Canada Refuses Reciprocity Pact Amid Canadian Uproar
The piece details Canada’s rejection of a reciprocity treaty with the United States, the resulting political landslide, and the split between Western and Eastern provinces over tariff and manufacturing interests. It contrasts Canadian and American positions and cites opinions from Des Moines on temperance and national policy.
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Canada
United States
Northwest
Hose
England
Bowman outlines new impetus for State University
President Bowman in his first address to the student body spoke with originality and frankness, earning instant attention and serious consideration from educators. His earnest sincerity suggests he will give the University a new impetus in its great work.
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Bowman
the State University
Iowa politics morale wanes amid office trade in diplomacy
The Mt. Vernon Hawkeye editor, a shrewd political observer, contends that morale in Iowa politics shows little improvement and that rising activity signals a diplomacy that simply trades in offices.
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Mt. Vernon
Weather prophets forewarn of long Iowa winter
The article notes predictions of a severe winter ahead and urges readers to prepare by filling coal bins. It uses familiar folk wisdom about cold seasons and cautions readers to stockpile coal for prolonged cold weather.
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Iowa
The Strength of Gentleness in Life and Art
A reflective note on gentleness as a form of strength citing Nina Larrey Duryea from The House of Seven Gabblers. The quote contrasts beating with nonviolent courage and presents gentleness as a powerful, effective approach.
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Nina Larrey Duryea
Knights of Pythias hold lodge sessions in Dubuque
A long list of rural and city events fills the page. The Knights of Pythias assemble in Dubuque this week as Independence Canning Co reports 2 550 000 cans of corn canned. Taft plans Waterloo and Des Moines visits.
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Grand Lodge of the Order of the Knights of Pythias
Dubuque
Independence Canning Co
Iowa City
Thompson
Presbyterian Church of
Lyons
Leo J. Flynn
Pickett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cedar County
Taft
Waterloo
Des Moines
R. E. Leach
Independence
J. G. Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Mary Corlis
Ida Hamley
Maquoketa
Board of Instruction
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Rome
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Theodore N. Morrison
J. H. Davis
St. Mark’s Church
Anamosa
Trinity Cathedral
Davenport
George Johnson
Lamotte
Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Supreme Court
Camanche
Carpenter’s Union
Henry Metzger
Metaper
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Upper Iowa
T. H. Simmons
James Harlan
Mt. Vernon
T. J. B. Robinson
Hampton
A. BE. Bennett
Fayette
J.J. Clark
Mason City
Dyersville
King and Gardner
Nic Grawe
Warner Lewis Clark
Buffalo
Captain Clark
Rock Island
Ill
Mississippi
Frank Beecher
Dyerrville
Black Bridge
Dyeraville
Aviation safety devices urged after aviator fatalities
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes that new patents for aircraft safety devices appear daily yet aviators continue to die from the lack of them, urging emphasis on protective gear and safer designs to prevent further casualties.
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St. Louis
Carnegie to Start a Newspaper for the Poor
The note in the St Paul Pioneer Press hints at Andrew Carnegie pursuing a new venture to aid the poor by launching a newspaper. No further details on scope or timing are provided.
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St. Paul
Moving Pictures in Public Interest or Private Profit
Des Moines Mayor Hanna bans Beattie case footage under moving picture censorship. The piece argues local boards should regulate shows instead of a centralized bureau, criticizing private profit motives and urging educational content like naval parades, travel, science, and wholesome entertainment to improve public taste.
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Dubuque
Labidd
Hanna
Des Moines
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
Beulah Binford
Denver
Cleveland
Bureau of Censorship
Peoples’ Institute of New York
New York
Prejudice Rates Politics in Canada Reciprocity Debate
The Des Moines Capital notes that prejudice shaped Canadian voting on reciprocity. Voters feared U S annexation promises and rejected reciprocity, despite benefits to Canada. It cites American expatriates in Canada opposing the United States and compares them to a railroad lawyer who denounces former clients to justify a new stance.
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Des Moines
Canada
United States
Senator Lafe and His Dream Heard By Wide Ranging Audiences
Lafe Young spoke to veterans in an upbeat speech noted by readers across political lines including Democrats Republicans Progressives Insurgents and Prohibitionists. A Des Moines man reportedly dreamed of heaven where standpatters sat far from the throne while progressives insurgents and Democrats gathered in groups nearby. The tale drew hearty laughter and applause.
