Republican State and County Tickets Listing
Republican state ticket lists Far Governor L N Shaw Lieutenant Governor J C Milliman Supreme Judge J G Sherven Railroad Commissioner E A Dawson Superintendent R C Barrett Republican county ticket names M N Baker for Representative T W Brown for Treasurer J P Hill 1 B Johnson Ker Coroner M J Murphy Supervisors R D Wilkin D B Frink B10 40
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L. N. Shaw
J. C. Milliman
J. G. Sherven
E. A. Dawson
R.C. Barrett
M. N. Baker
T. W. Brown
J. P. Hill
B. Johnson
Ker
M. J. Murphy
R.D. Wilkin
D. B. Frink
Telegraph Changes Hands in Atlantic Cass County
The Daily and Weekly Telegraph and Book Bindery is sold to Egan Anderson Co with possession on Thursday August 10. The current publishers Ayuns and Hollowell retire after a long, grateful run praising patrons and county support while predicting growth under new owners and regional allies. Ed Egan and Ed Anderson bring experience and energy, backed by T. T. and J. M. Anderson of Indianola, to make the Telegraph the state’s best paper.
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Egan, Anderson &Co
Atlantic
Cass County
Teleguar
Messrs
Egan and
Anderson
Ed Egan
Ed Anderson
Messrs. T. T
J. M. Anderson
Indianola
Ayuns & Hollowell
Democratic Leaders Fail to Coax Returnees for Criticism
The Democrats press to get returning soldiers to offer a criticism of the administration, but their efforts fall flat as veterans show cold comfort. Gov Shaw honors the returning men with clear language, highlighting them in their proper light.
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Gov, Shaw
Rapid regiments fill and troops move toward Manila
The reports say regiments are filling quickly and many troops are preparing to depart toward Manila. This news will likely discourage Aguinaldo and his followers more than anti expansion supporters' reports. It may lead him to reconsider once the rain ends.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Atlantic City Business Openings Debate Settled
Confused chatter on new Atlantic ventures ends as report confirms no plans to quit current business. Republicans and Democrats alike stay silent on the Des Moines state convention platform, implying broad acceptance of the GOP choice.
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Atlantic
Grand Chief AnnuaK Defends Boycott Of Cleveland Street Lines
Cedar Rapids Republican quotes Grand Chief AnnuaK of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers denouncing the boycott as un-American and flawed while praising the organized union leadership led by Arthur. The piece contrasts this with Debs and Sovereign influenced groups, noting their decline.
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Annuak
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland Street Railways
Arthur
Dobs
Sovereign
Debs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Republicans Aim for Large Fall Majority
The article argues Republicans in Iowa should aim for the largest possible majority in the November elections. A big victory would boost Iowa’s honor and strengthen momentum for next year’s presidential race, inspiring similar efforts nationwide and weakening the opposition.
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Iowa
Clouds Gather on Political Horizon for Bryan Ahead of Convention
Col. W. J. Bryan sees clouds clouding the political horizon as the presidential contest nears. Cyclonic signs suggest trouble brewing for him before the Democratic national convention.
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Col
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Trust formation declines hit New Jersey finances hard
The article notes a downturn in trust creation, with filing and recording fees for articles of incorporation failing to bolster the state’s finances. It argues that while Democrats profess to oppose trusts, such entities still depend on a Democratic state like New Jersey to legally incorporate.
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New Jersey
Ihe
General Funston Says War Just, Still Committed to Victory
General Funston states strong belief in the justice of the war while regretting its necessity. He vows to stay with the army until victory, expresses satisfaction with treatment received, and shows no doubt about serving on the firing line and understanding war’s meaning.
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Funston
Farmers weigh steps to harvest corn as rains persist
The article notes prolonged rains forcing farmers to consider using step ladders to gather corn and even chop stalks for cordwood fuel this winter due to immense ongoing growth. It highlights the tough growing season and potential profits from alternative uses of stalks.
Turbanana Trust Fails To Stir Public Interest
Editorial notes Turbanana trust handles only foreign productions with little vitality and mocks claims that tariffs underpin all trusts. Critics say the tariffs are a political talking point and dismiss the influence of 4 trust discussions as mere chatter.
