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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

29 Sep 1897

Page 11

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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1897

Page

11

Fever Expert to Inspect Galveston and Texas Events

An item notes Dr John Uiterras, a yellow fever expert, arriving by special train for inspection work in Texas. It mentions his plan to examine prevailing conditions at Galveston and nearby areas, amid broader discussions of public health and regional concerns. Also referenced is Henry Seam as a mayoral figure in New York, with context on the Democratic, free silver, and Bryan clubs in city politics.

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Texas Henry New-York Greater York George Unite ‘Democracy New York Béenias Walsh National ‘Committee Iowa Fey Bolas Nebraska Reokuk Interna Genta Commission Europe Endeav Fred Agreo Fred White Bryan Salaenies Democrate United States St. Louis Piast Klondike Republican Committee Rad Oak Leslie M. Shaw Leon Chariton Albin Waterloo Grinnell Adel Princeton William B. Allison Allison J. P. Dolliver Bedford Corning Richland New Sharon Marengo
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Republicans Open Campaign in Iowa with Shaw Speech

Iowa Republicans formally launched their campaign with L. M. Shaw, J. C. Milliman, and Congressman Dolliver addressing large crowds at Red Oak. Shaw defended the party’s tariff and money policies, asserted the Triple Alliance case against free silver, and urged defense of a protective tariff and sound money while outlining campaign plans and upcoming speaker schedules across the state.

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Bryan Acas Mr. Bryan Red “Oak Amon L.M. Shaw J. C. ‘Milliman Dolliver Triple Alliance Republican Party Democratic Party Rene Poives St. Louis Republicana Reublican Party Congress Shaw
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Political party names and ballot status outlined

The executive council rules the People’s Party name cannot block the Independent People’s Party nomination papers. A. W. Weekes, state chairman, confirms papers will be recognized under the People’s Party heading. Mentioned are speeches by Hon. John Lacey in multiple Iowa cities and congressmen Hager Hull with schedule notes.

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John ¥. Lacey Newton Webster City Cedar Falls Fort Dodge Hager Greenfield Hull Waterloo Executive Council People’s Party Independent People's Party A. W. C. Weekes People's Party Julian Biowarps
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Markets and court notices from September 28 1897

The page lists market figures with cattle receipts and price ranges alongside a string of district court assignments and docket dates for Ouse County. Entries include names such as Artuo, Pepe, and Maud Milhollen, plus cases like Alertson v Golay and Blake v Cannon, spanning September 1897 to October 1891 in a fragmented, OCR-heavy format.

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Arturo Pepe District Court of Ouse County Servemser Alertson Va Golay Sandwich Enterprise Weston Et al M Boorman Cass ‘County Wepnespay Blake Cannon Lorenzen Emert Thon Taurapay Seft Une May Blanchard B Street
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Biteh Annie In Startling Beppe Gladma W. Brown China Sam Gether Atlantic Cucane Sun Austin Mfg Co H.W. Sunderman Maud Milhollen TA Conerd R Westphalen Wm Trede Chicago Montagus & Co L. Spangler Corm Levi Downs
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