Local Cass County Republicans Nominate Several Court and County Posts
A string of 1900s Cass county notices shows candidates for Clerk of the District Court Auditor Recorder and County Attorney. Names include W A McConville Hesar W Furron James Green Ri H Sarrecerr C W Andrew Frank Aylesworth Rank Q Jackson and G M Boorman pledging allegiance to the Republican convention and urging GOP support for nominations.
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District Court
Cass County
W. A. McConvil
Hesar W Furron
James Green
Ri. H. Sarrecerr
C. W. Andrew
Frank Aylesworth
G. M. Boorman
The Italian Situation Deepens Crisis After Abyssinia Defeat
The Abyssinian defeat forces resignation of the Italian ministry and weakens King Victor Emmanuel III. Disunity at home drains Italy’s influence among Europe’s powers, diminishing allies in the Triple Alliance. Recognition of a strong cabinet could help, but the current perilous position persists.
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Abyssinia
Humbert'sie
Italy
Europe
Triple Alliance
Des Moines Lobbyists Delay State Legislation
Des Moines reports that the legislative process is hindered by a large lobby, led by brewers and distillers. The army of lobbyists has impeded legitimate bills, with citizens poorly aware of their influence. Some lawmakers act as voting machines for the men behind the scenes.
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Des Moines
Southern markets push rail lines toward New Orleans outlet
The trunk lines from Chicago eye a grain trade outlet to the south and ocean routes via New Orleans. Galveston may become a major shipping point for southern and western products, prompting new north south rail connections and cheaper Mississippi water transport. The west benefits from dual markets and rising New Orleans shipments, with interest from prominent merchants nationwide.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Galveston
Fturn
Mississippi
New York
Navy bill seeks 1000 enlisteds and transport ships
The U S senate passed a navy expansion bill under the five minute rule authorizing 1000 additional enlisted men and the chartering of transport ships in emergencies. It argues increased readiness amid Spanish Cuban tensions and foreign scrutiny, stressing coast defenses and overall naval strength.
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U. S. Senate
United States
Farm life counsel for a country youth urged to stay the course
Yesterday a young man vowed to seek a town job next season. The speaker urges him to remain on the farm, save money, learn farming, and make it a lifetime occupation. He warns that city work often proves thorny, advising perseverance and contentment for success and independence.
Age of consent raised to fifteen years
Legislature settles the age at fifteen with stated protection. The piece urges parental training and personal purity as the true safeguard, insisting boys deserve same careful upbringing as girls and that safety depends on surrounding youth choosing pure company.
Italian Army Faces Defeat in Africa Clash
Reports say Italy suffered heavy losses with more than five thousand Italian soldiers slain as its forces clashed with Abyssinian troops in Africa. The defeat led to a pursuit for fifty miles and caused widespread tremors of upheaval in Rome, threatening the Italian government.
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South Africa
Italy
Rome
McKinney Claims Largest First Ballot Vote at St Louis
The McKinney camp in Ohio boasts of securing the largest vote on the first ballot at the St. Louis convention. Meanwhile Allison is positioned to secure the largest tally on the final ballot, with rivals urged to sharpen their campaigns.
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McKinney
Ohio
St. Louis
Allison
Maybrick Friends Foresee Her Free Return to America
The circle surrounding Mrs Maybrick expects she will be a free woman and in America within a month. If this occurs as currently probable, it demonstrates the persistent and determined effort of her friends.
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Tll
Maybrick
America
Port Arthur route aims gulf access via Kansas City line
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust plans a fall completion of the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf as the shortest KC to deep water Gulf route. It expands toward northern lines and may control the Omaha and St Louis, Des Moines and Kansas City lines, creating a new rival for northern states and western shipments to the Gulf, per Sioux City Journal.
