Democratic State Delegate Convention Set for Des Moines
A Iowa Democratic delegate convention will be held in Des Moines on June 24 1903 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme court judge superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioner and to handle related business. Delegates are allotted by county and vote counts from the last secretary of state election. All Democrats are invited to participate as per the State Central Committee.
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State of
Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Adams
Democratic State Convention Temporary Officers Named
The state central committee announced the temporary officers for the Des Moines convention on June 24 1903 led by Chairman J H Quick with A J Hogan as secretary and W N Dewey J P Blaise as assistants. Reading clerks include J H Gillispie and N E Carnal with sergeants at arms Frank A Mathis and assistants Clinton L Price Stephen A Douglas. Committee on arrangements lists A E Jackson A W Maxwell J O Likes N C Roberts.
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A. E. Jackson
A. W. Maxwell
J. O. Likes
N.C Roberts
Pioneering Masonic Leader F C Coolbaugh Listed in Minneapol is History
Dr George L Metcalf recalls Cloquet resident Daniel Manasseh Coolbaugh a founder of Minnesota Masons born 1815 in Wysax Bradford PA. He built major Minneapolis area structures after moving west in 1851 and served as Worshipful Master of Hennepin lodge No 4 1854 56. He died July 16 1866 after a life of masonry real estate and farming with deep Episcopal faith and community service.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
George L. Metcalf
F. C. Coolbaugh
Cloquet
Daniel Manasseh Coolbaugh
Ellen T. Whitney
Elisha Whitney
Wyalusing Valley
California
Minneapolis
Coolbaugh
Pennsylvania
Ogle County
Illinois
Byron
Rockford
Freeport
Dixon
St. Anthony Falls
A. E. Ames
Dr. Ames
Episcopal Church
Cataract Lodge
Hennepin Lodge No. 4
Royal Arch
A. M
Knighthoard
Zion Commandery
K. P
Minn
H. C. Coolbaugh
C Coolbaugh
Odd Fellows
Hamburg
Lodge
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