Kentucky populist convention opposes fusion with democrats
A state convention in Kentucky last week declared against fusion with the Democrats, signaling a clear stance within the populist movement.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1897
Page
1
Secretary Dabney Named as Agriculture Department Appointee
Secretary Wilson assigns Charles W. Dabney Jr a top post in the Agriculture Department. Dabney is a Tennessee Democrat slated to earn a $4500 salary. The Kentucky and Iowa treasuries are reportedly empty and controlled by Republicans. Kentuckians wary of past Republican policies may oppose a repeat.
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Wilson
Charles W. Dabney, Jr
Tennessee
Kentucky
Iowa
Bread in gloves or boots howling for cash
A Minnesota paper notes a New York exchange story about a girl kneading bread with gloves. The piece lampoons rising debts and urges immediate payment, saying friends in arrears threaten bread with nothing on if bills aren’t settled soon.
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New York
Minnesota
Air ship sighting linked to political prosperity
A democratic friend suggests the hovering air ship across the western country symbolizes Republican prosperity and seeks the place with the most confidence before landing. Notably, only Republicans have reportedly seen it so far.
Congressman Clark Names Postmaster Prospects in District
Clark indicates his chosen appointees for every district post as cases arise and warns that pressure will not alter his selections. Locals expect Fairfield’s pick to be C. M. Junkin of the Ledger.
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Clark
Fairfield
C. M. Junkin
The
Ledger
United States
Marshal Field Critiques Tariff Bill in Washington
Chicago merchant and philanthropist Marshal Field travels to Washington to share views on the tariff measure. He calls the bill the worst tariff bill he has seen, criticizing duty rates and the bill’s complex, ambiguous methods likely to require Supreme Court interpretation.
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Marshal Field
Chicago
Washington
Gill
Vw. E. Curtis
Mr. Field
Supreme Court
Reaction in politics spurs bimetalism view from Pingree
Ex mayor and former Michigan Republican governor Pingree argues a national political reaction favors bimetallism after the fall election. He says states that backed Republicans last fall elected Democrats this spring and predicts the GOP will not win again while the gold standard fails.
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Detroit
Michigan
Pingree
Iowa
Ohio
Iowa medical practice bill drawn tight over unorthodox healers
Mt Pleasant Record critiques the Iowa legislature for approving a medical practice act aimed at regulating osteopaths faith healers Christian scientists and massage operators while noting limits on restricting spiritual healing. The piece suggests lawmakers may tolerate liquor licenses but not the healing power of faith and calls for restraint in monopolizing medical care.
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Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant Free Press Backs D P Stubbs for Governor
The Mt Pleasant Free Press urges Hon. D. P. Stubbs of this city as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate while noting he is not an office seeker by nature. The piece portrays him as a student philosopher and statesman who would accept a call if imperative but remains content in the ranks.
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Mt. Pleasant
Stubbs
Draper
Europe
England
Democrats Celebrate Nationwide Municipal Wins Highlight Chicago Result
The piece notes Democratic triumphs across cities and predicts a New York gain next November. It credits hard money Democrats who left McKinley era policy for disgust with currency reform and tariff fights. It criticizes Albany politics and blames Platt’s U.S. Senate election for added discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Carter Harrison
Chicago
New York
The
Evening Post
Harrison
McKinley
Republican Party
Washington
Albany
Illinois
Platt
United States Senate
Trusts Dictate The New Tariff In Detail
Washington dispatch reports that protected interests influenced the Dingley tariff schedule. Sugar, chemicals, glass, and cotton interests had sections written by their representatives, with specific names noted for Sugar refining, brick manufacturers, and other groups. The piece argues a retroactive sugar duty raise benefits traders while trusts avoid paying higher pre law duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Solon Humphreys
Pierre Smith
John Farr
William H. Lefferts
Charles P. Armstrong
Joan E. Searles
American Sugar Refining Company
Thomas Harrison
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
H. B. Newton
National Association of the Brick Manufacturers
Simon Barnes
New York
Ways and Means
Dingley tariff sparks protests from German Italian Dutch envoys
The passage of the Dingley tariff bill faces foreign protests led by Germany Italy and the Netherlands. Germany warns of retaliation as duties hit German meat textiles wines and sugar. Italy and the Netherlands face hikes on marbles fruits olive oil and Sumatra tobacco wrappers.
