Iowa Campaign Notes and Jones County Fair Update
The piece surveys Iowa political figures including Cummins Herriott Weaver and Barrett with remarks on primary law support and Republican strategies. It notes concern over Democrat troubles, a looming pre convention campaign, and predicted early October campaign start. It also covers the Jones County Agricultural Society fair at Monticello, praising its history and evolving amusements.
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Jones County
Jones’ County Agricultural Society
Monticello
Editorial Guide Praises Pan American Exposition
Editor praises Pan American Exposition in Buffalo noting strong electrical displays and architecture. He cites low rail rates, lodging options, and a recommended three to four day visit plus a Niagara Falls detour, highlighting the Midway and tribal villages as top attractions.
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Buffalo
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Cairo
Cardiff
Fillipino
Indian Congress
Miles
West Point
Plains
Geronimo
Lake Front
Illusive Reform Claims in Iowa Politics
The piece defends the Republican record in Iowa, praising bosses and machine politics while challenging reform critics. It questions criticisms of Governor Shaw and prior administrations from Grimes to Drake and asserts no wrong in the party platform or its forty year indorsement of the state’s governance.
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Marion Register
Republican Party of
Iowa
Congress
Shaw
Grimes
Drake
McKinley
It Likes Its Dose
The Cedar Rapids Republican assures the Des Moines Leader that the Republican party has never taken any medicine so pleasant in aftertaste as a dose of Cumminsiam.
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Cedar Rapids
Republican
Des Moines
Col Welcome Mowry Plans Stump for Republican Ticket
Col Welcome Mowry, railroad commissioner, says he will campaign across Iowa if he lives to November. He intends to speak for the ticket in every campaign and boasts a long history of campaigns except when health failed briefly. He appears in good spirits and ready to help roll up a large Republican majority.
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Lona Braca
Cal
the Express
Lxvrnia
Pacific Coast
Iowa
California
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
Fresno
Los Angeles
Ontario
San Gabriel Range
Towa
Euclid Avenue
San Antonio
Monticello
Long Beach
Pacific
San Pedro
Terminal Island
Santa Catalina
McCulloch
Dewey
Manilla
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Epirn E. Curtis
Col. Mowry
Iowa State Register
Col. Welcome Mowry
Railroad Commission
Des Moines
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Albert B. Cummins
John Herriott
Supreme Court
M. Weaver
R. 0. Barrett
Eaton
Dr. Bowen
Manchester Press
Polk
Cato Sells
THE
Express
Black Hawk County
Burlington Hawkeye
Chicago American
Tax Express
Dave Brant
Cummins
Dave
Omaha Expositions
United States
Chili
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Minnesota
Oregon
Washington
Canada
Union
Omaha
Niagara
Goat Island
Lewiston
N. Y
Committee On Resolutions
Funk
Cheshire
Clinton
Judge Thayer
Major Carr
Delmar Junction
Will McCoy
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Delaware County
Manchester
David W. Baird
Oxford Junction
James Slife
Central City News-Letter
Blackwell
St. Paul
James Redden
Cascade
Hopkinton
L. Schnittger
Mr. Brits
Henry Blane
Marion
John Miller
Pawnee Bill
Dubuque
Coggon
Manschester
Broncho John
J. C. Kelley
Home Electric Street Railway Co
Ernest Watson
Ellsbury
Missouri
Vinton
M. Gibson
Iscoe
A. B. Wheeless
Arthur M’enany
Adams
Jas. M'Carren
Richland
James Legassick
Bremen
Wim. Donnelly
Max Kruskopf
Marshalltown
Saint
Clinton County
John TL. Wilson
Almont
Chas
Mordhurst
Wheatland Basindead
R. C. Langan
Moran
Jeany Chas
Arlen
Geo
Farrell
Charlotte
Hubert Burken
Clinton Cotone
C. Hamilton
Lyons Bupveyol
Cesseseeens Secereees
John Dean
Weglean
Ida Willey
District Court
Flora Willey
E. 8. McCord
Cora Spencer
Ella Cassin
Eastern Star
Delmar
Astern Star Lodge
Edith Curtis
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Soc
City of
Star Clothing Mouse
J. B. Zimmerman & CO
Undertaker
Embaimer
A. L. Chase
Lenox College
Premrroy Hb
Hopkinton, Iowa
A. Matthiessen
W. A. Mirick
Congregational Church
Fred ®Uleston Ffoe
Hicks & Eilers
W. G. Ellers’ House
E. E. Reed
Herman's Clothing Store
J. KE. Bateman
W. First St
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