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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1897
Page
3
Republican County Convention at Atlantic August 4
Republicans of Cass county convene in the Opera House Atlantic on August 4 at 1 p m to nominate county officers and elect 16 delegates to the Cedar Rapids state convention and 16 delegates to other conventions. Temporary officers Beedle and Waddell named. primaries set for August 7 at township sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Reblicans of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Edwin H Conger
Inige
Anit
Adams
Ieiterson Ay
Lee
Black Hawk Linn
Hoone Breme
Louis
Buchs
Lucas
Buena Visi
Lynm Butler
Indisor
Calhoun
Mahaska
Carroll
Marion
Cris_ Marshal the Cedar
Mills
Cerro Gordo
Mitchell
Cherokee
Monona
Chickasawaw Monroe
ID Clarke
Montgomery
Sion Fremo
Tama_ Greene
Grand ‘Taylor
Guibri Union Hamilto
van Buren
Hancock
Wappello
Warren
Harrison
Washington Henry
Wayne
Howard
Webster O
H. G. M'Millan
Rep
State Central Com
I. M. Treynor
Cass County
Opera House
Atlantic
Sherif
Board of Supervisors
Coprof. Beedle
Lewis
Hugh Waddell
Cumberland
Atlantis
S Grant
Benton Thied
Pymosa
Brighton
Washington Grove
Franklin
Pleasant
Edna
Lincoln
A. Conerd
Announcements for Cass County Republican Nominations
A collection of self announcements from candidates in Cass County Iowa. M N Baker H G Van Vlack Jasp Hill S E Shannon Job Card Roptor Marshacl John Gentle announce for sheriff or representative, all subject to the decision of the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cass County
M. N. Baker
Lincoln Township
Ihereby
H. G. van Vlack
Union Township
Jasp, Hill, Atlantic
S. E. Shannon
Grove Township
Atlantic
Roptor Marshacl
Washington Township
John Gentle
Pymosa Township
Foley's Colic Cure Promoted for Travel Use
An advertisement urges travelers to carry Foley's Colic Cure to prevent or cure bowel derangements from water changes, noting it as an essential companion to vacation plans and ticket books. Emmert & Co. is identified as the view source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Emmert & Co
Bucklen’s Aruba Sale Adv Promises Quick Cures
Bucklen claims his salve is the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever blisters chapped hands chilblains and other skin ailments and guarantees complete satisfaction or money refunded at 25 cents per box sold by Vic Emmert & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Emmert & Co
Fusion tensions rise as third party lines tighten
The revolt strengthens against the fusion ticket as free silver advocates challenge the three ringed combine. Democrats and populists wary of surrendering to bosses foresee opposition growing ahead of Des Moines meetings on July 7. Fusion claims are dismissed as unfounded and doomed to defeat, while Populists recognize the risk of losing their distinct status without organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Silver Papers
Sovind Money Democrats
Free Silverites
Weeks
Democratic Party
Des Moines
Fusion
Democrats Turned Into Charity Mask for Sins in Politics
A scathing critique denounces the modern use of the word Democrat as a cover for multiple sins. The piece accuses parties of opportunism and populist tricks, saying they rally under a borrowed banner without crediting underlying ideologies. The author condemns the defense as mudslinging rather than reasoned argument.
Longwell lauded as educator and state superintendent candidate
Prof C H Longwell receives strong praise from county students and educators for his candidacy and work in Shenandoah College and Highland Park College. The piece condemns the Populist party for class prejudice, accusing them of repeating desperate appeals and deception to divide the rich and poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Longwell
Longwell
Shenandoah College
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Populists and bankers clash over cadidate salaries
The piece mocks Populists aligned with a banker candidate for lieutenant governor. It notes C. F. Cuask, formerly postmaster and a Cleveland era gold Democrat earning $2,100, who was expected to attack the Globe editor for $2,500. It hints at party tensions and Cuask's reluctant stance as a starter in a heated political salary dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cuask
Cleveland
Council Biulls Globe
Disappointed in Charley for six months of hell on the track
The letter scolds Charley for six months of questionable service after he held a federal office and favored sound money. It laments his mild approach despite a high salary and urges him to deliver stronger, warmer work. It also covers Secretary Wilson promoting Iowa butter exports and criticizes the fusion nomination of Fred White for governor, blaming Weaver for political schemes and populist infighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chacley
Fred White
Charley
Judge Ben McCoy Seeks Supreme Judge Nomination
Judge Ben McCoy of Oskaloosa visited the city yesterday to announce his candidacy for supreme judge. He is described as a capable lawyer and upright district judge with strong Republican support. Many friends in the county favor him and expect Casas county's delegation to back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McCoy
Oskaloosa
MccCoy
Iowa
Casas
Fusion party platforms sealed by bosses in three conventions
The text accuses the fusion parties of wasteful convention rigging, saying three gatherings merely ratified a preformed platform by a bosses committee led by Jim Weaver. Delegates, told little or nothing, were dismissed as mere spectators in a staged sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Jim Weaver
Fugleman
Republicans Sense Unexpected Iowa Victory Risk
Rumors say Bryan may stump Iowa for the mongrel ticket, leaving Republicans uneasy about securing a heavy majority this fall after last year’s margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bryan
Big Iowa stores seen as barometer of times
A Marshalltown Times-Republican observer notes department stores in Iowa towns reflect a split outlook. Large shops with $40,000 stock report improving trade, while small dealers struggle due to credit limits and scant capital. Manufacturing towns show renewed activity, creamery towns prosper, and most griping hews to lazy laborer stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Ory
Republicn
Bryan
Des Moines Alliance Sparks Bizarre Political Union
A colorful critique notes unlikely bedfellows in Des Moines as old rivals unite with a populist faction. The piece mocks the coalition, highlighting the 1873 crime claim, a prosperous farmer clinging to Iowa land, and figures C F Chase and Kim Weaver sharing views. It warns many voters may reject this curious pact despite expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
C.F. Chase
Kim Weaver
Barnum
Cuba Victories Stir Talk of Wider War by Cona
A fragmentary remark notes that Cuban defeats against the Spanish trigger Cona to discuss fighting the United States. The quoted line suggests anger and a claim that Spain could not prevail against a country larger than itself, reflecting tensions in colonial conflicts and regional power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Cona
United States
Tariff Debate Quietly Moves Through Congress
The bluff by European nations on the new tariff is seen as wide but not alarming to lawmakers who press ahead with legislation. Fifteen grumbling nations have traded nearly two billion dollars more with the U S than they bought, seeking to protect their markets while Republicans promise to defend American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Republican Party
Tariff debate boosts Republicans as fusionists falter
Senator Petrus of Alabama hails Senator Allison for precise, weighty statements that shut down debate. The piece notes the Republicans’ swift tariff bill passage in the new administration’s early extra session, contrasted with fusionist criticisms, and observes growing public dissatisfaction with the populist convention line.
