Iowa Falls Citizen Election Roundup and Times
The Iowa Falls Citizen prints a political column critiquing the Republican platform and urging repudiation of it while noting sugar scarcity and grain storage concerns. It mentions A B Cummins as a U S Senate candidate joining Hepburn Gear and Stone, with commentary on tariff reform and Democratic, Republican tensions.
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Iowa Falls
Searlot
Webster
J. Ki. Rowen
Wright County
Bowen
Sentinel
Republican Prohibition Debate and Party Split Tension
A column mixes calls for river county liquor bans with criticism of party leaders over prohibition. It cites Methodist support for old lines, fear of saloon expansion, and warns of a potential party defeat. The Des Moines gathering and sentiment show broad opposition to current caucus tactics and policy shifts.
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Republican Party
Des Moines
Emory Miller
Methodist Church
Tam Nobhere
State Central Committee
Clergymen Back Prohibition Plan Drawn From Towa Debate
Publican Preacher cites Three clergymen in Towa tally endorsing a republican prohibition platform. Baptist Universalist and Methodist supporters argue for temperance measures, tax regulation, and a plan to tax pilfered liquor. The piece critiques the mixed interpretations and moral consistency of supporters led by Mr. Greenwood.
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J. If Tank
Jardin
Forny
Hardin
Towa
Hieetties
Republican Party
Greenwood
Snook
Thea
Ohio
Rentlemen
Jackson
Onme
Republican Temperance Talk and Labor News Blend
A partisan critique argues Republicans back temperance and local option while condemning Democratic tariff fears. The piece notes workers returning to mills as Democratic Congress restores public confidence. Dispatches report iron and steel plants restarting across Pittsburg, Newburyport, Troy, Providence, and other cities, reopening shops and employing thousands after weeks of idleness.
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Congress
24Th Ul
Pittsburg
Sligo
Phillips, Nimick & Co
Jones & Taurblin’s
United States Iron and bin Plite Company
Tgo
Lockhart Tron and Steel Company
Chiurtiers
Black Diamond Steel Works
National ‘Ide
Mcieesport
Carnegie
Troy
N.Y
Furst Tran Thiamoroing
Kompand Keenan
Troy Steel and Iron Company
Albany Iron Works
Thoott & Flinn
Iron and Steel
Miontha
Labor Day Proclamation Declares Sept. 4 Holiday
Governor Horace Boies proclaims Labor Day on September 4 by executive order. The document notes the first Monday of September as a legal holiday and urges all classes to honor manual laborers for their contributions to Iowa’s development and state standing. Des Moines August 18, 1803.
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Liabor
Boies
Tate
Iowa
Horace Boles
State of Laws
Des Moines
Prospective Bilas Names Transfers
Prospective Bilas transfers listed include Joseph A Sawyer to Ella M Wayn lton Gaylord Worsted to Elsie M Dale Wa H H Hamlin to Lillie G C Greenleaf Fred Darlington to Mary M McDonald Omer 2 Wall to Plow B Brown Fleury M Singer to Lydia A Medlegunder.
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Joseph A. Sawyer
Ella M. Waynlton
Gaylord Worsted
Elsie M. Dale
HH. Hamlin
Lillie GC. Greenleaf
Fred Darlington
Mary M. McDonald
Omer 2
Wall
Plow B. Brown
Fleury M. Singer
Lydia A. Medlegunder
Record of Jardin County Fair 1898 Highlights and Crime
The Jardin County Agricultural Society’s fair features and premiums, with horse racing, women’s crafts, youth competitions, and a grand program across departments. An alarming murder near Gladbrook ends with suspect Bert Isenhart. a German girl Annie Weise is killed, sparking a county-wide hunt and a $300 reward. The Wisner Opera House opens with mixed reviews, community notices, and local sports and social events across the fair week.
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Jorge Tieeense
Armainmh
le Aiven
Hanes
Gams Snd Syrtas
Fewnalls
Iduly
Maon
Jardin County Agriculhural Society
Bist
Matigament
Fleslute
Grundy Center
Iowa Falls
Lath
Centilall
Dewey
Stong
Aml Ie Usta
Tiardin
E. D.howetts
Waterloo
Theron—Wm
Blenus
Waterson
Joane of 'di
Ethel A
John Cowley
Toko
Morec Hidorn
Paine
Angrton
J. Pollock
Ows Malls
Underwood
Idora
Aland
Qeo
Tatler
Alacre—s
Seaver
Dows
Tibbetts
Waterlog
Mies Finley
Iena
Watertoo
USARS
GREEN
P. Merrill
Eidorn
Wurikttte FP
A. Woods
New Providence
Nellie M
Jno
W. Perkins
Hughes
CLASH
Hampton Boyd
Kiv
Brankton
Wailon H—W. Layden
Eldora
Star Dealer
V. J. Pollock
Iowa Talla
Geo. Moore
Vidari Reseport
L. E. Edgington
Prynk Wallace
Hidara
Grace Wilkes
J. Stiger
Tatedo
Gladbrook
Tenry Russie
Green Mountain
Arthur Hill
Russie
Mr. Russie
Hill
Bert Isenhart
Marshall County
Morriever
Iit
Tienhart
Rolf
Aoice
Wisner Opals
Porter
Fair Ground
Uta Caine
NASA
Welch
Edgington
Winchesley
M. IG
Prat
Fitzgerald Witd
Tadastila Sehooh
Des Moines
Amer
Repeal of Purchasing Clause Highlighted in Senate Vote
Aug 20 report notes a House division on the Silver Purchase bill and its repeal of the purchasing clause. The session saw debates on parity with gold and silver, with the final tally 24 yeas to 110 nays on the Wilson bill as a broader amendment effort continued.
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Scranton
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