Republican Judicial Convention for Fifteenth Iowa District
The Republicans of the Fifteenth Judicial District of Iowa will hold a delegate convention on August ath day at 7 o'clock in the Council Bluffs courthouse for nominating three district judges and handling other business. Representation follows the State Central Committee basis with county apportions listed for Audubon Pottawattamie Shelby and others.
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Fifteenth Judicial District of
Iowa
Council Blufts
Fifteenth Judicial District
State Central Committee
Vates
Audubon
Pottawattamie Shelby
Coon
Republican Ninth District Convention at Council Bluffs
The Republican voters of Iowa Ninth Congressional District will meet August 1 1890 at 17 oclock in the Council Bluffs courthouse to nominate a candidate for Congress and conduct other business. Representation follows the state central committee plan with delegate apportionment by counties Adair Audubon Cass Crawford Harrison Mills Montgomery Pottawattamie Shelby and others. Secretary-
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Iowa
Republicans of
Dubuque
Supreme Court
Supreme of the Supreme Court
Eneral
La 6
L. . Shaw
Ander
Ohinson
Adair
Adam
Kossuth
Audubon Lee
Cillod Liun
Louisa
Boone
Lucas
Bremer
Lyon Muchanan
Madison
Buenasta Mabaska
Mario
Butter Cry
Marshall
Caltio
Mills
Carrol A
Ags Ee
Mitchell
Cedar Ie Monona
Cerro Gordo
Monica Horokee
Brontgomery
Chickasawgy Muscatine
Clarke
O'Brien
Osceola
Clinton Clayton
Palo Alt
Crawford Plymoutt
Crawford Plymoutt Pocahontas. Dallas 2 33 Ee Davis., 2 ‘0v Liveatue At Porta
Delaware
Powestuck
Movnes
Lickinsop Ringgold Sacs
Dubuque A Scott
Shelby
Siow
Ninth Congressional District
Court House
Council Unitts
Congress
Asayl
State Central Committee
Tle
Audubos
Guihrie Larriso
Montgomery Pottawattamie
Vietos Besper
Republican County Ticket For Local Office Roster
The ticket lists W H McCONVILL of Atlantic Township for Clerk of the District Court R A SHIFFLETT of Pleasant Township for County Auditor Frank Herbert of Brighton Township for County Recorder and C A Meredith for County Attorney.
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W.H. McConvill
Atlantic Township
R. A. Shifflett
Pleasant Township
Frank Herbert
Brighton Township
C. A. Meredith
Cubans at Cienfuegos urge immediate bombardment for relief
An urgent petition from Cienfuegos asks Sampson to bombard the city at once to avert starvation. The plea portrays dire conditions and a collapse risk, and observers expect swift action though other maneuvers may delay response.
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Cienfuegos
Sampson
Weather rains raise question of state crop size
Over the past week local rains varied across the state fueling expectations of a larger harvest in some areas while lighter rains elsewhere still help the crop and prevent it from suffering from drought.
Rain Restores Pastures and Corn Prospects
Heavy rains revive pastures and corn outlook after a period of drought. The moisture helps feed for stock, and the grass recovers, turning green again as the land benefits from renewed rainfall.
Tor Gate City Provokes Puerto Rico Remark Controversy
A contentious remark cited as reflecting Gate City rhetoric about Puerto Rico and Spain. The quote portrays Puerto Rico as meat and accuses Spain of interference. No further context or attribution provided.
Five Percent Annual Interest Decries Farm Loan Rates
The Carro! Herald reports ex Senator J K Harsh of Creston granting farm loans at 6 percent annually. It cites cheaper money for farms now worth five times earlier values, claiming 5 percent loans equal 100 cents on the dollar internationally. The piece urges voters to demand congressional action to establish the gold standard nationally.
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Register
Carro! Herald
J. K. Harsh
Creston
United States
Youthful Glenwood editor boasts influence in rivalry debate
A young Glenwood Opinion editor aggressively touts his clout and rails against editorial colleagues over the political scene. He is noted for securing a patronage position, with a post office hoped, and comments on naval matters claim the navy will grow as the Toranta Maria Tereda sails to Guantanamo after repairs.
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Glenwood
Hager
Conditions in Santiago Improve as Troops Withdraw
The author notes relief as troops leave Santiago, praising well equipped hospitals and high skilled physicians and nurses. Deaths from fever were low, and city cleanup plus moving troops to the hills eased suffering. Hope remains that no more soldiers will endure Santiago’s harsh experiences.
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Evekotropy
Santiago
Spain urged to accept liberal peace terms promptly
The article argues that present indications show the United States offers liberal terms for peace with Spain. It warns Spain to act quickly in accepting the proposal and arranging details, stating that delay could be costly and that decisive action is needed now.
