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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
3
A collection of editorials and notes discusses Spain's Cuba war, McKinley prospects, immigration to New York, Iowa cigarette law mockery, Indiana convention sentiment, tariff vs finance, and the mysterious decline of Lord Alford, with references to 19th century party politics and public executions.
The Seventh district campaign focuses on a single measure proposing railway pooling under Patterson while Hull and Berryhill define starkly opposed stances. The article highlights Hull’s past votes and Berryhill’s pro regulation record, arguing the district’s choice will shape national railway policy and affect farmers and business.
New York agriculture commissioner Schaub has papers served on Armour Packing company for penalties totaling 1 150 000 dollars for selling oleomargarine made to imitate butter in 1894. Other firms face penalties for similar offenses in the same period.
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