Tow's Republican Wonder Questioned in Local Paper
The piece discusses African American support for the Republican ticket in 1892, praising Clarkson for vice president and debating Lincoln era principles. It contrasts Democratic fear of Boies and GOP loyalty with questions about Sunday era insurance, railroad, and hunting liability.
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Washington
National Republican Qoomunities
Mn National
Tickuh
Clark
Republicat Party
Tlarrinou
Clarkson
Guuay
Wade
Cueney
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Bir
Barteras
Msembery
Congress of
Lowa
Sturace Boies
Vic
Hoies
National Democratic Party
Boves
Union service at Congregational church features talk on Young Women's Christian Association
The Union service last Sunday night at the Congregational church highlighted a speech by Miss Reynolds of Des Moines on the history and work of the Young Women's Christian Association. The program included hymns led by the choir and a sermon by Rev. Marsh, with the speaker praising the group’s aims and encouraging local young women to engage in constructive service.
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Isynolds
den Moaines
Mew K Nowcomer
Mya
Porter
Fragmentary Notice on Political Tensions and House Control
Fragmentary letter from party office describes indirect attacks aimed at disuniting Republican members to influence House control. Letter warns promoters of strife to persist in this line, suggesting Democrats seek to seize power. Reading implies concern over political maneuvering and internal division.
Worried Public Over Holes in Hossy’s Record
Local readers scrutinize the Eldora Gerald affair and Rosa’s alleged crimes. The Ledger details a U S court record, indictments for obscenity, and conflicts with editor J Dolph. Tensions rise as accusations of libel and political aims surface amid prior prosecutions and press feuds connected to the whiskey ring.
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Swaall Fry
Carroll Terai
Webster City Torald
Eldora Merald
Eldora Gerald
Rosa
Hoss
Lapoun
Herald
Ower
Imp
Tous
United States
Lidora
Wender
Miles
Controversy Over Lottery Ads and Legal Threats
The letter discusses accusations against Dolph and Ross, alleging abuses and misrepresentation tied to a lottery advertisement dispute. It cites post office actions, a Fort Dodge trial record, and calls to avoid sensationalism while noting ongoing public conflict between local papers and figures Dolph, Ross, and Linosa.
Heated nomination race for speaker in Congress
The contest for the speaker nomination in the Sind Congress was intensely fought with five candidates Crisp Georgia Mille Lexington Springer Illinois McMillin Yonnensee Histch Wisconsin. Mille and Crisp led early, but the outcome remained undecided until the 40th ballot when Culpe received 119 votes to Mills 105. The Town delegation backed Mille, raising questions about reciprocity and Democratic belief in its practice. A large crowd gathered as the House convened Tuesday morning and the President's Message reading was debated.
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Orap Ag
Sposker
Thore
Crisp
Georgia
Mille
Lexas
Springer
Illinois
McMillin
Yonnensee
Histch
Wisconsin
Milla
Yany Olosa
Mills
Iis
Bowa
C Dsp
Tha House
Tueaday
Mosango
Vhy
Personal notices and visits in Eldora and surroundings
A parade of local names appears with church, business, and family visits. Rev Father Halpin travels to Dufu que. Charley Hoody from Lown Falls. Dr B E Devo to recreate in the cage. Westroaster Wheeler from Steamboat today. Alden merchant Mr Trichard in town. Fred and George Merrill visit Corrie in Marshalltown. Desmond of the Eagington House trips to Marshalltown. engineer Mr 8 Cateman visits P Kangley. Matt Rose visits Eldora. Attorney C F Butler and wife arrive from Denver to see brother-in-law Fd Stallemich. Brother Slack stops by. Mrs Clara Stallsmith and son Lee of Howard visit. Mrs Rachel Lamprecht at Mitchellville with Typhoid fever improving. J A Boyer returns from Chicago to Des Moines. Miss Rebecca Ford and Jess Ford home from Minneapolis and St Paul for mother Mrs Thadeens Ford. J S Hornung from Grant township to Eldora on business. C W Strother moves to Oskaloosa. Mrs W A Greer of Oskaloosa visits. J R Sterling in Eldora establishing a local Iowa Savings and Loan Association board. Thurman Walton of Whitten noted as jovial. Mrs Dr G L Marshall back from Washington visiting government land office. Ton & G McCarthy of Needa in town. Mr McCarthy connected to Des Moines Land and Building Association. Hor B Bowes and family planning to California next Tuesday on health grounds. Bowes formerly Eldora postmaster. Mrs Bowes and daughters to California with Mr Lant Farman. High School literary society to host Christmas event.