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Tom
United States
Spain
Respect for William Jennings Bryan Cited in Civic View
The passage defends honoring William Jennings Bryan as both civilian and soldier, noting he deserves credit regardless of Gardner's stance or tribute form. It asserts Bryan’s rightful recognition without insisting on a specific display or measure of praise.
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Gawnnk
William Jennings Bryan
Gardner
Transatlantic Tourist Traffic Seen To Rise With Aid
The number of transatlantic tourists fell this season yet the United States plans action to boost crossings. More than 20,000 travelers are expected to sail at government expense as an exodus begins to resume across the ocean.
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Uncle Sam
Range finders and language shifts in American war notes
The article extols American gunner superiority due to an instantaneous range finder, stressing accuracy and rapid fire. It argues English will supplant Spanish in conquered territories, urges Spaniards to learn English, and cautions insurgents in Cuba to await US guidance before seeking control, warning of US resolve.
European powers warned over Spain invasion threat debate
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that any plan by European powers to send a squadron against Spain would provoke ridicule in England and recalls past coercive naval actions by powers like Germany and Italy. It warns Spain to sue for peace within weeks to avoid American intervention.
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Spain
England
Central
South America
Italy
Colombia
Germany
Hayti
Europe
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
War-weary Spain signals possible peace terms
The article notes Srarn at last shows signs of fatigue from prolonged hostilities and hints at peace. It predicts swift negotiations if terms are clear, while urging continued military operations until peace is assured. It reports food access improving in Santiago via money market purchases and Red Cross aid, with rural self-sufficiency rising as famine eases.
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Srarn
Spain
Santiago
Red Cross Society
World Wheat Outlook Estimates Record Crop Yet Shrink Nerves
Sioux City Journal notes Wheat outlooks by Broomhall and Bradstreet's Toronto correspondent place 1807 at about 2.325 billion and 1908 near 2.544 billion bushels, a record harvest with a looming supply squeeze as reserves run low. Observers expect major gains in United States Canada France Austria Hungary Italy Balkan provinces United Kingdom and Australasia totaling about 805 million bushels, yet visible and invisible stocks are at multi‑year lows amid high prices and strong demand.
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Broomhall
Toronto
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
France
Austria Hungary
Italy
Balkan
United Kingdom
Australasia
Europe
Sioux City Journal
Oregon Battleship Emerges From Distant Ocean To Fight
The battleship Oregon rushed from thousands of miles away to join a major naval battle, proving itself a swift greyhound and fierce bulldog in combat. Reported to have reached sixteen knots during pursuit of the Cristobal Colon, the ship mirrored the crew’s fighting spirit and demonstrated the Navy’s readiness under critical moments.
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Oregon
Cristobal Colon
McKinley Peace Proposal Aims at Strategic Ends
The President will propose terms to Spain in response to its note. The plan argues the United States did not seek conquest but needed to seize islands to cripple Spain and gain unavoidable advantages. Some captured areas would serve coaling and strategic needs, not permanent possession.
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McKinley
Spain
United States
American capital to enter Cuba and Porto Rico soon
Our accounts indicate American companies are forming to trade in Cuba and Porto Rico as soon as safe. It is likely substantial American capital will invest in property and business in principal cities of those islands. American enterprise will expand production and business volume, and post Spanish rule thrift will brighten the future.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Springfield Rifles Stand Up In Debate On Arms
The piece argues that Springfield rifles are sturdy simple to maintain and accurate despite claims of inferiority. It notes the shift to smokeless powder in U S ammunition as the primary distinction between the Spanish and American arms, with the Springfield shown to perform well in all conditions.
Miss Senixy Ordered Out of Spain After Madrid Mission
Miss Senixy who traveled to Madrid to press the Queen Regent for peace has been ordered to leave Spain at once. The note hints she could have avoided the trip by awaiting an invitation to contribute to peace talks. The article suggests any formal negotiations will announce the terms in due course.
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Miss Senixy
Madrid
Spain
Postage stamp sales rise over prior year by four percent
Postage stamp sales for the past fiscal year exceeded the year before by more than four percent. Total sales reached 83 million dollars. The rise signals a substantial growth in business volume and activity.
Porto Rico natives cheer American soldiers in belief of deliverance
In Porto Rico the populace welcomes U S troops as liberators from Spanish rule and the rumor of American fighting prowess sways volunteers in the Spanish army. Reports note climate and road conditions differ from Cuba, aiding rapid troop movements while Miles plans a swift push toward San Juan. Local towns already under U S control as arrivals continue, with potential easy seizure of San Juan versus harder combat at Santiago.
