County Republicans Hold Delegate Convention at Atlantic
The Republicans of this county will meet in a delegate convention at the Atlantic House on June 16 at mtix oclock a.m. to nominate candidates for Representative Treasurer Sheriff Superintendent of Schools and Board member and to elect 14 delegates to the state convention in Des Moines August 2 7. Representation by wards is listed and primaries are recommended for June 3 at township meeting places. T R Watvacs, Chairman.
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Atlantic
Idate
Andidate
Sherif
Ndidate
Sotivels
Statve Algo
Des Moines
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Washington Franklin Victoria
Lincoln
Tis
T. R. Watvacs
Chaitisan
Sheriff Cass County Iowa Nomination Request for Second Term
J P Hill asks for renomination after discharging duties as Sheriff of Cass County Iowa. He states he respectfully seeks a second term if friends deem merit. Subject to Republican county convention decision in Atlantic on June 10, 1899.
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Cass County
Iowa
Republian
Atlantic
J. P. Hill
Announcement of Sheriff Nomination by W Hull
A candidate announces for the Republican county convention nomination for sheriff. Across Decoration Day remarks honor dead soldiers from two wars, including Civil War veterans, with patriotic tributes in cemeteries. Children learn patriotism as new troops reinforce Manila. Insurgents push guerrilla tactics while Americans prep to meet them.
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Manila
President relaxes civil service rules part of reform
The president exempts about four thousand employees from civil service provisions citing inefficiency in certain offices. The move aims to curb evasion by parties during turnover, with calls for broader exemptions for confidential posts where office heads ensure efficiency and honesty. Critics call civil service a farce in many departments.
Savage acts inflame sailors after captain murder
The text notes anger among sailors over the murder of Captain Tilley and others, vowing revenge at the first opportunity. It mentions harsh treatment of prisoners and discontent among soldiers, alongside reports of pig iron shortages and limited supply amid blast furnaces. It also mocks shore news about fishing in Clear Lake and criticizes Botha.
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Tilleys
Ohio Republicans Name Harmonious State Ticket
The Ohio Republican convention nominated a united state ticket amid relieved Democrats. Leaders resolved internal differences, endorsing McKinley and his administration. The platform backs a robust American merchant marine, condemns dangerous combinations, and supports measures to safeguard Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines under McKinley.
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Ohio
McKinley
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Illinois candidate profiles on future speakership
Mx. Hopkys of Illinois hints at adopting new methods if elected speaker, while cautioning that pre announcing plans may hinder effectiveness. The piece argues a future speaker should wait to define policy until in office, praising Dave Henderson for postponing concrete proposals until after securing the post.
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Mx. Hopkys
Illinois
Reed
Dave Henderson
Illinois man withdraws in favor of Henderson for speakership
ConerrismAN Hopkins of Illinois withdraws from the race claiming he cannot outrun the one legged candidate from Iowa. The move leaves Henderson with solid western and eastern support. Henderson is described as a national figure with long ties in Congress.
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Conerrisman Hopkins
Illinois
Iowa
Ihis
Henderson
Lim
Congress
Green County GOP nam es choice for senator observed
Republicans in Green County appear to have ignored Des Moines editorials on the senatorial issue. They evidently knew whom they wanted to represent them when the nomination was made, and other counties may similarly select candidates in their own way when the proper time arrives.
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Green County
Des Moines
Dreyfus case restarted with new trial ordered
France orders a fresh Dreyfus trial and signals his return for proceedings. Public mood may shift to welcome the prisoner as a hero. The affair exposed rot in military circles and nearly toppled the government, while Ohio Republicans briefly clash with Democrats yet united against a common foe for victory.
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Dreyfus
France
Tur Kentucky bimetallists push old Chicago platform
The Kentucky bimetallists cling to the Chicago platform including socialism and 16 to 1, reasserting planks rejected by the people in 1890. Their stance is criticized as likely to drive Republican gains nationwide and is viewed as an unsuitable move.
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Kentucky
Chicago
Union
Henderson poised for unanimous speakership pledge
Henderson has more than enough votes pledged to win the speakership and is expected to be elected unanimously soon. He is described as a fit leader, a broad ganged man, and will place committees to serve the country’s best interests once in office. He says no promises or pledges have been asked or given.
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Henderson
Congregamen
Close Alliance With England Offers No Profit
The speaker argues that closer ties with England would only divide profits and seek no gains. He notes the country has sufficient capital and resources to run its own business and mentions a project that would please Johnny Ball to involve himself in.
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England
Johnny Ball
Speech Trends and Veterans Fill a Democratic Feast
The St Louis gathering shows leaders avoiding direct free silver policy while hinting distrust of trusts. Veterans of Civil War fade as Spanish War heroes rise, and high school graduates advance into college and work. A Indiana Granger trust seeks to control wheat prices, urging equal legal restraints across all trusts.
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St Louis
Statent Trust
Granger Thuat
Indiana
Span Sells Island Holdings to Germany in Bargain Sale
Span has transferred her remaining island possessions to Germany at a fair bargain and seeks to downsize to fit her finances. Germany long desired the Canary Islands and seized them at the first opportunity, wary she might not have another chance.
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Span
Germany
Canary Islands
United States Holds Alaska Purchase Terms Despite Canadian Boundary Fear
A fragment notes the U S will retain its Alaska purchase holdings and prevent Canada from drawing a new boundary. Regular troops from Ft. Sheridan move toward Skaguay to remind both sides of U S interest. May business failures show improvement under the Republican administration, suggesting continued economic progress.
