Democratic convention and political notes from Des Moines
The piece notes Des Moines hosting the Democratic state convention on August 21 with E M Sharon as temporary chairman and H A Nash as temporary secretary. It reports Senator Beveridge's Des Moines banquet address and mentions local figures and debates over the Australian ballot law, including calls to abolish the circle and concerns about spoiled ballots.
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Des Moines
E M. Sharon
Davenport
H. A. Nash
Perry
Trewin Candidacy Praised by Denison Review
The Denison Review lauds J. H. Trewin as a leader among men and a capable lawyer whose gubernatorial bid could gain support across the state. The piece notes Northeast Iowa recently gains points and suggests Trewin may be under a lucky star.
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J. H. Trewin
The
Denison Review
Iowa
Trewin
Editor claims Callahan verdict beyond court power
The Dubuque Herald editor argues that if the verdict had been set aside there would be public approval, but the court could not do so while the verdict remained not guilty. He states no man can be twice put in jeopardy for the same offense and the judge had no authority to order a new trial for the kidnapper.
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Dubuque
Senator Trewin Hits Campaign Trail In Iowa
Senator J H Trewin traveled through Monti cello on his Cedar Rapids to Dubuque route last Thursday evening. Since announcing his gubernatorial bid he canvasses with a growing following likely to sway delegates statewide. His record and character are seen as strong second choice assets depending on Conger’s decision.
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J. H. Trewin
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Conger
Conger Defends Missionaries Against Twain Attacks
The article reports Mr Conger rebutting Mark Twain and others who criticize missionary work in the Orient. It argues Twain blends fact and fiction and should not be given weight against accredited ministers to China, whom Conger stands by amid the controversy.
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Conger
Mark Twain
Orient
China
Eli Perkins
Russell Sage Cautions on Railroad Stocks and Speculation
Sage warns that railroad stocks are overvalued and destined for a crash unless public sentiment changes. He says the market is the wildest since 1857 with unjustifiable price ranges and urges prudent investors to avoid speculative temptations. He stresses that prosperity does not guarantee future stability and that foresight belongs to those who limit speculation.
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Russell Sage
Wall Street
Political Currents and Crime Trends in State Affairs
Democrats push Cato T tells to run for governor this fall while Cato keeps a foothold in state politics. The Board of Control notes fewer convicts at Fort Madison, blamed on good times and easy living. Judge Robinson cites economic conditions as shaping crime trends. Mrs Herron defends Herron amid accusations, highlighting enduring spousal loyalty.
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Cato
State Board of Control
Fort Madison
Robinson
Sid Foster Carries Fourth Polk County Delegates in Des Moines
Sid Foster campaigned in Des Moines with a small team and without a so called campaign machine. All Des Moines newspapers favored Cummins yet Foster won the Fourth Supervisors district, earning about ten delegates from Polk county, a major setback for Cummins and a blow to his local supporters.
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Sid Foster
Cums
Des Moines
Sid
Cummins
Foster
Polk County
Perkins withdraws from Iowa governor race in favor of Conger
Ex congressman George D. Perkins of Sioux City announces in the evening paper that he withdraws from consideration for Iowa governor to support Edwin H. Conger. He cites unity of the Republican party and Conger’s integrity and ability, saying he does not seek office and leaves the choice to fellow Republicans.
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George D. Perkins
Sioux City
Iowa
Edwin H. Conger
Perkins
Fon
United States
Eleventh
Not Guilty for James Callahan in Cudahy Kidnapping Case
James Callahan was found not guilty by a jury in Omaha on the kidnapping case involving Edward Cudahy Jr. Judge Baker condemned the verdict and discharged the jurors, faulting them for placing a prize on crime while defending the jury’s right to base verdicts on evidence.
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James Callahan
Omaha
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Baker
Twencent Phrase Reflects Twentieth Century Harmony
A Londoner uses the term twencent to declare that something is fully up to date aligning with twentieth century progress. The phrase signals modernity and current standards in everyday speech.
Grand Mound Herald moving to DeWitt next week
Local notes report the Grand Mound Herald will relocate to DeWitt soon. Other items include pension for James Finley, suicides by Kniss and Kroeger, and multiple regional notices on crimes, accidents, and local business changes.
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Grand Mound
DeWitt
War Poem Excerpt: Dead and Costly Victory
Edwin L. Sabin quotes a wartime poem noting trembling meadows crimson hills and the cost of battle. It contrasts the victor and the defeated while women count the losses across two peoples.
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Edwin L. Sabin
Ainslee's
Local News Notes on Health Moves and Civil Matters
Mrs. Col Shaw shows steady but slow improvement and hope for recovery. W D Gorman visits Dr Puleston in Monticello, praising his professionalism. Charles Heitchen plans a year in California seeking better health. The board will not open the women’s reformatory due to age limit. next legislature may raise to 22. Sheriff Arnold takes Miss Anna Klima to Independence hospital. she is known locally as a former Methodist choir member. Master Frank Wood undergoes surgery for eye injury. sight partially restored after removal of iris portions.
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Col. Shaw
W. D. Gorman
Puleston
Monticello
Charles Heitchen
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Riverside
Coast Air
Board of Control
Arnold
Anna Klima
Independence
Frank Wood
Morley
Fred Sigworth
What Every Boy Should Know From the National Educator
A list of practical literacy and arithmetic skills for youths. It covers writing, spelling, letter writing, accounting, handwriting, quick calculations, banking, notes, receipts, legal notices, and basic health and social conduct. Emphasizes public behavior, religious principles, and everyday competence.
Don’ts for the Marriageable and Local Notices
A column echoes marriage cautions for the young and practical advice on life choices. C M Brown plans a move from Anamosa to Cedar Rapids with his real estate transfer noted. Anamosa figures, including Will Quirk’s illness, and health updates from Mrs Gee Lathrop and Mrs E Melchart are reported with brief local condition notes.
Tur Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean Offer
Tur Express and Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean can still be had in combination for $2.00. This rate will not be made to those who are not advance paying subscribers. If
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Tur Express
Chicago
Old Familiar Score Reappears In Seasonal Baseball Talk
The piece notes baseball chatter returns as fans discuss the season and score trends. It contrasts readers who never attend games with those who ask about scores, reflecting a perennial interest in outcomes and standings.
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Penne
Pittsburg
King Edward VII Stands Five Feet Four Inches, Weighs Two Fifty Seven
Reports from multiple papers describe King Edward VII as five feet four inches tall and weighing 257 pounds, noting the surprising contrast with his portraits. The detail highlights public fascination with the monarch's appearance.
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England
Edward VII
Consumption cure advice from Bowne chemists ad
A historical advertisement promotes self treatment for consumption urging early attention and offering Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It claims safe home remedy and invites readers to request a free sample from Bowne, chemists, 409 Pearl Street, New York, with prices 60c and 1.00.
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Scott
Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
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Cedar Rapides Republican
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Anamosa
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North Cedar Street
Oregon
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M. W. Herrick
Monpipolla
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J. W. Doxsee
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Broandrack
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Jones County
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Bootch Grove
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Hicks & Eflers
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Ctornbey
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