JUDGE BABB CONSENTS TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
The piece notes Judge Babb of Mt Pleasant consented to seek the gubernatorial nomination after initial reluctance. It mentions the temporary state convention setup with Nathaniel P. French as chairman, and references a Liberal League anti prohibition group meeting in Marshalltown with speakers on legalizing liquor production in Iowa. It also lists various local officials and other political maneuverings across Iowa and Missouri, along with brief items on defaulter Taylor in Sioux City and county treasurer issues in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Babb
Mt. Pleasant
Fhrst
Groneweg
Council Bluffs
State Central Committee
Nathaniel P. French
Scott Count
John H. Mithen
Pot
Liberal League of Iowa
Walter I. Hayes
Democratic Party
John L. Siegfield
Davenport
H. F. Schroeder
Daven
Sport
P. P. Me‘Quirk
Joseph Etboeck
Deg Moines
T. B. Berry
Albia
J. C. Beam
What Cheer
Attorney Fairail
Jackson County
Iowa
Taylor
Sioux City
W. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Chicago
Pierre
Snrious
Populists Hold Fort Worth Fusion Split Abortive
Aug. 7 Fort Worth Tex. thousands attend Populist camp meeting in Sportaman park. Resolutions reaffirm Omaha platform. Letters from Debs and Steart regret absence. Ex Governor Waite and General Weaver address convention. Fusion with silver Democrats decided negative. Other briefs cover rail accidents robberies and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion
Fort Worrir
Tex
Sportaman Park
HB. W. Debs
William
Steart
Waite
Weaver
Silver Democrats
Telegraph
Charges Filed Against Frank E Muorna Clerk of District Court
Excerpt reports charges against Frank E Muorna a district court clerk in Mills County amid a broader regional news digest. The piece also notes the death of a pioneer and a carnival of sport at Shanandoah with mentions of an irrigation scheme and robber arrests. It covers Democratic convention events in Marshalltown Governor Bestow’s remarks on silver policy and nomination stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Muorna
Mills County
Shanandoah
Omaha Official in Trouble With Charges Filed Against Clerk
Frank E. Moores, eight-year district court clerk and renomination candidate, faces charges of misfeasance and maladminstration filed with the county commissioners. Specifications allege unlawful extortion of fees and services not performed. Action seeks vacancy declaration and investigation by judiciary committee. Moores denies irregular conduct. Other items note Grocery Salesmen Organize in Des Moines with officers and measures to curb price cuts, and Trouble Over a Newspaper Plant in Nebraska with replevin actions and tax threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Moores
District Court
Omaha
Moores
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Winspear
Board of Public Works
Fred J. Sackett
E. P. Davis
Judiciary Committee
Moorea
Rich Land Owner dies near Payne Junction in Nebrask a
Ex minister Mosea A Payne prominent landowner dies at home near Payne Junction. He boasted ownership of land in every state and territory except Vermont and leaves a wife and three children. Carnival of Sport at Shenandoah Iowa tournament Aug 20 21 22 with 1200 for attractions including ball games bicycle races and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebtaska City
Mosea A. Payne
Union
Payne Junction
Vermont
Shenandoah
Shenannoag
Marshalltown and Dakota Railway plans filed at Des Moines
Articles of incorporation filed by Marshalltown and Dakota Railway Company reveal a Boone based principal office with Chicago branch. The project aims to build a northwest line from Story City toward southeast Dakota with capital stock of 2,000,000 and a board including T. Maservey N. D. Fraser and Hamilton Browne.
