State Ticket and 1894 slander trial remarks
The document lists Democratic ticket members including John W. Kern and others for various Iowa offices and awards. It references the Kansas City Democratic convention, a Bust the Trusts platform, and quotes on tariff and trusts. It also notes a potential slander suit over Overstreet and Marsh with accusations of buying influence.
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Marsh
Overstreet
Geo. W. Cooper
Congress
Moersh
Dr. Hauser
Washington and McKinley compared in noble leadership debate
The passage weighs heroic traits against criticisms of taxation. It contrasts Washington’s colonial struggle for independence with McKinley era debates over tax measures in Congress. It notes strong leadership versus contested fiscal policy and public protest.
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Prince George
Washington
Wm. McKinley
England
McKinley
Congress
Alec
They Struck for Liberty
A 1776 dated piece traces liberty and self rule from Athens and Solon to the Swiss republic, recounts battles and republic formations, and praises Washington Lafayette Kossuth Kosciuszko Bolivar and Kruger while omitting McKinley. The column notes no role for the American president in liberty history.
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Athens
Lon
Washington
Lafayette
Kossuth
Kosciusko
Bolivar
Kruger
McKinley
Liberty
Indiana Music Teachers Association wraps up its Columbus meeting
The Indiana Music Teachers Association reports its Columbus gathering was the most successful in history with high quality concerts and strong finances. Prof Mason led the push with help from the Woman's Musical Club and a local committee, earning praise for bringing the event to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Music Teachers Association
Columbus
Mason
Woman's Musical Club
Prof
Prohibition Party Attacks McKinley Over Wine Host Roles
The National Prohibition Party platform accuses President McKinley of using wine at public banquets and as a White House host fostering liquor business and eroding temperance. It also charges him with responsibility for the army canteen and its alleged disease and immorality, claiming his stance outrages moral sentiment.
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White House
Norfolk
Georgia
Chesapeake Beach
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City Democrats to Nominate Ticket and Platform
The Kansas City convention will form a platform and nominate a ticket. Democrats feel pride as they stop calling Senator Hoar a traitor, since he has accepted McKinley, removing the traitor label. Sequoyah to send a large delegation to Columbus for the Fourth of July. Columbus aided Seymour with two street fairs. The call ends with slogans: The True Remedy Strike at the Root Get Rid of Discrimination One Thing at a Time.
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Kansas City
Senator Hoar
McKinley
Sequovur
Columbus
Seymour
Birmingham
Ala
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Tin Workers
Trusts and tariffs threaten liberty and power balance
The author argues that removing tariff favors and reducing government trade interference would empower trusts. He warns that expanding government control would concentrate power with wealthy interests and enable abuse, urging a tax on trust profits and cautious regulation instead.
Watch out for government power in tariffs and trusts
Henry W. Lamb argues that trust extortion hinges on government power and tariffs. He advocates removing tariff taxes to curb trusts, reduce railroad rebate distortions, and enable enforcement of existing laws, warning against expanding government intervention.
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Henry W. Lamb
Congress
Improved Yellow Fever Patient In Mexico City
David Patrick, an American yellow fever patient at the American hospital in Mexico City, shows great improvement after another injection of Brazilian fever serum. The government authorities will conduct a rigid investigation of Dr Bel linghazi's remedy as Patrick's case is deemed of great importance. The serum will be tested at Vera Cruz in the presence of a committee of physicians and army doctors.
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City of
Mexico
David Patrick
Bellinghazi
Patrick
Vera Cruz
Wisconsin Democratic figure retires from politics
Milwaukee report notes National Democratic Committeeman E. C. Wall of Wisconsin has retired from active politics for business and family reasons. The item is presented among quips and social blurbs from Chicago papers, with several humorous exchanges cited.
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Milwaukee, Wis
National Democratic
E. C. Wall
Wisconsin
Low rate seashore excursion announced
The annual low rate trip via Pennsyton Lines departs Thursday August 9. Fare tickets allow round trip to ten Jersey and Delaware shore spots including Atlantic City Cape May Angles Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood and Rehoboth with a Columbus Indiana round trip price of 15 dollars to any destination listed.
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Pennsyton
Atlantic City
Cape May
Angles Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
S . Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Rehoboth
Del
Columbus
Ind
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M. A. Locke
Post Urice
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John W. Kern
Marion County
J-C. Lawler
Washington County
Adam Heimberger
Floyd County
Jerome Herff
Miami County
Chas. P. Drummond
Marshall County
Supreme Court
Henry G. Yergin
Henry County
Chas. A. Greathouse
Posey County
Edward Horuff
Jefferson County
Geo. L. Reinhard
Monroe County
J. W. Adair
Whitley County
Allen Zollars
Allen County
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Cabl E. Wood
Jackson County
Francis M. Griffith
Democratic
Philadelphia
Hanna
Trusts
United States
Ellicott
Senator Lopee
George Washington
T. A
Wat Gov. Mount
Lawrenceburg Régister
Geo. W. van Sielen
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
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National Prohibition Party
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Platform
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Edgar
Chicago
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Oyryp
NaBiuat CO
Ko GE
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Jew von
Squyet
Gi Chamberlain
Hauser & Parker Druggists
Pennsylvania Lines
Atlantic Coast
W. S. Dowel
Tick
Ttfd&w
Dory
Des Moines
Iowa
Hauser & Parker, Druggista
Cparmen Pa
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