Presidential Nominating Talk Amid Party Shifts
A May 27 1880 Express column surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvers around Samuel J Tilden and William Blaine. It notes Tilden's lingering renomination prospects Don Cameron's Chicago trip for Grant support and Nebraska delegation loyalties while weighing district judge candidacies in Vinton Journal discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Tilden
The
Omaha News
Nebraska
Blaine
Sherman
Grant
Washburne
Jas. G. Blaine
Chicago
West Liberty Enterprise attacks Toe Express over voter class critique
In a sharp editorial, the West Liberty Enterprise denounces Toe Express for dismissing a voter class that favors calm, deliberate support. It argues the Republican ticket narrowly survived four years ago and must win over this middle class to avoid losing votes, urging a candidate who can mobilize solid Republican backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty Enterprise
Toe Express
Enterprins Way
National Law Proposed to Regulate Oleomargarine
Frances J. Moulton argues for a national law restricting oleomargarine production and sale. He calls for prohibiting fat adulteration, disguising coloring, labeling as butter, exporting under other names, using healthy cattle fats, and NN health supervision to prevent diseased materials, aiming to protect consumers and support a beneficial industry. He notes the scope covers 13 million milch cows and vast farm lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Moulton
Intermacional Dairy,” Association
National Board of Health
Delegates and electors staged amid Chicago convention clashes
The report shows delegates named Logan Storrs Baum and Dave Littler for at large. Anti Grant factions refused to vote as Knox and Peoria counties voiced dissent and counties followed suit. The committee’s slate passed amid boos and applause with emphasis on Grant machine influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Evening Journal
Springfield
Logan
Storrs
Baum
Dave Littler
Col. Schaffner
Knox County
Sanford
Knox
Peoria
Emory
St. Clair County
Trimble
Ottawa
State Central Committee
Hurlbut
Illinois
Hisses
Raum
Internal Revenue
Journal and Express clash over Grant third term
In a heated exchange the Muscatine Journal and Burlington Hawkeye dispute stance on a Grant third term, defending party unity and accusing opponents of sensationalism. The Express argues for continuity of Republican support and explains its long held opposition to a single term limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Hiram
Price
Blaine Club
Washington
Don Cameron
Senate
Chicago
Grant
Monticello
Mahin
Tm Ex.press
Journal
Congress
Burlington Hawkeye
Express
Gen. Grant
Ziewkeye and
Journal Brothers
The
Iowa
Tur Express
Tar Express
Warrior
Hawkeye
Court Proceedings Summary of Current Dockets
Court sessions convened with numerous docket items from state v Oakland Peck to Barnhill v Hopkins. Defendants pled not guilty or had pleas entered. numerous continuances and trials set. referees reports issued. receivers appointed and judgments entered or decree issued. alimony, costs, and attorney fees determined in multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathburn
B. Shaffer
J. Amith
Hathbury
Joseph
Barnhill
WU. Clark
Gar. &c
Barney M. Hestery
Donman Heater
H. & L. McCormickey
A. Kramer
Stacy
Costae
Calvin Yoran
C. Ingram
Gov. W
Barn Hopkins
X &c
John Hopkins
Sarah Hopkins
Adm
James Hopkins
J. Freitsen
Black
Duvigan
John Sloan
Wm. Trotter
Pbleiutis
Mabel Reynolda
Job Reynolds
Hig Cross
Conte
Shaw, Schoonover & Co
C. McGowan
Calvin McGowan
Emerson & Co
HW. Lemkuhl
Milton Doane
H.C. Metcalf
Myron C. Walters
Patrick Morgan
Tibetts
Sarah R
Coser Et
John DB
Lydia A
Elizabeth Garver
Daniel W. Garver
H. C. Metcalf
M. D Corcoran
Daniel Donnelly
K. H. Paul
Vernon
Acquilla Banghet
Costa, Shaw, Schoonover & Co
L D. Post
J. Brickley
L. Y. Post
Jacob Eanterly
John H. Moreland
Margaret Moreland
Sheriff Sale Notice of Monticello Land Auction
In Jones county Iowa a special execution issued from the circuit court directs sale of defendants G W and Harriet Hunt property to satisfy a 1871 judgment for 284 dollars 43 cents. The real estate at Railroad addition Monticello blocks 87 and 880 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on June 25 1880 in front of the Anamosa courthouse at 10 o clock A M. A J Monor and P C Bascock attorneys for plaintiff. Sheriff of Jones county. Dated Anamosa May 15 1880.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jones County
Iowa
Anid Court
M. M. Benedict
G. W
Harriet Hunt
Acerning Corte
Monticello
Eame
Jura
A. D
Anamosa
A.J. Monnor
P. C. Bascock
Anamosa Muay
Iowa Northwestern Railroad Company
Quasqueton
Buchanan
Davenport
Jackson
Dubuque
Tow
Gaid Corporation
Wlnll
Corporation Hall
Noticss
Treasuer
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Express
Mr. Tilden
Tikter
Tammany
Sxrrr & Fans
Spirit Lake
Beacon
Supreme Courts
Galena Gazette
Geo. W. Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
General Grant
Ublic
Vinton Journal
McKean
Jones
Hedges
Haddocks
Johnson
Stivers
Tama
Wolf
Cedar
Rothrock
Linn County
United States
Benton
Ren. Butler
Burlington
Pacific Coast
Adekeys
Virginia
Arkansas
Louisiana
Maine
Mr. Price
Mr. Blaine
Jolly Mahia
Baren R. Sherman
Gear
Afuquokete Excelsior
Congressman Price
Muscatine
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Muguoketa
William L. Breckinridge
Robert
William
St. Nicholas
Oliver Thorne Miller
Children’s Aid Society
Bath
Jessie Curtis
Daniel C. Beard
Louisa M. Alcott
Dieman
Fairport Nine
Noah Brooks
Redwond
Miss Stone
Mary Wager Fisher
Bessie Ainsley
Frank H. Converse
Marion
Rosetta
Nile
Moab
Sheriff's
New Drug Store! —of
John M. Shaffer
T. A King's Grocery Store
W.H. Proctor
Pimet ‘Se
Kendall
P. N. Granger
St. Albans
Sv. Aptana
B. Z. Rexpacn & Co
P. N. Grangen
Stouanton
Mara
B.J. Kennans & Co
Gents
J.B. Kendall & CO
Enceburgh Falls
Vermont
Palmer& CO
James G. Blaine
North Cedar Street
Post Office
F. Reichenbach
New York
Courcy & Co
Armann Han
Church & Co
Ted
U.S
Address International Vld. CO
Louis
Clark Gt
Brown & Boman
STOC
Opera House
W. Calkins
Fliat
Center Streets
S. & W. W. Calkins
Rockford
Qn Board
W. F. Bingham
D. C. Hazard
Stabler
Boot and Shoe
Monticella
Mark
George A. Clark
Moody Brothers
MC. O. Dyer & CO
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