Silver and Gold Democrats Clash Over Ballot Name
The October Iowa political scene centers on a silver Democratic protest led by Judge C. Cole Wilen against labeling a party as national Democratic. Gold Democrats filed a 1,400-signature petition to secure an Australian ballot, while Republicans dominate the state reviewing board. Plans loom for court action as the supreme court may rule soon.
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Cole Wilen
Des Moines
Oct
Silver Democrata
Gold Democrats
O. ©. Cole
The
Silver Democracy
National Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Gold “Democrats
Bieyanth
Supreme Court
Close Up the Lines of Battle Nation in Peril
A rousing 19th century style exhortation urges citizens to defend the nation. It calls to stand shoulder to shoulder, resist mob rule, and gird on armor as the foe appears at home. A call to raise red white and blue and march forward to protect justice and liberty.
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Justice
Sivas
Supreme Court In Session After Four Month Recess
Washington reports the United States Supreme Court reconvened for the October term with six hundred sixteen cases on the docket. Justices present except Shiras. Urgent matters include Quadrant land grant cases, tax injunctions, dispensary law issues, and the Bell Telephone suit. Other noted cases concern railroad land restores and title to Santa Fe site. Chief figures McKinley’s campaign schedule and Wyoming fusion on electoral ticket. Harrison to speak in Cincinnati and Charleston.
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Highest Judicial Tribunal
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Shiras
United States
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Ohio
Indiana
Express and Telegraph
South Carolina
Bell Telephone Company
Union Pacific
Winona and
St. Peter
Sioux City
St. Paul
California
Nebraska
Santa Fe
N. M
Laclede Gas Company
St. Louis
President and family likely to depart Gray Gables this week
Buzzaro's Bay Massachusetts Oct 5 the president and family prepare for return to Washington with a hoped message to Congress. The weather turns cool at the summer home as preparations proceed. President Hardaon grants pardon to Patrick Clifford and Barney Burns in Missouri post office break case.
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Buzzaro’s Bay
Mass
Washington
Gray Gables
Cleveland
Congress
Fireman Missing After Jump From La Bourgogne
On Sept. 30 Jean Lebre a fireman aboard the steamer La Bourgogne from Havre was missed by his mates in New York harbor area. A thorough shipboard search found no trace of him and investigators suppose he jumped overboard.
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McKinley
Canton
Michigan
Indiana
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
South
Missouri
la Bourgogne
Havre
Jean Lebre
Cyclone Ruins Bridge and Sparks Million-Dollar Losses
Reports from Gyglonic Storm area confirm a wide cyclonic event with losses likely surpassing 1,000,000. In Dancasten Pennsylvania the Susquehanna bridge at Columbia is destroyed, 27 spans swept away. no deaths found after a thorough search, though two men feared to be aboard.
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Dancasten
Susquehanna
Columbia
Bryan in West Virginia campaign stop in Grafton and Cumberland
Bryan tours the Alleghenies from Martinsburg to Cumberland with a large cheering crowd. Ex Senator Henry G. Davis introduces him in Cumberland as he discusses voter responsibility and political issues. After Cumberland, Keyser hosts him on a decorated platform in a grand mountain setting. Third Prohibition ticket nominated in Toreka Kansas with 60 delegates selecting Rev. J E Brandt for governor and A H Vance for attorney general despite reunification efforts.
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Grafton
W. Va
Bryan
Martineburg
Cumberland
Potomac
Alleghanies
Keyser
United States
Henry G. Davis
Davis
Prohibition
ToreKa
Kansas
J. E. Brandt
Fort Scott Methodist Episcopal District
A. H. Vance
Prohibition Party
National Party
Railroad Presidents Meet in Chicago Falls to Freight Officials
In Chicago on October 1 the presidents of western railroads, gathered to appoint a successor to the Western Freight association, handed the task to freight traffic managers. The managers failed to reach a plan and no outcomes emerged from the session.
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Chicago
The
Western Roads
Western Freight Association
Anomalies of Human Nature and Vision
An excerpt notes how intelligent people neglect vision related needs while preserving other essential habits. It argues poor eyes cause broad health issues such as headaches, nervousness, insomnia, and even severe conditions, and asserts spectacles act as a strong influence for good or evil.
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St. Vital
Why Patronize Prof Arnold In Optics Today
A promotional piece extols Prof Arnold as a premier optician with forty five years of experience and vast stock. It warns against unqualified peddlers, claims his eye exams are free, and urges readers to seek his London trained expertise, vast inventory, and lower prices due to large scale buying. It also notes his office hours and residence in the city.
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J. M. Johnson A. M
Arnold
Prof
London
Europe
America
Mayne
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