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House
Blane
Netherlands
United States
Sherman
Senate Committee On Finance
Baron von Shielman
Senate
Germany
Italy
Sumatra
Iowa Citizens urged to oppose Republicans at next election
In a charged editorial, authors accuse the Republican party of various offenses and urge Iowa voters to rise against them. They highlight alleged corruption including state looting and tax increases. The critique cites Des Moines papers claiming reporters earned $3 per day while on duty, implying biased journalism tied to officials.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Leader
Register
Clarkson
Young
Ely's Cream Balm Promotion Sells Catarrh Cure
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a catarrh cure with a trial offer of 10 cents and a full size option at 50 cents. Customer Oscar Ostrum testimonials mention dramatic relief. Ely Bros. are listed at 56 Warren St New York City. Also notes money to loan on farm security offered by J M Stinson.
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Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
N. Y
Oscar Ostrum
Warren Ave
Chicago
Ill
J. M. Stinson
UN OFFICIAL NOTICE TO POST MASTERS DES MOINES COSTS
A Des Moines Saturday Review excerpt critiques the cost of the current special session, estimating up to 150000 dollars if it lasts to May 1. It condemns salaries for employes and pages, questions the value of prayers, and cites numerous state staff earnings. It also notes McKinley era post office policy details and S. M. C's assurances on district recommendations.
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Des Moines
Drake
McCarthy
House
Senate
Bicknell
Capital
Harold Young
Murray Campbell
the Register
Government janitors earn high pay for simple tasks
The text argues that committees and stenographers are well paid and that janitors with barber experience are undervalued in private work yet highly valued for state service. It notes doors require multiple workers and that experienced barbers can earn more outside but are paid much by the state.
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House
Palmer’s Long Fall From Party Power
The piece recounts John M. Palmer’s political career decline from a key Republican ally to a man with no party after aligning with Democrats and bolting factions. It notes his 1890s influence, failed appeals to McKinley for Keyes’s appointment, and final status as a man without a party.
Patent Costs and Rights in Britain France and America
A brief note explains patent costs and rules: Britain charges 50 dollars to file a patent, France imposes a 15 year term with an annual tax of 20 dollars, and in America patents are assignable by law with partial interests as transferable as whole interests.
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Great Britain
France
America
Clever Woman Invents Money Pocket Contraption
A Detroit Free Press quip describes Spendly’s pockets fitted with a wife invented device. He can stash money easily but cannot retrieve it, prompting amused commentary on clever domestic innovation.
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Detroit Free Press
Tax roll apportionment lists by township and district
The document details the 1897 apportionment of the L and P railroad tax value across sub districts and townships, listing miles assessed per mile and totals for several townships including Locust Grove, Des Moines, Buchanan, Fairfield, Liberty, and Walnut. It notes city and district tax allocations and references continued text on page 4.
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Board of Supervisors
Jefferson County
Towa
Frank Hurst
R. D. du Bois
J. W. Taylor
Said
Lockridge
Oni
Buchanan Township
Poe Ahd Enoet Eye Chees wEeRae
Blass Caeaa
Fairfield Township
SOMAS
Kaede Lae
Brastad Stad Ee Liberty Ind
Locust Grove Township
Dan Cain
Bden Gee
Batavia Ind
Neue
Batavia ‘City
Des Moines Township
Wea Ove
Thec
Eopt
L & P. Railroad
Southwestern Division
Executive Council
Penn Township
Doldins
Fairfeld Township
Rae
Fairfield Ind
Liberty Township
Oat
Liberty Ind
Seagemagen
Cacaeee
Hens
Des Moines
Cicssicestelss
Fairfield City
Burlington and Western
Walnut Township
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