Legislature Adopts Expedited Session With Octic Code
The legislature met Thursday and adjourned Friday morning with no pay for members and covering their expenses. The extra session produced a strong record, reducing waste and enacting code to take effect October 2. Taxpayers will save thousands annually as abuses were cut and inefficiencies trimmed.
Fusionists Face Loss as Parties Align in German State
The platform split prompts German state voters to accept the sound money Democrats ticket and fight the fusion deal. Middle-of-the-road populists plan to preserve their organization and press for principle, leaving fusionists in a difficult position and likely defeat their game.
Free White Supports Absolute Free Trade and Cheap Silver Coinage
Free White advocates absolute free trade and accepts a silver dollar not equal to 100 cents but notes it would be a cheap dollar. He suggests the people would close the mints when silver is too cheap, and the writer agrees silver is cheap enough to regulate coinage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free White
Fusion party cannot win on the sixteen to one basis
Ex Governor Boies says the fusion party cannot win with a sixteen to one approach and must abandon it to be successful. He notes Boies lacks reputation as a prophet but calls the prediction obvious. The fusion that fuses only voters to give offices to Democrats is falling out of favor with populists, who are pressing a strong challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Gulf line opens trade between Kan sas City and Port Arthur
The new Gulf line connects Kansas City to Port Arthur boosting freight and farm product movement across Iowa and the West. Proponents say its impact will soon be seen as agents push business while critics demand more funding. The Fourth of July in Iowa promises festivities with poets Cherry sisters and Fred White mentioned among candidates, and residents hope to avoid freak hunters and cyclones for a grand celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drin Gulf
Port Arthur
Paasén Ra
Iowan
Iowa
Bullard
Cherry Sister
Fred White
Christian Endeavor excursionists cross continent to San Francisco
Thousands of Christian Endeavorers travel toward San Francisco for the meeting, indicating improving times. No objections to the long haul have been heard from excursionists or railroads. All are enjoying the trip as railroads increase receipts and hire more crews, benefiting many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Boies nomination critique centers on talking and writing
The article notes one reason against nominating Boies for governor is that he talks and writes too much. It suggests critics should review Fred White interviews to see if they did better in that respect and warns that wind alone cannot run a campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Fred White
White
Secretary Wilson Pushes Pure Seed Bill to Curb Weeds
Secretary Wilson is taking active measures to prevent noxious weeds in imported seeds. He will likely ask Congress to pass a pure seed bill to protect the country from adulterated seeds. He cites Russian thistle and compass thistle as pests introduced by imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Burlington Gazette Denounces Mongrel Ticket In Des Moines
The Burlington Democrat paper rebukes the mongrel ticket from Des Moines, likening its nomination to frost that withers vegetation and calling the commencement a withering start. The comment reflects stark partisan tension in the state's political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Gazette
State
Des Moines
Burlington
Political Foes Attack Hanna as 1900 Candidate Odds Rise
Commentator argues Democrats and populists abuse Hanna and that, if he runs for president, he could win near unanimously. It notes his Ohio defeat has propelled his popularity as opponents continue their campaign against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popocrats
Free Silverites
Hanna
Ohio
Trade reviews note gains amid political shifts in industry
Agencies report substantial advances across most American industries despite Fred White's convention speech and the adoption of the hok-pock platform. Business progress continues as if no major disruption occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The-Mercantile
Fred White
Price Cuts Hit High Grade Wheels as Markets Swing
Brey eau firm cuts on high grade wheels may bring prices toward reasonable levels if trend continues. Previously they were extravagantly high. The free silverites of Ohio vow to abandon state issues and push a national campaign. The hotter the debate, the quicker the craze may fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tariff Bill Heads to President for Signing Soon
Only a few days remain before the tariff bill reaches the President for signature. Officials warn that once signed, business men of all classes will know what they can depend upon and plan accordingly.
Ohio populists faded from the scene in current reports
The text notes that Ohio populists appear largely sidelined and do not figure prominently in recent developments, suggesting a diminished influence or reduced activity within the state's political landscape.
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