Iowa political rows roil party stakes in Des Moines tussle
A lengthy Waterloo Times Tribune critique argues Ed Hunter and Perkins press a compromise linked with railroad power to nominate Republican candidates. Waterloo Courier condemns Hunter’s tactics while warning of Standpatters and a possible convention steal. The piece also notes temperance drives and factional tensions across counties as Cummins allies resist alignment with Democratic factions.
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Ed Hunter
Iowa
Democratic State Central Committee
Tas
Waterloo Times- Tribune
Perkins
Cummins
J. W. Blythe
Leslie M. Shaw
National Republican Committee
Mr. Perkins
Steve Elkins
Aldrich
Shaw
Des Moines
Ed. Hunter
Commonwealth
Towa
Hunter
State Central Committee
Blythe-Hunter
Central Committee
Audubon
Marshall
Wapello
Fayette
Blackhawk
Cumming
Herald
Eldora Herald
Smith
Cumminus
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Government oil lands scheme exposed in territory intrigue
The article notes a government oil and gas lands scheme tied to Standard Oil in Tadian Territory and Oklahoma, unearthed by Secretary Hitchcock. It also references fiscal actions, court opinions, and public concerns about corruption, with assorted statements on politics, crime, and social issues of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Tadian Territory
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Pittsburg
Local notes from Robertson and regional items
Robertson reports Fourth of July gatherings at Ackley and Steamboat Rock with residents visiting kin and friends. A Ladies' Aid meeting is planned at Mrs. Tom Wilson's, while census data contrasts farm growth with population increases between 1850 and 1900. Echoes of editorials on morality and prosperity from Chicago, Ex, and Banker’s Magazine are cited, plus isolated items on public debt, dog Ponto, a poison scare at Cairo plant, and post quake crises in San Francisco.
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Ackley
Guy Leach
W. A. Wickham
J. S. Quiggle
Steamboat Rock
Rachel Burress
Hampton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Tom Wilson
W. D. Wilson
Link Harmon
Chicago Chronicle
Stomach Troubles Cure Praised by Faisonia Resident
Mrs. Sue Martin of Faisonia Mississippi suffered stomach trouble for over six months. Statement credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing her illness. She reports she can eat anything now and prides herself on finding such a good medicine, sold by J. M. Nix.
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Sue Martin
Faisonia
Miss
Chamberlain
J. M. Nix
Quaker Boy No. 10 among cattle offered for sale near Abbott
RED POLLED CATTLE and the dual breed announce sale of herd bull Quaker Boy No. 10 and several young bulls. located two miles southwest of Abbott, contact D. M. Leach & Son or write R. E. D., Ackluy, Iowa for details.
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Abbott
Joe
See
D. M. Leach & Son
Ackluy
Lown
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