The State Ticket Shows Republican Unity and Strength
The Republican ticket is described as a people’s choice, free from rings or prior entanglements. Nominees include Shaw for governor, Milliman for lieutenant governor, Waterman for supreme judge, Barrett for superintendent, and Davidson for railroad commissioner. State leaders McMillian, Kendall, and Treynor are highlighted as ready to lead the campaign.
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Republican Party
Shaw
Iowa
Denison
Crawford County
White
Methodist Church
Western Iowa
J.C. Milliman
Logan
Milliman
Chas. M. Waterman
Davenport
RC. Barrett
Osage
C. J. Davidson
Hull
Sioux County
H. G. McMillian
State Central Committee
N. E. Kendall
J. M. Treynor
Middle-of-the-road populists field full ticket in Iowa
The article lists candidates: Charles A. Lloyd for governor, R. H. Perkins for lieutenant governor, Fa Lowenberg for supreme judge, Captain Wa. Blaine for superintendent of public instruction, L. H. Griffith for railroad commissioner. It notes Lee Griffith as railroad nominee with improbable promises and suggests middle-of-the-roaders may attract votes near the visionists. C. F. Coast of the Globe-Democrat attended Cedar Rapids GOP convention.
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Charles A. Lloyd
Musessine
R. H. Perkins
Lyon County
Cedar Rapids convention praised for hospitality and beauty
A reader recounts the Cedar Rapids convention with skepticism toward the editors and politicians, praising the city’s hospitality. The piece notes low room rates, inexpensive meals, and generous treatment of reporters, while criticizing political machinations and romanticized accounts of the event.
Return of Prosperity Across Farmers and Industries
A broad national prosperity is described as lasting and firm, benefiting farmers, merchants, manufacturers, laborers, and bankers. Accounts are being paid, new work and enterprises emerge, transportation and banking improve, and fears of bank failures fade as confident business leaders seek new capital investments.
Gardner and the Office Clash Over Sheriff Race
Sheridan editor rants against Republican candidate J P Hill accusing him of a deal with a Democratic rival. The piece labels Gardner’s claims as lies, warns voters fusionist tactics will fail, and asserts Hill’s integrity and strong standing with voters ahead of the election.
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Gardner
Sheriff’s Office
Fusion Party
The
Democrat
J. P. Hill
Sheriff's Office
Suc
Hill
Nilt
Hart Delivers Notable Address as Temporary Cedar Rapids Chairman
Chantes M. Hart gave a strong public speech as temporary chairman at Cedar Rapids. The talk impressed delegates, resonated as a campaign document, and was broadcast statewide by Fred White. Hart spoke to a superb audience, reflecting credit on himself and the ninth district.
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Chantes M. Hart
Cedar Rapids
Fred White
Europe Powers Nurture Alliance Amid English Watchful Eye
A reflection on Russia hosting Germany and France joining, while England stays vigilant about being sidelined. The piece suggests a growing European bloc that could challenge Britain on land and sea, as eastern nations seek protective arrangements to deter conflict.
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Russia
Germany
France
England
Prominent Republicans at Cedar Rapids convention nominate clean ticket
At Cedar Rapids the leading Republicans gathered with one purpose to nominate a clean, honest ticket free from entanglements. They were enthusiastic, earnest, and decisive, selecting candidates promptly without error. The passage credits the vigor and integrity of the delegates and their choices.
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Trrene
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts largest state convention yet expected to nominate
The Cedar Rapids gathering is described as the largest convention ever held in the state. It will nominate a ticket to sweep the state with a grand majority. Delegates are portrayed as representative men ready to insist on right and public interest, with no ring or machine controlling the ticket or platform.
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Cedar Rapids
Woodward Theater Company
Opera House
Ita
Frohmans
Campaign Call Urges Strong GOP Ticket to Bar Silver
The speaker argues the state and county tickets are strong and urges every Republican to rally for large majorities on all candidates to defeat silver at 16 to 1 and clear the path for prosperity. He calls for goodwill toward those who have opposed them.
