Iowa News Notes on Railroads Diphtheria and Colleges
A collage of items reports more Iowa railroad expansion in the coming year, diphtheria cases near Cambridge, Princeton hazing ban, and debate over the Ames Agricultural College outcomes. It notes post office counts by state, a Philippines indemnity, and local fires near Story City.
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Iowa
Agricultural College
Ames
Eldora
Thayer
Marshaltown Times-Republican
Iowa Agricultural College
T. R
Bro
Times Office
College
Rumors of Civil War Haunt Spain After Peace Talks
Persistent rumors claim Spain faces internal conflict as the once mighty empire shows signs of decline following negotiations with the United States. Citizens hear talk of instability and potential uprisings amid a fractured political landscape.
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Spain
United States
Beardshear Declines Iowa City President Bid
Dr Beardshear states he is satisfied as president of Iowa State College and is not seeking the Iowa City university presidency. He emphasizes no candidacy or solicitation for the Iowa City post.
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Dr. Beardshear
Iowa City
The
State University
Debs Fades From Public Eye After Two Tumultuous Years
A retrospective on Eugene V. Debs notes his rise as a populist and socialist idol and his swift decline. It recalls crowded rallies, belief in his gospel, and recent sparse attendance in Des Moines and Marshalltown signaling the end of Debsism as prosperity rises.
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Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Despond
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Debsism
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Congress
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Senate
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Tuk
Princeton
Story City
Philippines
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Limberger
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Rosewater
W. J. Bryan
Cuba
Roberts
Utah
Salt Lake Tribune
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Buckeye
South Dakota
W. B. Means
Boone
John Hornstein
W. C. Bremmerman
Mr. Means
Harrison
Joan Thompson
Ogden Messenger
Ogden
W. Dudgh GE
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