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Westroaster Wheeler
Trichard
Alden
Fred
George Merrill
Corrie
Marshalltown
Stundry
Desmond
Eagington
Cateman
The
N. W
P. Kangley
Matt Rose
C.F. Butler
Denver
Colorado
Stallemich
Slack
Stubbard Masiter
Clara Stallsmith
Lee
Howard
Kansas
Fred Stallsmith
Rachel Lamprecht
Mitchellville
Lilie
J. A. Boyer
Eldora
Chicago
Des Moines
Boyer
Union
Rebeccs Ford
Jess Ford
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Thadeens . Ford
J. S., Hornung
Grant Township
C. W. Strother
Hubbard
Oskaloosa
W. A. Greer
Rebecca Greer
Dows
J. KR. Sterling
Eldorn
Iowa Savings and Loan Association
Anccess
Iows
Webster City
Thurman Walton
Whitten
Carter Tueaday
Walton
Grundy
G. 1. Marshall
Washington, D. C
Government Land Office
Ton
McCarthy
Ne’ da
Des Moines Lam and Building Association
Thalasd General Assembly
Ile
B. Bowes
California
Bowes
Zexad
Templars and
Masons
Preagak
Hig
Mia
Iowa State Register promises complete state and world news
The Iowa State Register bills itself as the leading Iowa paper with condensed reports of legislature and general news. It cites Prof Budd as a world renowned horticultural authority and touts its value to town readers with a $1.00 yearly price and $1.50 for both papers if ordered at the office.
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Towa
Iowa
Nced & Dea Moines
Iowa State Register
Budd
Register
Eldora Leporn
Orlerd
Dedication Services For New Elders M Church
A ceremony is announced for the dedication of the new M,EF, church in Elders next Sunday at 10:30 am. Rev J W Bissell of Fayette and Rev J Rippen D D will lead the services with other ministers expected. organ music and singing will mark what promises to be a notable day. The structure, costing about ten thousand dollars, stands as a fine addition to the Marshalltown district and the town. Lenders are cordially invited to attend with friends.
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J. W. Bissell
Uppertown University
Fayette
Bisgall
Iowa
S Treng
Marshalltown
Holiday Excursions At Half Fare On Iowa Central
Holiday Excursions by the Iowa Central railway sell extra fare tickets between all stations at half price from December 23, 25, and 31, 1892 through January 4, 1893. For information contact agent T. P. Barry at Waterlo o. In another note, candidates for Speaker of the Iowa House include Chase of Hamilton Lane Polk and Mitchell of Adams, with Chase and Lane as former members and Lane acting as presiding officer during a deadlock. Mitchell described as bright and capable.
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Iowa Contral Railway
Jawa Central Ry
T. P. Barry
G. PB. AL
AVY
Banns
Trafic Mang
Iowa Houay
Chase
Hamilton
Lane Polk
Mitchel
Adams
Lane
Mitchell
Brata
Triangular Fight Over Reward Division in Murder Case
In the present term of court Judge Kinne ruled the C and N W Ry Co case for the recovery of a $500 reward offered for the arrest of the murderer of Conductor O Neill. The decision divides the reward among several claimants including David Hartsell and others, with attorneys Milner Mains and Strubly Bilgeon cited.
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Tom Milner
Bella Mains
Norton D. Riley
Prisoer
John Bricker
Horrer
Warren
Dicer
Kinne
Virmant
Betten
Mosers
Hartsell
Brooke Riky
J. W. Wilcott
Strubly
Bilgéen torfMr
Bricker
Toledo
Fragmentary note yields unclear scene with names and museum reference
A shredded text shows dialogue with a Mrs Alka figure and a Mary, mentioning a redbvine glass vial and a cook's cousin visiting Sunday. The garbled lines reference a museum and an unspecified event, leaving characters and actions only partially readable.
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Mary
Fragmentary OCR Keepsakes of a Manscript Dialogue
A garbled OCR snippet presents a dialogue with partial phrases and names like Maeqno'delF and Milly, showing age and ownership clues amid distorted text. The fragment hints at a conversation about identity and a character titled Atht Milly, with uncertain ages and possessive phrases.
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