Unit Rule Dominates Iowa County Conventions
Iowa county conventions drift toward conservative unity as the unit rule suppresses Bryanist influence. Reports from Jones, Linn, and other counties show the old guard aligning against free silver and rail trust reforms, while cries for order and lawfulness echo across editorials.
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Moines
Kansas
Combina
Jones County
Ryan
Jones County Perats
Ose
Linn
Amony
Pacific cable completes world improving link in era of territory gains
The Pacific cable completion brings a global efficiency boost made possible now by U S territorial acquisitions in the Far East. Linn county Republicans back F F Dawy for a federal bench vacancy created by Judge Shirasu's September retirement.
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Far East
Linn County
F. F. Daw’y
Shirasu
Des Moines Banquet Spurs Iowa Democrats Into Action
The Des Moines banquet crippled the silver wing of Iowa democracy but stirred conservative damaocrats into activity with no other lasting effect.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Readjustment plan boosts Modern Woodmen assessments
The Modern Woodmen of America at Head Camp in Indianapolis voted to raise assessments for mortuary claims. New Iowa plan sets rates after January 1 1904 with age based per thousand figures, about 50 percent higher, eight to nine assessments yearly, no reserve fund, and aims to sustain the order with over 700,000 members.
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Order of the Modern Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
Order of United Workmen
Minneapolis
Iowa
Caucus
Casseescees Rearsanees
Reeseeesevenns An Edane
Ssessreeersenesees Oo Rs
Bo-Bil
Ccovsseseesesesence
Jones County
Primary system debate and party activity in Delaware County
Delaware County Republicans continue to operate under the traditional primary method as state papers debate the merits and flaws of primaries. The Springfield Republican notes the eastern war talk prompts broader attention to political processes and strategy.
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Jones County
Olin Recorder
Jones
Cedar Cotation
J. T. Moffit
Des Moines
Cedar County
Moffit
Cedar
T. B. Hanley
Delaware County News
Delaware County
Springfield Republican
Missouri
Compromise in Iowa Republican Convention Blocks Advantage
The piece argues a pre-convention agreement involving Gov. Cummins George Perkins and Sen. Allison, aiming for a fair, balanced leadership. It says Perkins will likely be proposed as chairman and praises harmony, warning against portraying any side as victorious or advantaged.
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Chicago Tribune
Cummins
George D. Perkins
Allison
Iowa
Perkins
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Btrain
Forty Years in the Harness In Anamosa Eureka Reminiscences
The writer recalls leaving Meriden New Hampshire after Mr Parrott withdrew from the Eureka to take charge of the office. He spent three years with Booth Parrott then returned home to run the paper. C L Hayes of the Gazette filled in and chaos ensued. He and his team have worked over forty years straight with no real loafing and plan to continue for at least ten more.
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Mr. Parrott
Eureka
Meriden
New Hampshire
Booth & Parrott
C. L. Hayes
the Gazette
Art of Saving and the Labor Problem
A poor laborer Patrick Muldoon saved seven thousand two hundred dollars over thirty five years on thirty dollars monthly. At 5 percent interest it yields thirty dollars monthly for life, allowing him to live without work while preserving principal. The piece argues saving can transform labor’s economic problem.
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Patrick Muldoon
Cas cade Ball Team Faces Hard Task After Clergy Roast
Ex Postmaster Finn seen in Temple Hill wearing a new style during afternoon calls. Mr and Mrs John Dennison leave for Denver for health reasons and are joined by Mr and Mrs Thomas Kingsley to Monticello as friends wish for his recovery.
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Temple Hill
Finn
John Dennison
Denver
Colorado
Dennison
Thomas Kingsley
Monticello
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