State Convention at Cedar Rapids Boosts Bryan Support
The Democratic state convention in Cedar Rapids drew a large, harmonious crowd with rivals for honor and strong speeches by Judge Wade Congressman Hamilton Fred White General Weaver and M F Healy. Delegates pledged to vote for Bryan, while resolutions aligned with the Nebraska platform, and Br yan was praised as standard bearer amid a hopeful political outlook.
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Cedar Rapids
W. J. Bryan
Chanda R. Porter
John D. Denison
Wade
Hamilton
Fred White
Weaver
M. F. Healy
Healy
Charles F. Duncomba
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
D. A. Ray
Humboldt
W. I. Branigan
A. Menton
Boone
G. L. Caswell
Dr. Brackett
Garner
Mr. Hise
Algona
Claude R. Perter
J. B Sullivan
E F. Dunn
C. F. Duncombe
Denver
Charles Miller
Bryan
Atata
Weaver Denounced for Denver Delegate Bid by Iowa Democrats
The Iowa Tenth district Democrats, longtime allies of General Weaver, refused him a delegate at large to the Denver convention. They favored Duncombe and Doon, while Grande Porter and J. B. Sullivan were backed for other positions. They honored Weaver with a small vote but held that honors should be widely shared after forty years of Democratic service.
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General Weaver
Denver
Tenth
Charles F. Duncombe
Ft. Dodge
E M. Carr
Wadsworth
St. Louie
Telegraph-Herald urges Fred White for governor
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald backs Fred White as a strong gubernatorial candidate praising his electability and farmer appeal. If White declines, E G Dunn of Mason City is favored with Dana of Mason City as a strong alternative. The piece also comments on Republican figures, editor prominence, and a Hungarian heiress seeking marriage.
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Dubuque
Ft. Dodge
White
Ben
F&f. Dana
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Iowa
Dorn
Chronicle
Mrr. Dann
Seach
Dunn
Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association
Donn
Telegraph-Herald
Duffy Re elected Mayor and City Officials Win Tax Vote
The Monday city election produced a mayoral win for T J Duffy by 97 votes, with Henry Beckman as treasurer by 53 and John M Neary as secretary by 42. Aldermen Kristensen Kirby and McCoy won in respective wards with small majorities as the library tax carried by a net 132 votes, aided by over 100 women voters in winter attire.
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T. J. Duffy
Henry Beckman
John M. Neary
Fred Kristanson
Thomas Kirby
James McCoy
Soper
Eiret
Aldeman
Kristensen
McMahon
Thiri—Kirby
Warnke
MecCoy
Reichzen
Kirby
St. McCoy
Monaghan to Receive Notre Dame Laetare Medal in 1905
Dr D C Monaghan of Boston born 1857 and later Brown alum is chosen for Notre Dame University Laetare Medal for 1905 a honor given to a prominent Catholic layman at South Bend Indiana. He has been a lecturer after serving as consul in Germany and campaigned for Grover Cleveland. Other recipients include Attorney General Bonaparte and William Bourke Cochran.
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Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
D. C. Monaghan
Monaghan
Boston
Salem
Brown University
Grover Cleveland
Blunnheim
Germany
Chemnitz
Heidelberg
Bonaparte
William Bourke Cochran
Eliza Ajlen Sierr
M. Facley
Willis McCarty
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Saso Par
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Allizon
J. A. Menton
Boons Democrat
G. L. Carwell
Denison Bulletin
C.F. Duncombe
Fir Dodge Chronicle
Largo
Johnn F. Dalton
Manson Odenoerat
Henrietta Pongracz
Budapest
Lafe Young
Republican Party
William & E. de Curtis
South Carolina
Cleveland
Island
Parker
Kentucky
Tid Duffy
J. H W. Soper
Fred Kristenson
Thomas Kirsy
James Mecgy
Tennessee
Chicago
Wort
Minneapolis
Ast
Senator Allison
Hne
Esat
Walter Wellman
North Dakota
Johnson
Fata
George Stevens
T. A. McDonald
Stevens
McDonald
C. Monaghan
Foy & Wilcox
Black’s Daylight Store
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Emmetsburg
T.L
J. P. Crose
Broadway Emmetsburg
Pepa
Western Map Co
Ws. le Browz
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