Jefferson county Democrats to Convene at Fairfield Court House
Delegates meet September 29 1894 at 11 am in Fairfield Iowa for nominating Clerk Auditor Recorder and County Attorney with two delegates per township precinct or ward and one additional for every twenty five votes over fifteen cast for Horace Boies in 1893. Primary ballots set for September 22 at 7 pm in each township or precinct. H L Brows chairman.
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Jefferson County
Court House
Fairfield
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Horace Boies
Walnut
Saleh Ortae Poms
Blackhawk Vr
Packwood
Rae Ae
Abingdon
Batavia Ars
Brookville
Oy Pee Tee Buchanan
Taseriteare
Lockridge
Des Moines
H L Brown Appointed Democratic County Central Chairman
H L Brown of this city is named the new chairman of the Democratic County Central Committee.
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H. L. Brown
Democratic County Central Committee
Democratic Prospects Brighten Across Nation in Coming Congress
Democratic prospects brighten nationwide with expectations of a solid majority in the next Congress. Analysts note rising support in key states and among diverse voter groups, signaling strong party momentum.
Apathy Demos Turn to Restored Campaign Confidence
Apathy among the Democrats has faded, yielding signs of a revived effort and a likely major victory, signaling a return to an energetic, old time campaign approach and strong enthusiasm.
Nevada Senator Jones Asked to Resign by GOP Committee
Senator Jones of Nevada, who recently declared himself a populist in a long letter, has been urged to resign by the Republican state central committee.
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Senator Jones
Nevada
Republican State Central Committee
Business revival steady and prudent, not rapid
Reports describe a broad return to activity across sectors. Officials note growth is gradual and stable, reducing risk of a jolt and aiming for a durable, sound recovery.
Mabry Opponent Urges Voters to Defeat Bench Nominee
The Tribune notes its prior protest against J. C. Mabry over alleged bias as a Confederate son. It argues Mabry is unsafe for the bench and urges Republicans to vote against him to ensure fair judgment.
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the Tribune
J. C. Mabry
Mabry
Democratic Convention Nominating Meetings Set
Democrats are reminded that the county official nomination convention will be in the court house this city on Saturday September 29. Township ward and precinct meetings occur next Saturday September 22 at 7 PM unless a different hour is named by the local committeeman. Full delegations should attend.
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H. L. Brows
Court House
Republicans Rejoice Over Vermont and Maine Returns
The piece notes Republicans celebrate Vermont and Maine victories while Democrats fail to mobilize in those states. It contrasts with Alabama and Arkansas gains for Democrats and predicts a strong November showing as Democrats sharpen strategies in Indiana Nebraska Minnesota and New York.
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Vermont
Maine
Alabama
Arkansas
Indiana
Nebraska
Minnesota
New York
Republicans Miss The Real Summer Factory Rhythm
The Indianola Tribune notes that Republican papers wrongly blamed Democratic tariff for summer factory closings. Factories typically suspend in summer and restart near season end, a pattern now observed as mills resume earlier with no clear tariff connection.
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Indianola
Breckenridge Defeated for Kentucky Congress Seat
A nationwide audience will share satisfaction at the defeat of Breckenridge as a candidate for congress in Kentucky last Saturday. The contest has been a close political battle with the outcome signaling shifts in regional support.
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Breckenridge
Congress
Kentucky
Kentucky Voters Repudiate Breckenridge Over Morals
The text praises Ashland district for casting disapproval on Breckenridge’s conduct, noting it shows public demand for decency in officials. It argues the public will not support officials found lacking, calling the result a wholesome national lesson from Kentucky’s example.
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Ashland
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Wool Prices Rise Under Free Wool Tariff Campaign
Reports from eastern Ohio western Pennsylvania and West Virginia show wool prices climbing as supporters of free wool celebrate the tariff bill. A Woodsfield Ohio producer sold 10000 pounds at 26 cents in a week with more offered. Monongahela and other towns report 20 to 25 cent ranges as buyers push for higher rates amid political pressure.
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Wheeling Register
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Friends of
Woodsfield
Congress
A. J. Pearson
Alexander Harmon
Clint & Pfattgraff
Monroe County
Harmon
Miller & Co
Beallsville
Democrat Nominee for Congress Capt. Duckworth Named at Ft Madison
The convention at Ft Madison selected Capt. W. A. Duckworth of this place as the Democratic nominee for Congress. Born in Green Castle Indiana, May 31 1837, he served in Civil War units including the Second Iowa Infantry and the 110th colored infantry. He built a business empire in milling lumber and hardware, sits on the school board and city council, and is regarded as a capable, popular, and trustworthy candidate with a strong record of employment and public service.
