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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
1
The Intelligencer from Ames Iowa notes the weekly edition timing and subscription price. It mentions shared travel for football and political seasons and reports on prohibitionists allowing fifteen minute talks for public enlightenment. It references Governor Culbertson Texas and remarks on prize fights and state actions.
The Omaha Bee notes that Allison’s presidential aspirations have met less adverse comment than any other aspirant, though not universal enthusiasm across the United States.
A funeral delayed J R Diamond of Keokuk who spoke Tuesday evening to about thirty attendees, mostly Populists. He denounced Cleveland and Sherman, argued parties drifted from old doctrines, attacked vagrancy laws, and centered on money questions using Coin's Financial School. The piece notes limited impact on the audience.
Peter Hendrickson, a longtime Slater resident, was discovered hanging between railroad bridge ties at dawn. Authorities questioned whether he took his own life or was murdered and staged to conceal the deed. no motive is known. Hendrickson, a well digger and mason, was a familiar figure in southwestern Story County.
Baliou defends Mayor Wilson against vindictive critics noting the mayor has limited power and no vote. The piece argues governors should follow legislative actions rather than overstep into lawmaking. It criticizes Cleveland’s methods to influence laws as harmful to presidential and gubernatorial popularity.
The Marshalltown audience hears Geo D. Perkins urge confidence in the era of Cleveland and party shifts. He cites tariff, silver issues, and Allison as potential leaders, while praising Iowa and noting a March 1895 change, with Blind Boone's Nevada visit also described by C. H. Monger.
The speaker declares Americans share loyalty to the United States and reject foreign protectorates and free trade in favor of American industry. He criticizes Democratic policies, expresses unwavering confidence in the Republican Party, and urges Iowa to lead in national reform efforts.
Rev George Miller preaches at the U B church next Saturday after noon and evening with a business meeting at three. Rev Hicks closes the year with a sermon at Sunday evening and a yearly summary. Young peoples meeting at seven and preaching at eight. Ladies host a pumpkin pie social at Albert Lees residence next Tuesday Oct 14. Proceeds aid the pastor salary.
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