Local Republican Primary Announcements for County Offices
A series of candidate declarations for county offices including Auditor Clerk County Recorder County Attorney and Board of Supervisors. Individuals such as J C Becker A L Howard Sadie Brownlee W N Carney and others announce their candidacies subject to the Republican primary, with notes on accessibility and deputy support where relevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Becker
J.C. Seward
District ‘Court
Sal Eetty
E. 3. Wells
Jackson Law Ste
Enos A. Anderson
W.N. Carney
English Township
District Court
Lucas County
A. L. Howard
A. D. Gray
County Recorder
Sadie B. Andrew
Missida Brownlee
Will H. Lewis
Boyd
Russell
A. W. Maddy
Pleasant Township
Republian
F. M. Shular
Tom H. Maxwell
Cc. A. Howard
Bert
Warren Township
A A. FF
Holmes
OW. Drake
L. B. Bartholomew
Friends of
J. W. Kent
Jackson Town
Board of Supervisors
District No. 3
Constable
Willis Adams
H.C. Waynick
Noah Moore
Question for Titan PIs quotes a Philippine letter
Lieutenant Ryan writing from the Philippines argues that insurgents endure because Americans at home back them with speeches and support. He laments anti-imperialist rhetoric and predicts the next election will determine troop withdrawal, noting natives’ hardships under insurgent leaders. Next November will bust the gun held to the insurgent shoulder.
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PIS
Chicago Times-T Herald
Ryan
Nebraska
Forty-fifth
United States Volunteers
Philippines
Nebraska State Journal
Luzon
Exports Rise Under Republican Trade Stance Says Ad
The piece claims land exports increased by 9 million dollars since the last Democratic administration and attributes the gain to free trade tariffs. It argues Republican policies benefit farmers and promotes the party as best for agricultural interests.
Milwakee Federation of Women's Clubs Criticized Over Racial Bias
In closing sessions the federation praised sympathy and burden-bearers yet denied admission to a cultured woman with credentials from local and state clubs due to darker complexion. The crowd debated race and progress as the resolutions carried a mixed tone of hope and contempt.
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Tes Moines News
Sancho Panza
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Milwaukee
Per Capita Money Circulation Compared Across Nations
The article compares per capita money circulation, noting England shows zero, Germany shows a figure, and the United States rises from 25 to 75 dollars per person. It states current U.S. per capita is over 26 dollars and growing.
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England
Germany
United States
Philippine letters stir partisan fire in Ohio
Corporal L. J. Easty writes from the Philippines to his Ohio mother denouncing anti expansion critics as insurrectionists while praising Filipino support for Aguinaldo. The letter echoes Republican claims of unparalleled prosperity and discounts 1896 calamities as fading opposition.
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L. J. Easty
Philippines
Ohio
United States
Aguinaldo
McKinley callers on wages hope for fair pay
In 1896 President McKinley spoke of a time when every worker could obtain employment at fair and remunerative wages. The prompt notes that the hoped time did arrive and remains with us today.
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McKinley
Butter export values by year reflect party trade stance
The text notes two export years with distinct price totals: 1895 valued at 8915 583 dollars and 1899 at 3 264 951 dollars. It labels 1895 as a Democratic free trade year and 1899 as a Republican protection year, implying policy impact on butter exports.
Aguinaldo urged to send delegates for sympathy fund
The article argues that if Aguinaldo were wise he would send six delegates to the Kansas City convention not to vote but to raise a sympathy collection. It notes two major actions for Congress to consider in the short session the shipping bill and the Nicaragua Canal bill.
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Aguinaldo
Kansas City
Congress
Proceedings of Lucas County Board in June 1900
Proceedings of the Lucas County Iowa Board of Supervisors June session on Monday June 4 1900 with members Ashby Larimer and Crozier present. The board examined claims and adjourned until eight o clock Tuesday morning June 5 1900. G T Asuby Chairman J O Becker Auditor Attest
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Board of Supervisors
Lucas County
Towa
G. L. Ashby
G. W. Larimer
T.S. Crozier
G. T. Asuby
Attest
J. O. Becker
Board of Supervisors June 5 1900 Meeting Minutes
The board met with all members present to approve minutes and reports including destruction of ballots from 1899 and a tax cancelation petition for A Young. Fiscal reports by Mayor Alexander for April May 1900 and Clerk Seward show 254.75, Becker auditor receipts 48.00. Adjournment to 8 a m June 6. G L Asnay, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
A. Young
G. W. Alexander
J.C. Seward
County Board Minutes Open With Financial Settlements
On Tuesday June 5 the board settled with the County Treasurer and Auditor. The meeting adjourned to 8 o clock a.m. Thursday June 7 1900. G L Asupy chairman J O Broken auditor attended and approved the minutes.
