Republican State and County Ticket List
The notice lists Republican candidates including Governor L M Shaw Lieutenant Governor J C Millinman Supreme Judge J J Sherwin Railroad Commissioner E A Dawson Superintendent R C Barrett Representative M N Baker Treasurer C W Brown Sheriff J B Hill Coroner M J Murpry and Supervisors B D Wilkin D B Frink for the county races.
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L. M. Shaw
J. C. Millinman
Jj. C. Sherwin
E. A. Dawson
R. C. Barrett
Republican County Ticket
M.N. Baker
Brown
J. B. Hill
J. B. Johnson
M. J. Murpry
Wilkin
D. B, Frink
Oscar Harvey returns from Philippines with Nebraska unit
Oscar Harvey, 22, of this city, has safely returned from the Philippines with Company G of the First Nebraska Volunteers. He describes harsh outpost duty, encounters with insurgents, and the regiment’s steady fighting from February through April in Luzon, noting American patience and eventual praise from commanding officers.
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Thera
Harvey
Oscar
Philippines
Oscar Harvey
Cuba
Atlantic
Omiaba
Geneva
Neb
Honolulu
Manila
Aguinaldo
Lay
Nebraska
Philippine Islands
Isle of Luzon
Deposito
San Mateo Valley
San Fran
Jciseco del
Letter from South Africa by Edward Lewis Provokes Debate
A local letter argues that English are not aggressors in the looming war and that foreign correspondents exaggerate. It cites Mr. Edward Lewis as a trusted townsman, urges Americans to trust the administration for reliable information, and asks readers to have confidence in the President’s integrity and decisions.
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South Africa
Edward Lewis
Lewis
Johnny Bull
Telegraph
Philippine Islands
Globe
Superintendent Barrett Pushes New Normal Schools Plan
Superintendent Barrett says the next legislature should found new normal schools or double Cedar Falls facilities, which serve 2,000 students with room for about 1,000 more. Towns like Storm Lake Denison Algona Le Mars Red Oak Shenandoah Corning Afton Washington Airfield pursue schools. Proposal favors one new institution in each quadrant, plus Cedar Falls in the northeast. Atlantic citizens question the move and urge immediate effort if desirable.
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Barrett
Cedar Falls
Storm Lake
Denison
Algona
le Mars
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Corning
Afton
Washington
Airfield
Cedar Falls College
G. Williver
Des Moines
Atlantic
Iowa Democrats and Leader Back Philippine War as Campaign Issue
The Des Moines Leader and the Iowa Democratic state central committee push opposition to the American army in the Philippines as the main election issue. Republicans welcome the field, predicting Iowa voters will back the army by a large margin, calling the policy obstructionist and out of step with public sentiment and national honor.
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Des Moines
Iowa Democratic State Central Committee
Philippines
Iowa
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Army
Mark Hanna
Free Ailyar
Lincoln
Des Moines Leader Doubts Curtis Quote Allegations
The Des Moines Leader attributes a statement to Major H. G. Curtis and uses it to attack the administration. Curtis is an adept politician unlikely to have made such remarks as alleged, casting doubt on the column’s claims and the paper’s critique.
Audubon County Republican Moves to New Brick Building
The Audubon County Republican relocates to a substantial brick building designed for the paper. Congratulations go to editor Mr. Mott for securing comfortable, modern quarters and steady Telegraph subscription growth.
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Audubon County Republican
Mott
Telegraph
Good Effect Good Cause Two News Items Side by Side
The piece notes that the Democratic party for the first time has two U.S. Senators from the north east and west, losing Senate control for six years and governors in the north. It cites farm labor wages in Minnesota and the Dakotas as proof of changing political and economic conditions, with farmers unable to hire harvest workers despite high pay, illustrating a broader national shift.
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Philadelphia
Orkorld
United States
Senate
Bryan
Kentucky
Chicago
Thmes-Herald
Minnesota
Northwest
Fourteenth Resolve At Bur nen Ball Attacks Monopolies
A fragment from a Atlantic convening session shows a Peoples Party of Cass County pledge to cleanse courts and state houses of trusts and imperialism. Signed by James W. Brown J. C. Bradbury and Frank Blaser. The piece criticizes the authors and questions national progress amid the Philippine question and Funston’s war stance.
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Atlantic
Peoples Party
Cass County
James W. Brown
J. C. Bradbury
Frank Blaser
Burnea
Divine Purpose Behind Philippine Policy Cited by Shaw
A historical-leaning editorial argues Governor Shaw’s claim that U S actions in the Philippines reflect a divine purpose unfolding since ancient times. It warns against opposing the governing party, suggesting to oppose it would be to oppose the march of the Anglosaxon world rather than policy itself.
