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Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1896
Page
2
Tariff Talks and Cuban War Rifts Highlight Briefs
Reports note mixed views on a six week to two month extra session while farmers welcome fair weather. Weyler cites heavy Cuban Spanish fighting last week with six dead. Senators who blocked the Ding-Dell bill back reasonable tariff action. A federal court in Des Moines may jail postmaster Bremmerman. J. K. Powers, Cedar Rapids insurance figure, taken to insane asylum amid political ties.
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Weyler
McKinley victory era bets and a new factory plan
The report reviews General Weyler's moves in Cuba, U.S. political tensions, and the 1900 election outcome with McKinley leading 272 electoral votes to Bryan's 175. It notes business revival signs, a proposed nail factory in Iowa, and debates over a larger standing army along with farm and labor issues.
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Commerce
McKinley
Acre
Bryan
Youth's Companion previews 1897 features and editors
The 1897 edition highlights a presidential year theme with works by Herbert, Wilson, Harmon, Lodge, and Reed. Novelists Kipling Crane Maclaren join a lineup including Carnegie Roosevelt Abbott Nordica Schurz and Warner. The issue promises serials and hundreds of sketches, with a price of $1.75 a year and a free calendar offer.
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Herbert
Wilson
Harmon
Senator Lodge
Reed
Boston
Ian Maclaren
Rudyard Kipling
Stephen Crane
Andrew Carnegie
Theodore Roosevelt
Lyman Abbott
Lillian Nordica
Carl Schurz
Charles Dudley Warner
Burton Harrison
Companion
Dingley Bill Proposals and Iowa Society Notes
The text outlines the Dingley Bill provisions passed by the House in 1895, aiming to raise tariffs by 15 percent on various schedules while capping increases to McKinley law levels. It also mentions expected revenue changes, the Dairymen and horticultural meetings in Iowa, and local electioneering warrants in Sherman township. It cites Missouri agricultural station Texas fever experiments with inoculated cattle showing promising results and notes further trials to come.
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Senate
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Treasury
Periment
Marshalltown
Stock Breeders’ Association
Fairfield
Horticultural Society
Des Moines
State Teachers’ Association
Ames
Iowa
Sherman Township
Squire Parsons
Algona Upper
Missouri
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