Cass County Republicans Seek Clerk and Auditor Nominations
Weekly Telegraph by Ayres and Hollowell lists candidates for Cass county offices. W H McConvint, Henry W Futton, James Green, R H Shifflett, Frank Hervenr, Dc W Andrew, Frank Aylesworth, Rank Q Jackson, H M Boorman announce candidacies for Clerk, Auditor, Recorder, County Attorney subject to Republican convention support.
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District Court
Cass County
W. H. McConvint
Henry W Futton
James Green
R. H. Shifflett
Frank Hervenr
W. Andrew
Frank Aylesworth
H. M. Boorman
Stone objects to broaden code commission scope
Our Des Moines correspondent notes that Hon John Y. Stone advised against expanding the commission to draft a whole new code. He did not push for overtime legislation and did not present a bill to the legislature. If his plan had been adopted, the code work might have been completed.
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Muscatine
Des Moines
John Y. Stone
Stone
Republican Contest Grows Heated Over Silver Question
In Iowa papers some hurtful commentary undermines Allison's bid while McKinley leads in delegates but is short of safety margins. Allison gains in the east as contest among Republican candidates intensifies. The silver question is linked to the Y rays as a proposed solution, with metal transmutation seen as shifting market dynamics and political support.
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McKinley
Allison
Democratic inkstain clash over record in power
A caustic note compares Democratic behavior to ink spills, arguing that under the current administration their record is blackened and unworthy of trust. The piece frames partisan critique as a moral decline and political fault line.
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Laene
Republican convention nominates state officers in Des Moines
The Republican convention to nominate state officers will be held in Des Moines on Wednesday July 15. The date is five days later than last year and signals active campaigning by aspirants as they seek support from friends and allies.
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Des Moines
Populist Leaders Face Possible Demise if Trend Continues
Reportedly the populist leaders lack hope with Weaver warning that failure to carry the country this year could doom the party. If this forecast proves true, the party’s demise seems certain.
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Weaver
Denver Divorce Trial Ends With $8000 Alimony Decree
A Denver court seated a woman as trial juror in a divorce case and promptly granted a decree awarding $8000 in alimony to the former spouse.
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Denver
The Old and the New. A Tariff Discussion in 1890s Tone
A critical piece arguing the Wilson Gorman tariff created deficits and debt while the Harrison tariff protected wages and farm demand. It warns against silver cure claims, urging real remedies to raise employment, demand, and fair prices for goods, with emphasis on farmers and workers benefiting when money is sound.
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Tmes
United States
Silver Syndicate
Lend Four Assistance Promotes 1896 Growth in Atlantic
The message urges Atlantic and Cass county citizens and businesses to aid city growth in 1896. Support home industries and institutions, keep money circulating locally, and invest wisely to raise both individual and community standards. Unified, prudent action can accomplish what once seemed impossible.
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Atlantic
Cass County
Atlantic man questions Boies on bimetallism
Cuarzs F. Cuasa of Atlantic writes a long letter saying he does not understand what ex-Gov Boies means by bimetallism and demands an explanation. The letter fills over a column as the writer asks for clarity on the term and its implications.
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Cuarzs F. Cuasa
Atlantic
Boies
Uncle Horace
General Coxby Tramping Through Iowa Leaves No Trace
General Coxby of Ohio recently tramped across Iowa where the grass grew so luxuriantly this spring that his tracks were obliterated before leaving the state. The rapid growth everywhere in Iowa this year seems to dwarf his footsteps and vagaries.
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Coxby
Ohio
Iowa
TE on Fundamental Word Sparks Scrappy Platform Debate
TE voters show sharp debate over the word Fundamental in their platform. Supporters praise the term for guiding policy while critics fear vague usage and possible overreach in application.
Mills County Orchard Company organized to promote fruit interests
W. J. Davenport of Council Bluffs promotes a new Mills County Orchard company to develop the fruit industry in southwestern Iowa. One fourth of capital stock is subscribed and an option on a farm is secured. The venture aims to grow profitable fruit farming in the region, following the example of John Y. Stone’s fruit operation.
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Mills County
W. J. Davenport
Council Bluffs
Iowa
John Y. Stone
Iowa Statewide Remark on Prosperous Times Ahead
A travel reminiscence across Iowa and Illinois describes blooming forests and green pastures. It expresses renewed hope in Iowa's resources and soil productivity, citing early rains and fruit trees as signs of a bountiful future. Citizens are urged to work with energy and optimism for prosperous times ahead.
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Illinois
Iowa
Baron Hirsch Left Global Philanthropy as His Memorial
Baron Hirsch, a great philanthropist, is dead, leaving a world spanning record of generous deeds. His charitable work, carried on at a magnificent scale, benefited the poor and distressed globally. Mourners and beneficiaries alike will remember him for improving countless lives.
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Baron Hirsch
Tennessee Republican Platform Urges Honest Dollar Policy
The Tennessee platform asserts opposition to debased currency and supports silver only if parity with gold is maintained. It condemns free unlimited silver coinage at 16 to 1 and upholds that every American dollar should be a genuine hundred cent dollar accessible to all, from worker to millionaire.
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Tennessee Republican
Forest trees in roadways spark middle of the road debate
A local health bulletin editor derides a proposed half mile to mile forest tree planting scheme in the road center as impractical and dangerous. The piece also notes Cape Town reports of a Matabele uprising with British forces said to have been defeated due to flawed night operations and underestimated enemy skill.
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Tur
Iowa Health Bulletin
Cape Town
Bulawayo
Panic of 1808 DrivesWestward Investment Fear Abates
Since the panic of 1808 and the Democrat rise to power, western securities declined and eastern men avoided investing west of the Mississippi. Distrust stemmed from western populism and drought, causing money shortages. Now eastern capital is turning west as prospects improve, hinting at renewed investment.
