Democratic clash over tariff policy and Wilson
The House debate centers on tariff reform and President Wilson. Longworth cites a Washington Post piece while Kitchin challenges the source. In a later turn Longworth cites a letter attributed to the president as proof of protectionist sentiment, prompting Democratic defense of Wilson.
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Sloan
Fordney
Michigan
Moore
Pennsylvania
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Washington Post
Fordney Or Mr. Moore
Nebraska
Mr. Moore
Mr. Jordney
Ohio
Minors Manufacturers’ Association
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
North Carolina
Senator Lewis Abortive Continetal Tour Plans
The article reports that Senator Lewis planned a continental tour following Hughes but after Lewis strong defense speech on August 5 the plan faded. President Wilson shows interest in visiting, while Senator Fall challenges Lewis by revealing facts he says were pigeonholed.
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Hughes
Wilson
Senator Fall
New Mexico
Illinois
Des Moines Seeks Support for Land Bank Plan
Des Moines pushes to establish a land bank as Sioux City contemplates two disappointments it foresees for Des Moines. The exchange hints at regional tensions over urban redevelopment and municipal tools.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
High powered lights blamed for Boone fatal accident
A young woman is killed near Boone when a high powered automobile light blinded the driver of an approaching car. The other vehicle overturned in a ditch after being blinded. The legislature faces action to curb high up search lights and similar high power lamps.
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Boone
University President Resigns for Health Reasons
President T. H. Mullebride of the State University retires to focus on health. In two years as executive head he earned popularity with professors and students, while his successor Walter A. Jessup has led the university’s educational department since 1913. Flo remains a comparatively young man.
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T. H. Mullebride
The
State University
Walter A. Jessup
Flo
Bryan Letter as Political Gauge in Santo Domingo Controversy
Charles Hughes notes a Bryan penned letter to Santo Domingo’s receiver general criticizing democratic administration. The letter, exposed during Santo Domingo affairs probes, sparked outrage and is cited to illustrate alleged decay in political reform under democracy. Hughes argues the resignation of the secretary of state softens the sting but the letter underscores democratic flaws.
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Sioux Quity
Charles &. Hughes
W. J. Bryan
Santo Domingo
Bryan
Hughes
Assassinating Character in Political Cartoons
The Cedar Rapids Republican questions a Des Moines paper’s cartoons depicting Mr. Harding beside a whiskey bar with uplifted glass. It notes Harding’s alleged drinking and asks if such tactics are fair or detestable in politics and whether they work, lamenting the loss of fair play.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mr. Harding
Harding
Austria Not Indifferent as Italy Ends Allied Offensive
World briefing notes Germany may remain indifferent to Italy's end of the allied offensive while Austria shows clear concern and engagement over the shift in wartime dynamics. The report contrasts German detachment with Austrian vigilance and strategic response in the evolving conflict.
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New York World
Germany
Italy
Austria
Comfortable Summer Garments
Oxford Mirror notes a primary struggle within the Republican ranks over loose breeches amid broader factional tensions.
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Oxford Mirror
August 1886 Local Events Highlight Monticello Life
The Express lists marriages and notable incidents from August 1886 including Al Dawson and Nettie Cassady wed on the 12th, Enoch Young shot in Custer County, and Isaac Rigby selling his restaurant. It notes J. B. Ross’s cheese factory demise, Joseph Velton selling stock as he plans a Chicago move, and a push to remove dooryard fences to improve town appearance.
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Nettie Cassady
Elmer Hicks
Coleridge
Nebraska
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M.B
C. W. Black
Jackson County
J. B. Ross
Enoch
Monticello
Joseph Velton
Chicago
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William Brazelton
Iowa
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Susie Webber
Emma Batchelder
Carrisa B. Fryberger
Frances Fisher
Edith M. Haney
Emma Wilson
Nellie McConnon
Ella Hazard
Ernest Sherman
Nellie Hogan
Eva C. Hofacre
Luna Tarwell
Anna G. McConnor
Clara Weir
Kate Maurice
Lizzie Payne
Maude Sleeper
Chas Bates
Lola Cutler
Gen
City fights liquor schemes in Dubuque crackdown
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald notes officials plan a broad crackdown on liquor scheme operators. It warns that more violators may remain at large but promises eventual arrests and enforcement without favoritism.
