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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1895

Page

2

Prohibitionists and politics mix in Ames Iowa dispatch

A broad Ames Iowa dispatch notes that prohibitionist meetings yield speakers for fifteen minutes each, HUDSON BROS. reports on football and politics traveling together, and Governor Culbertson of Texas is cited on preventing prize fights. It mentions Northwestern paying by checks, Hull's Nevada speech, and Cuba-Spain era warfare references from the Omaha Bee.

Culbertson Texas Northwestern Hull Nevada Cuba Spain

Populist Speaker Adresses Keokuk Meeting After Funeral

J R Diamond of Keokuk spoke to about thirty attendees on Tuesday evening after a funeral notice for Mrs. Wilson. He denounced Cleveland and Sherman, urged populist critique of Republican and Democratic drift, criticized vagrancy laws, and centered his argument on monetary issues from Coins Financial School.

Cleveland John Sherman People’s Party Lincoln Coin Financial School

Confidence and politics echo in Marshalltown speech

A speech by Geo D. Perkins presses confidence as key to politics in 1895 era. It cites Cleveland era missteps, tariff debates, and party fortunes in Congress and Senate, praising Iowa and Senator Allison while noting treasury strains and bond reliance. It transitions to Blind Boone's Nevada visit and a dusk-tinged account of his perceptive talents.

Marshalltown Geo D. Perkins Mrr.Cleveland Congress Democratic Congress Cleveland House of Representatives Democratic Party Tom Reed Senate Iowa Allison Treasury C. H. Monger Nevada Journal of Boone Myrtle Miriam

United Brethren Church Notes

The U B church invites all to Sunday services with Rev George Miller preaching next Saturday afternoon and evening A business meeting is at three o clock Saturday Members of quarterly conference are urged to attend Rev Hicks closes the year with a sermon Sunday evening on St John chapter six verse twelve A pumpkin pie social at Albert Lees residence next Tuesday Oct 14 proceeds go to the pastor salary Social ends the year as the pastor goes to conference attendees urged to come and show support

George Miller U. B Hicks The U. B. Church Albert Lee

Norwegian man found hanged from railroad bridge

The body of Peter Hendrickson, a Norwegian resident of Slater, was found hanging from the Keokuk and Des Moines bridge at 6 30 Saturday morning. Initial theory of suicide sparks doubt, with authorities now believing he was murdered and hung to conceal the deed. Hendrickson, a well digger and mason, was well known in southwestern Story County, motive unknown.

Peter Hendrickson Slater Keokuk and Des Moines Hendrickson

Balion’s Opinion on Iowa Politics and Party Confidence

The piece criticizes enemies of Mayor Wilson and argues the mayor has limited power. It supports General Drake’s stance on executive limits and condemns attempts to alter laws for partisan gain. It expresses loyalty to America, Monroe doctrine, and the Republican party while disfavoring Democratic policy and foreign protectionism.

America United States Europe Asia Democratic Party Republican Party Iowa

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Ames Dudgeon Johnstown Judisch Bros the Intelligencer Story County Hudson Bros Omaha Bee U. B. Church Notes Balion Wilson Drake
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