Iowa Editorials and Speech Highlights From Des Moines Visit
The article recounts a midland political scene with mentions of a Lincoln Neb mid line split in the populists, Secretary Wilson's Iowa visit and speech to the legislature at Des Moines, praising Ames college and state institutions. It notes editorials on Senator Garst and Garst's vote against Rood and profile of Mike Miller turning to real estate.
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Bowen
Nebraska
Iowa
Ames
McKinley
White House
Presidenta
House of Representatives
Towa
General Assembly
The
Carroll Herald
Garst
Rood
Mike Miller
Boone Democrat
Iola, Kas, Democrat
Non-partisan anti-trust convention names state vice presidents
A Chicago anti-trust convention named several vice presidents in various states including Altgeld in Illinois and Weaver in Iowa. The event emphasized non-partisan approaches and broader political reform.
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Chicago
Altgeld
Illinois
Weaver
Iowa
Mary-Yellen- Lease
Pocahontas Boom Town Eyes City Status
In Lown county once without a railroad Pocahontas hopes to grow from village to city as the new line is assured and the fourth bank opens on the prairie last week. Locals who know the area look to rapid development and urban growth for the county seat.
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Lown
Pocahontas
What Is the Money Trust and Its Civil War in Campaigns
A reader asks what the money trust is and requests a clear definition without branding every wealthy person as a money king. The writer notes the upcoming campaign will treat trusts as the main issue and calls for factual clarification.
Smallpox Talk Sparks Cautious Outlook in State
Editorial notes state discussions about smallpox stem from press chatter and urge calm. The piece advises caution without panic and suggests relying on safe measures rather than sensationalism.
Democratic National Committee Meets to Pick Convention Site
The Democratic National Committee meets in Washington to determine the time and place for the party’s National convention. Kansas City Missouri and Milwaukee Wisconsin seek to host, while Governor Shaw assigns board of control members from major business backgrounds despite political critics.
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Democratic National Committee
Washington
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Wis
Gov. Shaw
Board of Control
Regional Songbook Portraits of Three Iowa Girls
A humorous verse contrasts three Iowa girls from Wesley Des Moines and Ames. It paints Wesley as affectionate and playful while Des Moines is described with soulful eyes and bold kisses. Ames is critiqued as less eager but still arrives at the same end with bold persistence.
Funeral oration and political vengeance referenced in Goebel case
The piece recalls Joseph C. S. Blackburn delivering Goebel’s funeral oration and Blackburn’s vow to avenge Col. Sanford, who was shot, with Goebel named as Sanford’s slayer. It also notes a Garden Grove preacher quitting ministry and promotes Iowa Homestead and related farming publications offered through the paper.
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New York Sun
Joseph C. S. Blackburn
William Goebel
Goebel
Blackburn
Covington
John L. Sanford
Sanford
John Sanford
Garden Grove
Iowa
Beer
Iowa Homestead
Farmers, Institute
Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Journal
Special Farmers’ Institute
Wasu ie delivery offer in city for fifty cents a load
Read's Meat Market advertises Wasu ie delivery to any city area at 50 cents per load and invites inquiries at the shop.
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Wasu Ie
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