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Tne
Gulf
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Port Arthur
Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust Company
Qmuahw
St Louis
Des Maines
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Kansas
Sioux City Journal
Sympathy for Cuba Spurs Debate on US Policy Toward Spain
The piece argues public sympathy for Cuban rebels contrasts with a nonhostile official stance, noting the U S may recognize belligerency without hostility to Spain. It compares 1861 Spain and the United States actions, saying future support must follow civilized warfare laws and protect U S rights.
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Spain
Cuba
United States
Union
Leon man Jupee Harvey seeks supreme judge seat
Jupee Joan W. Harvey of Leon runs for supreme judge. Acquaintances describe him as a strong, capable lawyer and judge with strict morality and the highest integrity. Supporters believe his strengths lie in being well known and trusted.
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Jupee Joan W. Harvey
Leon
Supreme
Senator Sherman’s Cuba annexation idea to Mexico urged
The writer argues annexing Cuba to Mexico is preferable to full independence. They claim Cuban people share Spanish descent and customs, and proximity makes the union sensible. They say Cuba should be free and independent or join Mexico, with the latter possibly best for Cuba.
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Sherman
Cuba
Mexico
House Ratifies Cuban Resolutions Amid Senate Rift
The House on Monday passed the Cuban resolutions by 236 to 17 in a decisive vote. Fourteen Republicans sided with the minority, nine Republicans and eight Democrats opposed, reflecting sharp tensions with Spain over the resolutions and potential war threats.
Havana Merchants Cancel US Orders Over Congress Sympathy
Late reports indicate Havana merchants are cancelling orders from the United States in response to Congress expressing sympathy with the belligerents. A safe prediction suggests Spanish danger would end if troops left Havana, after which merchants would eagerly trade with American merchants without risk of confiscation by Spanish authorities.
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Havana
United States
Congress
Indorsing Protection Debate Splits Local Newspapers
Independence Bulletin notes half the town’s democratic papers face a bind by backing Gov Drake’s transient vendor tax. Editors debate whether taxing transients shifts burden from permanent residents, arguing the policy may also apply to foreignshippers selling goods locally.
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Independence Bulletin
Gov. Drake
Strengthen navy to deter rivals and maintain peace
The speaker argues that fear of foreign nations and threats of war fade when the U S shows strength. By bolstering coast defenses and naval capability, the nation can deter swaggering powers without bullying. Preparedness earns respect, lowers costs, and keeps Uncle Sam secure.
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Uncle Sam
Reform Leader Cleveland Supports Charity and Missions
Reform is active as President Cleveland chairs a Presbyterian home mission convention. He has long shown generosity, aiding charitable causes, including a notable donation to the earthquake sufferers of Charles Town, reflecting a shift from self interest to public benevolence.
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Cleveland
Presbyterian Home Mission
Charlestown
Cuban clashes intensify as rebels press Spanish near Ha Yang
Reports from Cuba indicate lively fighting between Spanish and Cuban forces with the Cubans holding their own. Initial news of Gomez and Maceo surrounded faded as they move freely around Ha Yang, even attacking provision trains on the city outskirts.
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Cuba
Gomez
Maceo
Hayang
Spain seeks help after Italian setback in Cuban disputes
Spain reacts as Italy faces a stinging defeat in Abyssinian clashes and later hints it may seek backers for a clash with the United States. Rumors suggest England’s support unlikely, especially if privateering becomes a factor, leaving Spain to search elsewhere for assistance.
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Spain
Italy
United States
England
Teachers Hear Of Cigarette Menace In Schools
At a teachers meeting, the superintendent cited a Vermont crusade against cigarettes led by Senator Phelps. He noted unanimous testimony from school officers and teachers on cigarette harms to boys. Teachers were asked to observe effects and report back.
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Tre
Burlington
Vermont
Free Press
Yowa
Phelps
No Exvent in figures for Iowa snow benefit
The late fall snow melted under warm sun and disappeared into the ground. Ground moisture improves winter wheat rye and pastures planted last year and forthcoming rains promise another large crop for Iowa farmers.
