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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1902

Page

6

Iowa GOP Urges Duty and Defense in Nation’s Councils

Temporary chairman Walter I. Smith lauds Iowa’s rising national role and Republican gains. He defends party policies on trusts, imperialism and the Philippines, praises past prosperity, and urges electing men of character to uphold Republican principles and victory at the polls.

Iowa Walter I. Smith Des Moines Smith United States Republican Party Democratic Party Philippines W. J. Smith Theenention State Central Committee Leslie M. Shaw Treasury James Wilson Department of Agriculture William B. Allison Senate Jonathan P. Dolliver David B. Henderson House J. A. T. Hull W. P. Hepburn John F. Lacey Mint Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt John W. Grimes Albert B. Cummins James Buchanan William McKinley Ohio Congress John Sherman Benjamin Harrison Cuba Spain Jacob H. Smith Republic House of Representatives Army of Philippine Islands Northwest Islands

The Release Of No. 201 Stuck Carriage On Snow Drift

An accommodation train, No. 201, on a sheltered branch line, is blocked by heavy snow two miles from Dilkport. A farmer, a salesman, and a conductor improvise a daring rescue using kerosene oil to melt the drift, enabling the train to reach Dilkport and reunite with a dying wife and newborn child.

Beef Trust Dilkport Pepperdock Jim O. K

Where He Drew It. Dumley Recalls First Draw

Dumley recalls proudly drawing his sword for the first time and Featherly asks where the drawing occurred, joking about a raffle. The exchange captures a light moment as the weapon is brandished.

Dumley Featherly

Surprised Hosts Serve Coffee After Barn Fire

A village fire on a large estate prompts heroic firemen to battle flames. Afterward the husband invites them in for coffee and treats. The wife apologetically laments she would have baked more if she had known.

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