Landslide Election Pushes Republicans to Historic Victory
The nation tilts Republican as results roll in from Iowa to New York. Nebraska and other states lean Republican or show strong shifts, signaling a new era of unified party control and potential economic stability. A separate note from Harper's Weekly records John Johnson's mile speed record, achieved on October 24 in Buffalo, highlighting human progress through cycling and machinery.
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Ames Intelligencer Subscription Details
The Intelligencer issued Thursdays at Ames Story County Iowa by HODS or BROS. Run of subscription is $1.00 per year payable in advance.
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Chicago & North Western Time Table
Chicago and North Western Railway time table note lists no passenger trains except Sundays and Mondays. Geo. W. Rocers serves as agent.
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Democratic decline cited in Iowa and national politics
The piece cites Iowa Republicans urging a return to prosperity as Democratic rule is denounced. It notes Gounled and New York acts, cautions on tax title rights, and a Boone County suit over a misdescribed land parcel tied to a railway track.
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Supreme Court
Boone
Wall Street bets on Republican victory sparks market boom
Allaway writes from New York that a Republican win next week could trigger a stock market rally, with both parties and major business figures predicting a boom if tariffs and administration interference are rebuked. Democrats and Republicans alike see the vote as a market tonic, while a Democratic win or a Democratic Congress could trigger a quick Wall Street downturn.
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Allaway
New York
Wall Street
Sal Valor’s record mile at Monmouth Park 1890 heralded onlookers’ pace
Harper's Weekly previews future features while noting Sal Valor’s mile record at Monmouth Park on August 28 1890 in one minute thirty five and a half seconds. The piece contrasts pace of horse and bike, cites evolving competition, and lists upcoming illustrated features and exhibitions for November.
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Salvator
Monmouth Park
Prof Herbert Osborn to Visit Washington and Europe
Des Moines Register commends Prof Herbert Osborn of Iowa Agricultural College for his service, teaching, and newspaper writings. The article notes his farm roots near Cedar Rapids, steady work, and rising reputation as a scientist and educator. He will attend a meeting in Washington next month, then study in Europe for a few months and return with notes for the Register.
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Herbert Osborn
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Des Moines Register
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At the Capital of the Young Republic
Harper's Magazine presents Henry Loomis Nelson’s lively look at Washington life at the century’s start with witty narration. The same issue features Thomas A. Janvier recounting the Red Sea Trade era led by sea robbers in New York.
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Harper’s
Washington
New York
Red Sea
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