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Iowa
Populists seek Senate cooperation to block GOP rule
In the senate populists join with Democrats to prevent Republicans from reorganizing the chamber. Democrats aim to hold Republicans accountable for inaction while populists attack Democrats as another corrupt old party.
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Thesenate
Nonpareil Hails Republican Victory In Council Bluffs
The Nonpareil celebrates the Republican win in Council Bluffs municipal election praising the paper for its service in redeeming the city and aiding its up building efforts.
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Council Bluffs
Spain as a Friendly Power and Congressional Actions
The passage questions Spain’s stance as a supposed ally to the United States, condemning its reaction to congressional measures and asking what right Spain has to criticize if it is not a friendly nation to the U S. The text reflects contemporary diplomatic tensions and calls into doubt Spain’s allegiance.
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Spain
United States
Congress
Age of Consent Bill Passes House in Seven Minutes
The age of consent bill cleared the house in seven minutes, raising the age from thirteen to sixteen years unconditionally.
Spain Seeks Parity On Debt With United States
Spain argues it can settle debts from the Cuban war if the United States can repay obligations incurred under the current democratic administration, signaling a push for financial parity between nations.
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Spain
United States
Supreme Court Rules Holmes Must Hang for Pietzel Murder
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that H. H. Holmes must be executed for the murder of Benjamin F. Pietzel. The decision urges prompt implementation, stating the sooner it is done the better.
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Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
H. H. Holmes
Mudgett
Benjamin F. Pietzel
Governor Draxe Pushes Fast Code Revision
Gov Draxe makes clear the code revision must finish without delay and that all nonessential matters should move to the next session. He underscored seriousness and a businesslike approach in delivering his directive to the legislature.
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Draxe
Delegates Named for St Louis Convention Support
The 9th district leans favorable to Silas Wilson of Atlantic as a delegate to the St Louis convention. Republicans in this area are pleased and vote for Wilson. The suggestion is to send J Y Stone as the other delegate, per Viillises Review.
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Silas Wilson
Atlantic
St. Louis
Mr. Wilson
J. Y. Stone
Viillises
Senator Preres Cigarette Bill Passes House 60 to 21
The house approved Senator Preres bill by a 60 to 21 vote amid opposition from the tobacco trust. Supporters expressed elation at the measure's final passage and praised its progress through the chamber. Senator Phelps has also seen notable success with his related measure despite opposition.
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Senator Preres
House
Phelps
Tobacco Trust
Republicans Triumph in Iowa Municipal Elections
Reports from March 2 election day across Iowa show Republicans generally victorious where issues were at stake. notable results in Sioux City Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Burlington and major towns statewide.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Council Bird's
Burlington
Western lawmakers blamed for delaying relief by rejecting revenue plans
The article accuses western senators and representatives of derailing relief efforts by opposing revenue legislation unless a silver-based policy is adopted. It argues they hinder progress and will bear responsibility for delayed action as they align with Democrats.
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West
Warning against wildcat irrigation schemes in Nebraska
The article warns Nebraskans about unsafe wildcat irrigation companies and firms digging ditches for booming projects with no water or prospects of water in the season it is needed. It notes that many emigrants from Iowa who left for rain-related reasons may wish to return soon.
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Nebraska
Wildcat
Iowa
Lincoln cabin gavel exhibit at Great Northern hotel Chicago
The gavel body comes from wood of the log cabin built by Abraham Lincoln in 1832 at New Salem Illinois. Senator Berry, Lincoln’s partner in constructing the cabin, will deliver the presentation speech at the rumoured national convention exhibition in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Great Northern
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
New Salen
Ilinois
Senator Berry
Lincoln
Ladies of Jefferson Favor Hat Removal in Theatre
A Jefferson town report notes ladies passed a resolution supporting removing hats in the theatre. The item muses on further modesty in church and audience rooms, suggesting wind-out of large sleeves as a comic remedy to gain mankind’s blessing.
