Republican Senatorial Convention Held in Muscatine County
Republicans of the Luisa and Muscatine districts meet at Muscatine Iowa's courthouse at 2 pm on the sixth day of June to nominate a candidate for Senator and conduct proper business. Delegates: Louisa 12, Muscatine 21. Party adherents encouraged to participate. county chairmen to arrange caucus logistics.
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Louita County
Republican State Delegates Call for Iowa Convention
The Cedar Rapids Republican delegate convention is set for Wednesday at eleven in the morning to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor supreme court superintendent of public instruction railroad commissioner and other matters. The call outlines representation by county and notes opposition to Cummins amid labor and trust concerns, urging unity among Republicans.
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Republican County Convention at Muscatine in 1901
The Republican Party of Muscatine calls a meeting at the City Hall on Saturday July 2 1901 at 2 pm to select twenty one delegates to the State Convention in Cedar Rapids on August 7 1901 and to appoint ward and township delegates and committeemen totaling two hundred fourteen, per order of the Republican County Central committee.
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Republican County Central Committee
Longstreta
J. W. McKeer
Iowa editor backs Cummins despite rail rumor
The Clinton Herald editor Hon. David Brandt, a lieutenant governor candidate, seeks neutrality yet warns the party faces a difficult general election. He cites farmers in Jones county opposing Cummins over his prohibition stance and notes support for Herriott, arguing railroads are not the sole influence.
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Herriott
Jones
Kentucky governor grants pardon to five democrats in deputy sheriffs murder case
Five Democrats convicted of the murder of three deputy sheriffs are pardoned by Kentucky's governor. The governor has not pardoned any Republicans jailed on conspiracy to kill Goebel, underscoring perceived partisan justice in Kentucky.
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People’s Voices From Exiled Veterans and Global Industry
Ex-officer Dr W L Stephens recalls guarding Filipino prisoners on Guam and meeting Aguinaldo's secretary Mabini who studies Filipino history. Londoner John J Macintyre notes US glass manufacture leads Europe. FE Begemann praises American machines, attributing high output to better wages, shorter hours, and incentives.
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Daylight Ride from Buffalo to New York via Lehich Valley Line
A Daylight Ride Buffalo to New York via the Lehich Valley railroad offers a pleasant trip with every comfort. Through tickets allow a stop-over at Buffalo on the way to New York and Philadelphia.
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Behalf of the Hired Man Reflects Rural Labor
In a Falls City opinion, the hired man endures early mornings in darkness and backbreaking fieldwork while the farm owner boasts of prosperity. The piece likens the hired man to a private soldier in a rural army, honor comes with victory, yet public gratitude often fails to follow. The essay laments ingratitude toward the laboring class.
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How the Bees Were Hired
Jim Smith finds a swarm of bees on a willow twig south of town. He brings the swarm home after breaking a wagon wheel and steering on one horse, delivering the bees safely with only minor losses and no stings.
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Jim Smith
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Republican Caucuses Set for First Ward Delegates
Republicans of the First ward meet in caucus Tuesday evening July 16 at 5 p m to elect 21 delegates to the county convention July 26 and to choose the ward committee for the coming year. E H King committeeman.
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E. H. King
Second Ward Republicans Convene for July Caucus
The Republicans of the Second ward will meet Tuesday evening July 16 at 8 p.m. at the city hall for selecting 24 delegates to the county convention on July 20 and to handle other business. Mark Quinn, Committeeman.
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Mark Quinn
Third ward Republicans caucus at Rescue Hose House
Republicans of the Third ward meet at eight o'clock at the Rescue Hose House to choose delegates for the county convention on July 20 and to transact other business as may come before the caucus. Per Order Committee.
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Rescue Hose House
Fourth Ward Republican Meet for Delegates
Fourth ward Republicans are summoned to Retief Hose House on Tuesday July 16 at p m to select 25 delegates to the county convention and to conduct other business. John Richley, Committeeman.
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Retief Hose House
John Richley
American Commerce Triumph and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
An American syndicate may buy a leading line of British ships and run it in the American style, signaling further developments in global commerce. The piece highlights America’s leadership in medicine, promoting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a fifty year proven tonic for dyspepsia, digestion, and overall vitality, claiming it purifies blood and guards against malaria and fever.
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New Train Service From Iowa Central to Minneapolis
On July 1 1991 the Iowa Central Railway will start a new train service to Minneapolis St Paul and Northwest via Albert Lea connecting with the Minneapolis and St Louis railroad. Trains 1 and 2 the Minneapolis St Paul and St Louis Kansas City Mail will run to Albert Lea and then continue. For details contact any Iowa Central Railway agent or Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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