State ticket listings for county and state offices
The ballot lists state level posts including Secretary of State W B Martin Auditor B F Carroll Gilbert Gilbertson Attorney General Charles W Mullan Supreme Court judges Scott M Ladd Charles A Bishop Clerk Supreme Court John Crockett Supreme Court Reporter W W Cornwall Railroad Commissioner BK A Dawson congressional ticket Robert G Cousins for Fifth District Recorder Co W iB Derr County Attorney Ervin Fe Reed and Supervisors Robt A Scrogggie and Wm A Cunningham all as shown on the ticket.
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Recorder
W. Ib. Derr
Ervin Fe, Reed
Judicial Convention Turmoil Shapes Iowa GOP Ticket
The Cedar Rapids Republican convention nominated Judges Rothrock Treichler and Thompson amid a contentious scene. Jones county Republicans protested gag rules and denial of Ellison, accusing chairmen of unparliamentary moves while Linn county backing leaned to boss John Reed. Some candidates distanced themselves from Reed’s faction.
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Cedar Rapids
Wm. Thompson
W. N. Treichler
James Rothrock
Jones County
Alan
Ellison
Pennsylvania
Rothrock
Treichler
Thompson
F. O. Ellison
John Reed
Linn County
House
Cedar County
Mollit
Judge
Jones county Republicans split over judicial ticket
At a Jones county convention a resolution condemned Cedar Rapids action and signaled Republicans may vote as they please. Tur Express notes Republicans may scratch the judicial ticket, but warns careful ballot fixing to avoid losing their votes.
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Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Tur Express
Republicans urged to back statewide slate alongside judicial ticket
The editorial urges Republicans to support the state and congressional ticket as well as the judicial ticket. It argues the county convention allows freedom in county races but stresses backing incumbents like Cousins for national influence and advocates united Republican support to ensure strong majorities.
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The
Express
Cousins
Congress
Tir Express
Republicans urged to avoid scratching judicial ticket
The author criticizes Republicans who would scratch the judicial ticket pointing to the Cedar Rapids convention and Jones county tactics as the basis. Voters are advised to mark ballots carefully and avoid spoiling by scratching the circle.
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Cedar Rapids
Jones County
Cedar County sparks trouble over judicial ticket
Cedar County bears blame for stirring the judicial ticket dispute as half its delegation sided with Linn County bosses and abandoned the county that supported it. An old saying notes greediness breaks the purse.
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Cedar County
Linn County
Ballot Instructions Encourage Clear Marking
Mr. Voter should mark the ballot by circling one option and placing a cross in the squares next to chosen candidates, ensuring their selections are clearly indicated.
Local politics show little voter interest and mixed signals
The piece notes indifferent voters across parties with light election turnout expected. It highlights Republican discontent over nomination processes for judge and warns Republicans to resist Democratic county ticket pressure. It also mentions pending judicial ballot issues from Reese v Hogan and upcoming campaign stops by Senator Foraker and Col Clark with planned rail-fare incentives.
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Jones County
Ellison
Albert B. Calkins
Jap Ramsey
Notable Local Notices and Tragedies Across Iowa
Twenty one female prisoners remain in Anamosa penitentiary. Dyersville physician Dr F X Fromm dies. Lenox College defeats Plattville WI. Scott county citizen N K Fluke dies trimming a hedge. Marshalltown barber Charles Walff killed in a Chicago saloon row. W A Fairburn sells 120 acre farm near Cascade for 85 dollars per acre to Daniel J Seery. Anamosa child dies from strangulation after placing a collar button in mouth. Dostal child burns to death after clothing catches fire. Anamosa considers 25 year tax remission for Welch Co plant in 1903. Cedar Rapids United States Express office robbed of 2000 dollars. Roy Hastings of Waukon harms a horse. jailed for cruelty. Warren Shrake, government contractor, killed by premature explosion near Dubuque. Anamosa seeks waterworks purchase. plant owned by private company. price around 25000 dollars. Friends of Dusbusque brickmaker Joseph Bowers suspect foul play in his hanging. Ex Governor Horace Boies speaks at Cascade with J Fitzpatrick. Dr T C Gorman and Miss Mary Gavin marry in Anamosa. bride a longtime local teacher. Otto Neimeyer of Muscatine shoots himself after firing at wife. wife unharmed. Belle Plaine sued by Sarah J Housman. jury awards 1500 dollars for brick-walk injury. Northeastern Iowa Teachers convention in Cedar Falls elects officers. next meeting venue undecided. Remains of Charles S Johnston, Third Cavalry, buried. he died after service in Philippines and typhoid fever at Omaha.
