Republican Judicial Convention at Webster City Iowa
A Republicans of the Eleventh Judicial District will hold a delegate convention in the Webster City court house on August 1 to nominate three judges. The article lists county representation and notes Democratic and Republican cross-currents, district splits, and local party maneuvering in Story and Boone counties with references to Nev ada Ames and Fort Dodge as centers of action.
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Eleventh Judicial District
Iowa
Court House
Webter City
Boone
Franklin
al Hamilton
Hardin
the Times
Democratic Party
Story County
John F. Dumeonbe
Jim Taylor
Algona
Tom Breen
Ft. Dodge
Fort Dodge Post Office
John F. Duncombe
Tenth District
Nevada
Ames
Story City Herald
Star Chamber
Washington
Times
Gifford
Grand Old Party
Howard Township
Addison
Smith
Peterson
Washington Township
Recorder
Page
Ersland
Webster City
Birdsall
Weaver
G. W. Dyer
County
Hindman
Des Moines
Convention Rhetoric on Unity Among Young Republicans
The Times argues that formal conventions are necessary to preserve party unity and duty. It questions if Hamilton, Ersland, or Grove would have bolted without nomination and urges the young Republicans to resist personal schemes, staying true to Republican duties and cohesion.
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Hamilton
Ersland
Grove
the Times
Tariff politics and Congress divided over McKinley bill
Washington advices claim Democrats split on tariff bill and may adjourn until December then reconvene to seek agreement. The piece argues the McKinley tariff is adequate, condemns Democratic reform promises, and questions switching to another experiment as unhelpful.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Marriage Failures From Alliance Of Two Hundred Eight Brides
An exchange notes two hundred eight American girls married to titled foreigners, concluding there have been that many cases where such marriages ended in failure.
Hull Renominated for Seventh District Congress Seat
At a Des Moines convention on Tuesday Hon J A T Hull won renomination as congressman for the Seventh District with 87 of 99 votes. Hon E R Hayes received 12. The report notes political maneuvering and future campaign plans by Reed and remarks on gear and Allison speakers.
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J. A. T. Hull
Des Moines
E. R. Hayes
Tariff conflict and party politics dominate era conversations
The piece notes President Cleveland and the U.S. Senate dueling over tariff policy while the 1894 political climate leans Republican with a strong ticket and calls for active support. It references Ed Hunter as Des Moines postmaster, German party tensions, and a Cedar Rapids street incident, plus plans for a new Ladies Hall at Iowa State College and its cost, site, and facilities.
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Ed. Hunter
Des Moines
Col. Eiboeck
Hunter
Eibreck
Iowa Agricultural College
Board of Trustees
Morrill Hall
Agricultural Hall
North Hall
Clinton C. Nourse
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