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Dubuque
Farmer Single Taxer Sparks Sioux City Debate
The Sioux City Journal questions the Farmer Single Tax proposal noting no farmer supports it and asks if candidate Meredith, who has advised farmers on how to farm, can still be regarded as a farmer or gain farmer support.
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Cedar Rapids
Sioux City Journal
Meredith
Niven
Hughes Feigning Silence Stirs Washington Post Jest
The Washington Post notes Hughes pretended he could not speak, provoking local mockery and sparking debate over his public persona.
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Washington Post
Hughes
Sleeping Porch of Ours
A poet contrasts urban and rural sleep spots and exalts the sleeping porch at home. The narrator praises Morpheus and ozone filled nights, saying the porch revives body and spirit more than other places or comforts. Even losing land and wealth, happiness remains if that porch remains.
Marriages and local incidents brighten week in town
F X Moran wed Miss Kate Rowan at St Martins Church with Rev L Roche presiding. William Kingsley returns from Armour Institute summer session in Chicago. Claude Wyrick begins a three week motorcycle trip covering Chicago Milwaukee Mason City. Dennis Collins of Anthon welcomes a 10 pound boy born August 4. A new home for B Devine being built by J Aitchison & Son east of Wit Heerys in Mastijascade, 26 by 26 two stories modern. Clara Hoselhi of Nick Hoach hospitalised for appendicitis and operated on successfully in Anamoaga. Frances Debner and Francia P Hemmer wed at St Marys Church during nuptial mass. Lightning destroys four hay racks on Mrs M Leonard farm south of town. half hay to Peter Berscheid. no insurance. Fire alarm from John Lane farm Richland township leads to barn and contents burning. Mr Lane insured for 800 on barn and 150 on produce. barn 34 by 44 feet.
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Armour Institute
Claude Wyrick
Milwaukee
Mason City
Dennis Collins
Anthon
den Saya
Dennis
Aitchison & Son
St. Mary’s Church
J. B. Albers
Richland Township
Hughes campaigns to defend civil service integrity in Hopkinton
Hughes started an Anantzs club with Redfield as charter member. He charged Detroit speech that administration disrupted civil service spirit by forcing resignations of officials to make places for democrats. Redfield denied the charge. Hughes presents evidence to support him. Campaign bids run warm.
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Hopkinton
Hughes
Redfield
Detroit
Ants Surmise Picnic Spot Before Guests Arrive
In a light feature from the Pittsburgh Post, readers are teased with the riddle of how ants seem to locate a picnic before humans lay out the spread, inviting curiosity about these clever insects.
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Pittsburgh Post
War exposes horrors, but guides nations toward peace
A World-Herald reflection notes that increasing exposure to war's consequences deepens public resolve for peaceful diplomacy. It argues informed citizens press leaders to seek negotiations, reconstruction, and stronger international alliances to prevent further suffering.
Local items span marriages deaths floods and roads
Community notes from Fairbank to Olin cover a mix of events. Marriages include Mary Wachter and John Unga. deaths include Leroy Johnson and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell with ages listed. Property sales feature Barton estate. rail electrification talks advance Manchester to Colesbury. Public notices report bread price rise and bank examiner appointment. District Camp meeting at Olin reports conversions and large attendances with final Sunday slated.
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Buchanan County
Mary Wachter
John Unga
Charies Vity
Dyeraville
Barton
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Johnson
Manchester and Oneida
Colesburys
W. Ja. Harding
Qoggon Harvest Home
Tusaday
Revival draws crowds at Scotch Grove tent meetings
In a conservative Scotch Grove town the revival grows nightly with tent sides dropped to admit more people. On Sunday the evangelist preached Prepare to Meet by God and urged awakening to sin. Visiting ministers Rev Barr Monticello Rev Davis Center Junction and Rev Carey Onslow joined. The meetings continue through the week with more announcements planned.
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Christ
Barr
Monticello
Davis
Center
Republicans tire of indulgence with administration
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes that Republican leniency toward the administration has bred complacency among Democrats, suggesting a shift in political dynamics and accountability.
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St. Louis
Eclipse Corner Promotes Coal, Lumber and Roofing Supplies
A local column urges readers to stockpile coal, buy lumber for machine sheds and fencing, and consider Peerless fences and Kelipse shingles for durable roofing. The piece touts savings, timely service, and a fall purchase plan tied to the upcoming fair and post harvest needs.
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