Iowa editor notes a US Senator race and local events
The Ames Times reports on Iowa politics as the legislature nears, naming L S Corrix as a candidate and discussing Cummins as a favored choice. It notes conventions in Ames, a Toledo arrest of John L Sullivan, railroad anecdotes, and Woman Suffrage activity led by the Ames group with national figures and legislation discussed.
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Inauguration Costs Debate in Iowa Politics
The Iowa Republicans push costly inauguration events for Gov Boies and anticipate high costs for Gov elect Jackson. The Times questions the timing amid hard times and money scarcity. Jackson says he appreciates GOP clubs aiding a memorable ceremony but would prefer a less lavish inauguration if asked.
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Ames Sees Building Boom Continues Into New Year
The Times notes a strong year for Ames with new homes for Prof. Curtiss Dr Niles and others plus a brick block by Capt Brown. It predicts a 1893 boom, cites rail, church and education facilities, and touts Ames as a growing city with the Iowa Agricultural College hosting around six hundred students nine months yearly.
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Provocative preacher call stirs crowd pull in sermons
The Rev. Sam Jones urges preachers to eject a "bench warmer" deacon from the pulpit to attract worshippers. He predicts a police court fine and window repairs, but says the stunt would bring 3,000 people to the next service, while noting possible harm to theaters and ball crowds in large cities.
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Columbian Cigar Factory Draws Smoker’s Interest
A reference to the Columbian cigar factory invites readers to try its products. The note emphasizes the appeal of a good smoke from the factory’s offerings and suggests consumer interest in its cigars.
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