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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1884
Page
2
The document lists candidates for vice president at large electors and state offices including auditor treasurer attorney general judge Rothrock for supreme court, and district posts in the 10th and 11th congressional and circuit judge races. Local names include A J Holmes I L Smith H L Boyes Anthony Hale and others.
PosTMASTER GRESHAM has been appointed Secretary of the Treasury in a formal government transition. The move places Gresham in charge of federal finances and national economic policy amid ongoing fiscal considerations.
The Democratic party of the Tenth District has nominated Dr. H. C. McCoy of Algona for Congress. He seeks to represent the district in the upcoming election, aiming to build support across local communities.
Kansas Senator Price, who has resided in Ohio, forecasts the Republican carry of Ohio in October with a 9000 vote majority. He notes prior time spent there and believes party strength favors the GOP this fall.
Mas. Calkins, the Republican candidate for Indiana governor, writes a Washington friend that Republican prospects in Indiana are first class. The message signals campaign confidence and possible momentum ahead of elections.
The letters imply Warren Fisher and his tool Mulligan are among the most base and despicable specimens of humanity ever found, underscoring the author’s harsh contempt.
The Judicial District backs Judge Porter from Eldora for Circuit Judge but critics say his ties to the railroad business may hinder a judiciary role.
Assistant Postmaster General Ntatton returns to Washington from Ohio signaling confidence that Republicans will win Ohio in October despite Democratic efforts. He asserts the GOP strength in the state and dismisses opposition strategies.
The Dakota Supreme Court upholds the legality of the Capitol Commission Act and overturns the district court finding in the case affirming the removal of the capital from Yankton to Bismarck.
Mr Br NE drew large crowds in Philadelphia on Tuesday as thousands shouted through Union League rooms and on the streets. A major parade was staged in his honor with Senator Don Cameron among his callers.
The account by Mr. Blaine links two marriages to Andrew Jackson who wed a second time after discovering his first wife was not legally divorced. The episode shaped Jackson’s early presidency and reflected Democratic precedent in his era.
The Mulligan-Fisher letters scandal was first published nearly eight years ago and investigated by a Democratic Congress committee led by Proctor Knott, Henri Watterson, and Fernando Wood, which found no report to the House needed. Less than four years ago every Democrat in the Senate voted to confirm Blaine as Secretary of State.
One hundred clergy from New York and Brooklyn paid respects to Blaine before his departure. The spontaneous visit aimed to show sympathy and support, denounce political maneuvering, and protest alleged private immorality attributed to Mr. Cleveland.
A sweeping reception for Mr. Blaine in New York and the bustling demonstration en route to Philadelphia mark an unprecedented display of political enthusiasm. Crowds at stations, late night gatherings, and citywide illuminations across New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania signal strong bipartisan support ahead of November.
A correspondent from Ogden describes a trip to the James River Valley to view the harvest and promote Edmunds and nearby towns. He notes wheat yields, diverse farming, stock grazing, and local climate, plus references to Faribault and Republican meetings and regional developments.
The familiar name with the Peat is noted as originator of Dr Bosanko and Lung Syrup praised for coughs colds consumption and throat and lung affections. Sold by Manning & Graves at five cents and one dollar.
The note urges that marching groups display a transparency bearing Grant's words to Blaine before joining a public procession. It emphasizes accountability and clear messaging for political events.
A garbled excerpt highlights a political rally with charged phrases about a key speaker and the Republican event. The readable portions reference a notable utterance and its impact on the crowd and party framing.
Advert says Electric Bitters are the best blood purifier and system regulator for various ailments including liver inactivity biliousness jaundice constipation and urinary issues. Claims quick action and guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold for fifty cents a bottle by Henry Westerman.
A long endorsement praises Pond’s Extract as the finest remedy for external and internal use, backed by thousands of testimonials from diverse classes and nations. The North American Review commentary on moral character in politics and tariff discussions accompanies ads for baking powder and Parker’s Ginger Cordial claiming soothing benefits for mothers and infants.
The notice offers a two volume work priced at seven dollars per pair with a canvassing plan in Story County. It promises a commission to a canvasser securing twenty subscriptions at one fifty or thirty at one dollar each, cash in advance, and notes veterans or their children can complete the sale in a few days.
Theron F. Keator editor of the Ft Wayne Gazette endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as a speedy cure for severe and mild coughs. He reports five years of use with success and urges readers to visit Henry Westerman’s Drug Store for a free trial bottle. Large size priced at 1.00.
For grain buyers commission merchants and others a 500 page book is for sale at Bosworths and Westermans drug stores Ames also at The Intel LIGENCER office.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed to give satisfactory results or money refunded. Price 25 cents. For sale by Henry Westerman.
An excerpt extols Hop Bitters as a universal remedy for nerves kidneys liver and varous ailments claiming physicians endorse hops dandelion mandrake and chronicles miraculous cures across women and invalids, urging buyers to seek the green hop label and shun poisonous alternatives.
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