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Tre
Porto Rico
Cuba
Miles
San Juan
Santiago
President McKinley’s war conduct earns public confidence
Critics urge Spain settlement ideas, but supporters praise McKinley for careful, decisive leadership. The president is credited with drawing correct conclusions on war measures and handling responsibilities with masterly statesmanship, earning public trust in his judgment.
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Ous
McKintey
Spain
Bismark Remembered as Iron Chancellor of Germany
The great German statesman Otto von Bismarck dies ending a long career that shaped Germany's unification and industrial rise. Known for his rugged nature and government by military rule, his age and power waned as death closed his remarkable tenure. His influence endures in German history.
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Bismark
Germany
German Empire
Spain Should Propose Directly in Peace Talks Says US
The piece argues European powers favor Spain avoiding hard terms and warns against external meddling. It suggests the United States may demand concessions if Europe overreaches and praises Spain for direct proposals and prompt acceptance, noting American resolve to defend interests.
Election in Aranama for state officers likely Democrat win
Aranama held a state officer election including governor and minor posts. The contest pitted Democrats against the Populists with strong feelings on both sides. At report time returns were incomplete, but it was probable the Democrats won.
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Aranama
Aguinaldo May Need Dressing Down If Peace Delays
If the Manila situation grows tense due to insurgent actions and delayed peace, Agua naldo is viewed as getting too powerful and may require a firm rebuke to restore order and sensible conduct.
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Manila
Aguanaldo
Iowa cornfields yield kernels for hogs after war
A fragment notes Iowa cornfields developing more kernels than needed for the Spanish war, with the surplus said to be useful for feeding hogs once the conflict ends.
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Iowa
Invasion Campaign Demands Immediate Start
Weyer faces a race to begin his campaign at once or risk failing to push beyond the western shore of Spain. Without swift action he cannot build a reputation as a leading typewriter general of the age nor avoid becoming a symbol of oppression for women and children.
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Weyer
Spain
Measles Hit Young King of Spain and Citizens Urged Change
A brief removes scattered comments on the young king of Spain contracting measles and notes others in the realm would welcome some change. The passage hints at broader discontent and potential upheaval within the kingdom.
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Spain
United States Philippines meddling feared amid old world quarrels
The passage recalls Ottoman Greece tensions and-points to how powers once bickered, each pushing different propositions. It suggests if one country meddles in the Philippines others would confront it, implying distant danger from foreign interference though presently remote.
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Turkey
Qgreece
United States
Philippines
Landing of Mites and American forces at Porto Rico
The report notes Mites landed on Porto Rico with American ships, the foggy seas delaying action as forces move to seize San Juan. The capture is expected to require substantial fighting and time, though the initial landing occurred without American casualties.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
General Garvin backs U S occupation of Santiago
Announcement states Garvin the Cuban general is satisfied with the American occupation of Santiago. It notes exaggeration by yellow journal correspondents and hopes for harmony between U S troops and Cuban officers so they can assume control and relieve the American forces soon.
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Garvin
Santiago
Yellow Journal
United States
After Spain business, focus shifts to domestic rivals
The editorial opines that once the Spain business is settled, attention turns to domestic 'popocrats' likely to spark another political clash. It compares them to Spaniards, noting both take long to realize they have had enough, but time will come for them to concede.
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Spain
Grasshoppers delay trains across Colorado and Kansas
Reports say grasshoppers have appeared in eastern Colorado and western Kansas in such numbers that trains are delayed several hours. The hoppers cover steel rails for miles, making tracks slippery and causing slow progress. experts think the infestation may not severely injure the corn crop this year.
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Colorado
Kansas
Losses at Santiago Compared Spanish Forces
The report states our troops at Santiago suffered 812 killed and 1283 wounded, totaling 1505 casualties. It notes Spaniards reportedly lost over 1200 killed plus additional captures and casualties in the army, navy, and related losses.
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Santiago
Philippines status and American protectorate option
The United States is near a conclusion on the Philippines and Spain’s rule in the islands is effectively ended. If the U S does not retain them, they will likely establish their own government under an American protectorate to safeguard inhabitants' rights.
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United States
Philippines
Spain
Blanco's Turn Promised Chance to Speak in Own Behalf
The piece foresees Blanco gaining a chance to speak as frosts begin and his forces are gathered. While preparations continue on the eastern island end, Havana is expected to fall and the Cuban campaign to end the war with Spain.
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Blanco
Havana
Spain
Don Blanco Faces Humility Test After Honor Lesson
The passage contemplates Blanco possibly returning to Spain with his troops, unable to satisfy his pride as a grand don of ancient lineage. It hints Lea might teach him a lesson in manners, arguing only humanity could justify such action.
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Blanco
Spain
Lea
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