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Shaw
Philippine Islands
United States
Cass County Democrats Reject Populist Viewpoint
In a two week old Cass county convention the Democrats gave the Populists no role and refused to share the stage or views. The critique comes from an unnamed source referencing an inverted telescope metaphor to describe the distancing.
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Cass County
Stuart
Circus Travels Drain Money From Cass County
The circus of Thursday is a great business organization and during the course of a season's travels covers a territory from which it drains a deal of money. Probably six thousand dollars left Cass county yesterday.
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Cass County
Hatched miscall echoes in journalistic tradition
A fragmented line laments a naming error by a newspaper, noting how the “BO county never mane 40 vert” phrase reflects sloppy editing and sensational naming practices in press culture.
McKinney addresses Pittsburg crowd on Philippine war
President McKinney spoke at a reception for the Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers in Pittsburgh on Monday. He declared the administration’s aim to quell the Philippine insurrection and warned there will be no pause or parley until insurgents are suppressed and American authority is recognized.
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Funston
Manila
Luzon University
McKineny
Pennsylvania ‘Volunteers
Pittsburg
Senate
Washington
Editors Weigh War Cry in 1900 Campaign Context
The piece surveys editorials praising Peace before law and order under the flag, noting Republican leaders in Washington favor the stance. It cites Gear’s strong delegate support in Gear friendly counties, and mentions Senator Gear as likely to succeed in Iowa. It also notes a portrait of Gear at the Telegraph office and discusses shifting campaign issues from Philippine war to other recurring themes.
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Stars and Stripes
Ocean Grove
Washington
Congress
Marshalltown
Cerro Gordo
Appanoose
Decatur
Floyd County
Gear
John H. Gear
Iowa
Voters Favor Republican Ticket In Iowa State Action
A fragment notes voters feel a sense of self-satisfaction from supporting the Republican ticket in Iowa. It claims the party wiped out four state debts, corrected previous errors, reduced the tax levy, and enacted desirable legislation.
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Iowa
Community Pushes for State Normal School Site
The Anita Tribune cites Atlantic as a satisfactory location for a state normal school and urges residents to prepare for a canvass to support the project. The piece reflects local sentiment and calls for civic action to advance the school in the town.
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Anita Tribune
Atlantic
Weaven Elected Chairman of State Central Committee
H. O. Weaven, from the Firat district, is chosen as chairman and will lead the campaign. He is described as a successful political figure, expected to perform the task satisfactorily. The town notes three gubernatorial candidates this fall—Shaw, White, and Lloyd—mirroring the previous campaign and the move to abandon the free silver issue.
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H. O. Weaven
State Central Committee
Firat
J2go
Tax Hampton and the Gold Standard Debate
The Globe discusses Secretary Wilson and McWilson noting farmers as a major creditor class eager for a legal gold standard. It argues farmers support the standard to stabilize prices of their products, recalling prior currency issues and the impact of a silver value threat as prices rose under gold but fell with silver.
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Hampton
Globe
Anya
Mc. Wilson
Secretaary Wilson
The
Tendency to resist new innovations in history
The passage notes a human tendency to belittle new things and to resist innovations. It cites the Louisiana Purchase, the Pacific slope acquisition, and the expansion of civilization beyond seas as examples of this persistent stumbling block in progress.
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Pacific
Liberty and tyranny in the Philippines debated by Albert Shaw
Albert Shaw argues that Aguinaldo cannot symbolize liberty and that true liberty for Filipinos comes under United States governance. He dismisses calls for independence as empty rhetoric and asserts Americans provide the only real chance at liberty, despite Western political platforms.
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Aguinaldo
Philippines
United
States
Iowa
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviewa
AxL Travelers Praise Atlantic as Best Iowa Town
AxL the traveling men say Atlantic stands out as the good town in this Iowa section. They praise the community spirit, clean streets, and friendly residents, noting it as a model stop for visitors and locals alike.
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Axl
Atlantic
Iowa
Millions Given Awe in Generous Health Cure Givers
The Dr King New anaccrete medicine proprietors claim over ten million trial bottles have been given away to aid the needy and suffering. They assert the remedy cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and diseases of the throat and chest. Vic Emmert & Co. offer a free trial bottle with regular prices 50c and 1 00, garuanteed or refunded.
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Dr. King
Vic, Emmert & Co
Trade review shows firm prices with cereals weak
Review of trade notes broad confidence in mercantile activity with firm prices across lines except cereals which fall. Wheat corn and oats decline due to speculative liquidation and soft foreign demand. crop prospects for a full yield despite weaker outlook. Also contains unrelated ad copy for Ely's Cream Balm and a diarrhoea remedy.
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Bradetreeta
Grain-O Drink Ad Claims Coffee Substitute
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a delicious nourishing drink resembling coffee when prepared correctly. It markets Grain-O as gentle on digestion and nerving, not a stimulant, claiming benefits for both children and adults and noting it sells through grocers.
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