09 Apr 1896
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1896
Page
1
The ad notes a subscription price of one dollar per year for The Times, the official paper of Story County. It showcases its identity as the county’s primary newspaper and promotes affordable access.
The Chicago Times-Herald endorses Reed for vice president while Carr Hull praises public documents. The piece notes legislative adjournment soon and hints at code revision debates this session.
A Biswer in Kansas advised the conference of his diocese to take no action on the prohibition question, noting it stands the same in the state as elsewhere.
The Herald celebrates a four year milestone in Story City with reflection on its role and a nod to its well known presence in the county. Spicy columns and a strong local voice mark its ongoing contribution.
The story hints at Sushma of Nevada entering the race for attorney and mentions Bushman staying in, while Cleve may decline to run as a Democratic candidate. It notes editor Young of the Daily Capital and Iowa dispatches, with England's objection to McKinley and a Cobden Club influenced trade stance.
A Nevada journal notes its one year existence while continuing operations at the traditional site. The piece mentions broader issues of trusts, tax policy, and politics with reference to Rhode Island elections and a 10,000 vote plurality for Lippitt. Easter Sunday is described as a nationwide observance and a beautiful service in churches.
The Times denies a rumor that Representative Reed contemplates engaging in the newspaper business. The paper defends J. F. as an honorable man unlikely to be sacrificed for country journalism.
A sensational dispatch sent April 1 from Ft Dodge to Chicago papers claimed murder and arson near the town but proved to be a complete fabrication. The author should face strong rebuke for the hoax.
A South Dakota convention scene reports Senator Pettigrew spanked for fault while New Hampshire Republicans chastise Joseph Chandler more severely. Iowa Ways and Means Committee approves a property tax reform valuing property at actual cash value and taxing at 50 percent for equity, with brief editorial support.
The Directors of the Iowa State Agricultural Society met in Des Moines and fixed the annual state fair for September 4 through 11. The Marshall Times published a colored litho Easter cover and praised as a great evening daily in Iowa.
The Boone Republican reports a new daily newspaper starting mid April to complement the existing daily. The town would gain a second daily to bolster local news and business support in a growing market.
The Manufacturer's bill failed in the Iowa Senate by twenty seven to twenty two. Consumers must continue to buy liquor from manufacturers in other states.
Ex Governor Boies would accept the Democratic presidential nomination only if the party endorses free and unlimited coinage of silver. He warns that if the platform deviates, Uncle Horace would fall. A Kansas lawyer writes a consoling note to a widow remarking on the late husband’s ascent to heaven. Reporters claim delegates to the St Louis Convention face charges. the assertion is disputed as inaccurate.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican reports a majority of the state central committee pledged to vote Marshalltown as the next state convention site. The piece frames the vote as a bold move against Des Moines influence and previews a political clash over venue control. It also notes a health ad for Kar’s Clover Root Tea amid the page.
The article argues western states should stop cycling in new candidates and keep experienced congressmen who have proven leadership and committee influence. It cites Maine Pennsylvania Vermont Iowa and New York examples, praising long serving figures like Reed Hitt Henderson Allison and Dolliver while warning against favored-son turnover.
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