Republican State Ticket Prominent Candidates Listed
The slate lists JOAN H. GRAR for Governor in Des Moines county Frank YT Campbell for Lieutenant Governor in Jasper county J.M. BECK for Supreme Court from Lae county and CARL W Von Coelln for Superintendent of Public Instruction in Blackhawk county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan H. Grar
Des Moines
Frank YT. Campbell
Jasper County
J.M. Beck
Lae
Carl W. von Coelln
Blackhawk County
Return of Bonaparte Ends Era of Turbulent Influence
Eight European steamers left New York carrying grain cattle cheese bacon butter and beef in large amounts as export trade showed strength. The piece editorializes that Bonaparte’s departure ends a dangerous political influence that troubled Europe and the world and foresees new political disorder among his former followers.
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New York
London
Glasgow
Bristol
Railway Employment and Growth of American Rails
Our Railway World estimates 400 000 people are regularly employed on railroads and five times that many depend on the roads for support. Between 300 000 000 and 400 000 000 dollars are annually paid to employees and suppliers, highlighting how fifty years ago no public railroad existed and signaling immense growth.
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United States
Southern needs reform not federal bayonets says Boston Herald
The Boston Herald argues the South requires honest administration protection of law and education not more federal force. It calls for spending on schools and paying debts rather than complaining, basing change on American civ ilization ideas that shaped states like Massachusetts New York Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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South
Massachusetts
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Boston Herald
Democratic Retreat in Congress Marks a Demobilization
The article argues the Democratic majority has reached a final retreat in Congress, led by Thurman, retreating from an aggressive stance as President Hayes repels assaults on constitutional rights. It claims they cannot face the people on adjournment and must shoulder responsibility for the called session. It also notes a tribute to Robert G. Ingersoll and reflects on religious consolation in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Thurman
Sesault
Hayes
Democratic Union
Veto Reactions Shape Senate and House Debate
Reports from Congress describe a fractious scene after Veto Number Four. Democratic leaders in the House eschewed debate on the veto while Senators met in conference to decide on reforms, praising repeal of the test oath and new juror selection rules as a substantive victory amid tense political maneuvering reported by the Chicago Tribune.
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Congress
Hayes
White House
Mississippi
Bayard
Hill
On Wne
Senate
Probal Ney Seprationy
Gen Penal
Eg -Chiccago Tribune
Exit the Pate: Prince Imperial of France Dies in Battle
The young man once titled Prince Imperial of France and long allowed to retain his title after the republic’s founding has died in battle. Of three rival claimants to the throne he alone showed no warlike impulse, yet he fell on the field in a manner that may heighten his name's lingering fame. His memory is likely to be respected more now.
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Robert
Bethlehem
Redbert
Prince of Peace
Marshall Republican
Prince Imperial
France
Republic
Helping the Church A Kansas Granger Loses Lottery Cash
In Chicago a Kansas man Alex Johnson of Springhill Johnson County travels with $500 and is drawn into a church lottery scam at a Tivoli venue. He cashes a prize of 80 dollars then, urged to gamble again, loses more before reporting the two conmen, a 40-year-old ringleader and a 20-year-old accomplice, to police. Johnson, now distraught, is tracked to Sedgwick Street while the con artists flee.
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Kansas
Alex. Johnson
Springhill
Johnson County
Alex
Chicago
Perry Smith
Grand Pacific Hotel
Clark Street
Tivoli
Johnson
Harry
Roper-In
Sedgwick Street
Greenhorn
O Tribune
Dialogue on ostracism and political boyhood satire in Washington
A Washington dispatch mocks southern senators plans to ostracize Conkling and laments the imagined punishment by southern boys. It portrays a harsh, satirical view of mutual ostracism and implied reprisals in political maneuvering, referencing Lamar, Vance, and Alabama.
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Washington
Conkling
South
Morgan
Alabama
Ae Vance
North Carolina
Master Lamar
Lamar
Lemay
Invitation and Rivalry Between Local Boys Described
The piece sketches a dispute between Master Conkling and Master Lamar over a challenge and potential accusations of cowardice. It notes Conkling's poise and suggests their playmates weigh who should issue the invitation while preserving dignity amid a barbarians game.
