Senate Defers Force Bill as Apportionment Moves Ahead
In a 35 to 34 vote the senate laid aside the force bill and took up the apportionment measure. Ingalls is considered a gone. Kansas on the 27th elected Wm Alfred Pfeffer Alliance to replace him, while John J. faces retirement. Illinois senators count 37 ballots with no clear outcome. Palmer and Democrats remain hopeful of victory.
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Polk thanks Boies for reform club speech letter
L L Polk president of the National Farmers Alliance writes to Gov Boies in Des Moines Iowa dated January 13 1891 praising a Reform Club of New York speech. He urges Republican papers not to print it claiming farmers do not know their needs and that GOP papers can think for them.
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National Farmers’ Alliance
Gov. Boies
Washington, D. C
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Des Moines
Iowa
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Supreme Court candidate Kinane urged for Iowa seat
The Iowa Democratic party backs L G Kinne of Toledo for the Supreme Court vacancy created by Judge Beck. Kinne has won district support in Tama and Benton counties and is praised for legal knowledge fairness and independence. Jefferson county voices join the push for his nomination and election.
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L.G. Kinne
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Young Democracy
Young Blood
Supreme Bench
Republicans’ Push to Hold Power Across States
The piece accuses Republican leaders of defying the people by using force to retain offices. It cites New Hampshire where police blocked entry to dissidents to secure their governor and senate picks, and Nebraska where Democrat Gov. Boyd is declared winner by over 1,000 votes.
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Zack Chandler
Dubuque
United States Senate
Nebraska
Gov. Boyd
Thayer
Montana
Illinois
Gen. Palmer
Connecticut
Republican Party
Republicans Defy Vote Counts Across States
The piece condemns Republican governors and legislatures overriding majority will in Montana Illinois and Connecticut. It cites armed resistance to transitions and blocking of Democratic mandates, noting mass defections from the party.
Boies on the brain stirs Iowa campaign debate
The Tribune argues the Ledger overreacts to Gov Boies and his New York speech. It alleges Republican leaders push an anti Boies crusade by branding his quotes as libel, while wishing to hide policy failures in railroad land deals and prohibition. The piece predicts a fall campaign to expose the “libelers” and rally support for Boies.
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Prominent Endorsements Boost IHlood’s Sarsaparilla Reputation
Readers report positive experiences with IHlood’s Sarsaparilla. A user cured of indigestion and dyspepsia praises its relief. Another calls it indispensable for sick headache. Others claim cures for scrofula and salt rheum. The ads cite widespread, enthusiastic endorsements.
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Flood
Insanity Proceedings and Grand Jury Expenses
In the matter of insanity of Susan DAS Belviie vires and Dioene Caldwell the files reference 2005 and 8620 05. The record notes Grand Jury expenses for Sept and Nov terms of the district court totaling 148.70 with miscellaneous entries.
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Dioene Na Caldwell
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