Primary Announcements for County Offices
A list of candidates announces seeking Republican Primary election decisions for County Auditor Recorder Attorney and Board of Supervisors, with multiple names from various townships declaring intent to run and stating submissions subject to the primary. Individuals include J. O. Becker Elida Brownlee A. W. Maddy Tom N. Maxwell Bert Howard F. M. Shuthr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Becker
Enos A. Ansterson
W.N. Carney
English Township
District Court
A. J. Howard
A.D. Gray
County Recorder
Sadie B. Andrew
Elida Brownlee
Ue Winn HH. Lewis
Boyd
Russell
A. W. Maddy
Pleasant Township
Annouunces
Oes of County Recorders
F. M. Shuthr
Tom N. Maxwell
Bert
Warren Township
Republian
A. F. Holmes
Drake
Tannotuce Muself
L. B. Bartholomew
Manning's Boom Grows for Secretary of State Nomination
The article reports strong Republican support for Eli Manning’s bid for Secretary of State. Letters pour in from across the state praising his thirty years of party service and urging action. Lucas County Republicans exhibit particularly united backing for Manning.
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Eli Manning
Manning
Lucas County
Washington Letter from Amos J. Cummins on a Public Figure
The June 1900 Washington letter, read by readers in Lucas County, notes the nearing end of the session and shares a travel arrival detail for Col. Dungan. It highlights Cummins as a veteran congressman and journalist providing a profile of a distinguished public man.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
Amos J. Cumnings
New York
Lucas County
Parrier
Col. Dungan
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Buiyau Lewis
Hepburn's Long Fight for Nicaragua Canal Passage
The article recounts James Hepburn of Iowa pushing the Nicaragua canal bill through a hostile Congress across two sessions. It details his clashes with Reed rule opponents, the procedural gambits to attach the bill to other measures, and the final triumph on May 1 after a ferocious debate. It links Hepburn’s victory to an origin story of a boy’s first wages.
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Congress
Amos J. Cummings
James Harlan
Iowa
United States
Harlan
William P. Hepburn
Clarinda
David B. Henderson
Baron Trench
Acelain
Thepburn
Treasury
Wharton
House
Fifty-fourth
Hepburn
Mahomet
Heaven
Earth
Reed
Committee of the Whole
Joseph G. Cannon
Cannon
Hog Island Shoals
Tllnois
Illinois
Speaker
Bill
Danville
Hopkins
Jerry Shupson
J. Hamilton Lewis
Moody
Massachusetts
William Alden Smith
Corliss
Michigan
Fleming
Georgia
Ohio
Geo
Charles H. Grosvenor
Joseph W. Bailey
Dockery
Missouri
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Thomas B. Reed
Fifty-fifth
Panama Canal Company
Isthmus
Clayton-Bulwer
Walker Commission
Panama
England
Committee On Rules
Oratory
Committee On Naval Affairs
Mathias Lyon
Vermont
Yon
John Adams
Eddyville
Cumberland River
Kentucky
Caldwell County
Lyon
Yell County
Arkansas
House of Representatives
McKinley Seeks Peace as Boer Crisis Ends
President McKinley diplomatically terminates the Boer incident and hosts envoys with Secretary Hay signaling U S peacemaking efforts. The March appeal to intervene drew no European or American support except the United States offered peace but Britain declined.
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McKinley
Macrum
Hay
United States
Great Britain
Lucas County to nominate Eli Manning for Secretary of State
Col Dungan reports Lucas County will name Eli Manning as a candidate for Secretary of State. Manning is well known in state politics and would bring strong ticket support if chosen by the convention. His friends plan to push his claims vigorously from the outset. Manning has a record as a reliable votes getter.
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Indianola
Col. Dungan
Lucas County
Eli Manning
Manning
Eli Manning Seeks Republican Nomination for Secretary of State
Russell Union notes Hon Eli Manning of Chariton as a Republican aspirant for Secretary of State. It emphasizes his strong hometown support and belief he would perform duties fairly across party lines, praising his leadership qualities and loyalty to friends.
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Russell Union
Eli Manning
Chariton
Manning
Samoa's Trade Seen Rise With U S After Year
Samoa recorded about one million dollars in trade last year with imports dominating over half. Most exchanges were with Australasian colonies, while the United States accounted for $127,000, a share expected to grow rapidly.
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Samoa
United States
Philippine towns garrisoned by American troops says report
War Department findings claim most large towns in the Philippines are secured by U S troops. The text notes greater trouble stems from Filipino brigands than from other threats.
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Bric
Tuto Scawan
War Department
Philippines
Democratic Campaign Claim On Speech Demand
Carman Knrrr of the Democratic congressional committee says he has sent out virtually no 16 to 1 speeches this year. He notes there is no demand for silver literature as the subject is considered dead.
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Carman Knrrr
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Revenue receipts rise in first ten months
Internal revenue receipts for the first ten months of this fiscal year totaled 243,187,210 dollars, showing a 19,390,849 dollar increase over the same period in the prior year.
Iowa Boosts Dolliver Bid In Growing VP Boom
The Dolliver vice-presidential campaign gains momentum with rapid growth. Iowa supports the effort, asserting it leads in all favorable aspects and promising strong backing for the nomination.
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Dolliver
Iowa
Parable of the advertiser and the sowing of seed
An Exchange quip compares an advertiser to a sower whose seed lands in handbills, programs, gift schemes, or legitimate newspapers. Some seeds are cleaned away, some wasted, some crumbled, and some reach readers who read and gain value, yielding varying fruit.
Second Ward Republican Caucus Set for June 11
The second ward Republican caucus will be held in the assembly rooms at the court house on Monday evening June 11 at 7 30. G J Thompson, Committeeman.
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Second Ward
Court House
G. J. Thompson
Liverpool physician finds pink-eye bacillus in horses
A Liverpool physician has identified the bacillus responsible for pink-eye in horses, marking a potential breakthrough in veterinary ophthalmology. The discovery links the disease to a specific germ, raising expectations for targeted treatments and prevention measures.
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Liverpool
Caring for horses with quality harness pays off
The speaker urges owners to value their horses by using proper harness instead of makeshift gear. He condemns neglectful owners who cobble together defective harness with twine and stresses pride in a well-equipped horse at modest cost.
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Chariton Patriot
Seward
Wells
Jackson Township
Friends of
J. W. Kent
Board of Supervisors
Constable
New York City
Walton & CO
J. Tl. Kneeland
Grand Street
Chariton, Iowa
Man OF the Hour
America
Patriot
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