Republican County Ticket for local offices
The ticket lists candidates for county roles including Representative M N Baker, Treasurer T W Brown, Sheriff J P Hill, Superintendent J B Johnson, Coroner M Murphy, and Supervisors R D Wilkin and D B Frink. It presents a concise slate of official names without additional context.
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Republican County Ticket
M.N. Baker
T. W. Brown
J.P. Hill
J. B. Johnson
M. Murphy
R. D. Wilkin
D. B. Frink
Those Who Won't Work From Calamity to Prosperity in Iowa
A Washington township resident argues that wealth remains in Casa county if people work, not complain. He contrasts two youths, one prospering selling office desks since 1894, the other faltering on calamity talk and politics. He condemns Democratic anti wealth rhetoric and urges voters to back responsible labor over idle talk.
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Thos. Jipson
Washington Township
Casa County
Fred Macey
Macey Deak
Iowa
Tagals
Philippines
Burton
President defends soldiers in Manila crisis speech
The Sioux City Journal reports remarks praising American troops at Manila as nonaggressors under strict orders to observe the protocol until peace talks. Lincoln Neb voices praise from Company D, First Nebraska volunteers with Lt Lewis Ryan lauding soldiers who stood firm amid insults and provocation.
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Pittsburg
Manila
Pearad
Senate
Washington
Otis
Lincoln
Neb
Company D
First
Nebraska
Lewis Ryan
Santa Mesa
Camp Stotsenburs
Solder II
United States Senate
Denanda
Fred
Ryan
Philippines
W.S. Harvey
Company G
Atlantic
Aguinaldo
United States
Sioux City Journal
Tax Capital on South African letter shaping Philippine policy
Tax Capital reviews E W Lewis's South African letter in the SELEGRAPL arguing Gladstone granted the Boers the autonomous rule anti-imperialists desire for the Philippines. It warns of a dreadful war, urging a firm British hand to subdue Aguinaldo rebels and provide a humane but controlled Philippine government.
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E. W. Lewis
Gladstone
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Cartoon Bulletin Board Grows in Popularity
A bulletin board displaying car toons expands daily with the latest cartoons on current subsets. The display attracts visitors and hints at a steady growing interest in the evolving exhibit.
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Tue Teeerary
War talk and tax case cited in Atlantic controversy
Tax textarapa claims its interview with Oscar Harvey aimed to inform not incite partisanship and urges printing the full interview. Judge Green directs the county tax case against Henry Bell, urging prosecution to widen tax lists, though noting no perfect assessment method exists and some taxpayers evade full wealth reporting.
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Green
Henry Bell
Adair Urges Southwest State Normal School Bid
The Adair News argues for placing a state normal school in Adair, noting it has high location appeal and strong scholar interest. It contrasts Atlantic and Red Oak, insists the project will happen soon, and calls for local support and cooperation from Adair residents.
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Atlantic
Red Oak
Adair
Normal
Town
Peor
Audubon Republican critique and campaign remarks
A critic denounces newspaper falsehoods and quotes remarks by Tom Stephens on heat and celebration. Congressmen Smith McPherson delivers a sharp address at Union County Republican convention, praising clear articulation and foretelling the campaign’s direction. The piece condemns Democratic doctrine and previews election framing.
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Smith McPherson
Union County
Sioux City Journal Editorial Highlights Telegharu Interview
An editorial from the Sioux City Journal mirrors the telegraphy interview with QOicar Harvey, noting its concision and relevance. The piece commends clarity and directness, urging readers to engage with the interview and consider its implications.
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Sioux City Journal
Bard
Boies urges concessions on silver plan to unite party
Ex Governor Boies writes to eight New York papers arguing the Democratic Party should trade off positions on a sixteen to one silver to gold ratio. He says a two schools of belief exist and proposes a give and take scheme to win in state campaigns and the next presidential contest. He warns a parity is not sought and notes free coinage backers want a fifty cent dollar.
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Boles
New York
Democratic Party
Boies
Mr. Boles
Horace ‘Boies
Des Moines dispatch reports Democratic pick in Mills Montgomery race
In Glenwood the Mills Montgomery district Democrats nominated N G Field for senator after a fractured process surrounding Joe Markley. Field, editor of the Glenwood Tribune, is known as Nancy and pledged to run on any platform. The episode recalls a prior libel case against Major Curtis linked to Field.
