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26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
FRED Moore Roasts Marshals Provoking Grand Jury Subpoena
Boone Herald writer FRED Moore mocked U S marshals and Federal court officers, prompting a summons before the Federal Grand Jury. A populist mass convention at Agnes City Hall on April 4 seeks delegates for the state convention in Des Moines on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Boone Herald
U. S
Agnes
Des Moines
Freeman composer Kathleen Mavourneen author in Baltimore
Frederick Nicholas Chouch, author of Kathleen Mavourneen, is dying in Baltimore. He sold the melody to a publisher for five pounds sterling, who published many editions and later auctioned it for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nicholas Chouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
Baltimore
Warning on rough play after Valley Junction tragedy
Announcement recalls the death of 13 year old Frank Cameron at Valley Junction after a broomstick struck his temple during rough play. The notice urges safe, non rough play at school and warns against falsehoods and canting dishonesty in politics. It calls for truthfulness and reverence for memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Camera
Valley Junction
Cameron
X rays and soul photography spark debate at college
Beardshear of the Iowa Agricultural College says the opening month signals a great year with enrollment about fifty higher than last year. Some think ex-president Harrison may again be a candidate, as their friends suggest. Church notices and resolutions are published free, but readers are urged to submit them early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardshear
Iowa Agricultural College
Harrison
Times
Political Buzz and Ship Launch in Local Notes
J G Berryhill aims for Congress while the Register fights him a few months for balance. The battleship Iowa will launch in Philadelphia with Mary Lord Drake christening. no evidence yet of champagne over the prow. Colfax Clipper notes shotgun weddings rise with wealth and population. Fontana the mind reader exposed Dan McCarthy hiding a coin, then found it in Bigelow Smith’s blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Philadelphia
Mary Lord Drake
Bigelow & Smith's
Des Moines Nominates MacVicar for Mayor in A Hot Primary
MacVicar was nominated for mayor by Des Moines Republicans after a fiery city fight. Alderman McCartney, the Register nominee, was defeated as the paper failed to connect the race to Congressman Hull. The primary will have little impact on the district's congressional campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVicar
Des Moines
Register
McCartney
Hull
Bond issue roots in Wilson tariff and revenue loss
The writer argues the need for the latest bond issue stems from the Wilson tariff act reducing government revenues, contrasting it with the McKinley tariff which provided sufficient funding. The piece invites voters to choose in the upcoming presidential campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dr Stalker Seen As Possible Congress Candidate
The Intelligencer notes Dr Stalker may run for Congress in the 7th district. He says he is ready to serve if the people of Story county and the district want him, but he has not decided if he will be a candidate. The Times would support him if Story county produces a candidate and believes he could gain a strong following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofa
the Intelligencer
Stalker
Congress
Story County
Times
Odd Fellows Orphan’s Home
Jefferson
Indianola
Jefferson People
the Times
Story City Herald
Ames
Lafayette Township
Allison
Iowa
West
St. Louis
McKinley
Iowa Legislature Notes and Public Affairs Roundup
The Times surveys Iowa politics with jokes on procrastination and pockets, reports on St Johns leaving prohibition and Odd Fellows site fights in Jefferson, previews the State Sunday School convention in Des Moines with Moody, and notes law, railroad fares, and local editorials across Ames, Sigourney, Story City, and local congressional chatter.
Up town commentary on political loyalties
The column mocks voting loyalties as men choose Stalker for Congress for being a home man and McKinley for President for not being one. It notes varying kinds of consistency as bright jewels, dismissing arc lights as trivial in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Sea
Stalker
Congress
McKinley
Suppression of News Item Provokes Public Curiosity
The Story City Herald notes a county paper has withheld a matter likely to reappear in other papers. The decision to suppress is seen as unprofitable but made to aid a friend. The item will run next week and may provoke stronger public curiosity and strong language than the original piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney News
St. Louis
Story City Herald
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