State rights are deemed dead beyond revival.

Utah United States

What Prayer Is and What It Does

Rev. Leon A. Harvey argues prayer does not alter physical laws or moral order but deepens trust, reveals a personal God, and bonds soul to soul. Through vision, duty, and sorrow, prayer sanctifies life, strengthens righteousness, and consoles in grief.

Umbria Mr. Moody Charleston South Carolina Cromwell Luther St. Peter’s Rome Jesus Christ Friend God Pleiades Sun Earth

New York Seeks Stand Against Anarchist Nat uration Applicants

A speaker urged in New York for stricter naturalization rules to bar anarchists. He argued newcomers with anarchist aims should not land and called for a strong, simple law to prevent tomfoolery. Put him out.

New York Tom Foolery

Att Gen Olney Opposes California Trade Case

The Times Republican notes Attorney General Olney disapproves U S District Attorney Denis action against the Southern Pacific for illegal restraint of trade. It suggests labor faces scrutiny while corporations defying laws face equal treatment.

Olney California United States Denis Southern Pacific Times- Republican

Harper's Weekly July 21 covers Chicago strikes and Pullman scenes

Harper's Weekly devotes many pages to the Chicago strikes with sketches and a descriptive article by Frederick Remington. It includes views of Pullman, a Rogers cartoon, and a panoramic panorama of the World's Fair grounds showing fire devastation.

Harper's Weekly Chicago Frederick Remington Messrs. Harper & Bros Pullman Rogers

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bales Ames, Ia the Intelligencer United States Senate Cleveland Medill Altgeld Prendergast Ogden Cc. W. Pudgeon Bales Drug Store Cc. W. Duperon M. Bosworth Leon A. Harvey Des Moines Gieneral Nelson A. Miles General Miles Miles Massachusetts Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Nez-Perces Joseph Geronimo Arizona Pacific Wordsworth Usha Dawn People World’s Fair Hamilton & Co Regulator Drug Store H. D. Miller Ames Whitaker & Kerr Brbank Bkstats Bosworth’s Drug Store State Insurance Co Rockford Insurance Co Illinois Horner & Co Bower's Meat Market Tilden A. Richmond Morris Bros Opera House J. B. Elliott M. Hemstreet J. A. Fitchpatrick Smans Abstracts Story County Abstract Books Nevada Story County Bank New Bakery AID Confectionary Store Perkins Main Street Stem T. W. Sheldon Smith & Son Towa Chas. A. Dunt Homas Thompson Duntz and Thompson
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