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John S. Gear
Mr. Markley
Glenwood
Field
Glenwood Tribune
Nancy
Mc. Field
Cass County
Major Curtis
Isaac Dickerson
Glenwool
County Superintendent Burton Criticized For Partisan Moves
Telegram notes from neighbors allege County Superintendent Burton injects politics into the nonpartisan office. It accuses him of serving four dollars a day and pursuing a second two year term while delivering a weak administration for taxpayers.
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Burton
Hae
Republican voter ponders fate of Lion A B Cumming
A partisan supporter reflects on Lion A B Cumming’s past party changes and the impact on his senate candidacy, noting a perceived lack of fidelity as a major obstacle and considering future profit or loss.
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Lion
A.b.cumming
Thorng
Senate
Republican campaign managers confront vote turnout task
The text notes that mobilizing voters is the sole challenge facing Republican campaign managers in the current election cycle.
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Tne
Free silver coinage would not improve money or prices
The argument contends that free coinage at a sixteen to one ratio could either bring a dollar equal in silver value to gold or fail, leaving a depreciated silver dollar. It warns that either outcome yields no cheaper farm goods or easier credit, and predicts disaster if silver fails to reach gold value, urging opposition by the Republican party to avoid panic and hardship.
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Republican Party
Democrats urged unity for victory in California
Mr. Bryan told expansion Democrats in California he will not favor war abandonment until victory. Hon. H. M. Byers of Harlan is named candidate for real congress nomination in Shelby County. Byers, former speaker of the house, is an energetic worker. his last bid failed from overwork.
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Bryan
California
Platte
H. M. Byers
Harlan
Con
Shelby County
Congress
Seme
Creston Gazette mockery blooms as senatorial race nears end
The Creston Gazette ridicules the Register amid Iowa governor candidate race chatter. The piece notes campaign closings for Lue senatorial contest and growing Gazette glee as Gear appears favored.
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The
Creston Gazette
Register
Lue
Gear
Gazette
Walnut Bureau Editor Showcases Notable Caller
Eptvor DePew of Walnut visited the ELEGRAPIE office recently as a welcome caller. He is producing a very readable Walnut Bureau each week, revealing the editor is clearly to the manner born.
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Eptvor DePew
Walnut
Walnut Bureau
Fair showcases stock and merchandise at the weeklong event
Despite the lack of lagoons with electric launches and a midway with dancing girls, the fair offers an excellent display of stock and merchandise and gallons of Jeni nade there.
Campaign Kickoff for Gov Bid in Davenport
Canvipate White, on the democratic ticket, will open his campaign for governor in Davenport next week. It is announced he will relegate the silver issue to the rear.
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Canvipate White
Davenport
Stray Remarks Weigh On Aguinaldo Follower Sentiment
In the past days Tene notes mixed reactions as returning soldiers dampen the enthusiasm of anti Aguinaldo supporters. The fragment suggests tension between returning troops and anti- Aguinaldo factions affecting public mood.
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Aguinaldo
Campaign stance frames fall election without presidential bearing
The fall campaign centers on state and party matters rather than influencing the next year's presidential election. Republicans push for laws that reflect their reputation and set a steady pace for governance.
Proposal for alternate elections this fall
Voters are urged to inform themselves on the proposition to hold elections every other year instead of only in the fall. The measure will be voted on this fall, and residents should study the issue carefully to cast informed ballots.
Times are good argument for the republicans in this era
The piece argues that thriving business and prosperity are the strongest case for the Republican position, noting a booming economy and ample wealth as justification for continued support. It frames economic success as the key justification for party leadership during the period.
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Republicar
Banner Salva Promises Quick Cure for Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Banner Salva as a fast healer for skin diseases including eczema and rashes, claimed to follow a world famous specialist’s prescription. Sold for 25 cents by Eumert & Co. and F. Parson & Co.
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En Eumert & Co
F. Parson & 0
Banner Salve Promises Quick Cure for Sores and Ulcers
A 19th century advertisement touts Banner Salve as the fastest remedy for running sores ulcers boils pimples and related skin troubles. The 25 cent price is listed with retailers Vic Emmert and F Parsons & Co selling the product.
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Vic Emmert
F. Parsons & Co
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