Calamity Platform Sparks Debate in Iowa Election Field
A wary tone meets the market mess as the speaker mocks a calamity ticket and questions election prospects in Iowa. The restless vibe hints at rising commodity concerns with wheat near a dollar per bushel and cattle prices above five cents per pound in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Iowa
Fusionists Claim Providence Backing GOP in Iowa
The piece argues Providence favors elected Republicans and predicts a Republican sweep in Iowa this fall, asserting fusionists should accept the shift. It claims Democrats failed during their four years, while Providence aligns with the GOP and the fusionists would be disappointed by a GOP majority.
Arctic balloon voyage planned after Iowa campaign ends
Trista hopes Professor Andree returns with his arctic balloon to escort Fred White and his fellow candidate. They aim to reach a region suitable for schooling off after the Iowa campaign closes, with the voyage expected to start early in November.
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Trista
Prof
Andree
Fred White
Iowa
Local voters urge support for Waterman ticket this fall
Orr County supporters rally for Judge Waterman and the Republican slate this fall aiming to roll up a strong majority. The message emphasizes unity and party strength ahead of election season.
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Scott County
Judge Waterman
Duel Between French Prince and Italian Officer Wounds
A French prince who dueled an Italian officer a few days ago was wounded in two places while the Italian was pricked only in the hand. The remark suggests that if both had been killed the world would be two fools fewer.
Calamity News on Republican impact in wheat price debate
The piece argues the Republican party restored business activity, opened workshops, and boosted employment, increasing demand for farm goods. It criticizes fusionists in Iowa, notes Horace Boies’ stance on free silver, and describes a joint debate between Fred White and Thrace Boies as a political novelty.
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Republcan
Republican Party
Fred White
Thrace Boies
White
Shaw
Prosperity calls to farmers amid rising prices and solid dollars
Pere celebrates higher prices for his products as 100 cent dollars circulate with full face value everywhere. No complaints about overvaluation arise. Dollar wheat and dollars of full value ease toil and lift spirits, hoping prosperity reaches every home in the land.
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Pere
Politician Critique on Bread Prices and Labor
The speaker mocks the opposing party for high bread prices and claims the poor can now find work to earn money. They argue the critics are never satisfied and always finding new complaints.
Campaign rhetoric and credit in Iowa’s four ticket field
Four state tickets are now in Iowa and the campaign will begin. Orators will aid newspapers in clearing the way and doing the heavy lifting once candidates are in the field. After the battle, the loudest voice often takes most credit and the praise follows.
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Iowa
Fusion Campaign Orators Drift Toward Socialism
Observers report that fusion speakers opened last Thursday's Town rally with a strong push toward socialism. Some claim only abolition of the competitive system can cure societal ills, signaling a shift in central ideas among fusionists.
Candidate Hari Speech Signals Campaign Prep
In Cedar Rapids the temporary chairman Hari delivered a speech urging the Son. Candidate White to study what lies ahead in the campaign. He should anticipate several such moments and practice responses privately to become familiar before speaking in public.
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White
Hari
Cedar Rapids
Cuban insurgents press war with dynamite attacks
Insurgents in Cuba show resolve to end the war by striking Spaniards outside block houses and pursuing them. A dynamite gun attack days ago caused significant destruction and loss of life, prompting Weyler to abandon active hunting of the insurgents.
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Cuba
Weyler
Bryan’s prophecy on McKinley and gold standard misfired
One year ago Mr. Bryan predicted wheat would fall to 25 cents if McKinley and the gold standard won. The forecast proved wildly wrong as his error exceeds three fourths, and his popocrat followers are branded as failed prophets.
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Bryan
William McKinley
Fusion committee plans multilingual campaign speeches
A report notes the fusion committee aims to save time by recording speeches in several languages. If all speakers address voters together the result may be as intelligible as current multi language talks. Horace Boies backs the same ticket while Seema questions the approach.
