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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1882

Page

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Delegate Convention for Second Congressional District Nomination

The Foaitnker of the Second Congressional District will meet in DeWitt Iowa on September 6, 1842 at 1 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress. Representation is one delegate per two hundred votes or fraction over one hundred from the 1680 general election. Counties listed: Jones 12 Clinton 9 Muncatin 14 Hon. 56 Beattese 21. By order of the Congressional Committee, J. W. Garren, Chairman.

Town DeWitt Lews Farwell Jones Clinton Muncatin Dack Hon Beattese Congressional Committee W. Garren Jones County Wyoming Wm. M. Starr

Republican Judicial Convention Called for Cedar Rapids in September

The Republican Judicial Central Committee of Iowa's 8th district instructs renewal of the late convention to consider action following the nomination dispute. The Cedar Rapids meeting is set for September, with reassembly of the prior delegates and representation details listed in the resolution.

Republican Judicial Central Committee 8Th Judicial District Iowa Ite Cedar Rapids Jazia Oteluck Pont Benton Linn

Republican County and Judicial Conventions in Jones County

The Jones County Republican Committee schedules a county convention at Wyoming on August 30 1882 to nominate county officers and select delegates. A separate judicial convention at Cedar Rapids on September 20 1882 will choose a judge for the 8th Judicial District due to Judge Shane’s illness, with eight delegates allotted to Jones County.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Jno. Shane Jones County Wyoming Said County Jones Co Com. E. Keener

Grand encampment poised as Dubuque readies crowd

Dubuque braces for a massive encampment display with cavalry artillery infantry and banded contingents. Generals and civic dignitaries anticipated. eye catching attractions include Gatling guns and explosive mortars as crowds expected to swell.

Dubuque Rodman Parrott Napoleon St. Louis Grant Monticello

Iowa Women Suffrage Stance on Popular Vote Emphasized

A public statement argues that progress depends on clear signs of dissatisfaction with current rights for suffrage, noting most Iowa women feel not oppressed yet urging submission of the proposed amendment to a popular vote. The piece compares to the Prohibitory Amendment and asserts government should heed public opinion.

Iowa Voice of

Allison for President seen as next Republican candidate

The piece cites Allison as a strong Republican presidential possibility after favorable press from Chicago papers. It notes his prominence in the Senate as chair of the appropriation committee and his broad support, with comparisons to Windom and Blaine, highlighting his record, independence, and appealing demeanor.

Tur Express Wm. B. Allison Chicago Tribune, and Journal Allison Jaive Chicago Daily News W. B. Allison Howsey Senate Finance Private and Claims Committee Tnfet Windom Atrony Mr. Windom David Davis Alison Blaine

Malley trial tainted by social scandal in New Haven

A woman writer critiques sensational coverage of the Malley trial. She recounts the case of Jennie Cramer, a New Haven social circle victim, whose brothers and a female accomplice faced charges over death by poisoning and disposal in the bay but were acquitted after a lengthy court process.

Social hypocrisy and female virtue in elite circles

A letter accuses fashionable New Haven society of enabling libertine men who ruin women like Jennie Cramer. It laments mothers and the upper class for tolerating debauchery while ostracizing Blanche Douglas, and argues virtue in women should mirror virtue in men. Aunt Margaret note follows.

Newslaven New Haven Jennie Cramer Songaulaw Blanche Douglas Margaret Eprron Aunt Margaret

Reformers back John Russell for Iowa railroad post

The Des Moines State Register notes Hon. John Russell, former Jones County senator and former State Auditor, as a strong pick for Railroad Commissioner. It endorses his integrity, long service, and stand against corporate encroachment while urging patience until March next for new appointments. Other candidates mentioned include James Wilson and A R Anderson seeking Congress seats, with talk of W M Starr and local farmers like Caree Crane and J A Bronson as potential fills.

Des Moinee James Wilson A. R. Anderson Congress John Russell Llomestead Jones County Russel General Assembly Nouad Messare Lowa

Minnesota Flour and Bran Sale by Local Miller

Two carloads of Minnesota flour plus two carloads of bran and shorts offered by a veteran miller. He guarantees each sack and invites buyers to inspect before purchasing, promising competitive prices on the finest grade wheat flour. August 9, 1882. Local notice from Freep Roan, Monticen.o.

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