Organizing Republican Leagues for Next Year’s Work
The Cass County community urging a countywide Republican league to prepare for state and national conventions, delegate selections, and candidate support. The call emphasizes unity over cliques, practical organization, and county prominence through disciplined, broad-based effort. It notes confidence in Republican success and urges participation to ensure favorable outcomes for elected officials.
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Atlantic
Cass County
Noose
L.F. Mulling
Geo. M. Curtis
Aenond
Sam Mf. Clark
Lowa
Union
Allison
Iowa
Alligon
Congress
Omsstves
Republican League
That Man Bayard and the Americanism Debate
Editorial contrasts Democratic critics with Mr Bayard s Edinburg speech denouncing protection and its impact on public life. It cites The New York Herald questioning an ambassador s remarks abroad and urges resignation if unfit. Mentions Debs imprisonment and calls for decorum, then argues third term talk should seek accountability for blunders.
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New York Herald
New York
Court of St. James
England
United States
Herald
Bayard
County Education Costs Highlight Public School System
The county, with 152 school houses worth 152 046 and 7 401 school age children, reports 6 192 enrolled students and 329 teachers. Annual teacher wages total 95 171 86 with 18 805 18 in contingent expenses and 98 911 28 for schoolhouse upkeep. From September 1894 to September 1895, teachers were paid 65 183 88. lowest 195 and highest 1 400.
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Childre
Drake credits newspapers for campaign help and rapid rail progress
General Drake praises the Republican press for its large audience reach and political impact while noting generous treatment from the papers. The article also notes railroads pushing speed records, the dangers of very high speeds, and a call for a revenue bill as treasury reserves dwindle amid President Cleveland era debate.
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Drake
Republican Party
Protective tariff debate and western development notes
The piece argues for a genuine protective tariff to safeguard wages and industry across farming, manufacturing, and mining, noting Western and Southern support. It highlights mining activity in the Black Hills and West, with layoffs and wage pressure cited. Coronet Bradley is praised as Kentucky governor elect. Sleepless thieves in Tutt-Eves raids suspected. Allison nominated for president by Pittsburg Times. Eastern capitalists invest in corn, awaiting higher prices.
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Paw
Europe
Black Hills
Lawrence County
Colorado
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Bradley
Kentucky
Prayerful Night Ends in Hopeful Change for a Mother
A fragile family scene unfolds as a mother, praying beside a bedside, seeks mercy and faith for her wayward child. The scene shifts from sorrow to light as a faithful nocturnal moment inspires a sense of peace and spiritual renewal within the home.
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Jegua
Atlantic
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Wiota
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Ux Lowe
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