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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1896

Page

2

County Attorney Candidate Declarations For Story County

A candidate announces seeking the office of County Attorney subject to voter decision in Republican primaries. Names include E. H. Addison and D. J. Vinje as contenders per the county convention process.

Lhereby Story Soanny Republican County Convention E. H. Addison Story County D. J. Vinje Repub Board of Supervisors of James Danskin

McKinley Favored by 479 Votes on First Ballot

Quay reports McKinley at 479 votes on first ballot—19 more than needed for nomination. Payne focuses on platform plans in a separate column. The piece informs readers about the Story county man seeking Congress and Speaker pro tem, detailing public views.

Quay McKinley W. O. Payne Story County Congress

Primary Voting Call for Farmers in Local County

The article urges farmers to vote in the July Republican primary to choose candidates for county and congressional district offices. It argues that election day in November serves mainly to confirm the primary selections and stresses leaving work to participate for the county’s welfare.

Iowa congressmen split on pooling bill

Congressman Henderson Updegraff Cousins Lacey Hager Dolliver and Perkins did not vote for the pooling bill despite Hull praising its features. While some who opposed the measure face re nomination challenges, those who supported the opposite view are not targeted. Is Hull the sole pooling bill martyr in Iowa.

Henderson Updegraff Cousins Lacey Hager Dolliver Perkins Hull Iowa

Debate over Iowa State Agricultural College name sparks reform talk

The article reports agitation over the college name arguing it should reflect its scientific and polytechnic breadth beyond farming. It notes visitors from southern Iowa, Bevington’s denial of pledges, and political fallout in Madison and surrounding counties amid controver­sial charges against Hull and Wood.

Iowa State Agricultural College Agricultural College Iowa

Iowa Seventh District Opinion on Rail pooling and Monopolies

A public affairs voice argues that Iowa voters should resist pooling legislation framed as anti monopoly. The piece claims the pooling bill enacts a vast railway cartel, destroys competition, harms farmers and workers, and favors rebates, urging support for James G. Berryhill over Capt. Hull based on legislative records.

Congress Capt. Hall House Senate Republic J. A. T. Hull Washington Des Moines James G. Brryhill Berryhill James G. Berryhill Larrabee Iown Industries Capt. Hull

Bevington Delegacy Question Sparks Polk County Debate

Madison county congress candidate Dr. C D Bevington was named national delegate from the district to the St Louis convention. A L Wood editor of the Winterset Reporter accuses Bevington of violating pledges used to win delegate support.

Wood Bevington Madisonian Toto Hull State Central Committee Madison County Winterset Congress Mr. Wood C. D. Bevington St. Louis Winterset Reporter A. L. Wood Polk Story County Polk County

Intercollegiate Contests Open Amid Silent Spectators

The Washington Press notes the new intercollegiate contests begin with contestants displaying meticulous grooming and polished attire. Judges focus on poise and form, while commentators remark on the visual spectacle and refined movements characteristic of the events.

Washington

Republican unity centers on McKinley protection pledge

Remarks from Inter Ocean and other papers stress McKinley as the clear shield of protectionism. Editors Push taxes on corporations and indirect levies to fund state government. Agricultural strength, industry and literacy are cited as national assets in a voice urging tariff defense and economic unity.

Inter Ocean Tom Reed Morton Allison McKinley Register Ray The Grinnell Herald

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the Intelligencer Ames Hudson Bros A. L. Bartlett Payne Nevada State University of Iowa W. P. Payne Republican Party Marion Lincoln Lowa Seventh District United States Supreme Court Heaven State Register Iowa State Register Capt Ogden Nebraska J. S. Thompson Jupisch Bros Canier Bros. & Herman’s
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