Board of Supervisors Minutes June 7 1900
Fourth day proceedings show all members present. Minutes of June 6 read and approved. Board examined treasurer and auditor accounts and found them correct as to receipts and disbursements. See auditor’s exhibit A attached to record.
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Board of Supervisors
Wuewa Farmers Seek Cattle Prices For Calves
Local farmers in Wuewa face options to pay $140 for cows and $50 for six month old heifer calves as they pursue a favorable market standard amid limited supply and rising demand.
Tobacco Heart Joke Quip Sparks Mock Plea
A well dressed man rebuffs an old man asking for tobacco, replying you must think I have a tobacco heart in a Chicago News style quip.
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Chicago News
County Action on Property and Settlement Details
The document notes a sheriff's deed to Lucas County for the east half of lot two in block thirty five in Coolbaugh and Brooks addition Chariton Iowa and directs the county attorney to pursue possession. It also authorizes a full settlement with the guardian of George Blakely in Lucas County va Blakely and Freeland and to accept tendered lots funds or money. Signed June 1900 by G L Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolbaugh and
Brooks
Chariton
Iowa
Supreme Court
Lucas County
G. L. Ashby
Board of Supervisors
George Blakely
District Court
Wayne County
J. W. Freeland
G. L. Asupy
Deneen Property Sale Authorized by County Board
The county board directs the county attorney to sell the John and Anna Deneen property and authorizes the auditor to execute a deed. No changes to personal assessment district equalization. auditor to report to the state auditor. County farm visit noted as in good condition. G. Layton loan of 750 on Warren township land approved. Adjournment set until 8 a.m. Saturday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
John and
Anna Deneen
Lucas County
Warren Township
Auditor's Exhibit R June 1900 County Accounts
Auditor J O Becker certifies Exhibit R as correct showing accounts kept for the county treasurer with vouchers returned on June 6 1900 and fund balances in the table, approved June 7 1900.
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J. O. Becker
Resignation of A G Cherryholmes Accepted as Justice of the Peace
Union township officials record the resignation of A G Cherryholmes from the office of Justice of the Peace. TE Blizzard appointed to fill the vacancy and annual county farm report by I C Moyer examined. Resolutions ordered to be spread in the Supervisors minute book with audit of claims and warrants authorized. G L Asupy, Chairman. Attest J O Becexer, Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Cherryholmes
Union Township
TE. M. Blizzard
I. C. Moyer
County Farm
Maggie Ferry
Lucas County
John
Annie Deneen
Robert L. Wright
English Township
G. L. Asupy
J. O. Becexer
Mail weight records show 1899 total in U S
Records of the Post Office Department indicate 1899 mail matter across the United States weighed 1 5665 666 508 pounds enough to fill 38 142 freight cars. The figure marks the highest in the nation amid strong prosperity and business activity, contrasted with downturns in dull Democratic times.
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Post Office Department
United States
Never Admit Defeat The Positive Man Wins
A blast of self help prose urges relentless self confidence and assertiveness. It extols pushing forward in the modern economy, declaring that persistent original energy earns respect and success while timidity earns no chance.
Embezzler Tries to Shortchange Lawyer for Clearance
A Chicago Tribune quote shows a lawman noting the suspect spent nearly all embezzled funds while the offender admits to cheating a lawyer. The exchange reveals parallels between stealing from the firm and from the people the man worked for.
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Chicago Tribune
Cheese Crackers as a Bedtime Snack
The New York World suggests a simple snack before bed: spread popular lunch crackers with butter and grated Parmesan, bake briefly to brown, and enjoy. The method yields tasty results and can be kept for several days.
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Legion
New York World
Pleasing as Art of Doing It
A compact reflection on the role of pleasure in execution, noting that the drive to please others often informs the quality and approach of any craft or task. The idea suggests motivation and social nuance shape success.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chariton Patriot
Fae Nee
Republican Party
Proceedings
the Board of Supervisors
G. L. Asnay
J. O. Broken
Auditor’s
Foyle Oceania Dale
State University
Bere
Ete Sears
Institute Fund
Wees Ee
Chariton City Library
Board of Health
Klondike
Walton & CO
Chas. Dalin
Man OF the Hour
America
Patriot
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