Democratic Ticket Listings and Campaign Notes
The item lists Democratic candidates for Iowa offices including Governor Horace Botes and Samuret L. Bestow for Lieutenant Governor, plus others for Supreme Court, State Superintendent, and county offices. It also notes upcoming Democratic meetings in Hardin County, a change of forum for the Entersprise edition, editor work shifts, and political commentary on figures like Frank Jackson and John G. Kelly. Additionally, it cites national political commentary, a pension office note, and a Treasury report on money in circulation.
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BTRTH
Horace Botes
Blackhawk County
Samuret
L. Bestow
Luvas County
Jobn Clivcltr
Cerro Goralo
Rrokpeler
Atamakos County
Stalrom Commlestoner
Thomas Towstan
Pottawsttams
Turbulent Iowa politics and a lawyer profile
A historical Midwest column reviews partisan battles over Senator Holter and Gov Bates, cites Interior Department actions against Frank D. Jackson, and discusses trade balance figures from 1846 to 1881. It highlights A. R. B. Ladd of Clarion as a respected attorney and civic figure, with notes on his birthplace, career, and roles including mayor and industrial-home commissioner.
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Punk
Union
Ked States
United States
Grover Clevekind
Viet Mir
Fouk
Hfmself
A. RB. Ladd
Clarion
Shullsburg
Wisconsin
Tie
Lowa
Ackley
Waverly
Clarton
Clyrion
Boles
Hiwg
Democratic Party
Does it Catch on Dutuque Timea and Iowa politics
A partisan column argues Governor and presidential records should be scrutinized. It criticizes Iowa Republicans for reckless leadership before the constitutional convention and warns of a political wreck on election day. It cites 1873 78 financial panics to compare hardships and discusses Jackson's Independence defense about a pension and honest mistakes.
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Iowa
Jackson
Register
Independence
Department of
Governor optics in pro or anti liquor reform standoff
A volatile political exchange centers on Governor and Frank Jackson amid Republican push and anti-prohibition factions. The governor presses questions on liquor laws and local option licensing while Jackson remains silent. letters reveal financial pressures and self-critique, shaping voter understanding ahead of the governor election.
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Bro. Rigg
Funk
Cutcus
Punk
Wade Dackson
Bolés
Frank Jackson
Tina
Coftin
Noover
Ubsn
Repub- Hlown
Jackson
Schmidt
Hefvy
Proceedings of the Hardin county Board adjourned meeting
The Board of Supervisors of Hardin county met in adjourned session on September 27 1893 with Jos Wallace as chairman. Actions included authorize county attorney to sell the judgment of Hardin county against Lide A Read administrator, cash payment to county treasurer, auditor to arrange the judgment transfer to J A Barton, approval of the official bond of W R Gilmer, and a public highway in Herndon township referred for action.
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Board of Supervisors
Svasion
Ofice of Board of Supervisors
Eldora
Hardin County
Jos
Wallace
Read
A. Read
Hardin District Court
A. Carton
J. A. Barton
W.r. Gilmer
Etna Township
MA. Griffith
Herndon
Couserd
County Board Proceedings and Finances 1883
The minutes cover county board meetings, motions, and financial accounts from September 1883. Key items include warrants issued on the poor fund, approval of poor farm expenses totaling 190.78, and adjustments to bridge contracts with Roller & Dillin. The board reviewed contracts, paid various county officials, and adjourned to meet October 16, 1883.
