Weekly Telegraph Political Ticket Highlights
The Weekly Telegraph lists Republican state and county ticket items including Francis M. Drake for state, Matt Parrott for lieutenant governor, Josiah Given for supreme judge, Henry Sabin for superintendent, Davis for representative, and local county figures such as T. W. Brown, Hi Newcomb, W. F. Graham M.D., Abe Biggs, Levi Mountain, with boards and coroner roles noted.
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Francis M. Drake
Appanooss County
Matt Parrott
Black Hawk County
Josiak
Jude Gho
Fereins
Fremont County
Nenry Sabin
Muscatine County
Davis
Lewis County
T. W. Brown
Hi, B. Newcomb
W. F. Graham M
Abe Biggs
Republican Party of Iowa Confident in Protectionist Standards
The Iowa Republican convention pledges fealty to national party principles, touts prosperity and labor revival under Republican policy, and condemns Democratic moves as failing to uphold protectionism. It asserts support for the 1892 platform, calls for bi-metallic money, strict immigration enforcement, and generous pensions for veterans, praising Senatorial leadership and urging continued service.
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Republican Party of
Iowa
National Party
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Republican Party
Senate
Isbor
Ckum Credit Wuder
Cred
United States
America
Minneapolis
Republic
The Secret of Democratic Downfall as Opposition
The quote claims the Democratic party fails by always opposing key questions and misrepresenting its intentions. It asserts true victories came only through false positions and unfulfilled plans, noting that a false stance is inherently weak.
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Democratic Party
No Bond Debate Over Gold Trade and Party Ties
The piece argues that a syndicate offers to swap thirty million in gold for currency to aid the Democratic administration, enabling the party to avoid collapse before elections. It accuses Republicans and the syndicate of profiting from Democratic missteps, urging voters to roll up a Republican majority to halt such schemes.
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Democratic Party
DrakeVoicesStanceOnLiquorInOrangeCity Speech
Gen Drake spoke in Orange City on liquor policy aligning with his party and majority will. He argued conventions cannot settle the issue, supports local self government and legislative action, and favors fair expression through elected representatives while noting growing charity among differing views.
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Gen. Drake
Orange City
Iowa
Republican Party
County bridge fund improved by thrift and reform
The county board reduced the bridge levy by half a mill twice, built a strong balance in the bridge fund, and credited prudent businesslike expenditure with saving taxpayers thousands. Abe Biggs and Levi Mountain are urged for re election as proof of needed steady leadership.
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Board of Supervisors
Abe Biggs
Levi Mountain
Political forecasts on senate balance and party chances
The piece argues that in twenty nine Senate seats the Democrats will likely win only two or three of the holdovers. It notes four holdover Democrats and estimates seven or eight total Democrats in the next Senate. In the House, Republicans hold seventy nine seats to Democrats twenty one, with Democrats shrinking next. It advises voters to doubt Democratic promises and rely on Republicans for legislation, while criticizing Gov Botts and his shifting prohibitions from protection to gold as misguided.
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Senate
Botss
Republican Party
Republicans Meet in Council Bluffs Ninth District
Friday October 4 a meeting of republican leagues for the ninth district will be held in Council Bluffs to arrange the campaign. Leading republicans from the county are urged to attend and form a full delegation to participate in the deliberations. The invitation extends to all republicans even those not members of a league.
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Council Bluffs
Senator Allison Speech Delivered in Marshalltown
The speech delivered in Marshalltown yesterday by Senator Allison is praised as masterly and full of food for thought. It is described as calm and reasonable, with facts and figures, sound logic, candor, and clear plain language accessible to all readers.
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Allison
Marshalltown
Republican Rally at Marshalltown Promotes Statewide Unity
The Republican event in Marshalltown draws thousands to hear seasoned speakers on state issues. Iowa education is highlighted with 19 433 schoolhouses 28 301 teachers and 637 130 pupils valued at 15 115 491 dollars. Insurance rate regulation is urged and a Sunday prayer day for Sabbath schools on October 6 is requested by the State Sabbath School Association.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Tax State Sabbath School Association
Cedar Rapids Judge Babb Remarks and Vanderbilt Negotiations
Judge Babb gave a lengthy Cedar Rapids talk focusing on questions rather than the constitutional amendment. The Vanderbilts are negotiating for a foreign title at a cost of 10 million dollars, with demand seeming tied to style expectations.
