Local Republicans Seek Cass County Clerk Auditor and Recorder Posts
The Weekly Telegraph records candidates from Cass County seeking Republican nominations for Clerk of the District Court Auditor and Recorder. W H McConvitt James Green C W Andrew Frank Aylesworth Rank Q Jackson announce their runs, asking party support and convention decisions.
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District Court
Cass
W. H. McConvitt
James Green
Cass County
C. W. Andrew
Frank Aylesworth
Reciproc ity and tariff gains in a Republican outlook
The piece argues reciprocity failed under Democratic rule due to tariff tinkering and abrogation of treaties. It asserts restoration under Republicans would rebalance trade, boost domestic industry, keep money at home, and improve farmer markets by employing workers and increasing domestic consumption.
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Democratic
Land
Democratic Party
Reforms in the South and the push for fair elections
The piece surveys regional reform efforts in Southern states. It notes South Carolina's penalty law for lynching and its pending pistol ban, Kentucky's similar proposal, and critiques Mississippi and Louisiana for suffrage gaps. It discusses a winter push for primary elections, warning against costly new boards and urging careful oversight to protect voters and avoid undue bureaucracy.
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South Carolina
Kentucky
Mississippi
Louisiana
Grover and Tilliman in tense duck hunting clash
Grover went duck hunting again when Tilliman pursued him with a pitchfork. Tilliman should keep a sharp lookout with that one eye of his or Grover may come up on his blind side with his shotgun.
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Grover
Tilliman
Edison War Electric Contrivances Draw Laughs Yet Warned
The article notes English ridicule of Edison light devices for war but argues nations now see electricity with dynamite and torpedoes as altering future naval warfare. It also discusses strong American protectionism, labor wages, and debt, plus a border claim about Forty Mile Creek in Alaska and the 141st meridian as the dividing line.
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Forty Mile Creek
Alaska
United States
England
Flea like Cuban forces outpace Spaniards in lands claims
A terse observation notes that Cuban forces resist Spanish attempts to claim lands, likening their resilience to an Irishman’s flea that vanishes when pressed. The remark underscores opportunistic misperceptions of Cuban military posture.
Illinois Bank Examiner Removed For Intoxication On Duty
State Bank Examiner Pike Moors of Illinois was removed by the State Auditor for being intoxicated while on duty. The piece argues temperance influences hiring and credit decisions, noting that managers increasingly bar liquor users from trusted or delicate roles and suggesting even unskilled labor may be closed to drinkers.
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Pike Moors
Ilinois
Illinois
Senator Proposes Tobacco Ban Across Iowa Society
Senator Pieces of Cass county introduces a bill to prohibit manufacturing and selling cigarettes in Iowa for all men and women. The measure argues the cigarette destroys lives, kills more than diseased hogs, and should be passed to protect the public from a poisonous product.
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Pieces
Cass County
Towa
Cuban general Gomez alive in retreat despite reports
Spain had claimed Gomez was near death and retreating. New reports describe him as a very lively corpse and warn that if Spain initiates brutal moves against Cubans, he could retaliate by leveraging prisoners to prevent further bloodshed and protect Spanish soldiers.
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Spain
Gomez
Cuba
New Orleans Poised As Major Corn Ship Point This Year
Texas papers report New Orleans will ship 20 million bushels of corn this year, signaling the port's rising role in western grain movement. The note links corn's growing global use to progress on the Hennepin canal and southern transport, with potential upticks in Mississippi River commerce.
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New Orleans
Hennepin Canal
Mississippi River
Cross Society moral power praised by forty four nations
An army of peace and mercy the Red Cross is noted for relieving the sick and wounded in war and aiding in floods and calamities. Its moral weight is acknowledged by forty four nations, and rulers who oppose it risk losing legitimacy in their policies. A reader notes the Red Cross works globally in crises.
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Tum Red Cross Society
Globe-Democrat
Dr M J Davis and wife long time Cass county residents
Dr M J Davis from Cass county is frequently accompanied by his wife who is very active. She participates in civic events from Sunbeam mission to concerts and literary programs, reflecting their lead among old settlers in the county.
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M. J. Davis
Cass County
Buttoned mouths and busy membership in clubs
The speaker notes excessive buttoning of sleeves and hats, but argues legislators could use buttons to close their mouths. The piece satirically critiques how many clubs and institutions grant symbols of membership, suggesting fewer buttons would improve national discourse.
United States urged to act on Cuban conflict cruelty
In a sharp speech the eighth district representative condemned Cuba’s foes and called for stronger action against murders. The piece notes denunciations of brutalities and the need for decisive steps beyond mere resolutions and rhetoric.
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Cou
Africa’s Greed, Empire Reach, and Monroe Doctrine Clash
The piece denounces European powers for Africa land grabs and links greed to Britain France Portugal Spain Germany and Italy, arguing such imperialism endangers the Monroe Doctrine’s shield for weak American republics. It recalls Iberian and other conquests and warns that U S policy must curb meddling in the Americas.
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Great Britain
Treland
India
Tropics
North Spink
Africa
Great’ Britain
France
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Italy
Poland
Iowa
Venezuela
Dubuque-Globe Journal
Blood and water shift in English affections
A historical remark notes a sentiment change among English figures, with Secretary Chamberlain now conceding the phrase blood is thicker than water. The statement contrasts earlier claims of blood superiority against a later admission that water prevails.
