Express Supports Republican Nominations After Primary
The Express signals continued backing for Republican candidates in the upcoming campaign, praising Senator Allison and county leaders in Dubuque, Jones, Davis and Linn counties. It notes brewer and temperance tensions, predicts Taft vs Bryan as likely national contest, and jokes that A-named voters gain five thousand votes in state offices.
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the Express
Dubuque County
Alligon
Jones County
Davis County
Jones
Johnson
Cedar
Linn County
J. E. Reed
Allison
Alphabet Starts Could Spark Early Candidate Rush
The piece notes that a staying primary is likely to produce a large field of candidates with names beginning early in the alphabet, suggesting an influx of contenders as the process unfolds.
A Look at Iowa Politics and the Iowa Primaries
The piece discusses Senator Dolliver as a vice presidential candidate while urging he remain in the Senate for effectiveness. It notes Cummins followers leaning toward the Democratic party per the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald and mocks the Iowa primary system with a cartoon. It also mentions college commencements and Senator Allison’s success overshadowing disappointments.
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Dolliver
Allison
Taft
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Dubuque
If We Can’t Have The Good Man We Take The Other
A terse line reflects a political stance about replacing a preferred candidate with the alternative good man option. The remark signals strategic choice amid a contested selection.
Our New Governor Named for B F Carroll as Governor
The Des Moines Capital notes the people favor Hon. B. F. Carroll for governor. A former six year state auditor, Carroll built a reform record and a calm campaign. Describing his background in education and public service, the piece highlights his straightfoward style and native Iowa roots.
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Des Moines
B. F. Carroll
Carroll
Executive Council
Ile
Davis County
Iowa
Missouri
Davis County Republican
Bloomfield
Paul
Equitable Life of Iowa
Woman Captures Five Foot Monster Eagle Near Emery Miles Home
In a south town barnyard Mrs. Emery Miles confronted a monstrous five foot eagle feeding on a chicken. She trapped the bird with her apron and hid it in a box for a day before it was killed. The encounter ended with no serious injuries to Mrs. Miles.
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Olin Recorder
Emery Miles
Death of Mrs Col Charles F Springer in Center Junction
Mrs Col Charles F Springer longtime Jones county resident died of brain hemorrhage at Center Junction last Monday the 8th. She helped dedicate the Scotch Grove monument and taught at multiple schools before marriage. Funeral held at Anamosa Methodist church with Rev W E Van Buren preaching.
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Charles F. Springer
Jones County
Center Junction
W. E. van Buren
Decorah
Express in the Far Wilderness Letter from Monticello Reader
Irvin D. Slauson writes from Manitou Minnesota describing sending Monticello Express papers along an old river route via International Falls Rainy River Loman Manitou Rapids and Frontiers near the US Canada line. He recalls Mrs Gallagher and early Monticello days while noting local Indigenous reservations and frontier life on the Rainy River and Otchipwe lands.
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The
Xpress
Monticello
Gallagher
L’rector
International Falls
Koochiching Walls
Rainy River
Loman Postollice
Loman
Manitou Rapids
Manitou Postollice
Long Sault Rapids
Cumming Stays Steady in Political Grave
From the Dubuque Telegraph Herald, Cumming is described as not teetering on the edges but reposing squarely in the middle of his political grave, signaling firm stance or position.
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Murphy
The
Vinton Eagle
Salt River
the Express
Dennisville
Jones County
Sona
Erin
Acarce
Justice of the Peace
R. M
Delsarte
Fellowa
Jerico
Allison
Trewin
Babcock
Cumming
J. H
Jonea
Dubuque
The Iowa Idea Spurs Talk Of Another Term
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that many worthy terms merit renewal while the Chicago Tribune praises Senator Allison as a good man worthy of another term.
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St. Louis
District Court Proceedings Reported With Varied Outcomes
Records show a mix of amendments trials and settlements in district court. Cases include Robert Johnson vs J V D Saum with leave to amend, Waggoner vs Ry Co with trial to court and jury verdict of 400, and several settlements or dismissals with costs paid. Guardian ad litem appointed for Hugh Lavery.
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Robert Johnson
Va. J. VD. Saum
I. E. Snyder
John Wurzbacher
W. A. Booth
John J. Beacom
John McNally
A. W. Waggoner
John Cass
Lew L. Gee
James E. Howie
Robert Howie
Alac
Frank E. Moravic
Joseph Vozenelek
Costa
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Georgia
Joseph Brown
Brown
Smith
Bryan
Sioux City Journal
Towa
Neighborhood News
Orlando Benton
Farley
Iowa State Bar Association
Waterloo
Tama County
Toledo
Lowden
Marshalltown
Teo. J. Lews
Luthern
Belleyne
W. &. Lewis
Cornell College
Jessie Ileley
Wyoming
Coe College
Stephen N. Fellows
C. J. Kephart
Leander Clark College
Ife
United Brethren Church of
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Ohio
Theodore Clothier
Olin
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Smith
Maynard
Charles City
W. R. Beeck
Albert Kneburg
Fred H. Kendall
Davenport
Shellsburg High School
A. Guiles
Guiles
Monticello High School
Springville
Mies Mildred Illigan
Anamosa
St. Katherine’s Hall
Lisbon
Arthur H. Kiburaz
A. W. Anderson
Streeter
Elen White
Patrick White
Millen White
John
Beatty
Joseph Beatty
H. P. Barber
A. M. Williams
Inglis Bros
Ant
D. i. Boyd
Maggie Boyd
Allie i. Davidson
Homer i. Davidson
Marion A. Krouse
John Krouge
Henry Conrad
Rachael Conrad
Hattie W. Matt Va
Lee F. Mott
Sycamore
Second Street
Seventh Street
Towit
Sycamore Street
A. Kempf
J. A. Voorhees
Lenox College
HK. Is. Gruenstein
German Reformed Church
Gruenstein
Manitou, Minn
District Court Proceedings
Monticello State Bank
Suecessit
Lovell State Bank
Gkoo
L. Lovell
R. C. Stirton
Home Savings Bank
Majestic
Wilford
Ohio Hocking
Voorhees Coal Co
the Diamond Creamery Co
Monticello, Iowa
H.C. Bohlken’s
A. M. Maurice
D. D
Fricke Ju Lovell Block
Drake University
Eagle Drug Store
Prop
H. M. ReMary
James Remley
Remley & Remley
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