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Ft. Madison
W. A. Duckworth
Congress
Duckworth
Greencastle
Ind
Davis County
Iowa
Ft. Sumpter
Co. G
Second
Iowa Infantry
Ft. Donelson
Shiloh
Iuka
Corinth
Weaver
Vicksburg
110Th Colored Infantry
Ottumwa
Capt. Duckworth
Keosauqua
Keosauuua
Capt
Sugar interests in Louisiana abandon democracy for Republicans
Sigourney Review reports that about 300 Louisiana sugar representatives met in New Orleans and resolved to switch from the Democratic to the Republican Party. They argue congressional inaction on a $12 million sugar subsidy favors planters and party leaders. critics say this proves Republicans train voters to be robbed for campaign funds.
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Sigourney Review
Louisiana
New Orleans
Congress
Harrison
Taylor
Democratic Party
Sam
J. Tilden
Nichols
West
North
Post Office Restaurant Serves Ice Cream and Warm Meals
The Post Office Restaurant offers ice cream and a selection of confections along with warm meals available at all hours.
What Iowa Republicans Did At The Legislature
The Ft. Dodge Chronicle notes that while Congress is often reviewed for achievements the Iowa legislature’s last session deserves a look. The piece contrasts legislative outputs with federal action and hints at political commentary from Democratic papers.
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Iowa
Congress
Ft. Dodge
Iowa Republicans’ Last Legislature Noted for Increases
Public attention centers on a final Republican Iowa legislature praised for actions seen as expanding state control and spending. It introduced a new penalty to prohibition called mulet and boosted state and judicial officer counts, along with higher appropriations and taxes.
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Lowa
Radical free trader Tom Johnson Nominated Again in Cleveland
Tom Johnson, a radical free trader, is nominated for Congress in a Cleveland district where Republicans hold a five thousand majority. Johnson previously carried the district and is believed capable of winning again.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Mabry accused of embezzlement in 1890 1891 case
The Ottumwa Sun reports damaging disclosures against J C Mabry a Republican judge candidate. It alleges Mabry diverted a $264 60 claim from Patten and Wallace Boston to his own use and hid the payment from clients with false letters and delayed remittance. The exchange pressed for settlement and Mabry eventually sent $190 with a claimed balance.
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Ottumwa Sui
J.C. Mabry
Judge
Frank Jackson
Sun
National Shoe and Leather Exchange
Boston
J. C. Mabry
Patten & Wallace
Albia
Mr. Mabry
T. B. Perry
Mabry Suit Over Remittance and Threats from Boston Firm
A Boston firm demands 264 dollars plus interest from November 1800 and threatens legal action if remittance is not made immediately. AnMay 27 1801 letter from Nat Shor and Leather Exchange to J Mabry indicates plans to mail a district court letter on May 30 if no response, accusing Mabry of disgraceful conduct toward the legal profession. The case is described as one of five similar attacks on Mabry’s reputation.
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J.C. Marry
First National Bank
Asia
Town
National Shoe and Leather
Boston
Maas
Hill & Green
Patton & Wallace
J.C. M. J.C. Mabry
J.C. Mabry
Albia
Iowa
National Shoe and Leather Exrchange
Sam
J. C. Mabry
Sirk
NAT, Shok and Leather Exchange
Mabry
Alicia
Lona
NAT. Shor and
Leather Exchange
Wol
Depew Optimistic On U S Prosperity And Full Employment
In an interview cited by the Philadelphia Record Chauncey M. Depew declares confidence restored and predicts a swift rebound from past panics. He argues 70 million consumers will drive business growth, with mines mills railroads and internal commerce expanding while temporary setbacks fade.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Philadelphia Record
Mr. Depew
United States
Do you want a top buggy.
Market note advises seeing Jas and Locke before purchasing a buggy. It cautions buyers to compare options and check build quality. The snippet suggests seeking local dealers for guidance.
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Jas
Locke
What Congress Did In The Campaign Book Summary
The document lauds congressional actions including repeal of the Sherman silver law and removal of the federal election law, restoring state election control. It cites reduced government expenditures, reform of departments, and new revenue measures including an income tax. It claims over two hundred laws benefiting various regions, with a nationwide push to distribute the compilation through mailings.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Faulkner
Gardner
Salve claim offers cure for skin ailments at 24e
An ointment promises to heal cuts bruises ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter and other eruptions plus piles with a money back guarantee. Price 24e per box and sold by Geo. D. Clarke.
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Geo. D. Clarke
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