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09 Oct 1890
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Iowa Le Mars Weekly Sun in Le Mars, Iowa
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Weekly Sun
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1890
Page
5
Lemars Weekly Sun Reform Papers and Subscriptions
The Lemars Weekly Sun advocatesFree Trade reduce revenue taxes abolish Internal Revenue laws and opposed saloon reestablishment in Iowa. Offers subscription rates including ten copies for 7.54 a year and Sun with Omaha Reform for 1.75 yearly. prints job notices at the Sun office over Pow Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemars
Sun
Ant
Towa
Paw Brothers
The
Omaha Rev
Brazil’s coffee export duty sparks price and supply debate
The piece argues Brazil’s export duty on coffee shifts costs to consumers and doubts the benefit of taxation for growers. It notes global competition, questions the duty’s effect on prices, and suggests several market factors could have raised prices even if the duty had been repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
America
Greenback and Alliance Leaders Hit By Tribune Critique
The Chicago Tribune attacks the Alliance movement calling its rhetoric unsound and biased. It anchors its stance to a resolution from the Partners' National Congress in Council Bluffs demanding unlimited silver coinage the end of national banking charters and replacement of national bank notes with ample legal tender notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenback and Alliance
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
G.o. P
Tribune
Council Bluffs
Tribune critiques farmers and political economy debate
The Tribune dismisses farm groups as ignorant of economics while arguing against bank notes and silver coinage. It accuses allied papers of backing monopolists and McKinley era inflation, urging greenbacks or note reform as alternatives. Correctionville News reports on a Farmers Alliance meeting and insurance policy comparisons in Woodbury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Tribune
the Tribune
The
Woodbury
Hart
State Alliance
Woodbury County Alliance
Farmers’ Mutual Company
Linn County
Pottawatomie County
Moville
The Revolt of the Farmers
The article argues widespread farmer discontent challenges state and national governance. It describes a move to form a new alliance or independent party, criticizing Republicans as corrupt and predicting fall political impact. It notes some belief in Democratic appeal but doubts its breadth among farmers. The piece declares a farmer revolt and revolutionary mood spreading across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Independent nominations and new timetable issued
The Sioux City and Northern railway published a new timetable last Sunday. Republican papers are accused of fabricating famine reports to influence opinion in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City & Northern
Republican
Ireland
Sioux City
Preambles and Resolutions from Iowa Horticultural Society
Lenox Iowa Sept 22 1800 The Iowa State Horticultural Society met at the Iowa Agricultural College Amnex and adopted resolutions warning against selling worthless trees and budded apples. They urged newspapers to publish lists of recommended varieties and endorsed only reliable hardy stock and grafting methods beneath the surface. The secretary was authorized to issue a bulletin of recommended varieties for free distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Iowa
Iowa State Horticultural Society
Iowa Agricultural College
Amnex
Towe
Jno
C. Ferris
J. Wrage
Geo. van Houten
Lennox
Towa
Married at St Marys church in Remsen
Fragmentary OCR notes report a marriage at St Marys church Remsen involving Prank Wonglur and Miss Minn Baltamore with unclear details. The text references trains, revolver, and dates in October and September but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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St. Mary's Church
Remsen
Wonglur
Minn Mrain
Buggy Upends As Ladies Are Thrown In Court Street Incident
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Normington were riding when a horse bolted after being tied by boys. The buggy and harness sustained damage. Mrs Normington suffered minor injuries. At the Republican county convention A W Parsons was named clerk, A I Robertson recorder, and J A Lummis county attorney amid a tepid gathering. A dog dispute in Sioux City stalled Justice Foley, while Illinois Central reports track work progressing through town.
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Fort Dadga Chronicle
Jett Barrington
J. T. Harrington
J.T. Brown
Lemay
J. K. Brown
Wee
Kyomo Bell
Cole Younger
Jeff Harrington
Ma, Brown
Golden R
Tte
Jef Harrington
Feyoulty
Jeff
Senator Barrett
Sioux City
South
Lemars
Captain Luthor
Marshal Kloster
Illinois
GC L. ‘Trewery
J. Pemberty
L. Knowles
P. M. Day
Cleveland
Normington
Court Street
A. W. Parsons
Robertson
J. A. Lummis
George D. Perkins
Justice Foley
Ole Berger
Henry Butler
Illinois Central
Better Than The Father Democratic Nomination In Massachusetts
The Democratic party in a Massachusetts congressional district nominated Sherman Hoar a bright young candidate son of a prominent senator. He criticized tariff policies and argued against funds for special interests, urging cleaner campaign finance and nominating reforms. Despite GOP strength, Hoar may win in a spirited race.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Sherman Hoar
Sont
Hoar
Democratic Party
Quay
Dudley
West
Massachusolth
Misatsatppi
Alabama
Windom’s Bond Buying Allegations Hit Windover Era
An editorial accuses Secretary Windom of lavishly spending public funds to buy 16 million dollars in bonds at high prices, claiming a 4 million dollar gift to bondholders. It condemns the practice as corrupt and urges voters to oust Windom and his party, questioning windfalls and shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
Pose
D. Journal
Fraudulent mixing blamed for relic wheat claims
A Chicago Herald note asserts that claims of raised mummy wheat result from fraud by mixing modern grain with ancient varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Congressmen’s pool profits spark silver bill debate
A St Paul Globe report suggests six U S senators and thirteen representatives invested in a pool tied to silver bill gains, claiming up to a million dollars circulated to favored insiders. Critics call it bribery and demand investigation, while supporters argue the scheme masked ordinary market moves.
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Cot Righ
McCon
Eam Randall
Congress
Wm. Windom
Bembs
Murties
Woman Suffrage in Wyoming Report Skeptical View
The St Paul Globe outlines arguments against woman suffrage in Wyoming noting that educated women often abstain or vote with male relatives while many in mining towns vote for pay. It claims under twenty one vote freely, elections cost more, and politics become de moralized. Republicans allegedly use boodle and gains for twenty years show no territory or social benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
St Paul Globe
Glasgow's rise outpacing Chicago in last decade
The passage notes Glasgow Scotland's growth outpacing Chicago, with better poor relief by dispersing the needy across the city. It mentions maple sugar makers thriving under tariff bounty, farmers' wives excluded from jelly bounties, and political shifts amid Minnesota and regional election prospects.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Chicago
St Paul Globe
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