National Republican Convention Call Issued for St Louis
Washington December 14 1893 official notice from chairman Thomas H Carter and secretary Joseph H Manley announces a national convention of Republican delegates to be held in St Louis Missouri on June 16 1896 at 12 noon to nominate candidates for President and Vice President and conduct related business Voter participation is urged from states territories and the District of Columbia with delegates allocated by type and region and procedures for selecting delegates outlined Contests must be filed with the National Committee secretary with grounds stated and hearing preferences noted.
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Thomas H. Carter
Joseph H. Manley
Washington, D. C
Guard Convention in Des Moines January program
The Town National Guard association will hold its annual convention at the state house on January 16 with a program including examinations for warrants and commissions, armories, the military code of Iowa, small arms, discipline improvements, and company records. Des Moines hosts the officers and committees listed, led by President Cal C. Mount of Shenandoah and Vice President Cal Wy of Sioux City.
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Town National Guard Association
State House
C. Johnson
Company OY
Maqueeta
Military Code of
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Jonas M. Cistand
Sioux City
Thomas F. Cooke
Iowa National Guard
JH. E. Wilkens
Des Moines
Comopany Reccords
the Fite
Esone
Iowa Guard
D. H. O'Meara
A. D.C. Cadar Rapids
Cal C. V. Mount
Shenandoah
AFL and Ashian group clash over labor rights in Venin case
The American Federation of Labor engages with Ashian authorities amid a labor rights dispute in Venin. Key figures and organizations involved include the AFL leadership and local government bodies, signaling a high-stakes negotiation over workers’ conditions and union recognition.
Governor Joins Greenfield Lawyer to Fifth Judicial District
Governor Jackson appointed Hon. John A. Storey of Greenfield as judge of the Fifth judicial district, replacing resigning Judge J. H. Henderson. Storey is 43, a longtime Iowa lawyer and former legislator, who began his Iowa career with Hager in Fontanelle and later partnered with Grass and Gaines in Greenfield. Also mentions Thompson recommitment, Woman's Home petition for a state manual training school, and various legislative notices and pardons.
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Greenfield
Fifth Judicial District
J. H. Henderson
Co. W. Neal
Stuart
J. D. Gamble
Knoxville
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Congressman Hager
Fontanelle
Adair County
Storey
Henry Grass
Frank Gaines
Storey & Gaines
Sioux City
State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
J. F. Lavender
Rockwell City
T. J. Hacker
Hampton
Edith Train
Ft. Dodge
J. D. Wattles
Missouri Valley
J. D. McClearry
Indianola
Feuerhauken
George Feuerhauken
Fragmentary 19th century Congress Bill Introductions in Page County
The account lists multiple lawmakers proposing relief and pension bills for individuals such as David A. Wiles Arlington M. Harrington William F. Fuken and Gilead Simpson with petitions from citizens of Page County. It notes a salary bill for district officers and an investigation into military and legal expenses, mentioning deputies and costs around 4 412 dollars.
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David Aa. Wiles
Arlington M. Harrington
Hamhbunes
Wiliam F. Fuken
MiNedgeville
Gilead
Simpeon
Leon
Fran Targa
Ligon
Curtis
Bin
Wiliam J. Dads
da Ve Pott
Gitman
Ourer
Rane
Eey Marenain
Vwrate 1
Cramer
Wihien
Minger LL
Joypon
Fis
Remarkable Senate Bill on Civil War Veterans Rights
In Washington, Mr Hill of New York introduced a bill to repeal the law barring former Confederate service members from U S Army or Navy positions. The bill was referred to committee with no hurry for passage as debate touched on the Monroe doctrine and election influence while Chairman Call pushed a probe into corporate efforts to sway elections. The Senate adjourned after a brief executive session and remarks on national policy.
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United States
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Hoar
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Death of P. J. Halligan in Davenport
Patrick Joseph Halligan aged seventy died at 725 Perry street Davenport after long residence in the city Born in Ireland in 1825 he came to America in 1850 and settled in Davenport in 1833 He was general foreman of Davenport Gas from 1858 to 1888 leaving a large family and mourners His death followed injuries from a street accident and pneumonia Funeral arrangements are pending
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Patrick Joseph Halligan
Davenport
Mr. Halligan
Ireland
Patterson
N. J
Halligan
Davenport Gas Company
John
James
Thomas
William
Mary
Joseyy
Harrison Street
City Hall
CORRESPONDENCE GUIDELINES FOR LETTER SIGNATURES
All correspondents must sign letters with full names. Do not use yesterday or tomorrow. Instead write the specific day such as Wednesday or Saturday, or a date like December 15 or 21. Ensure factual details are included.
Miss Jennie Stephens Returns for Winter Visit
Miss Jennie Stephens arrives back from Des Moines to spend the winter with her parents. The Allen's Grove Sunday school plans a Christmas entertainment. Edna and Alden Dempster and J. Fentem Gillmor return to Epevinth seminary after a two week vacation. Dempster begins winter shows on Mondays. Av and Mrs. Jha Elles travel to De Wall and manage their farm with William and tis brid.
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Des Moines
Allen's Grove
Edna
Alden Demp- Steer
J. Fentem Gillmor
Epevinth Seminary
Dempster
Jha Elles
de Wall
William
Ear
Patent Medicine Promise in Republican Want Ad
A fragmented want ad hawks a tonic claimed to cure female complaints and nervous ailments. It promises strength and relief, claims a direct influence on organs, and offers the medicine for fifty cents with a guarantee. The notice appears in Banard & Co.'s drug store listings.
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Banard & Co
Arug
Munyon's Cold Cure Promise for Rapid Relief
Advert says grip epidemic with cold leading to pneumonia or pleurisy and claims Munyon's Cold Cure can break a cold in twenty four hours when started early. Recommends alternating with Cough Cure if chest involvement. promises pneumonia prevention and broad relief for bronchitis and lung diseases. Includes offer of free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at Philadelphia after mail inquiry.
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Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
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