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United States
Russia
Alaska Purchase
Ft. Sheridan
Skaguay
Spanish Minister Received as Relations Resume
The Spanish minister is received by President McKinley and diplomatic ties are renewed. Peaceful relations are hoped to endure, with the Olympicia changing from wartime to peacetime colors as she brings the Manila hero home.
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McKinley
Olympicia
Manila
Cuban Army Fraud Sparked by False Muster Rolls
The article claims Cuban officers concocted large fake muster rolls to claim $75 per man from U S funds. It asserts actual Cuban forces were far smaller, estimates 6,000 to 8,000, and notes soldiers are now arriving to claim pay. It condemns the officers and praises U S actions against fraud. It also touches on rail projects, local commerce, and political figures in the Midwest.
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United States
Spain
Uncle Sam
Corn as a national staple and trust curb in politics
The article extols corn as a key American staple fueling westward growth and feeding the world, noting its healthful benefits and its rise from frontier fields to national prominence. It says Republican conventions favor action against trusts and predicts Congress will see multiple trust bills next session, with Democrats playing noise while Republicans push effective reform.
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Ohio
Avery
Congress
Republicana
Paopie
The Canadians In Regard To Bound Claims
The article notes a liberal stance toward Spain and Cuba, recognizing generous intent yet warning that reasonable concessions may not extend to others who resist conceding demands. It suggests a lesson about balancing generosity with prudent limits amid competing claims.
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Spain
Cata
Trusts in New York mills Amid Turbulent Reforms
Fragmented discussion notes that while some New York mill trusts have broken apart the overall cause remains unclear. It argues that organization alone does not guarantee success or influence business lines without practical management and business ability guiding the venture.
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Tun Mill Trust
New York
Volunteers form Luzon colonization association in the Philippines
Tse volunteers in the Philippines form a colonization association for Luzon. About four thousand have petitioned the president and the War Department to muster them out at Manila and grant transportation allowances to start business. They offer to form a national guard to promote U S interests and aid natives through improved agriculture and commerce, signaling hope for peacetime opportunities.
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Tse
Philippines
Luzon
War Department
Manila
Posace Sions
Oris Lists 30000 Philippines Troops Sufficient
Gen Otis remains confident the force in the Philippines will meet needs though reports hint at trouble. He notes that if anything is wanted, requests will be granted. Arkansas Supreme Court invalidates anti trust law. Democrats discouraged after anticipated clash with insurers. Rosa Bonheur obituary highlights relentless labor and meticulous craft behind success.
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Oris
War Department
Philippines
Otis
Arkansas
Supreme Court of
Regiments in Philippines to be armed with rapid fire guns
The piece notes that each regiment in the Philippines will receive rapid fire guns, described as the sole language to which the Tagals listen, implying heightened danger. It claims these guns are more effective against such enemies than heavy artillery and easier to move. It also mentions an expected surge of immigrants to the country, projecting about 260,000 this year, 20,000 more than the prior two years.
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Davenport
Clinton
Atlantic
Philippines
Wome
Hanna Face Critics After Ohio Convention
The remark questions Hanna's political standing after a showing at the Ohio convention. It suggests the populists may press him again, indicating renewed criticism and potential campaign pressure.
Generals pursue peace in Philippines with swift decisive action
The generals in the Philippines urge a quick, sure method to quell insurgents by presenting the futility of resistance. They condemn the treatment of prisoners as savage and pledge terrible punishment when Native forces are within reach.
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United States
Nicaraguan Canal Commission Approves Route Plan
The Nicaraguan canal commission approves the route known as the Lull route and estimates the cost at 9126,000,000. The report will go to the next congress where action on starting work is likely, providing a basis for informed decisions.
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Nicaraguan Canal Commission
Commission
Busting the Union and the Party in 19th Century Debate
A Democratic paper argues that during Buchanan’s presidency attempts were made to “bust” the union, and under Cleveland the country’s business was “busted.” It notes Republicans had to intervene and claims they have been strong at “busting” various initiatives, including the party itself.
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Truats
Ays
Buchanan
Cleveland
Cuban soldiers Likely to Accept U S Pay for Arms
Cuban troops are arriving for their Uncle Sam gold paid for their weapons. It is believed a large percentage will surrender their arms and take the money despite Cuban officers’ attempts to prevent this.
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Uncle Sam
U S Establishes Regular Pacific Military Ferry Route
After tensions with Spain, the United States sets up a regular military ferry across the Pacific. The route remains open to transport any aid needed to finish the lesson already begun with the Filipinos.
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Spain
Sam
Pacific
Ohio congressmen back Henderson for speaker race
Ohio lawmakers decided to support Dave Henderson for speaker, signaling a solid bloc. Wisconsin and Minnesota have aligned, boosting Henderson's bid as the contest nears a settlement.
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Ohio
Dave Henderson
Widconsin
Minnesota
Republicans Endorse Civil Service Move in Ohio
The piece notes Republicans in Ohio and beyond back the president’s civil service order while Democrats fret over Pete’s need to relinquish roles Cleveland had created to sustain them.
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Tes
Ohio
Pete
Cleveland
Perpetua
Horxina Reflects On Delayed Speaking Choice
Horxina of Illinois contemplates that waiting to become speaker might have been wiser before he began speaking.
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Horxina
Ilinois
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