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Vinton
Heaven
First Free Trader and the Jackson-Calhoun clash
The Marion Register recalls John Calhoun as the first conspicuous free trader in Jackson era days. It contrasts Jackson a patriot and unionist with Calhoun a disunionist, noting Adams and Washington on protection, warning free trade could spell ruin under a proffered banner.
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John
Calhoun
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Democratic Party
Atlantic
Haman
George Washington
Congress
Washington
Republican insurgents lose power and threaten party unity
The piece laments Republican insurgents as they pursue personal ambitions over public duty. It argues the party’s value lay in internal unity and progress, and predicts revival only if loyalty and a spirit of collective strength return.
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Republican Party
Don’t be a Turn Coat, Grundy Republican warning
The Grundy Republican cautions against appeasing every opponent to avoid conflict. It argues against changing sides daily to fit others views and urges restraint in disputing every opinion. It warns such a person would be found out and not favored.
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The
Grundy Republican
Kenyon Says He Will Speak At Chautauqua Without Pay
The Davenport Democrat reports Senator Kenyon saying he will deliver Chautauqua addresses for free, arguing public speakers may accept fees while noting the platform is not a charity but a legitimate venue for paid speeches and performances. He contrasts with past renowned orators who received large compensation.
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Kenyon
Chautauguais
A Dubuque Confession in the City Journals
The Dubuque Telegraph calls John P. Irish a Nimrod of the rostrum and recalls his record as a gold Democrat, noting the confession as pointed and sharp.
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Dubuque
Opened By Mistake
A hospital patient, recovering from a failed operation, is surprised when a physician’s grave demeanor hints at the truth. The patient finds an envelope marked Opened by mis take that had been mistakenly delivered, altering the mood of the bedside scene.
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Jie
New York Sun
Real Estate Transfers Listings in Anamosa Area
Public notices detail transfers from A K Carpenter and wife to L M Carpenter of parts in Cronkhite’s addition Olin for $1 and other deeds. Heirs of David R Carpenter to L M Carpenter of the same parcel for $1. Ilaose Chain and husband to Jess Holcomb undivided half of section 16 85 4 for $1 600. Jaazel Hayden and husband to Clyde W Jeffries undivided 13 of southwest quarter and other tracts in sections 13 24 84 48 for $2 766.06. Cornelia Isaburch and husband to Fred Guhl multiple Rose’s addition parcels for $2 250. John T Obesire and wife to M A Cheshire et al undivided 1-5 of Anamosa property and sections 1 12 14 24 84 4 for $1. J W Gilroy and wife to John A Hubbard elf of southwest quarter section 27 86 4 for $9 000. Jennie Lubben and husband to John Creiser 22 acres in well well section 8 86 83 for $1 520. J I Scott and wife to W B Scott undivided 4 interest in part of lot 18 East Anamosa for $1.
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A. K. Carpenter
L. M. Carpenter
Cronkkhite
David R
Mary J. Carpenter
Q. c. d. Iloise Chain
Jeas
Cornelia Is. Burch
Fred Guhl
Olin
John T. Obesire
M. A. Chesire
Anamosa
J. W. Gilroy
John A. Hubbard
Swig
Jennie Lubben
John Creiser
J. 1. Scott
W. B. Scott
East Anamosa
A Ne'er Do Well
A Denver Republican opinion remarks that a harsh critic of hard times tends to do little to improve them and that prosperity has not favored him. The piece mocks those who blame circumstances rather than act to better their situation.
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Denver
Earth
Aviators Compared To Railroad Train In Minneapolis Opinion
A Minneapolis Journal remark mocks transcontinental aviators suggesting they would be quicker by railroad train. The quip reflects early aviation skepticism and public debate over speed and practicality.
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Minneapolis Journal
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Ben F. Parker
Mankato
Des Moines Register
Hell
Mississippi River
Europe
American Press Association
Law Enforcement League of
Tto
Wilson
Neighborhood News
Senator Lafe
Marion Register
Myone
Sioux City Dournadl
Democrat
Sions
Hvien Squirrell
Ari
Monticello State Bank
Lovell State Bank
Geo. L. Lovell
R. C. Stirton
Home Savings Bank
Cross Hardware Company
T. S. Lazell
C. N. Patrick
Jones County
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