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Treasiley
Gut
Asinuss
BF. Atkinson
C. B. Gammings
N. H. Gribb
Concord Township
Roller & Dillin
Dos. Wannace
J. M. Stour
Council Proceedings Show Routine City Bills
Council met in regular session at 745 with seven members present Meyers Albiook Martin Wills Stoltz Moser Carter Winchester Minutes approved Bills audited include DeGroft Martin Whited McMillen Watts French Davis Rew Greef Carter Schafer Eldora Electric Winchester scavenger work oil and pumping charges The council authorized payment of scavenger bills upon assignment and authorized collection from property owners adjourned Recorder Ieov Mayor B Tanoun
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Meyer Albiook
Martin, Wills
French
Davis & Moser
Rew & Greef
Carter & Schafer
Eldora Electric Light Co
Winchester
Winchester & Co
Ify
Ieov
Atanoun
Senate Debates Silver Purchase Repeal Amendments Exchange
Washington October proceedings show Senatorial proposals on silver coinage and reform of wartime laws. Cummings of New York urges a repeal bill with gold and silver polish while Voorhees signals continued session for a vote. House attendance remains light as lawmakers discuss election law repeal and related measures.
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Senate
Howeah
Washington
Washinton
Blackburn
House
Treasury
New York
Wolcott
Avance Committee
Voorhees
Seyaion
Roach
Dent
North Dakota
Allen
Pop
Nebraska
Sipsesbae
Lown
Everett
Massachusetts
Oates
Swanson
Irginda
Weadork
Michigan
Hunter
Caroling
Oth
Groavenor
Senate Debates on Silver, Chinese Law and Homestead Reform
Fragmentary report from a late session describing Senatorial debate on silver policy and the repeal of the Chinese exclusion law. Mentioned are Voorhees, Teller, Cockrell, Aldrich, Dolliver, Boutelle, Mitch of New York, and others. House activity included a Geary anti Chinese law amendment and a homestead commutation proposal for settlers in Oklahoma lands. Final vote on the repeal bill: 100 to 101, with Populists aligning with Democrats.
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Ani
Tennenans
Wolcolt
Voorheos
Teller
Moviging Butler
Cockrell
Oths
Aldrich
Dolliver
Boutelle
Othore Spoka
Nghin
Mitch
New York
Wasttixotos
Squires
Dolph
Sherman
McPherson
Stewart
Cockrull
Oklatonia
House
Democrata
War in Brazil Looms as Insurgents Threaten Rio
Reports from Montevideo and Rio de Janeiro say Amira Mello leads insurgents urging Peixoto to abandon the capital within 48 hours or face renewed bombardment. Diplomats warn that foreign powers may recognize the insurgents if the city is not withdrawn by Sunday, while Peixoto plans stronger operations and Admiral Bello is asked to avoid actions endangering undefended areas.
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Traergents
Pinata
Montegineo
Amira Mello
Bay
Rio de Janeiro
Peixoto
Diplomntic
Rio
Rio Janeiro
Insurgenta Ae Selligerentas
Jagetro
Bello
Insane rancher kills wife and daughter in Montana
In eastern Montana John Brandt, a rancher, attacked his daughter nearly severing her head and beat his wife to death before shooting himself. A 17 year old daughter escaped during the attack. The event is reported from Helena on October 10.
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Helena
Mont
John Brandt
Hellen
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Rogers
Democratic County Committee
ITON
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New Providence
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Radcliffe
Acklay
Loewl Committees
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T. O. Walker
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Mr. Funk
The
Dubuque
John GC. Kelly
John
Town Falls
Frank D. Jackson
Ellis
Pension Office
Salt River
Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
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Oliver
Major Hamilton
Ottumwa
Carl Sehura
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James
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Tex
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Robert Lee
Coke County
Lot
Scher
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Rm Champaone
Hans
Val
Ayarue Guy
Banda
Frige
Amily
Union Soap Co
Fifth Avenue
Ghigaqd
Samuel Pitchers
Miltiona
Castoria
Osacga
Lowell
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Ali
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Kincanias
Conway, Ark
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A. Anomen
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Brooklyn,n
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Tha’ Merita
Driratpany
Boston
Siam
Atlan
Busta, Pree
the Cantaur Company
T.murray Street
New York City
Breyes
Ertay
Orpen
Harry Svensgaard Blercue Co
Feraus Fauls
Miwa
FLA. Ames & GO
F. A. Ames & CO
Owensboro, KY
Winchester Repeating Rifles
Winchester Model
Winchester Repeating Arles Company
Tavin
Conn
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