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Lenox College
Plattville
Wisconsin
N. K. Fluke
Scott County
Charles Walff
Marshalltown
Chicago
W. A. Fairburn
Cascade
Daniel J. Seery
Anamosa
Welch Co
United States Express
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Roy Hastings
Waukon
Hastings
Warren Shrake
Dubuque
Water Committee
Iowa
Cedar Falls
J. E. Stout
Grundy Center
Misa Lida Colton
Manchester
Addie Currier
Thos, Trish
Mason City
Charles 8. Johnston
Third Cavalry
Philippines
Omaha
Mitchell credits Morgan for seeking coal strike settlement
Mitchell acknowledges Mr. Morgan's efforts to settle the coal dispute but states he tackles coal barons and railroad presidents without gloves, showing firm, uncompromising stance.
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Mitchell
Mr. Morgan
Dubuque Carnival Scandals and Political Forces Highlighted
The Telegraph Herald condemns a recent Dubuque carnival as a public disgrace and criticizes licensees. The piece questions Democrat support for Republican judicial candidates and hints at reciprocity deals. A coal strike ends with miners returning to work after arbitration, and Governor Cummins cancels Minnesota speaking dates due to hoarseness.
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Arbitration Commission
Roosevelt
What Theodore Roosevelt Says in The Presidency
The Youths Companion will publish Theodore Roosevelt on The Presidency in the November 6 issue. Written before his nomination for Vice President, the piece gains unusual significance as Roosevelt later wields presidential powers. New subscribers for 1903 receive free issues plus a color Calendar for 1908 and sample copies.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Aso
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
Shylock and the promise of Scott's Emulsion
In a period advertisement a contrasting figure compares Shylock to modern sufferers the convalescent sick and pale woman who seek relief in Scott's Emulsion. The copy claims the product nourishes nerves and digestive organs and can flesh out the body. It promises a free sample and a dollar price from Scott & Bowne.
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Shylock
Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretary of State
W. B. Martin
Auditor of State
B. F. Carroll
Gilbert
Gilbertson
Charles W. Mullan
Supreme Court
Scott M. Ladd
Charles A, Bishop
John Crockett
W. W. Cornwall
BK. A. Dawson
Congressional
Robert G. Cousins
Jasper H. Ramsey
W. J. Mills
Robt
A. Scroggie
WM. A. Cunningham
Eeeer
Reese
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Col
Charles A. Clark
Congressman Cousins
Galva
Dysart
Wyoming
Coggan
DOGL
Neighborhood News
F. X. Fromm
Dyersville
Roy Kurtz
Wm. Dostal
Joseph Bowers
Dusbuque
Horace Boies
J. Fitzpatrick
T. C. Gorman
Mary E. Gavin
Father Gorman
Father Powers
Otto Neimeyer
Muscatine
Neimeyer
Belle Plaine
Sarah J. Housman
Vinton
Alica Gary
Telegraph-Herald
Boies
Cummins
Minnesota
Star Clothing House
Tiane Maxwell
Erricksen & Zimmerman
Crorinne Storr
Sterling
Mr. D
Golprn Bacur
Mr. Goldstone
Monticello
Busi
Ness
Theodore Rohn
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
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