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Turbanana Trust
Popocrats
Americans Spend Billions Abroad as Europeans Welcome Tourists
More than 40,000 Americans travel to Europe each season to spend money in foreign nations. The aggregate expenditures amount to millions annually, benefiting merchants in London, Paris, and other major cities.
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Europe
London
Paris
Irene Iowa Nominates Basher for Governor Race
In a chaotic draft the Iowa democracy suggests Rev Basher as governor candidate with an undertaker running mate to ensure clergy access and prompt burial services, aiming to secure timely funerary provisions for the party.
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Irene
Democracy
Iowa
Rev
Basher
No title found in excerpt on searching for fault
A reflective line notes that some men focus on fault finding in others and miss their own success. Constantly watching the dark clouds, they fail to notice the sun peeking through until it harms them.
Russian czar weighs future after weary tenure
The Czar of Russia is said to be tired of his toil and has considered stepping aside, but many of his people urge him to stay on and continue in his current role.
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Cyar
Russia
Candidates Open Drives For Speakership At Legislature
After the state convention the next step will be for candidates for the speakership of the upcoming legislature to begin their efforts urging county supporters to advocate for them. Many hopefuls are expected to emerge, all claiming the qualifications for a first class speaker.
Politician BuyYAN Faces Criticism Over Goeble Marriage
The article notes BuyYAN’s marriage to Goeble of Kentucky and describes growing opposition and criticism aimed at Bryan for supporting Goelle’s candidacy. It mentions Bryan as previously allied with Goelle and describes shifting endorsements.
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Buyyan
Goeble
Kentucky
O. K
Bryan
Goelle
Lilie
Endoree
Renomination Praise for Leslia M. Shaw by Iowa Republicans
The Chicago Times-Herald lauds Governor Leslia M. Shaw for unani mous renomination and steadfast support of the gold standard. It credits his convictions, courage, and clear stance against repudiation as vital to the west’s economic salvation and political integrity.
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Leslia M. Shaw
Iowa
Shaw
West
Thomas
Leslie M. Shaw
Governor Shaw
Chicago
limes-Herald
Army and Navy joint success in Calamba siege praised
The army and navy cooperated effectively in the Calamba assault, each doing its duty with bravery and fidelity since the Spanish war began. War correspondents hoped to spark jealousy, but all branches deserve praise for their collective achievements, standing side by side in a history making effort.
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Navy
Calamba
Army
Proclamation of Republican Victory in Iowa Convention
The article praises a harmonious Iowa Republican convention and strong ticket for the fall. It notes occasional senate resistance but expects the legislature to elect a capable successor to Wm. B. Allison, reflecting broad confidence in a united party and upcoming leadership.
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Iowa
United States
Wm. B. Allison
Senate
Unified Ticket Backing Across Parties Suggested
The state convention's Republican ticket is praised as fit for all voters, and endorsing it unanimously by Democrats is proposed to remove any dispute though it would deprive Republicans of some amusement. Similar sentiment applies to the county ticket with many Democrats seen as favoring unity.
Iowa Republican convention rewards younger members with plum posts
The Republican state convention shows younger men gain visibility in the party as Judge Sherwin’s nomination to the contested office signals recognition of all ages. The party tends to retain capable officers while valuing the rising younger members of the party family.
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Sherwin
Iowa
Railroad line to Council Bluffs may pass through Atlantic
Local business leaders in Atlantic are urged to influence the Great Western railroad’s East Penn to Council Bluffs route to pass through Atlantic if feasible. The speaker warns that routing six to eight miles south of town would incur the same disadvantages as bypassing the city, negating potential benefits.
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Io the
Great Western Railroad
East Penn
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Corn yield forecast after week of heavy rains across Midwest
Extended rains drenched Iowa Illinois Nebraska and Kansas raising expectations for record corn yields. Nebraska and Kansas are poised for their largest harvest in years while Iowa remains the nation's leading corn state.
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Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Kansas
Regiments for the Philippines Near Ready for Manila Transport
Tuner reports the new regiments have surpassed the 1000 mark with the rest close behind. The units are declared to be ready and expedited transport arrangements are in place to move them to Manila.
