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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

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Iowa Political Scene Focuses on Dolliver and Roosevelt

The piece notes Iowa figures like Col. Lafe Young and Judge J. Ly. Stevens while discussing Dolliver's candidacy and Senator Allison's hesitation. It highlights Roosevelt as a future vice presidential possibility and recalls chorus of camp meeting songs to lift spirits.

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Dolliver Remains Key Leader in House After Senate Move

The Burlington Hawkeye reports that Iowa congressman Dolliver will stay in the House as a leading forensic voice and presiding officer in the senate role will be temporary. The piece asserts Iowa’s ongoing influence and honors its representative men in the union.

Iowa Congress Senate House Burlington

Roosevelt speech extols expansion and unity in 1900s era

The speaker lauds Theodore Roosevelt and argues for continued Republican expansionism. He emphasizes national unity, American power abroad, and acquiring overseas territories as essential to future growth, urging active involvement in global trade and diplomacy.

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Smooth Course Makes Slippery Travel

A polished surface creates slick travel conditions as a course becomes unusually smooth, hindering grip and increasing risk for walkers and riders alike.

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Story County Granite E. E. Sowers & CO Parley Sheidon Farm Czeans B. J. Shelden F. H. Schleiter Asst The AMES Doers General Banking Businss Tornado Insurance W. E. Curtiss Senator Allison United Theodore Roosevelt Newark DeWitt L. M. Bosworts H.L. Munn & Son T. W. Hauser Ames New Hardware Man J. J. Grove MclIntire New Art Studio Holme’s Music Store Hemstreet & Campbell Little Oak
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