Iowa Republicans and Democrats Tangle in 1850 Prohibition Debate
A fragmented political notice outlines candidates for governor and state offices in Black Hawk and surrounding counties. It notes Gov Boies schedule of speeches in Estherville and other Iowa towns, praises Iowa at the world fair, and cites appointments including Frank D. Jackson and John G. Kelly. A stray letter pieces discuss temperance and party platitudes amid debate over loyalty and conduct.
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Iowa
Union
Whey
Alice
Wal- Hagnorling
Tlardin Conniby Fur
Uvington Boy
Sareenet
Wie Howe Parn Co
Sioo Ut
Tue County
Aia Ds
Dori
Tenny
Towa
Suceaseful
Mardin
Menho
Eldurt
Byardin Euuuiky
Iowa Prohibition Debate and Populist Meeting Report
The text records a campaign exchange on farm prices and Democratic success, quoting Chicago market prices from Sept 21, 1893, and comparing with 1892. It notes Governor views, Funk’s prohibition stance, and a Sept 18 Hardin County Populist convention endorsing the state platform, nominating county officers and forming a central committee.
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Tespoisa
Frank Dycksh
Wandus
Chicago
Kietagger
Scotts
Betiween
Onten
Leayue
Chicago Tribune
State Library
Harrison
Cleveland
Lowa
Lena
Democratic Party
Bac
Hardin County
People's Party
Court House
K. C. Curtis
Roll Call
Providence
Union
Clay
Hardin
Ellis
Tipton
Roll
Grant
Pleasant
Eldora
Buckeye
Etna
People’s Party
Wardin County
Des Moines
Iowa
Friends of Reform
Billig
Sharif
W. H. Bowen
W. P. Wood
Minerva Dudley
Lieter
Justin Wells
City
A. Felst
Peckham
Wright
Hamilton
G. W. Mitchell
Usy
Republican candidate parues spode my at Union
A Republican candidate spoke at Union Monday night to an audience of older men while younger voters were busy. He defended tariff ideas as incidental protection and attacked old tariff arguments. He portrayed Ireland’s woes and conjured dramatic scenes, touting his antiestablishment stance and balancing trade fallacy claims.
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Funk
Union
Ife
Liverpool
New York
Ireland
Tam Green
Boone county bar applauds Judge Hyatt's service and awaits term
The Boone county bar adopts a resolution praising Judge Hyatt for his able, principled, and economical conduct on the bench. The document notes high regard for his learning, judicial bearing, and commitment to public expenditure restraint as Boone County, Iowa, prepares for a new term under Judge Ni B. Hyatt. The resolution closes as the bar stands united in confidence and respect for the honorable court.
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Okay
Boone County
Hyatt
Ni B
Anid
Boons
Boone, Lowa
Dyan
AGT
Hoops
Gro
W. Croors
O. M. Brader
Ladd Clarion stantler named at Democratic convention
At the democratic senatorial convention in Lowa Malls last Saturday Ladd was acclaimed nominee signaling cross party support for Wright county senatorial timber. A. Et. praised as capable and trustworthy, with only party-faith as objection.
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Lowa
Ladd
Wright County
Widescale Destruction Amid Gulf Storm Devastation
Reports from Bayou Cook and Mississippi coast describe vast damage from a Gulf storm. Fishing colonies at Grand Isle and nearby villages along the Mississippi River suffered massive losses of life and property. Only about thirty escaped as tidal waves and fierce winds destroyed cottages and hotels, with unconfirmed reports of Green Isle and Point a La Hache incurring severe flooding.
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New Grivine
Duliy
Bo Tom
Hayou
Gulf
Tre
Pliquembie
Boheath
Mississippi
Shell Beach
Lake Borgue
Atugue
Iles
Ovaoga
Atlantic
Wong Luc Gulf Coast
Asherman
Fshing
Bayou Cook
Buris
Pointe A la Hohe
Green Isle
Bayou Caok
Iona
Chanier Amarunda
Grind Iyle
Pensacola Storm Ravages City With Destruction
The October 4 Pensacola storm peaked at 6 66 mph wind with torrential rain. Bayfront areas suffered uprooted trees, damaged roofs, and destroyed fences as ships were blown ashore and buildings dropped into the bay. One large logistic building and a dwelling were wrecked. Skeletons were found in a mound near the harbor, including a dog-like fossil.
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Yroca
Fancey
Bay Front
Avery
Baylen Street
Warren & Co
Tamu
Josephine
Wilhemia
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Forrar Ang Proprietor
Alt
the Post Difese
Elotmatwa
Amn Booney- Guan Main
Matteo
Modratio
Borace Rosas
Blackhawk County
Bannell, Bestow
Loras Catility
Suprone Judes
John Khineltt
Gerre Garde County
J. Blendepeler
Alamakeeounty
Thomas Rowman
Pattiwatlanile County
BYATT
Hamilton Countty
A.B. Ladd
Wright Couuty
Sherk
TACK
Hammond
Gaunty
Boach
Supervlants
U.K. McFarland
Goroner
E.M. Rogers
Boies
Estherville
Rock Rapids
Lioux City
Deniaon
Jefferson
Sam B. Evans
The
Ottumwa Sun
Conse
Managua
Nicaragua
Frank Jackson
Pension Department
Frank D. Jackson
Independence
Interior
Carl Sehurz
Secretary of the Interior
John G. Kelly
Sioux City
Tribune
Internal Revenue
Washington
Andrew M. Bilis
Cedar Rapids
Ttis
Jaws
Kinley
Ifo
Moko Smith
Mettn
Mr. Funk
Avery ‘Sonship
Anasiyer
Tus
Republican Party
Duuuls
Ileis
Illinois
Punk
Ate, Parues Spode
Com
Ladd Clarion Stantler
Ackley World
Harlin County
Democratic Central Committee
Tou
Lewis
Elders
W. J. Allison
Vlora Allison
Washington Street
Works
Iowa Central Ry
Wisner Opera House
A.W. Fremont
My. Fremont
Oary Atromy
Lou
Isiana
Ysacola
Baljayar
Aldo
Swift
A. Rice
Ottawa
Kan
Atlenta
Castoria
Caxstoria
Aiza
Sivean 40
Pitcher’s Castorla
Harry Svenggaard Bicycle Co
Feravs Fas
Mink
F. A. Ames & CO
Owensboro, KY
Winchester Repeating Rifles
Qes- Wincester
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
New Waven, Conn
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