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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1906

Page

3

Corporations Back Democrats in Iowa Campaign Tussle

Des Moines reports reveal corporate backed Democrats led by C. W. Miller and W. W. Marsh advancing a plan to defeat Cummins and Dolliver. They accuse Republicans of tying President Roosevelt’s policies, enlist GOP allies, and push a broad anti Republican effort across Iowa with heavy fundraising and extensive meetings.

Cummins Dolliver Des Moines C. W. Miller Waverly W. W. Marsh Waterloo Democratic Party Iowa Chicago Interstate Commerce Commission Railroads Towa Washington Roosevelt Congress Senate Havin Democratic State Committee Eea Porter United States House of Representatives Democratic Committee

Early Iowa Murder Recall With Photo Leads to Conviction

J M Dieffenbacher recalls a 1864 Nevada episode where a Kansas man murdered Townsend, fled with a team, and was caught after locals found a victim’s photo. The killer Me Mullen served ten years in prison after a Nevada trial. The tale illustrates frontier justice and stagecoach days.

Frazier Place Nevada Pike’s Peak Kansas Egypt Ilinois St. Louis Cambridge Geo, Childs Dan Stattler John McLain Theodore Alderman Dieffenbacher Townsend MeMullen

Numerous Movements and Illnesses Reported Across Counties

Local notices list residents visiting relatives, returning from trips, and recovering from typhoid fever. Several workers and professionals travel between Colo Maxwell Cambridge and Nevada, while others move for work or medical reasons.

A. D. Schuyler Maxwell Anna Leon Slater G. A. Tilton Collins Burlington Cambridge Minnesota Julia Sydners Hurley Central Aturley E. A. Bartholomew Dixon Tllinois I. McNabb Cleveland Ohio Atena Bertie Holland Roland Dr. Cozzens Cole Salem S. C H.R. Vasey Melrose New Mekiss F. ©. Morris Woodward A. H. McNall Shipley Rasmus Severeid Story City Joseph Rapp Omaha Emma Flack Nevada Tracy T. M. Jones L. L. Dale Thien Minn Gilbert Germany Knudt Gaard Elmore R. K. Gaard E. M. Larson Minot South Dakota H. J. Patterson Dwight Warren Stockton Ill Kelley M. N. Grove Boland Armour E. H. Nelson Leland, Til A. K. Olson E. G. Johnson Ed Height Denver Colo Florence Taylor E. A. Rawson New England Canada Ed Staring J. W. Peterson Sam Swenson O. L. Johnson Hyde County D. D Ella Olson Ray Pulis Martin Trousdalel Harry Lightfoot Zearing Hot Springs Bert Stratton Finley Colorado Springs F. D. Thompson Tey Moring Los Angeles F. L Bromley Mankato Kan John McVey Henry Brebin Astoria Samuel Bowser Harry L. Swafford Lincoln Nebraska Harry Geo Rocky Ford Ole Las Animas Anna Maxwell Missou Henningson Lyons W. K. Boardman Pacific Coast Lois Allie Orient John Simpson Theodore Hansen Utica U. S. Navy Ferguson

Maxwell Woman Seeks Divorce Over Repeated Moves

Mrs. Maude Stallinger of Maxwell asks for divorce from J. Stallinger alleging repeated relocations, citing injured health from being compelled to work for money he failed to furnish amid frequent separations.

Maude Stallinger Maxwell J. Stallinger

Chautauqua Plans Weigh Future Talent and Grounds

The Ames Chautauqua Association discusses not contracting for 1907 talent and hints at better acts next year. They plan to keep the same grounds, consider moving farther from town to reduce interruptions and attract rail travelers, with interurban service seen as decisive. Sam Jones’s death ends hopes for securing him. his loss is noted as a national mourning event.

Chautauqua Association Ames Sam Jones United States Ames Chautauqua

James W Grimes Birth Anniversary in Iowa History

The article notes the birth of James W Grimes on October 20 1816 and marks his demotion as a Whig backed opponent of slavery in Iowa politics. It mentions the 1854 shift in state governance and the larger political climate surrounding abolition in the west. It also references U.S. Senator Harlan and figures Lincoln hosted by college officers, plus a downtown mixer hosted by Dr Cessna and others.

James W. Grimes Towa New Territories West Lincoln C. H. Cessna Ethyl Schmidt

The Little Homestead Show Impresses Ames Audiences

A Wednesday Ames performance titled The Little Homestead drew praise for its readable lines and strong performances by Monte the hunch back Roy Carro the poor farmer turned rich and Mrs Carroll though some found the show lengthy. The critic notes the stage relies on traction and questions its overall impact.

Ames Roy Carro

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