Japan Claims Right to Search American Vessels Sparks Diplomatic Clash
Washington reports reveal Japan pressed the right to board and seize Chinese or enemy passengers on American ships, prompting high tension just before the armistice with China. The issue, denied by Dun, threatened war if not dropped, and lingered as a danger in future East Asia conflicts.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Chicago Times-Herald
Chicago
Kohlsaar
Times- Herald
State Department
Thomas
Japan
Fheore
Cuinesca
London
Spain
Russia
United States
China
Dun
Great Britain
Admiral Carpenter
Haya
Stitzer Named Commander of Wyoming Soldiers and Sailors Home
Frank A. Stitzer, adjutant general of the Wyoming National Guard and chief of the governor's staff, was appointed commander of the Wyoming Soldiers and Sailors Home in Stitzer's city. Holmes Writing His Own History in Philadelphia notes H.4.H. Holes is drafting his life history and has secured a publisher with the work set to release soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitzer
Frank A. Stitger
Wyoming National Guard
Wyoming Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
Holmes
Orange Blossom cure for female troubles advertised
An 19th century patent medicine promotion touts Orange Blossom as a poultice like remedy that draws fever and pain and restores healthy secretions. It claims direct application to diseased parts treats falls, dropsy of the womb, irregular menses, leucorrhea, ulceration and tumors with a painless pastille sold by mail for one dollar from Dr J A McGill Co and Vic Emmert Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Chicago
Saleby
VIC Emmert & CO
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B. French
Keott
Tamporary
Liberal League
Marshalltown
Wert Brothers
Mre, Wert
Creston
Camp
Board of Supervisors
Justice Docketa
Union County
McCallum
Conax
D. D. McCallum
Sibley
Mineral Springs
Missouri
Louis
Perthe Springs
S. P. Bland
Turpie
Indiana
Harris
Tennessee
Tones
Arkansas
Ferdinand Most
Lonxon
Standard
Sofia
St. Petersburg
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Pope
the Times
Berlin
Emror William
Justice Jackson
Moniday
Nasavinun
Fuller
Howell E. Jackson
Bell Meade
Justice Brewer
Pallbearays
Thomas H. Malone
Nashville
Charles N. Blatchford
Lynchburg
Charles E. Fenner
New Orleans
W. H. Taft
Cincinnati
Lawrence Maxwell
Snodgrass
Tennessee Supreme Court
J. M. Dickinson
H. M. Doak
Nashvilis
Brown
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
M. D. Howell
Durrant
Examiner and Chronicle
Jenkins
SquartLe
Wash
Brayton Ives
Northern Pacific Company
Hanford
Circuit Court
Messrs
Qakes
Payne
Rouse
Wisconsin
Ives
Lota
Gunnison
Colo
Gulton
Call Creek
Deering
Culvennt
Carbon County
Rawlins
Joseph E. Simmons
Union Pacific Railway Company
Gamages
Simmons
Pire
Sully
John Bucher
Burlington
Lydia Campbell
Wichita
Kow
Ada Visher
West Shore Railroad
Dubuque
Bill Masse
Harry Dunwalls
Kan
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Kokoro
Ind
B.F. Caswell
Salina
Peoria
Iils
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Carlisle
Mackinac Island
Harold Hall
England
Grace Metcalf
Elytia
Moody Institute
Craig
Minnie Keltner
Walter Dennison
Ann Arbor
Mich
H.F. Decon
Detroit
Athens
Rome
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Milwaukee
James Stiles
Richmond
Bestow
Crantron
Acceptanes
Drs Moines
Byron Cleveland
Waterloo
A.L. Thompson
H. Campbell
H. V. Foote
Des Moines
Ouour
Neb
Netson
J. L. Greenlee
H. O. Richmond
Greenlee
Albion
S. W
State Bank
Bronx City
Citigens State Bank of
South Sioux City
W. H. Ryan
Milla County
Matvunn
Joseph J. Johnson
Orv
Gray
Myra Valley
Buckminister
Hall
Rusnvinnn
Sam Buckminister
B. F. Fackler
Sandhills
Fackler
Reform School
Carlos Martyn
Christian Citizenship League
League
Veio
Hilton
Asta
Water Company
Nebraska City
Water and Light Company
Crawtorp
Mike Ellinger
Pittsburrg
George Cromley
Cornelius Shay
John Ryan
Scandinavia
B. C
Carnegie Company
Homestead
Ria Wire
Denver
Harmon
Charles Harrison Scobey
Cripple Creek
Scobey
General Harmon
Nettie E.scobey
Perry
O. T
Ben Craven
Bill Crittenden
Crittenden
Craven
Tebbe
Kora
Crayens
Baate Pass
Magruder
Federal Marine Service
Jeffersonville
Southern Prison
Salisbury
Uncle Sam
Crisp
Jackson
Charles F. Ovisp
McNeal
Bimetallic League
Thomas F. Bayard
Victoria Hotel
Richard Croker
Mexico
Dagnce de Aros
Cuba
Shananar
Cleveland
Denby
America
Strehnan
Vancouver
Fraser River
Pris En
Arisig
Winchester
Winchester Chemical Co
Iime
Ripans
Ripans Chemical CO
New York
Dr. Price
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