Democratic Convention at New Hampton Discusses Platform
The New Hampton gathering of Democrats debated the party platform with focus on governance and state powers. Leaders including Vollmer and Myers urged moderation while Clark and White urged bold Democratic positions, and delegates selected district nominees for the state committee.
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Governor Candidate Fred MT Witte Praised At Rally
An earlier campaign stop featured Fred MT. Witte, a governor candidate, receiving a strong ovation as he spoke. The event included witty remarks and applause, with references to past figures and predictions about election outcomes.
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Iowa caucuses recount show wary contests and retirements
The Thursday caucuses across districts featured notable retirements and contests as leaders shifted seats. Alex Miller of Washington pursued reappointment to the central committee while J. G. Van Lent edged W. J. Hatt in Muscatine for the strict committee seat. Gen J. B. Weaver led in the Sixth district with praise for Grover Cleveland, and several districts endorsed or opposed key liquor and committee slates shaping the state party lineup.
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Thomas Duffy
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M. Donovan
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New Democratic State Committee Formed in Iowa
The Indianalan Heals Democratic State Committers organized Thursday at Siauz City. Clinton Ll, Price of Indianala was named chairman and Foun TW. Dalton of Manson secretary. First meeting set for Tuesday July 21 at the admin hotel in Nod. Reid of Ottumwa had been a delegate candidate but urged party unity focusing on Price’s nomination.
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Democratic tickets feature Porter White in Iowa campaign
The piece outlines nominations in Town and state for United States senator Clauda T. Porter and Governor Prd E. White, urging progressive reforms, expanded railroad regulation, bank deposit guarantees, and improved dairy and farming interests. It condemns tariff and freight practices and calls for worker protections and public health measures.
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A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions a distant place and several unclear names. The text includes stray phrases about years and a stone motif, with no coherent event or identifiable individuals to anchor a summary.
Fragmentary antiquarian notes on a Philadelphia church discovery
A garbled nineteenth century passage recalls antiquarian searches for a realty and a botched tale of Delphia and the old church. Actions mix with a vigil of education themes and a narrator noting Barry’s failing to show. a soldier’s death in 1781 is referenced amid honorary contexts.
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Fragmented OCR item on a game and players
A damaged text fragment references a game or match with names like Pho Wireorgeker and Apecracker. Details are unclear due to unreadable OCR, but it hints at rounds or play actions and possible scores or positions with ambiguous wording and punctuation.
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