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Western Securities
Mississippi
West
Free coinage of silver would ruin the nation say Iowa Capital
The Iowa Capital argues the adoption of free coinage of silver would trigger a vast business convulsion comparable to historic panics. It warns against large scale commerce during such a crisis and offers a stark comparison to sewer work as a safer fallback, noting rest and appetite as gains.
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Iowa
Columbus
Towa Capital
Weaver Leads Jasper County Populists In Fusion Push
Jim Weaver, key figure in Jasper County populists, acts as temporary chairman and platform chair while heading the delegation to the national convention. He advocates fusion to win votes, stating principles fade for votes and calling for uniting the "bees in the air" to secure victory.
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Jim Weaver
Jasper County
Jim
Weaver
Western Iowa Hopes From Omaha Exposition
Western Iowa stands to gain many benefits if the Omaha exposition is held. Government funding hinges on the exposition company raising $250,000 privately, in addition to the $200,000 Congress may appropriate. Proponents claim it will surpass the Atlanta Exposition and show Western Iowa as the garden spot of the world to thousands of visitors.
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Western Iowa
Exposition Company
Congress
Nation’s Life in Peril Amid Deadly Illnesses
Fragmentary lines describe X rays, consumption and various diseases sweeping the nation. The text questions government administration’s competence and whether there is hope for the country’s life amid these calamities.
Horace Unerz Bores Seeks Free Passage to White House
Horace Unerz Bores champions free whisky free trade and free silver claiming loyalty shifts within the Republican ranks. He argues for a path to the White House though observers doubt any such chance exists.
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Horace Bores
Republican Party
White House
Quay Attracts Pennsylvania Voters In Tight Political Contest
Marrmew Quay gains strong support in Pennsylvania where the state backs him, yet McKinley supporters grow uneasy about Quay's identity and political stance as elections loom.
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Marrmew Quay
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Quay
Iowa populists unearth relics of James B. Weaver
Reporters quote the Chicago Times-Herald praising the odd find saying the ossified relics show jaws open and look as natural as life. The item reflects curiosity about the late Populist leader's era and its artifacts.
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Iowa
James B. Weaver
Chicago
Save Young Proven in Libel Suit Against Daily Capital
Horror Save Young rises in prominence as he files a libel suit for 25000 dollars against the Daily Capital by a physician with a notorious reputation, marking a major public dispute and potential repercussions for the paper.
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Young
Daily Capital
Postmasters Said To Shape Convention Platforms
Democratic papers note postmasters take active role in framing platforms at conventions. Postmasters generally know what is expected of them and how to influence party positions.
Truths for Life and Success in Work
A moral guide emphasizing truthfulness honesty and promptness as essential to success. It urges promptness push energy and grit and stresses following conscience through the Holy Spirit toward divine light. It warns culture without sanctifying grace can become a weapon for the enemy.
Medicine Ads and Personal Testimonies from 1894
A collection of testimonials and promotional lines for Cham berlain's Pain Balm DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve One Minute Cough Cure and other remedies. Included are an affidavit sworn Aug 10 1894 by Walter Shipman and notes about availability from Vic Emmert druggist and a railway advertisement for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. The content mixes cures for inflammatory rheumatism cough remedies and travel promotions with several brand endorsements.
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Melick’s
Chamberlain
Toon
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
Vic Fmmort
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims a “Mystic Cure” for rheumatism and neuralgia works in 1 to 3 days. It asserts the remedy removes the cause and the disease vanishes after a first dose, praising immediate benefits and listing F. Parson & Co. druggists of Atlantic Iowa as sellers.
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F. Parson & ,Co
Atlantic
Iowa
Relief In Six Hours From New Great South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy marketed by F. Parson & Co. in Atlantic, Iowa. The ad touts rapid relief for urinary pain, retention, and backache, alongside other advertised products like One Minute Cough Cure and Simmons Liver Regulator, highlighting quick cures and family-wide benefits.
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F. Parson & Co
Drugg
Atlantic
Iowa
Noble Manhood and Nature Inspire Moral Character
A reflective exhortation on Christian character as the driving force behind civilization and personal virtue. It praises selfless love, honest thought, and harmony with nature, contrasting the outcast with the virtuous man who earns respect from Creator and society.
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Teenhite
M. E. Karrenprins
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promised Cure Guarantee
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles or no pay, guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26e per box, sold by all dealers.
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Bucklen
Dr Kings New Discovery Rescues Beaverville Druggist
Macovery Haved His Life. Mr G Caillouette a Beaverville druggist says Dr Kings New Discovery saved his life after La Grippe and failed medical care. He began improving from the first dose and after three bottles was back on his feet. Gets one free trial at any drug store.
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G. Caillouette
Beaverville
Dr. King
la Grippe
Rock Island Playing Carts For Sale At 20 Cents
Rock Island area card sellers report popular playing cards back on the market at 20 cents per pack, with thousands purchasing. Orders for five packs at 50 cents sent by express postpaid, with 2 cents extra per pack for engraved whist rules. Also mentions DeWitts Little Early Risers pills for various ailments.
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Express
Sebastian
G. We - Chicago
Cure for Headache and Constipation Featured in Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a permanent cure for all headaches and habitual headaches, claiming quick relief for constipation by toning the bowels. It promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as painless for burns and a cure for skin diseases, chapped skin and piles.
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DeWitt
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Royal
Emmett
Vie Emmett
Vic Emmert
Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
John Sebastian
Dal
Vic Mert
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Macovery
Rock Island
Fred
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