John Son Sub-Division real estate offer in Fairfield
Real estate ad promotes John Son Sub-Division in Fairfield Iowa near the New School House. Buyer friendly terms and easy installments promised with lots to be sold March 14 1891. Sales drive to Jas F Crawford store with guided tours and early street improvements planned for spring.
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Fairfield
Johnson
Jas. F. Crawford
Jas. KR
Aiort “‘Breiokaon
John Errickson
Perry Bates
Susan M. Minster
Juliet H. Stever
Joseph Gordon
Mareh
ZT. Smith
Winfield S&s. Smith
Sees
Sam G. Smith
F. Ki. Smith
William KR. Smith
Amel Theodore Starr
William White
Fritz Flinspach
Fannie H. Wells
John Graber
Joseph D. Whitson
Samuel A, Yuan
McCulloch
Abingdon
B. EB. Lynch
Iwee Lynch
Old Plat
Pairfield
Relves Mowery
W.E. Joneson
Centennial
Ern
Jacob Pr
Slagle
Wim
BE. Johnson
Isl
Fear John Swope
Jacob Metz
Glasgow
Sarah Rh Whitaker
Hattie L. Youngs
New Plat
Puirfield
Rioting in New Orleans Sparks Full Report Next Page
A full account of the work of the in furyated mob in New Orleans last Saturday and the causes that led up to it will be found on the second page of this issue of The Tribune.
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New Orleans
Tne TrinbcNne
Democrats Brace for Tariff as Cleveland Letter Quietly Pleases Republicans
The New Orleans Delta notes Republicans seize comfort from Mr. Cleveland's silver letter, predicting the tariff will be the decisive issue in the next campaign. The Democrats may let them savor a small gain as the tariff remains the defining political battle ahead.
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Repubublican
Cleveland
Democratic Party
New Orleans Delta
Senate party balance prediction for December convening
The article predicts the Senate will show forty seven Republicans thirty nine Democrats and two independents Kyle and Petter when it convenes in December. It argues the real balance will be about forty Republicans thirty eight Democrats and ten independents led by Kyle Veffer Irby Plumb Pettigrew Paddock Wolcott Teller Stewart and Jones.
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United States Senate
Kyle
Petter
Senate
Veffer
Irby
Plumb
Pettigrew
Paddock
Wolcott
Teller
Stewart
Jones
Burton Candidacy Wins Broad Democratic Backing
The candidacy of Judge Burton for the supreme judge nomination this fall receives strong endorsement from the party press in this state. The article lauds his legal attainments and clear mind, noting his elementary grounding in law, readiness, and a model court. It argues he would be one of the strongest members on the court if chosen.
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Burton
Iowa
Supreme Bench
Court
Palmer Elected Senator of Illinois Vows Independence
Senator elect Palmer of Illinois pledges to serve the people as a true Democrat and oppose corporate influence. In his post election remarks to a delegation he says he will end caucus rule in the state and denies any trading or purchase in his path to office.
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Palmer
Ilinois
United States Senate
Illinois
Illinois Senator Proclaims Independence From Party Whips
The speaker states he has not pledged to either major party and will act on his own well defined opinions. Elected by the people, he intends to fulfill their wishes as a responsible public servant, not as a caucus representative or steering committee member.
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Illinois
Free Type Tariff Debate Sparks Editorial Clash
The Des Moines Leader argues against free type tariffs used by publishers and criticizes editors for pressuring Congress while farmers hold ballots to influence policy. It notes a potential bias toward editors and warns that farmers may vote for their own interests rather than party lines.
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Des Moines
Palmer Elected Senator in Historic Illinois Contest
After an eight week legislative battle in Illinois the General John M. Palmer was chosen to succeed Arwell in the United States Senate. The contest spanned 154 ballots with the Democratic members steadfastly voting for Palmer.
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Illinois
John M. Palmer
Arwell
United States
Senate
Palm
Democrats Win Senate Seat Amid Farm Coalition Rebellion
In a dramatic senate race, Palmer defeats Streeter with support from Farmers' Mutual and key Republicans. Streeter loses due to misgivings over farmer principles, while Lindley of the farmers' organization secures victory. Moore and Cockrell break with Streeter, backing Palmer after discussions with Gen. Palmer. The result strengthens the Democrats and shifts the balance in the senate.
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Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Streeter
Oglesby
Moore
Cockrell
Gen. Palmer
Doughty
Senate
Fine fruits and candies at Post Office restaurant
A brief item notes a selection of fine fruits and candies available at the Post Office restaurant, highlighting a tempting assortment for patrons.
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Post Office
Reforming county accountability in Iowa calls for inspection
The Des Moines Leader urges a state board of examiners to audit county officers. It cites rampant irregularities in county finances, incompetence on boards of supervisors, and the need for expert accounting oversight. Jefferson County could benefit from stricter supervision and consolidated control of state institutions.
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Des Moines Leader
Iowa
Leader
Dubuque
Polk County
Board of Supervisors
Boards of Supervisors
Jefferson County
Farmers Alliance grows as a political force in America
The Farmers Alliance is expanding across states and aims to educate farmers on government and protect their interests. It argues non-partisan yet politically active, facing opposition from partisans and established powers. Alliances in Kansas and beyond are uniting to influence Chicago market prices.
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Kansas
Chicago
Farmers' Fight Against Trusts and Political Corruption
A farmer speaker denounces money power in politics and defends farmer consolidation. He argues for breaking up trusts while supporting protections for producers against monopolies and criticizes lawmakers allied with corporate interests. The piece warns of public ruin if reforms fail.
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Congress
Weaver
Lacey
Samson
Peter At
Matters of Record and Births in 1800s Abingdon and Blackhawk
Notices cover marriages in Blackhawk and Batavia townships with officiants, plus births in Cedar and Round Prairie townships. Recorded deaths include Selah Steadwell and Florence Bell Schillerstrom. Transfers of farm and town property list numerous parcels in Fairfield and Abingdon. Also Libertyville Public School announces its second annual commencement program.
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Round Prairie Township
Selah Steadwell
Lockridge Township
Florence Bell Schillerstrom
Libertyville Public School
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Scott West
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James N. Rowers
Batavia
Orlin Mace
Lillie Rowers
C. L. Walker
W.M. Campbell
Mr. Win
EB. Raney
Cora D. Cline
W. M. Campbell
J. P
Victor Swanson
Isel
Victor Johnson
Mary Nelson
A. G. Ander
John Nelson
John L. Hinte
Matilda Samuelson
Columbus F. Watson
Cedar Township
Jarius G. Fry
Gus. Keller
W. H. Sappenfield
Fairfield Township
Walter F. Trabert
Harvey Fordyce
George Newland
Samuel Glotferty
Joseph Sketoe
Wm. M. Hall
Emra PB. Crenshaw
Thomas ‘Hawk
Mary KE. Hawk
Jane Hutchinson
B.E
TY. Lynch
B.T. Raines
Wm. M. ‘Paugslin
Charles Frescola
Thomas H. Lawson
Joseph D.whitson
Lucian An Marey
Henry Staubis
Edward McCarty
Wmn. H. Bates
George McKinnin
Alfred He. Caldwell
Dil
David Sons
Augusta Mannhardt
Bo Perryson
Lund
RL T. McClain
Lucy M. Bates
Bert Riders
Robert Byert
Cora Watkins
Vernon Hague
Lizzie Clinkinbeard
Carrie Babcock
Nellie Warner
Nellie Fry
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