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Chamberlain
Time change for Wisconsin state convention dates
The holding time for the state convention has been moved from March 18 to March 11 due to the Wisconsin state convention being fixed for the 18th. The notice says the date was announced as the 18th yesterday and later changed.
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Wisconsin
District of Columbia selects Allison delegate to national convention
The article notes Senator Allison securing a DC delegate slot for the national convention. The chosen delegate has observed Allison’s work and believes in his value as a public man and fitness for the presidency.
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Allison
District of Columbia
Texas Democrat Calls For Outsourced Manufacturing Policy
A Texas Democrat criticizes cotton mills and other manufactories, arguing the Democratic stance favors production abroad in England or other nations. He urges policy change and warns against supporting foreign output.
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Texas
England
Japan to reinvest all funds from China in warships fortifications
Japan plans to devote the entire funds received from China to building battle ships coast defences and fortifications. Observers note that with the war tide turning she may soon have need for such defenses and vessels.
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Japan
China
Royal House of Jengland Mourns Loss in Troubled Era
The Wan for territorial conquest may bring affliction to royal and humble homes alike. The royal house of Jengland mourns deeply over the loss within its household as a sign of ongoing turmoil and uncertainty.
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Royal House
Jengland
Tax Republican State Convention Held in Des Moines
The tax Republican state convention will be held in Des Moines on Wednesday March 18 1896 to select delegates to the national convention.
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Des Moines
Open political ballot filled with candidate hints
Announcement notes the political field opening for fall offices including Clerk, Auditor, and two Supervisors. Multiple names are mentioned as likely candidates though no formal announcements have been authorized. A lively canvass is anticipated as more contenders emerge.
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Board of Supervisors
Tug revival and civic duty urged for political prep
The note calls a revival season progress with meetings and conversions and hopes for lasting good. It urges preparation for the upcoming political campaign, stresses that more good people will swell the republican vote, and encourages churches to do all the good they can.
Salisbury backs Monroe doctrine risk to American lands
Lord Salisbury says he will support the Monroe doctrine in a measure. We oppose his backing and insist he keep his influence from interfering with U S interests. Any support would cost him a slice of an American country for the favor.
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Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Cautionary Notice Warns of Traveling Grocery Sellers
A brief warning urges residents to avoid traveling food sellers and buy from home dealers to ensure accuracy and prevent swindling. It emphasizes that local dealers offer reliable goods with no risk of being swindled.
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Ron
Temperance foes linked to 1898 Muscatine bombings arrested
In a voice praising the arrest, the speaker vows the attackers who damaged Editor John Mahin and other residents in 1898 will face a brief trial and strict punishment for their temperance-related actions.
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Lowa
John Mahin
Muscatine
Polk man Groner L. Donson seeks secretary of state
Groner L. Donson of Polk County brother of Mrs Dr Cannon of this city is formally announced as a candidate for secretary of state before the Republican convention. He is described as a competent man and well regarded across the state. Let the soldier's monument stand and end the scraping over it. If any error in locating it exists, avoid a new fight by tearing it down.
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Groner L. Donson
Polk County
Dr. Cannon
Gubans Tell A Different Story Of Cuban Conflict
Havana dispatch reports 230 Cuban refugees arriving and Marcos Garcia joining insurgents. Maceo advances to 12 000 troops and forms a new city government in Guints. A commander at Atarres castle is captured and accused of selling arms. Marin departs for the front. General Suarez Valdes named acting captain general. Plantations in Santa Clara burned. losses around 800 000 dollars. Salisbury criticized over Monroe doctrine. arbitration urged for Venezuela border dispute. Japan and England expanding fleets amid Korean and Russo-Chinese tensions. Lincoln notes discuss prison employee salaries. Cedar Rapids signs Luke Welch for season pitching duties.
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Maceo
Gomer
Tamer
Fla
Marcos Garcia
Santos Espiritu
Campos
Sines Campos
Pinar del Rio
Guints
Atarres’ Castle
Havana
Morro Castle
Gomez
Marin
Suarez Valdes
Placetos
Santa Clara
Adela
San Augustina
Alta Maria
San Pablo
San Falipe
Yazu
Japan
England
Yokohama
Pacific
Lincoln
Churchill
Moore
Pugilist Sullivan Said to Have Fell Into Mississippi River
A fragment from the Times-Republican notes that singer Twe Marshalltown recalls Sullivan fell from a train into the Mississippi River on Tuesday night and was soaked with water rather than whiskey. No further details are given.
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Marshalltown
Sullivan
Mississippi River
Deficit Report Flags Democratic Finance Policy
SaNvARY shows a near six million dollar shortfall in government receipts. The data is cited as evidence of democratic policy alleged to wreck finances under the current administration. The speaker asserts methods and policy are wrong.
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Sanvary
Senate to Pass House Tariff Bill Threatens Cleveland
United States senate should pass the house tariff bill, risking placing President Cleveland in a tight spot and possibly spurring another duck hunt or fishing trip. Weather notes mention Iowa’s harsh winter and sneezing, while a hint that an early candidate may win the convention as the woods fill with hatchlings.
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United States Senate
Cleveland
Flying squadron roosts as most Hying turns idle
Fragmentary report notes the flying squadron has largely gone to roost with most flying efforts so far described as an ine circle. No names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
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