Political commentary on parties and press influence in 19th century campaign
The piece attacks the free trade and democratic parties, accusing them of inciting riots and hindering peace. It mocks the Fanny Cleveland Ladies Influence Club notion and argues the Sioux City Tribune favors education in the campaign. It likens the Democrats to a drowning man grasping at a straw and critiques the Chicago platform that docked free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade Party
Democratic Party
Fanny Cleveland
Grover
Free Trade Press
North
South
Sioux City Tribune
Iowa
Chicago
Tribune
Homestead
Committee On Platform
Free Trade Party and Immigration Debate Echoes
The text argues the Free Trade Party would accept the glow and honor of inviting and fostering immigration, claiming the country is flooded with foreigners of varying merit. It notes many are good citizens while others are degraded outcasts, with the latter largely clustering in manufacturing communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Debated immigration policy and a Paris tragedy report
The piece condemns free trade and immigration policies, accusing Democrats of promoting cheap labor and social unrest while praising Republicans for seeking worker employment. It also reports a Paris tragedy where three reclusive sisters died in a fired house after their debts and life of seclusion. A firearm or horse removal detail and a product plug for Hall's air Renewer conclude the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Balzac
War talk in Africa and road reform in Michigan
The piece comments on Anglo French bloodletting in Africa and questions their motive while praising a Michigan law that rebates road tax for broad wagon tires. It mocks aristocratic divorce costs, notes the Earl’s reaction to his wife’s dancing, and cites Canadian volunteers and the Barbara Frietchie act. It also reports Methodist Church dancing controversy with a defense of joyous religion.
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Michigan
Russell
Walton-on-Thames
Countess Russell
Montreal
America
England
Barbara Frietchie
Estray Steer Taken Up by Subscriber
One two year old steer, white with red neck and head, horns cut off near the head, was taken up by the subscriber on July 12. The owner may recover by paying for this notice. C. C. Sawyer. Hull, July 18, 1892.
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Estray
C. C. Sawyer
Hull
Special Campaign Rates Offer From Sioux City Journal
The Sioux City Weekly Journals announces a special campaign rate offering news for 20 cents or one cent per week until November 20, 1892, with a regular annual price of $1.00. Sample copies are free, and orders should be sent to Perkins Bros. Co. in Sioux City, Iowa.
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Sioux City
The
Perkins Bros. CO
Iowa
Railroad Promotions and Through Tickets to Western Points
Great Northern announces service from Havre to Spokane with through service planned from St. Paul and Minneapolis by August. New equipment and the shortest routes to eastern Washington are highlighted with harvest excursion sales to Nebraska Kansas Colorado Utah Minnesota the Dakotas and Montana. Various railways offer one fare or one and one third fare round trips for Twin City races Democratic state convention and Stamlin races with tickets valid through August dates. Through sleeping car service added Chicago to Memphis. Sunday round trips to Sioux City for $1.40 remain available via S C N. Ry. Tickets via Sioux City and Northern routes and notices from J Merry and W B McNider.
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Great Northern Railway
Spokane
Washington
Havre
Montana
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Puget Sound
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
Minnesota
Dakotas
Sioux City
W. B. McNider
Iowa
Davenport
R. i
Twin City
Jockey Club
Stamlin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y Co
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
North Dakota
Sinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Memphis
Notice to Contractors for Lincoln Sioux School House
Notice is hereby given that proposers for the erection of a school house in sub-district No. 7 Lincoln District Township Sioux County are invited to Perkins to view cars and specifications after duly authorized and bids received until Zoelock p in Saturday July 23d 184 at which time the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids D C Gardner Secretary of Board of Directors.
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Lincoln
Sioux
Laws
Perkins
Fields
Zoelock P. In
D. C. Gardner
Board of Directors
Special School Bond Election Notice in Hull Iowa
Qualified electors of Hull Independent District Sioux County Town state will meet at Hull school house on Monday July 2 at 12 oclock noon to vote on issuing bonds of 2000 dollars to build and furnish additional school rooms. Bonds issued per Iowa School Laws section 182. Polls open 2 to 7 pm. Ballots For Bonding or Against Bonding. I W Basacu Secretary dated July 12 1692.
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Hull
Sioux
Town
Iowa
I W Basacu
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W. M. McFarland
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Marshal County
G. W. Perkins
Fremont County
John Y. Stone
Mills County
A.B. Cummins
Polk County
Milton Remley
Johnson County
E. D. Chassell
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George D. Perkins
Woodbury County
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California
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Samestead
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Hall
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Africa
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Methodist Church
Omaha
King David
East
Troy
Methodist Curch
Serpsichore
Copenhagen
Rome
Creamery and Dairy and
MAY &Cg
Minu
Grisell & Wilkinson
Hull, Iowa
Johnson
John W. Still
Undertaler's
Masonic Block
Sheldon & Ireland
Milwaukee
Deering & Wood
Thomas
J. 1
Case Threshing Machines
Plymouth Mills Binding Twine
Studebaker Wagons & Buggies
Adam J. Fie
Alerin
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