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Warrre
Horace Boies
Seema
Fusion Committee
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
Henry Steinberger
Allentown
Vic Emmert & Co
Providence and parties pull together warned as rivals rise
Tos popocrats claim Providence improves condition but note it never aided the democratic party in the last administration. They argue if Providence and the Republican party continue cooperation then there is no use for the other fellows to try to defeat them.
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Hubbard
J. W. Blythe
Chase
Globe-Democrat
Tos Popocrats
Providence
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tham
Mount Lebanon
Absence of loafers on street corners signals change
The text notes that the average citizen can see a sign of improvement as crowds debating free silver vanish from street corners. Those willing to work are now too busy and industriously pursuing employment, leaving no time for such arguments.
Fusion orators kick off fall campaign in this region
Early campaign rhetoric from Twe fusion speakers marks the start of the fall effort. They claim no ground gained in the local area and that prosperity remains steady. Supporters move forward as the public continues familiar routines amidst unfolding political discourse.
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Twe
Surprising acceptance of a controversial financial theory
The passage laments Americans embracing a financial theory deemed rejected by the half civilized Japs after years of trial, noting the irony and accusing the blind of failing to see. It reflects frustration with those advocating the theory despite consensus against it and suggests a critical view of public judgment.
Free-silverites face uphill task with voters this fall
The article notes that free-silver advocates will find it hard to win over sheep and women to support their ticket this autumn as voters recall the Republicans' actions each time they count their cash.
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Ture
Cedar Rapids Candidates Receive Strong Home Support Endorsement
Several Cedar Rapids nominees drew loud ovations from home audiences and won broad Republican backing. The ticket is described as a winner by a large majority.
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Cedar Rapids
Jon Card Declines Deputy Role in Hill Election
Jon Card authorizes stating he will not serve as deputy for J. P. Hill or any other candidate if elected. This counters assertions made by the Cass County Democrat.
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Jon Card
J. P. Hill
Cass County
Orator of the Platte Draws Crowds With Silver Voice
Reporters note a metallic ring to the nickname the “orator of the Platte” has gained as crowds chase the familiar term “cross of gold” referenced from last fall.
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Silver
Platte
Cross of Gold
Bryan to speak eleven times in Iowa for fusion bid
Report says Bryan will make eleven speeches in Iowa this year for the fusion ticket, a move expected to push Republican influence toward as much as a 50 000 vote majority in the region.
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Bryan
Iowa
Wits Wheat and Corn Prices Rise a Penny a Day
A satirical note laments daily price climbs in agricultural staples. Wheat and corn advance three to five cents, oats following, prompting quips about opposition to rising costs and alleged complacent critics.
Political tensions loom in early November ballots
Fragmented remarks suggest Republicans face a volatile political climate as voters prepare to cast ballots in the coming days. The Democratic Philadelphia Times notes nationwide attention to business improvements and hints at a potential shift favorable to silver.
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Philadelphia ‘Times
Town Children's Home day noted at multiple churches
Sunday services highlighted support for the society with Burnett speaking at Presbyterian and Methodist churches. Rev Beush occupied pulpit duties, while the United Presbyterian pastor joined Congregationalists for a shared address. The feature also mentions Shaker Digestive Cordial and local theater notices, ending with a veteran’s testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Beush
Baptist Church
United Presbyterian
Burnett
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Ayres & Hollowell
L. M. Shaw
Supreme Cour
M. Wa'erman
Public Instruction
R. C. Barrett
Railroad Commissioner Co
L. Davidson
H. Smith
M. N. Baker
T. W. Brown
J.P. Hill
H. B. Newcomb
M. J. Murphy
A. M. Petite
Board of Supervisors
EB. Wheeler
C.F. Coast
Council Butts’ Globe-Democrat
Sher
Parsipent McKinney
McKinley
United States
Shaw & Crombie
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