Linn County Republican Convention at Marion in June
The Linn county Republicans meet at the Marion court house at 2 pm on Saturday June 10 1483 to select sixteen delegates for the Fifth District Republican Congressional Convention at Cedar Rapids on Wednesday June ith 1832 and to choose sixteen delegates for the Eighth Judicial District convention also at Cedar Rapids. The delegation will represent Bertram township and other listed townships with names on file.
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Cotnly
Linn County
Court House
Marion
O'Ulack
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Eighth ‘Judicial District
Bertram Township
Brawn En Hinalder Guitale Civitom Grant
Jackson Linn
Maine Marion Monroe
Otter Creek
Putnam Rapids
Tiropans F. M25
Co. Central Commitee
Iowa Anti Amendment Debate Frames Local Politics
Fragmented remarks from Iowa politicians and editors reveal strong temperance sentiment amid a statewide amendment vote. Mentions Senate support for prohibition, opposition calls, and local incidents tied to decoration day and a warning of railroad dangers by witnesses.
District caucuses prepare for congress and judicial race
District politics focus on district conventions for the sth Congressional and Sth Judicial Districts. Candidates Jumple Struble Strader and Arnold vie for nomination while Major Thompson may be renominated. Judgeship pits Shane against Wolf and Prosecuting Attorney nominees Remley tans and Nichols. Conventions meet on the 13th and 1th with results expected soon.
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Messrs
Jumple
Struble
Strader
Arnold
Zeutlewen
Major Thompson
Thompson
W.G
Gun
Shane
W. P. Wolf
Gedar
Gond Mien
Sth
Atborney
Frovil
Remley
Jolson
Tans
Cipton
J.D. Nichols
Benton
Remley Sering
Stronest Lollowins
The Comet in 25 Years Past and Present
A historical note on a comet cited from Holmes and recent observations. It mentions brightness rising fifteenfold by June 10 and a July 1 near-earth approach to about 443,500 miles, with velocity near forty miles per second increasing as it nears the sun.
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Oliver’ Wendell Holmes
Harvard
Albany
Rome
Wells
Disgraceful Democrat Sparks House Censure Fight
A scene in the lower House revived antebellum memories as Mr McLane raised privilege to censure Speaker Keiler for blocking Springer motions. Mr Reed of Maine offered initial remarks amid a heated exchange following the South Carolina election case action.
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Congress
South Carolina
McLane
Keiler
Springer
Reed
Maine
Imines
The Comet's Perihelion and Possible Solar Collision
The tail of the great comet may change under solar influence after perihelion with a potential collision with the sun. If the sun's atmosphere contains oxygen combustion could start before reaching the solar surface, creating a gas bubble and flame bordered by sun spots, possibly triggering aurora. The text notes uncertainties about terrestrial temperature response.
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Matthew Wiliatos
Southern Republicans and Fraud Claims in Dixie Politics
Two southern Republicans have won congress seats previously held by Democrats amid alleged ballot box fraud aimed at suppressing Republican and Black votes. The piece notes Democratic resistance, parliamentary tactics, and the broader political impact, while also discussing Atlantic weather patterns and sunspot activity as contextual background. It cites The New York Herald and remarks on climate implications for northern states.
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Congress
Dixie's Land
Liundering
New York
Gome
Purlisher
Broadway
Prohibition Clash in River Counties Sparks Debate
The Republicans from Dubuque to Keokuk largely oppose prohibition while claiming temperance aims. They promote moral suasion against the saloon system, arguing it jeopardizes free institutions. Ministers preach for amendment as they criticize the Giggling and temperance foes.
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Dubugie
Keokuk
Lincoln
Prohibitionists Call for Countywide Mass Meetings Before Election
The County Central Committee urges supporters in outlaying townships to hold meetings on the last two Sabbaths before election. City and county groups oppose them, so gatherings aim to mobilize farming districts. Plan is to meet in groves and announce speakers. ensure a speaker in each school district for late voters on election day.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Orphey Siler Sa
Democratic Party
Long John Wentaworth
Gov. Kirkwood
Republican Party
Toledo
Chronicle
Washington
Dodge
Burlington
Marshall Town
John P. Trish
Tennessee Falls
Rochester
Gennessee Falls
Sam Pateh
Dubugne
Horace N. Brown
Delaware County
Don Cameron
United States Senate
County Central Committee
Adv Yises
Friends
House Resolves Scored By Fiery Scene In Chamber
A heated House moment ended with fifty members shouting for recognition as Speaker Keifer grew pale. After a party-line clash, the resolution was tabled.
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Speeker
McLane
Keifer
Lawyers' union to block outside counsel in Jackson County
A Maquoketa Sentinel report claims Jackson County lawyers plan a pact to hire no outside attorneys in court, opposing free trade. The piece mocks this move as a defense of local talent against brighter luminaries from neighboring counties, urging restraint on monopolies in brains.
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Jackson County
Maquoketa Sentinel
Lingey Woolsey
Constitutional Amendment Prohibition on Intoxicating Liquors
The document outlines a June 27 vote on a prohibition amendment. It states no person shall sell for sale, or keep for sale, any intoxicating liquors including wine or beer. The General Assembly must prescribe enforcement regulations and penalties for violations.
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General Assembly
Armendaent
Finn
Lena
Cornell College Commencement Plans and Schedule
The item outlines Cornell College twenty fifth commencement with agenda including examinations, board meeting, alumni events, and the QUARTER-CENTENNIAL EXERCISES. It notes visit access for Mt. Vernon trains, a court-related judgment, and a property sale notice tied to a probate matter in Linn County Iowa.
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Une
Board of ‘Trustees
M. Simpson
Italls
SB. Warner
A. M
Conservatory
New Chapel
J. F. Burst
D. D
Glass
Mt. Vernon
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Benton County
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Obata
Ingersoll
Wisiudhsin
Col
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Darwin
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Davis County Republican
State Senate
John W. Green
Anti-Amendment Club
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Lowa
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King
Pela Blade
Kansas
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Tle
Isangas
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Lake Stewart
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Seeahl
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Cornell College
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Gedar Rapids
Jowal
Trent
Dooy
Mion
Linn
Lews
Towa Jungsth
Seaton
Shevit Linn
Mit & Keenan
Geday Rapids
Mason P, Mills, Chatman
Gomes
Allcock
Allcoce
Brees
Stns Ror & Co
Portland
Mains
Great Mercantile Sphere
H. Kantner & Co
Sfuiue
Ing and Gent’s Furnish
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Iowa Ave
Solomon & Busch
Krebs Bros
Simon Adelsheiws
Simon Adelsheim
The
Merchant National Bank
Northwest
E. H. Israel
Israel Bros
Owa Avenue
Iowa Avenue
Encine Works
the Times
Furnishing Goods Department
SO Israel Bros
Feed Grind Mills, &c
Western Engine Works
Marshattawi
Eth
Nation
Ani
Whitney
Cedar Rapids Times
Ena
Amine
KH. & N. Railway
Milwaukee
Neyth
Pauieic
Breight
UFLY
Ther
BB. Mill
Gtapa
William
J. M. Callinbury
Cleveland
Wiliam
Trav
Jacob J. Egermayer
Goromercial
Owa
Repuligan & Family Journal
Graves
Cedar Rapids Steam Dye Works Gt. Commercial Bt
Hark Avene Bridge
Canpleld
Merrion
Alpacas
Empress
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