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Jefferson
McKinley Men in Ohio Gather Buckeye Badges for Convention
Iris notes McKinley supporters in Ohio are collecting buckeye badges for the St. Louis convention while Iowa reportedly showcases corn ears as a symbolic stand in for the Iowa man. The exchange highlights rival state props in the political display.
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Iris
McKinley
Ohio
St. Louis
Iowa
Council Bluffs Nonpareil weighs curfew and manufacturing bills
Tufiumyman argues the legislature should leave both curfew regulation and the manufacturing bill to local option, calling them similar in class. The remark prompts a sharp call to action asking someone to “hit him a tap” on the issue.
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Tufiumyman
Council Bluffs
Uncertain Electorate Misreads Drake Victory
A political sketch argues that some Democrats fear resubmission of power and prohibitionists warn of a manufacturers law after Gen. Drake’s election. The author contends readers overestimate the signal of Drake’s win and misjudge its consequences.
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Gen. Drake
Cuban rebels strike at Spanish forces in covert actions
A fragment reports Guy WeYler allegedly firing paper wads as proclamations to Cubans while Gomez and Maceo attack Spanish troops and seize arms under his nose.
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Guy, Weyler
Gomez
Maceo
Nominating contests list from Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal notes a pattern with 1860 Seward, 1876 Blaine, 1880 Grant, and 1888 Sherman all losing the nomination to another candidate, indicating a repeated outcome in past party selections. The report highlights historical trends in presidential nomination contests.
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Seward
Blaine
Grant
Sherman
Yell
Anothal
Sioux City Journal
Congress Mac Lacy Wins On Public Land Bill Veto Lift
CongurssMac Lacy of this state scores a victory by passage of his public land bill despite the president's veto. The Iowa delegation appears competitive in Washington as the bill advances.
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CongurssMac Lacy
Cleveland
Iowa
Washington
Monroe doctrine bites back in Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Journal notes the Monroe doctrine may sting European powers but warns they should accept it rather than face a more forceful, covertly delivered response.
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Sioux City Journal
The Discovery Saved his Life by Dr King’s New Discovery
Beaversville Indiana druggist G Caillonette notes he owed his life to Dr King’s New Discovery after la grippe and failed doctors. He used three bottles and recovered, praising the remedy and urging trials at local drug stores.
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G. Caillonette
Beaversvillé
Ind
Saya
Dr. King
la Grippe
Immigrants and the American Dream in a Father’s Voice
A speaker recalls talking to immigrants from Ireland Scotland Denmark Germany and Nordic countries about why the United States offers better living. They describe earning enough for a home and basic comforts, sending money home, and the emotional relief of hope and opportunity. The remarks reference a message of uplift and relief from hardship, voiced by Hon. J. P. Dolliver.
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Ireland
Scotland
Denmark
Germany
Norway
Sweden
United States
Europe
J. P. Dolliver
Simmons Liver Regulator Endorsed as Best Liver Remedy
An endorsement from Mrs R W Smith of McIntosh Bluff Alabama highlights Simmons Liver Regulator as the best spring medicine for active livers and better blood. The testimonial claims health and happiness come from using the product.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver
Amy
R. W. Smith
Mclntosh Blutt
Ala
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salver Cures Sores Wounds Piles
Soothing healing salve promotes cleansing and relief from itching burning and chapped lips. Cures cold sores in two or three hours with witch hazel based formula. Vie Emmiert.
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DeWitt's
Vie Emmiert
Rock Island Playing Cards Reach 10 Cents a Pack
Rock Island playing cards are back on sale at 10 cents per pack with thousands buying. The ad promises the slickest cards and offers express shipment for money orders drafts or stamps totaling 50 cents for live packs. Single packs mailed postpaid include an engraved whist rules sheet for 2 cents extra per pack and are addressed to John Sebastian G P A.
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Rock Island
Express
Jno
Sepastian
Chicago
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