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Master Conkling
Master Lamar
Lemar
Fifth Annual Meeting of Central District Medical Association
The Fifth Annual Meeting of the Central District Medical Association of Iowa was held in Boone on Monday June 16 1879. Officers were elected with HG Ristine presiding and D S Fairchild of Ames as president earlier. The gathering approved last meetings, admitted new members, and mourned Dr. M A Parr of Boonsboro. An evening session featured papers on cranium injuries fetal sex embolism membranous croup and an extrauterine pregnancy case.
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Central District Medical Association of
Lowa
Boone
W H Jayne
Fairchild of
Ames
O W Lowery
A A Deering
Sec'y
Treas
A L Wright
G D Rowe
H D Ensign
J H Noyes
H. G Ristine
Chas Enfield
H Grimmell
L J Alleman
P W Farrar
J J Lewis
Gwynn
A E Reynolds
P S Moser
Schemerhorn
Drs. Alleman
Wright
Board of Censors
HG Ristine
Fr. Dodge
Jefferson
Anne Boone
D S Farchild
H Judd
H A Eberle
Fairchild
Schermerhorn
PS Moser
R S Gwyne
OE Evans
Ensign
M A Parr
Bonsboro
Waenras
M. A. Parr
Boonsboro
H. D. Exstes
L. J. Altemax
Moses
Dr. Lowery
Grand Junction
Ces
Iag
Society
Alleman
Treasury
Lowery
Ristine
Enfield
Rosign
Notice of Application to Change Highway in Story County
The Auditor of Story County Iowa announces a proposal to locate and change a public highway beginning two rods west of the southwest corner of section 12 township 84 range 24, extending northeast 15 rods to the section line between sections 11 and 12, then north along section lines to intersect the current highway, and to vacation the highway through the southeast quarter of section 11. Objections or damage claims must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon May 2, 1879, or the highway change will proceed. Witness Joan R. Hays County Auditor.
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Auditor’s
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Story County Iowa 1879
By order of a special execution from Story County District Court the real property of W A Wier as administrator of C Roste al is levied upon. The sought land is the ne a of section 5 township 85 range 24 west. Sale to satisfy a debt of 28.40 with costs 23.05 and 10 percent interest from judgment date. Auction held July 12 1879 at 11 am at the Nevada court house. J F Gutpestrs sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Story County
James Hutchingson
W. A. Wier
C. Roste
Nevada
Lows
Sheriff's Sale in Story County Iowa 1878 Notice
By order of the District Court of Iowa Story County a judgment from May 10 1879 in favor of N A Rainbolt against Elizabeth and Nicholas Niles is foreclosing two acres described as part of section 27 township 84 range 24. The sale is July 12 1879 at 11 o clock at the court house front door for $56.08 plus $14.35 costs and 6 percent interest. J F Grerespre Sheriff Nevada June 11 1878.
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State OF Iowa
Story County
District Court
N.a.rainbolt
Elizabeth Niles
Nicholas Niles
Nevada
J. FP. Grerespre
Sherif
Laws
Sheriff Sale Notice in Story County Iowa 1878
In Story County Iowa the District Court and sheriff announce a sale of the undivided two thirds of lot five in block seven in Sheldahl to satisfy a debt of 481 dollars and 40 cents plus costs. The sale occurs at 11 o clock in the forenoon with 10 percent interest from the date of the suit. The bidder pays cash. Dated Nevada June 1878.
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Europe
W. F. Herald
Robert G. Ingersoll
Beal
Joan R. Hays
Reig
Firenparaion & Local Opera
Sheriff's
Bos
District Court of
Enid Court
W. J. Freed
J. H. Miller
Sheldahl
J. PF. Grereske
adress THUR &@ CO
Augusta
Maine
H. Hallett
Portland
J. D. Lucas
W. M. Greeley
U. S
Old World
A. J. Harvey
M. E. Church
P. Srucnstacgn
Cheap Cash Store
William Clark
Chamberlaine& Clark
Grocer Intelligencer Block
Crockery
Stell
N. J
Bigelow, Huntington & Tilden
N. B
Brook & Ludlow
Plour
Peed Mills
Spence & Haverly, Pro
Spence & Haverly
Nichotas & Maxwell
MES
Lonsdale
Hamburg
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Ladies’ Fine
Thomas
Soper & Son
I. KE. Hirsh
Mar
Victor
Victor Sewing Machine Company
Western
State Sr
Catcas
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