Garfield Assassination and Political Turmoil In 1881
The article reports Garfield's assassination and includes extensive coverage of postwar finances, debt reductions, and political reactions. It references notable figures such as Sherman, Davis, and Guiteau, along with details on Iowa conventions, railroad pledges, and public sentiment surrounding the governor race and party dynamics. It notes Des Moines convention outcomes and profiles state nominees Akers Manning Adams and Akers.
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Indies
White House
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Presidential
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Charles Guiteau
Chicago
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Republican Party
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America
Cockley
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Des Moines
Lion County
Payette County
Payette
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Linn County
Wie Finn County
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Manning
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Linn County Republicans Nominate Stepehns Hart and Jackson
The Linn county Republican convention endorses Stephens and Hart for representative positions with strong support for Jackson as treasurer. Stephens praised as seasoned and capable, Hart lauded for energy and integrity. Jackson acclaimed for faithful, efficient service and widespread approval.
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Hart
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Biographical sketch of Buen 7. Sherman rises in Iowa politics
A Burlington Hatchieye summary profiles Buen 7 Sherman born 1826, educated in Elmira, learned watchmaking, studied law, moved to Iowa, practiced in Union, served in the Civil War, wounded at Pittsburg Landing, rose to captain, county judge, county clerk, auditor of state, and gains broad support from veterans for governor.
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Sherman
Burlington
Elmira
Iowa
Tama County
Severa
Union
Thirteenth Lowa Infantry
Pittsburg
Benton County
Linn County officials face no opposition at nominating convention
In Linn County a single name appeared for auditor Joseph Moorhead, a staunch Republican and prominent farmer. Ed Svein is recommended for sheriff, Willard for superintendent of schools, George Wynn for county surveyor, and Alexander Lanralice remains long-serving coroner. Washington letter notes president’s absence, dismissals, and foreign minister debates.
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Linn County
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George W. Wynn
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Soronen
Alexander Lanralice
Linn
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Des Moines Circus Show Delights Large Audience
A July 70-Morrow parade drew vast crowds as the Greek Pacific circus showcased animal kingdom specimens and a strong ring program. Performances by Robert Stickney on double trapeze, tumbling, and a remarkable four bicycle backwards ride earned universal praise and long applause.
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