Senator Cleveland Attacked for Denmark Insult Claim
The piece attacks Senator Cleveland as an aristocrat who insults Danes and foreigners, recounting a business rewrite excluding Hansen and Rasmussen and renaming the firm W. F. Cleveland & Co. It argues his campaign appeals to common people are pretense while urging Republicans to rally behind Lincoln, Grant, Blaine, and party independence.
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Julian Phelps
Chase
Senator Cleveland
Mr. Chase
Mr. Cleveland
Telegraph
Rasmussen
Hansen & Rasmussen
Harlan, Ia
Ivanes
Hansen
W. F. Cleveland & Co
Dane
Denmark
Britain
America
Our
Republic
Lincoln
Grant
Blaine
Douglas
Republican Party
Séymour
Tilden
Culate
How to Vote on the Republican Ticket
Instructions urge voters to mark a cross in the circle in the upper left corner of the Republican ticket. The message repeats THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Pledge as Coherence for G. O. P. in Congress
The Republican party hinges on standing by its pledge while those who evade it, alongside Buchanan’s champions, defend the current Congress. The statement casts the pledge as the party’s unifying force and marks evasion as the opposing stance.
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Republican Party
Congress
Buchanan
Senator Cleveland’s cash collar blocks fair bank bids
A Cass county constituent narrative accuses Senator Cleveland of ignoring three conventions and blocking a bill to allow banks to bid on surplus county funds. The piece claims a Harlan bank bought influence, costing Cass county and Shelby county residents annual sums, and decries the senator’s apparent bank collar.
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Cleveland
Kia Cass County
Senate
Harlan Bank
Shelby County
HOUSE
Cass County
State Senate
Captain Kneehi's Open Letter to Senator Cleveland 1898
A Democratic fence corner letter from Jonathan Kneehi to Senator Cleveland complains of broken promises and seeks a bond to secure votes. It cites distillery plans turning to a starch factory, lower grain prices, and failed loans. The note laments wool sales and warns of rivals, ending with a plea about land offers and a bleak economic note.
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Kneehi
Senator Cleveland
Benton
Atlantic
Jos Vetzer
Chauncey Slater
Cleve
Boies
Grover Cleveland
Clevie
George
Jonathan Kneehs
P.S
Indiana
Jonathan
Attack on Blythe Ignites Republican Backing
The piece portrays James E Blythe as a target of Cedar Rapids Gazette and Des Moines News attacks amid GOP frictions. It credits Blythe with calming a raucous state convention by guiding orderly debate and supporting Judge Struble, arguing democrats fear his fairness over politics.
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Blythe
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
Atlantic
Lawrence
Study the Americanism of Blaine and then the party sentiment of the GOP
This item surveys Blaine's Americanism and analyzes contemporary GOP sentiment, contrasting his ideas with party posture. It notes political alignment, rhetoric, and evolving support within the party, presenting a concise snapshot of ideological currents.
Don't Trade a Man on Your Ticket in Fourth Ward Card
Republican attack on Senator Cleveland and rivals dominates the page. The card praises Doctor Davis as a progressive, capable candidate for the house, noting his long county residence, character, and public spirit. It criticizes opposition as dark and underhanded while endorsing Davis.
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Cleveland
Palmody
Studley
Breece
Rezner
Breen
Cavenaugh
Porterfield
Card
Fourth Ward
Job
Mr. Rezner
Doctor Davis
Tom Brown Praised as Strong County Treasurer Candidate
The republican ticket is described as rounded and competent with T. W. Brown highlighted as a mainstay. He is portrayed as a capable, obliging official who treats people fairly and has strong vote-getting skill, earning the strongest support of his party.
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T. W. Brown
Tom Brown
Pralls V Taltys in Atlantic County Politics
The Prall family, eleven members named as Republican voters, face the Talty family in a county contest. The independent reader lists Prall branches including Columbus, Thadeous, Ed, L A, Wilson, Bert, George, Milton, Lee, Emmert, and T W Prall, noting their Atlantic County roots and political alignment.
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Pralls
Taltys
Columbus Prall
Thadeous Prall
Ed Prall
L. A. Prall
Wilson Prall
Bert Prall
George Prall
Milton Prall
Lee Prall
Emmert Prall
T. W. Prall
Republican Meetings Across Towns Schedule in Late Oct to Early Nov
A sequence of Republican campaign meetings lists Colonel Sweene ex congressman at Wiota Oct 27 and Oct 81. Sidney Foster Griswold Oct 30. Bruff, Lyon Lincoln Center Nov 4. Patterson, Crawford Swede settlement Nov 3. Wilson, Crawford Benton Center Nov 6. Green, Bruff Pymosa Center Nov 2. Patterson, Green Wiota Nov 6. Wood, Bruff Elaworth Washington Oct 30. Lockwood, Crawford Garfeld Oct 30. Major Fairbain Mansena Nov 1 and Cumberland Nov 2. Bruce, Wood Edna Center Nov 3. Wood, Bruce Victoria Center. Prof Conn German New Franklin Nov. Crawford Noble Center Nov 2.
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Sweene
Wiota
Bruff
Lyon
Bear Grove Center
Sidney E. Foster
Griswold
Bruce
Lincoln Center
Patterson
Crawford
Swede
Settlement Pleasant
Wilson
Benton Center
Green
Pymosa Center
Wood
Elaworth
Washington Township
Lockwood
Garfeld
Grove Township
Fairbain
Mansena
Cumberland
Edna Center
Victoria Center
Conn
German School House
New Franklin
Autumn prosperity in Cass county Iowa county outlook
A reflective column highlights Cass county Iowa's harvests and potential. Potatoes yield high with a local farmer reportedly digging 3000 bushels at 175 bushels per acre. Corn, clover, hay, and beef remain strong while apple crops shrink but future shipments to the northwest are touted. The piece urges local pride and hints at domestic textile manufacturing as a future strength.
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Griswold
Cass County
Iowa
Lefthand upper corner of the republican THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
The fragment shows the left upper corner of a newspaper page titled THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. It appears as an editorial or notices page element without a complete article body.
A Shame To The Honest Democrat
The piece criticizes the Democratic Party for failures on key issues including silver trust pension protection and extravagance. It laments shifts away from Jeffersonian ideals and accuses leaders of cowardice hypocrisy and abandoning personal liberty and a unified democratic platform. The author questions daylight democracy and cites township option proposals as harmful to equal liberty.
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Boies
James Buchanan
Cleveland
Toombs
Wigfall
Davis
Breckenridge
Crisp
Carlyle
Flake Smith
Hillary Herbert
Benton Township
Grove Township
McClure Endorsed McKinley Law Faith in Protection
Editor McClure of the Audubon County Republican stood firm for the McKinley tariff despite setbacks. He urged Republicans to hold fast protecting industrial policy, lamenting the uneven stance of the press and urging stronger conviction.
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McClure
Audubon County Republican
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