The Weekly Telegraph Political Ticket Card List
The card prints a subscription notice and a slate of county and district officials. Names include Francis Dearmaid Napanoose, Matt Parrott, Josiah Given, R Perkins, Henry Sabin, M D Davis, S W Brown, H Newcomb, WK Graham, M De, Biggs, Lev ee Mountain, and a Levee Mountain district board link.
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PEE
Francis Art Dearmai
Matt Parrott
Black Liawk
Josiah Given
Polk County
R. Perkins
Rattroud
Fremont County
Henry Sabin
Musqeabine
30Th
M.D. Davis
Dowie
W. Brown
Bb. Newcomb
Graham M
ABE Biggs
Levee Mountain
A. Sherk
Republican Iowa Platform Supports Protective Policy and Immigration Limits
The Iowa Republican platform affirms adherence to national party principles, touts prosperity, and defends protectionist policy. It condemns Democratic tariff changes, calls for free trade limits, balanced money standards, and open competition abroad. It endorses immigration controls, veteran pensions, and reelects the senior senator with firm support.
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Republican Party of
Iowa
National Party
Democratic Party
Democratic House of Representatives
Republican Party
Senate
United States
Tabor
America
Minneapolis
Dallas
Republic
Till American people are a restless lot in birth home
The passage reflects on American mobility and the rarity of dying in one’s birthplace. It contrasts American vigor with the cling to ancestral homes found in old countries, noting that as the nation ages the pattern will become more evident.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Defender Triumphs In Second Historic Cup Race
The Defender defeated the English Valkyre III in a dramatic second race after damage at the start. Although the British yacht led briefly, the American boat repaired and closed the gap to finish 47 seconds behind. The protest favored Defender, tying the series at one heat apiece with a best three of five format.
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Defender
Valkyre III
England
Jine
Tingland
Johnny Bull
Uncle Sam
English yacht race ends with Defender victory and English pride
The English suffered a public defeat as the Briisher clung to dignity and sulked after fouling Defender. Valkyre refused to sail when convinced the course was unfair, ending with the cup staying in American hands and English critics lamenting the outcome and fairness.
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Valkyre
meLud
England
United States
Lord Dunraven
Jord Dunrayen
Review of English actions and cholera fears in 19th century notes
The article discusses not handing over a cup amid protests and urges reviewing English conduct during a prior visit by college students. It notes California fears cholera spreading from Hawaii and possibly the Barrington, urging strict port health measures and cleanliness. It highlights Louisville veterans of two armies reuniting, praising cordial Blue and Gray relations and suggesting reconciliation will benefit both sides without losses.
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California
Hawaii
Barrington
San Francisco
New York
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio Republican Speech Highlights Fiscal Record
Gov McKincey praised GOP budgets for never letting revenues fall below expenses and keeping gold reserves above 3100,000,000. Democrats censured the surplus while noting peace debt avoidance, but accused no neglect of Americans’ rights or excessive jingoism. The current administration faces no such charge.
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Gov. McKincey
Ohio
Danish farming expertise shows value of trained labor
The piece argues that democratic debt levels exceed one million dollars per state during peace and hypothetically contrasts with republicans. It praises Danes for producing top butter and bacon, noting high prices and rising demand. It credits patient, trained work for Denmark’s success as proof that skilled training elevates earnings.
Populist Picnic Speech Cites Party Switch by Judge Cole
Jiper C. C. Cole told a Monona County Populist picnic that he left the Republican Party because he would not remain in it if he could not be honest. The crowd saw his move as cheering news to old acquaintances who had doubted the reason.
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Jiper
C. C. Cole
Monona County
Republican Party
Harrison
Dexter
Iowa
Insurgent Victory in Cuba Puts Puerto Principe in Rebel Hands
Latest Cuban advices claim insurgents defeated the Spanish army, captured Puerto Principe with 14 000 fighters, drawing Spaniards out and routing them. The article argues Spain is losing control and independence may soon follow, while American reaction is indifferent to Spain's defeat. It also touches on Gold surges and political notes about Buzzard's Bay and Nebraska Democrats.
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Cuba
Puerto Principe
Spain
State fair gate leaks prompt call for paid admissions
A newspaper discussion reveals large crowds still boosted receipts despite stolen passes. It argues for universal paid admission to prevent officer and gatekeeper losses and to help fund improvements and future operations.
Watterson Speech at Louisville G A R Reunion Sparks Patriotism
Henry Watterson’s remarks at the G A R gathering in Louisville show patriotism rekindled south of Mason and Dixon line. North will welcome the display and the speaker’s welcome address is praised as strong reading suggesting Americanism for administration supporters to remember.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville
Mason and Dixon
South
Watterson
Cox. Watterson
Col. Watterson
Queen Liz Granted Freedom Prompts Hawaii Visit Invite
Queen Liz has been granted freedom by Hawaii authorities and Cleveland is urged to extend a special invitation for a visit. She may share valuable fishing pointers during the meeting.
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Liz
Hawaii
Cleveland
Guthrie man Lyons urged to value past of principle
Cart condemns Lyons of Guthrie for deserting lifelong principles in pursuit of a petty office, warns voters he has gained nothing and ruined an honorable record.
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Cart
Lyons
Guthrie
Audubon County Democrats Rally in Strong Convention
Audubon county voters held a highly enthusiastic convention on September 10 affirming the Marshalltown state convention platform and nominating an excellent ticket. The slate includes O. P. Tyler for representative G. W. Hoover for treasurer J. H. Jones for sheriff C. W. Johnson for superintendent of schools and D. I. Thomas for supervisor. The piece notes political shifts across parties and references national tariff effects and World’s Fair baking powder tests.
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Audubon County
Marshalltown
O. P. Tyler
G. W. Hoover
J. H. Jones
C. W. Johnson
D. I. Thomas
Forty Acre Apple Orchard Profits Revealed in Iowa Letter
A Harrison county orchardist describes a 40 acre site with winter apple varieties. He reports net profits over ten years exceeding 15000 dollars and a last decade average yields and practices to maximize growth while warning against overplanting and poor pruning.
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Guo
Bacon
Cass
O. W. Boon
Atlantic
Iowa
Royal Baking Powder Tops All In U.S. Government Reports
U.S. Government Reports declare Royal Baking Powder superior to all other brands, highlighting its quality and effectiveness as the leading leavening agent for home baking.
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U. S
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U.S. Gov't Report
Harrison County
Missouri River
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