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Philippines
Manila
Labor Agitation and Politics Stir Strikes Debate
A historical letter argues against street railway, brickmaker, and miner strikes. It claims past work stoppages harmed workers and suggests restoring Democratic power, condemning demagogic agitators and urging labor groups to expel agitators and focus on honest trades for stability and livelihood.
Editor Sees News Demands vs. Guarded Personal Comments
The piece argues editors face a clash between timely reporting and avoiding personal affronts, noting readers demand the truth while controversial mentions provoke backlash. It asserts editors must balance coverage without offending individuals, as avoiding mention can anger readers while praising or condemning names risks accusations.
Labor council blasts soldiers mustering out in San Francisco
The San Francisco labor council issues an address protesting mustering out of soldiers there. It argues soldiers would spend government pay then seek work on the coast, competing with locals. The piece criticizes labor organizations as selfish and unreasonable, claiming their actions lower their standing with the people.
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Tuene
San Francisco Labor Council
San Francisco
Contested Philippine Campaign Criticism Faces Officers’ Backing
The piece reports that Otis faces attacks over his Philippine campaign management and telegraph reports, but officers including Admiral Davey back his views and future plans. It notes the results align with Otis and argues more proof of incompetency would be needed for changes in commanders.
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Otis
Philippine
Davey
Pxusipent WhKitney Plans Adirondack Sojourn Between Duties
Pxusipent WhKitney rests in the Adirondacks while fending off yellow journal correspondents. He has earned 2.3 percent vacation and hopes to regain prime condition before Congress and the Philippine campaign begin. The rainy season ends around late August, after which he will devote himself to exacting business.
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Adirondacks
Amry
Congress
Spiritualist Medium Claims Contact With Ingersoll and Sherman
A Qots announcement asserts direct communication with the spirit of Robert G. Ingersoll and suggests similar contact with John Sherman. The message urges cautious belief and asks readers to give the spirit time to adjust before returning to recount itself, stressing a sober approach to such claims.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Dogbt
John Sherman
Sliny
Currency reform caution from experience
Experience shows many reforms fail when advocates push rapid radical change. A slower, more conservative approach would have achieved the goal without trouble, a lesson to keep in mind for currency legislation and its passage.
Whispers of 1896 Orators and the Tillers of the Soil
A reflection on the era when many orators rallied for the rural poor and urged enlistment to save the country. The chunk notes today’s tillers visible daily with hopeful smiles, while the other fellows have faded from prominence, occasionally seen riding freight train bumpers in attempts to find a new chance.
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Wuart
Emerson letter defends duties of loyal citizens in Philippine questions
In another volume a letter from W B Emerson answers questions from a sympathiser with insurgents in the Philippine Islands. Emerson outlines his and loyal citizens duties beyond party lines, and the letter shows the spirit of a man speaking out in the ranks of the United States Army.
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W. B. Emerson
Philippine Islands
Mr. Emerson
Emerson
United States Army
Free silver split may push gold Democrats from party
The passage warns that many gold Democrats stayed with the party in 1896 and voted for Bryan, expecting the issue to shift away from free silver in the next contest. It questions who would abandon the party if free silver remains central and who would then align with a party favoring a sound financial system in the upcoming presidential election.
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Bryan
Georgia Governor Chandler Appeals Against Mob Violence
Gov Chandler of Georgia calls on residents to halt mob violence, arguing it harms the state and benefits would follow if obeyed, though securing good faith may be difficult as mob rule has damaged several southern states.
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Chandler
Georgia
Governor Poynter’s apparent veto reversal noted
Nebraska Governor Poynter appears to be correcting a past veto as soldiers return home. The piece argues the tone may show contrition for earlier actions and suggests the timing in Philippines actions versus homecoming affects how such moves are received by troops.
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Gov. Poynter
Nebraska
Philippines
Bakers in Howard Barker feud enlist for service in the Philippines
Two Bakers from the Howard-Baker feud in Kentucky have enlisted for service in the Philippines. The men are noted shooters and if they engage a Tagal they could add to the tally of men killed. The piece suggests enlisting in another regiment might allow them to settle their feud upon returning home.