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Vanderbilts
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Atlantic Iowa
The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of College Springs Presbytery United Presbyterian church will be in Atlantic Iowa October 2 with a full program. Highlights include devotional sessions, addresses by Mia McLean Red Oak and Mrs Dr Lawrence Red Oak, letters from Miss Minnehaha Fioney Egypt, reports on junior work and missions gains, and an address by Rev E. E. Fife Lincoln Neb.
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U.P. Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
College Springs Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church
Atlantic
Iowa
I. M. McLean
Red Oak
College Springa Society
the Great Commission
Lenox Society
College Springs
Minnehaha Fioney
Egypt
Indian Creek
Clarinda
Mra
W. P. McNary
Tarkio
Belle Anderson
Dr. Lawrence
Home
Clearfield
E. E. Fife
Lincoln
Neb
Our Church
Kipling and Doyle Lead October Cosmopolitan Preview
The October periodical issue highlights Rudyard Kipling’s final Jungle story appearance in Cosmopolitan with Mowgli Leaves the Jungle Forever and a Plea for religion featuring Richard Le Galliens. It notes The Agriculturist's Illustrated Magazine launching in January, plus Romance and McClure's October offerings. The Midland Monthly and Northwestern Legion of Honor items are also summarized, including officers elected at Des Moines.
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Rudyard Kipling
Cosmopolitan
Mowgli
Richard le Galliens
Conan Doyle
Barry Pain
Veronica
Aimee
Geo W. Ellis
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Midland Monthly
Midland
Associated Press
Carpenter
Edwin Coppuc
John Brown
Richard Realt
Brown
Lincoln
Robert T. Lincoln
Col. Keatley
Allatoona
Des Moines
A. Peasley
E. M. Willard
Northwestern Legion of Honor
H. N. Hodgson
St. Paul
Minn
H. Beck
Wingfield
Kas
D. M. Rowland
Marengo
W. P. Twombly
A.J. Ryan
York
Neb
J. N. W. Rumple
Cal. W. Smith
Muscatine
W. E. Farris
Dubuque
Joyful Health Restored by Syrup of Figs
Exhilarating sense of renewed health follows use of Syrup of Figs, praised by informed users who reject old time medicines and cheap substitutes. The narrative contrasts progress with offerings unworthy of the well informed.
A Preacher's Escapade and Regional Notices
Audubon reports Rev. G M Tharpe, pastor at Audubon’s Evangelical church, decamps for parts unknown leaving debts and a letter to his wife. Red Oak hosts an October meeting of trotting and pacing races with notable purses and world champions. Insurance agent F J Bagley pays out $2,055.65 to Gerhart Ostdick on a matured policy, marking one of several major claims. Atlantic District appoints Methodism conference officials. A court in Council Bluffs settles a case against G M Cuppy with a $1,000 fine for pension fraud involvement. Thomas F Musson sues Major H E Conger for $24,000 over endorsed notes.
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G. M. Tharpe
Audubon
Auduubon
Hey
Evangelical Church
Haa
Audubon Advocate
Red Oak
F. Bagley
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Gerhart Ostdicks
Ostdick
Ostdicks
Fritz Seivert
Casady
Council Bluffs
Reliable Pioneer Company
Reliable Pioneer Company,” of
Neola Reporter
United States
G. M. Cuppy
Avoca
Tip” Cuppy
Edgington
Cappy
Thomas F. Musson
Audubon County
H. E. Conger
Brazil
Conger
Harlan Tribune
Married couple in Pleasant township wedding ceremony at Proctor home
Miss Leot Proctor wed Samuel Baughman at 7:50 PM on Wednesday in Pleasant township, officiated by Rev J Young with Rev E By assisting. The event drew eighty to one hundred guests, featured a large wedding supper, and the couple plan to settle on the Phil Baughman farm. Deep Water Convention plans noted with R G Phelps selected to attend in Topeka.
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Leot Proctor
Samuel Baugh
Young
E. By
Aterling
Wiltial Baughman
Proctor
Markets report with hogs cattle and sheep prices
Hoges market in Chicago shows receipts around 17 000 with slow trade and prices down about six cents. Cattle receipts about 10 500, Lambs and western stock prominent, market slow. Sheep receipts near 16 000 and prices weak. Also notes on butter potatoes corn and baking powder ads. Royal baking powder praised at the World’s Fair.
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HOGE
Onicago
Asano
Butch
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