Dale the newspaper man in Ottumwa linked to federal case
Dale, once a convict in the Iowa penitentiary, is described as a former inmate whose liberty term has been suspended. The report notes a blackmail hanging over his sentence and mentions Ottumwa connections and federal court involvement.
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Gioux City
Woolson
Lee
Ottumwa Courier
Dale
Courier
C. H. Dale
Ottumwa Ceurer
United States
Dale and
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Protest theory in populism and democratic reforms
An editorial argues populism is a protest against Mammon in government, praising the Democratic Party as the vehicle for real reforms. It discusses Judge Woolson's independence, Dale and Lee in court, and a looming battle over free coinage versus bimetalism, with party unity as a key issue.
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Des Moines
Euter
Mammon
Jay Gould
Philips Brooks
Stock Exchange
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Wm. R. Morrison
Morrison for President Consensus Among Democrats in 1900
Washington correspondence reports William R. Morrison as the likely unanimous Democratic choice for president at the next National Convention. The piece notes cross–sectional support from sound money and silver factions, with few other contenders, and suggests Republican hopes hinge on anticipated Democratic abstention.
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Morrison
Washington
St Louis Republic
William R. Morrison
Colonel Morrison
Sound Money
New York
New England
South
West
Whitney
Cleveland
Carlisle
Kentucky
Reublicans
Altgeld defended as press attacks mischaracterize him
The Des Moines article defends Governor Altgeld against claims he refused to march with federal soldiers in Atlanta. It notes the colonel at Atlanta barred soldiers from turning out and argues Altgeld faced unjust obscenity from the press, praising his courage and honorable private life while condemning sensationalism. It also reports Rev. H. D. Jenkins discussing Schlatter and miracles, defending belief in biblical wonders.
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Des Moines
Illinois
Altgeld
Atlanta
New York World
Chicago
Springfield
Peasy
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Schlatter
Opposition to faith healing declared to be against Christianity
George L. Brown of David City Neb writes in defense of modern faith healing and spiritual gifts. He cites First Corinthians Romans John and Matthew to argue gifts of the spirit are for all believers and essential to Christian life, while opposing views rely on science as blasphemous.
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Lincoln State Journal
First Corinthians
Francis Schlatter
Jesus Christ
I. Corinthians xii
I. Corinthians
Timothy
John
Matthew
James
George L. Brown
David City
Neb
Electric Bitters Promises Relief for Female Complaints
Did You Ever Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for your troubles It claims to relieve and cure all Female Complaints by strengthening tone of organs. If you suffer Loss of Appetite Constipation Headache Fainting Spells Nervous Sleepless or Dizzy Spells Electric Bitters is the medicine you need Clarke's drug store offers it for fifty cents and one dollar.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
King of Liver
Clarke's Drug Store
Proceedings of the Board November Session 1805 1895
The board met on Tuesday November 12 1895 with all members present. Minutes from the previous day were read and approved. The day covered miscellaneous business. Rh D Dubois served as chairman and Joan R McElderry was the auditor.
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Rh. D Dubois
Joan R. McElderry
Abatement Orders by Salina Board on Taxes and Claims
On Wednesday November 13 1595 the Salina board approved abating taxes for T C Tuller and others while referring the Fairfield Law Library Association case to the county attorney. Abatements were ordered for Mrs James Batavia and Mrs E J Frush personal property as well as sidewalk tax and erroneous A L Stanford assessment. The auditor was instructed to issue warrants and Geo B Waltz quarter report showing 202.00 collected. Board adjourned to 8:30 tomorrow morning.
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T. C. Tuller
Salina
C. T. Sater
Fairfield Law Library Association
James
Batavia
E. J. Frush
A. L. Stanford
Geo. B. Waltz
Fiee
R. D. Dubois
Joan
R. McElderry
Board Adjourns After Road and Bridge Examination
Fourth day Thursday November 15 1895 devoted to road and bridge examination with no other business. Auditor ordered warrants for per diem and mileage for board members R D Dubois four days 16 00 J W Taylor four days 14 miles 17 68 Frank Hurst four days 6 miles 17 72 Minutes read approved Board adjourned sine die. Rk D Dubois Chairman Attest John R McElperry Auditor
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R. D. DuBois
J. W. Taylor
Frank Hurst
Rk. D. Dubois
John R. McElperry
Charlie Dale Conviction Seen As Largely Lee's Case
The court outcome centers on Charlie Dale but is largely a reflection of Mr. Lee's role. The statement frames the verdict as primarily representing Lee's actions and significance within the proceedings.
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Charlie Dale
United States
Mr. Lee
Dr King’s New Discovery Receives Widespread Testimony
Condensed testimony from Chas Hood broker and manufacturer’s agent in Columbus Ohio certifies the cough remedy as unrivaled. J D Brown of Ft Wayne Indiana testifies it cured a two hour old La Grippe cough. Merrill in Millville Mass and Mrs Hemming of Chicago endorse and prefer it to doctors. Free trial bottles at Clarke’s drug store.
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Hood
Columbus
Ohio
Light Bicycle Becomes Hat Materials
A girl laments a broken bicycle and her mother suggests transforming the light wheels into hats. The plan envisions trimming the parts at a milliner's to create matching theatre wear for herself and her sister.
Bucklen Arnica Salve for Cuts and Sores
Bucklen Arnica Salve claimed as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and other eruptions and piles. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. D. Clarke.
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Geo. D. Clarke
Cleaning and dyeing south of the Library by Stead
A brief note on a cleaning and dyeing operation located south of the Library, credited to Stead, detailing a local industrial or domestic task in progress or described for public notice.
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Bob Ingersoll
Pope Bob
Blaine
Conkling
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Phila., Pa
Leavening Powe Royal
Board OF Supervisors
WF Goodban
JF Crawford
Kauffman
Nodler
Mrs Hoselton
Te Vy ‘Farris
CW Quillen
JP Lewis
Robert Stephenson
Jas Eckert
Ford Eee Hees
JT Axime
John A Brier
FS Cummings
J P Carpenter
Ald Insane Hospital
Illinois Printing Co
Blackmer & Co
Carter & Hussey
Kenyon Printing Co
Junkin
Ing
CM McElroy
H W Smock
Chas Gift
Alice H “Mendenhall
Geo R Horn
DB Wilson
Phillip Polston
JC McCord
G Heaton
Grand Jury
Carey E Wilkins
Fairfeld Gas Co
Iowa Telephone Co
Court House
J A Spielman
John Mulleuix
Young & Son
Moses Kiger
Rider
Hoselton
E Smith
Duke
F Simmons
Crane
Harry E Smith
AC Ricketts
M Clark
J H Charles
HE Smith
Harry Beatty
Serene
HS Stewart
P H Roth
J W Litton
Kilingamon
F M Stephenson
SA Myers
Jd Curray
Ceennie
AS McPherson
John Leech
N T Lamansky
C Manning
JG Burkhart
Walter Stewart
M Hillman
John Donald
JH Wagner
IW Newland
W A Smith
JC Barnes
David Hudges
Chris Roth
Teeter
A Cummings
Carter Lawson
J L Knight
H M Allerdice
WS Campbell
JF Koch
Os Owen Switzer
Frank Ball
Owen Des
John Larson
F J Shearer
Bucklen
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