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Kentucky
Philippines
Jeffersonian Democratic legacy cited in obituaries remark
A St Louis Globe-Democrat obituary cites Thomas Jefferson noting he annexed the Louisiana Purchase without consent of the governed and urges Democrats to recall his stance on expansion and related issues, suggesting they should emulate Jefferson in some matters while reevaluating others.
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Yue
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Calamba Capture Stirs Gratitude Over Spanish Prisoners
A report on the capture of Calamba notes the release of Spanish prisoners and the retreat of rebels. It states forces aim to push rebels back and pressure captive Spaniards to surrender, while Spanish observers watch for a chance to slip into allied lines for safety.
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Calamba
Saira D Fry Claims Gen Miles To Command Whole Army
A writer, Saira D Fry, asserts Gen Miles will command the entire army and that the war office will be sidelined, with President McKinley taking a back seat. The piece praises Miles as a capable officer when he dons the gold lace and gets to work, though questions remain.
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Saira D. Fry
Gen. Miles
War Office
McKinley
Fauwers describe recruiting woes for baying and harvesting
Fauwers report difficulty in obtaining labor for baying and harvesting despite high wages. They note some men claim hardship while a able-bodied person who cannot work is criticized as lazy, relying on others for clothes and food.
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Fauwers
Thea
Jobseekers Wanted for New Rail Lines at Good Wages
People who are pining for a job and starving for work are urged to seek employment on the new rail lines. Plenty of work will be furnished with good wages and a chance to advance to higher positions through earning food and wages.
Editor warned to compensate for article attacking Baker
The note urges Hon. M. N. Baker to consult Anita Herald’s editor over unpaid compensation for printing and circulating a critical piece. It claims Marsh Baker could win by a comfortable majority if the piece continues, and mentions Bryan’s claimed $300,000 earnings since 1896, labeling him and allies as robbers and plutocrats.
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M. N. Baker
Anita Herald
Marsh Baker
Orice
Revert
Bryan
Tax Democrats in Cass County Show No Election Drive
Tax Democrats of Cass County appear uninterested in running for offices this fall with no announcements from any potential candidates. The party convention is set for August 12 but no names or efforts are evident ahead of the gathering.
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Cass County
Rain Compare to Philippines Drench Face For Troops
Local readers urged to keep complaining about rain in perspective noting soldiers in the Philippines endured far heavier downpours than their recent showers back home. The remark frames weather hardships against wartime experience to highlight relative inconvenience.
Obituary of J.H. McArraun Oakland Acorn publisher dies
J H McArraun publisher of the Oakland Acorn and postmaster at Oakland died at the editor of the Acorn home on July 25. He had run the paper for many years and was a prominent community figure. He leaves a legacy in local journalism and public service.
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J.H. McArraun
Oakland Acorn
Oakland
The
Acorn
McArthur
Islanders Hopeful for Philippine Islands Work
A note from Atlantic reports only a few people should travel to the Philippine islands. It is claimed a white man cannot work there.
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Tuene
Atlantic
Philippine Islands
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Atlantic Resident
In an unsolicited citizen testimonial from 608 Elm Street, Mr. W. W. Parker reports relief from dull back ache after exposure to cold using Doan’s Kidney Pills. He purchased at Palmer and Findley’s drug store, noting kidneys became normal and healthy in action. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
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Atlantic
Dean
W. W. Parker
Elm Street
Doan
Palmer & Findley
Barnes Returned to Marshalltown After Express Fraud Arrest
Sheriff McPherson brought OC. T. Barnes, once Adams Express agent, from Chicago. Barnes is charged in four Iowa Central railway forgery cases for raising express bills amid alleged fraudulent dealings totaling about $1,000.
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C. T. Barnes
Marshalltown
Marshaunt Town
McPherson
Chicago
OC. T. Barnes
Adams Express Company
Hero
Iowa Central Railway
Three Men Killed at a Crossing Near Humboldt
Fort Dover Aug 6 report from the Northwestern line describes a hunting party of three struck by a moving train two miles east of Humboldt while flyer No. 5 rounded a curve. Two men died immediately and the third died soon after. None bore any identifying papers.
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Fort Dover
Humboldt
Flyer No. 5
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