Industrious Youth and National Affairs in a Busy Era
The text urges persistent labor as the path to success, warns against idleness, and contrasts industry with leisure. It discusses parcels post reform, mail order competition, and rural rate impacts, notes the Lusitania’s ocean record, Oklahoma’s new constitution, and a balloon race in St. Louis. It also critiques tariff politics and Nebraska Democrats pushing state court jurisdiction over foreign corporations.
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Nebraska
Legislative trick alleged to aid democrats in Cummins primaries
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald argues a legislative trick existed to help democrats vote in the Republican Cummins primary. It cites the Sioux City Tribune appeal to democrats as presumptive proof. Now baseball fans will discuss the issue repeatedly.
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The
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Democrata
Cumming
Sioux City Tribune
Cummins
Colorado Bomb Mail Case Probes Stir Deep Paranoia
The article notes bomb mailings to Colorado officials and business leaders raise fears of remaining untried Orchards and unconvicted buyers of their services. It questions political sincerity around presidential support and cites finance and railway plans including 2 cent per mile mileage books and broad regional mortgage tensions.
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Colorado
Labor Party
Milwaukee Railway Company
Prune Theory of Baldness Sparks Curiosities in Opinion Digest
A scientist links prune eating to baldness but the substantiation is unclear. Remarks hop from show crowds with bald heads to aging students, railroads’ fare debates, and a judge’s stance on a family spanking case. Uncle Joe Cannon’s political approach is praised as practical and sly.
Frat Idea Warns of Spreading From School to Grades
The Burlington Hawkeye warns that if the fraternity notion continues it will spread from high school to grammar grades and eventually reach kindergarten, defying authorities.
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The
Burlington Hawkeye
Santa Fe Faces Possible Million Dollar Fine
The Santa Fe railway company confronts a potential fine nearing a million dollars. Lawmakers warn that continued pressure could shift government control toward ownership of the rail system, potentially eroding private corporate influence.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
Bryan Announces Thanksgiving Pronouncement Delay
Mr. Bryan plans a public pronouncement around Thanksgiving but expects it to come after the football season ends. He believes the timing will avoid clashing with sports schedules and public attention.
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Garst cited by Carroll Herald over gubernatorial bid
The Carroll Herald questions Lieutenant Governor Garst’s GOP governor bid and argues the Cummins faction would back him only if he remains loyal to that faction. The Vinton Eagle notes the paper’s stance and warns a pledge to treat all Republicans equally would end the candidacy quickly.
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Cumming
Notable Iowa County News From Dubuque and Surrounding Areas
Bankruptcy for George Salot of Dubuque with liabilities of 18000. Death of I B Southwick, long-time county resident, at Olin. Cedar Rapids Carnival loses 2000 due to rain. Spring Valley creamery near Cascade to be sold at auction on 23rd. Fire destroys two barns and two corn cribs at Monastery in Dubuque county. Several large fires hit Low Moor and surrounding towns. amed acquisitions and trials in Anamosa, Vinton, and Iowa City, including manslaughter plea and self defense verdict. Mary McManus dies at 107 in Dubuque. Margaret Blair dies at 97 in Manchester. Mad dog outbreak near Monastery causes livestock losses. Legal actions involving J D Michel and others. Football news includes Cornell freshmen win, Des Moines high school beat Dubuque, and Ames, Minnesota results. Funeral of John Donnell and Alice Dunn in Anamosa. Bishop notes and church delegates announced for Baltimore conference.
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Cascade
Dubuque County
Low Moor
Clinton County
A. Milroy
H. M. Johnson
Hazel Green Township
Delaware County
William Stont
Vinton
Frank Stewart
Elmer Pratt
Iowa City
William Connell
G. G. Ketcham
Cass Township
Wm. A. Hale
Oxford Junction Mirror
Margaret Blair
Blair
Manchester
Dubuque
J.d.michel
Epworth
U. S
Cedar Rapida
Illinois Central Ry. Co
W. C. Lux
P. R. Wheeless
Hopkinton
Des Moines
Ames
Minnesota University
Anamosa
John Donnell
Alice Dunn
Denver
Strohmeyer
Town City
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
M E Church Appointments and Resignations Noted
The fifty second Upper Iowa Methodist conference announced Bishop McDowell s appointments after rejecting moves to elect a negro bishop and to alter general conference representation. Rev J C Magee resigned as Decorah presiding elder to avoid term expiry. Rev T W Tay named presiding elder at Marion. Numerous appointments follow across Cedar Rapids Center Point Lisbon Marion Iowa and surrounding districts with many posts left supplied and several officials noted.
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General Conference
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Fayette
TI. W. Tay
Marion
Magee
Cedar Rapids
J. G
van Ness
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Alburnett
Paris
W. C. Meloté
Blairtsown
C. J. Luce
John Fluss
F. J. Zavodsky
St. Paul
J. Lockwood
Trinity
A. B. Curran
Cedar Bluffa
Center Point
S. C. Bretnall
Central City
Thomas Carson
Coggan
Henry Allehence
Fairfax
Garrison
B. B. Keister
Town City
L. C. Clark
Kenwood Park
J. BL. Wyatt
Lisbon
T. J. Bowder
F. I. Sanderson
James Ballz
Mechanicaville
W. A. Byle
Mr. Vernon
A. M. Billingsley
Norway
Walford
A. R. Coover
Oasis
Harry Shirk
Palo
M. L. Carver
Prairieburg
H. W. Driver
Ryan
Buck Creek
Edward Lee
Shellsburg
Firet Hden
J. HH. Barr
Solon
W. F. Clement
Springville
A. B. Stavens
Tipton
M. J. Locke
Urbana
O. W. Cleveland
van Horn
Eden
H. W. Artman
Do They ALL Knew of This Law
Missouri officials note a new law similar to Iowa’s anti discrimination statute. Signed by Governor Folk, the measure imposes penalties of 500 to 5000 dollars or up to one year in jail per violation. Prosecution should be vigorous.
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J. M. Atkinson
Missouri House of Representatives
Folk
Missouri
Local School Teaches Charley About Shame
A New York Sun clipping quotes a teacher scolding Charley for a poor composition. Charley replies he is ashamed, refuses to care, and claims his mother wrote it. The exchange reveals a stubborn student and a feisty parental defense.
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New York Sun
Charley
Canadians favor reciprocity on natural products only
The Massachusetts Democrats adopt a platform stressing reciprocity with Canada for natural products while opposing wider commercial union. They favor higher protection against U S manufactured goods and point to export tax plans on fogs and wood pulp plus preferences shown to Jingland in customs duties as signs of Canadian opposition.
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Mars
Venus
Varied Midwest notices and literary news from the period
The column compiles several brief items: Ohio rail receipts show a year end rise despite some line losses, Anamosa Journal notes Rev. Dutton’s salary raise and church funds, L Matthews pursues an interurban line with Monticello maps, Dr S Weir Mitchell to publish a new historical novel The Red City, and Topeka reports a family feud over alienation in a millionaire son in law’s marriage.
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Anamosa
D. C. Dutton
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Manchester
Davenport
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Olin
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Red City
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Hugh Wynne
Washington
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