Fragmented notes from Story County press gossip and legal jabber
A jumble of overheard courtroom and newspaper chatter from Junction and Brighton Iowa. The piece mentions perjury accusations, a six month jail sentence for libel, a New York judge punishing a wife beater, and local political shifts as Tama debates a contested election.
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Speakership Fight Centers on Payne Hopkins and Henderson
A national house speaker battle in the works with Payne of New York Hopkins of Illinois and Henderson of Iowa as focal figures. A Chicago river blaze was narrowly contained after a hazardous incident. Senator Quay was cleared by a jury and appointed U S senator as legislature adjourned, casting doubt on broad guilt claims.
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Reed to retire from politics spotlighting a great statesman
The article reflects on Speaker Reed's imminent retirement and his stature as a strong, iron-willed leader who commanded respect in Congress. It notes how former critics now praise him and cites a Des Moines Leader editorial that extols his achievements and character.
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Ames City Curfew Whistle Now Twice Daily
The Ames curfew ordinance is enforced with whistles at eight and nine each evening. Officials say the updated practice aims to strengthen public order.
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Ames
Debatable Summer Deal Cuts Back Yard Mess
The feature notes a redeeming aspect of a deal: no coal or wood will be left lying around this summer as everything will be burned. This implies a cleaner back yard and a simpler setup for the season.
Mina Murray to Marry in Cripple Creek Colorado
Mina Murray of the Nashua Reporter known as the woman in white plans marriage in Cripple Creek Colorado. She has sold the Reporter, reducing Iowa of one of its best newspaper representatives.
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Nashua
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Iowa
Richard J. Oglesby Dies. Ex-Governor and Senator
Richard J. Oglesby died at his home near Chicago on Monday. The former governor and U S senator was known for his honesty and public service and was greatly respected by friends and colleagues.
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First Thought as Best Thought in Oratory
A writer's or speaker's initial idea is often his finest, with quick minds rarely revising successfully. The piece cites Robt. G. Ingersoll delivering Blaine's nomination speech in Philadelphia as a prime example, praised for its inspiration and lasting impact.
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James G. Blaine
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Letter from J J Russell to Col Bryan on silver coinage and Democrat unity
The New York Times reports a letter from J J Russell of this city to Col Bryan criticizing the Chicago platform on silver coinage. Russell offers to support Bryan if he answers forty four money questions and recalls a farm offer, asserting he will oppose Bryan’s nomination unless Bryan changes his stance. He notes past opposition to the Hill amendment and seeks clarity before the 1896 election.
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New York
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Lincoln
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Speakership Talk Spurs Iowa Candidates Hints
Mentions of Henderson Hepburn and Hull surface in speakership chatter with Iowa repeatedly referenced as a fertile ground for potential candidates. The column notes a crowded field and hints at regional political influence shaping the race.
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Hull
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Iowa boys suffer wounds in Philippine clash
The 51st Iowa unit saw action at Quingua in the Philippine Islands last Sunday. Seven Iowa boys were wounded while a noticeable number of Nebraska troops were killed in the engagement.
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Quingua
Philppine Islands
Nebraska
Plagiarism Notice Over Senatorial Article Credit
The front page article on the senatorial situation, originally from the Des Moines Register, was clipped and published in this paper without credit. The editor notes the lapse was unintentional and reflects on the few clipping practices used, apologizing for the misattribution.
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