County Republicans plan Muscatine county delegate convention
The Muscatine county Republicans vote Saturday June 6 1906 at 1 30 pm to select 21 delegates to the state convention 21 to the second district congressional convention and 21 to the Muscatine and Louisa district senatorial convention. Representation is by township ward and Roosevelt vote totals from 1904 with detailed counts listed for townships and wards. County chairman pro tem C W Kemble notes caucuses will choose delegates and county committee men.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine and Louisa
Theodore Roosevelt
Moscow Township
Orono Township
Pike Township
Rweetland Township
Wapsinonoe Township
Wilton Township
Tetess
Winscotine
Ieteues
Bloomington Township
Cedar Township
Fruitland Township
Fulton
Goshen Township
Ears Mound
Montpellier Township
Muscatine
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Republican Electors of Iowa Convene Delegate Convention
The Republican electors of Iowa call a Des Moines convention on August 1 1906 at 10 30 am to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general supreme court judges clerk of supreme court superintendent of public instruction reporter of supreme court and railroad commissioner plus other business. Delegates allocated by county plus one for each 200 Roosevelt votes. George R Eastabrook secretary Des Moines April 17 1906.
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Iowa
Republicans of
Des Moines
Stete
Supreme Court
Supreme Court. For Superintendent of Public Instruction
Theodore Roosevelt
The True Path of Success and Honest Industry
A essay emphasizes true success comes from serving real world needs with observation persistence and character. It recounts a New England blacksmith who built a famed hammer business by quality and integrity, showing honest labor beats dishonest shortcuts and earns respect and lasting demand.
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New England
The Semi centennial of the Republican Party
The piece recalls the 1854 founding of the Republican Party and the June 17, 1856 Philadelphia convention nominating John C. Fremont. It notes 31 states voting in 1856, the 296 electors, and the slavery issue shaping the platform. It links to Lincoln’s 1860 win with 180 of 303 electoral votes and the party’s stance against slavery expansion.
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Philadelphia
John C. Fremont
James Buchanan
Fremont
Millard Fillmore
Congress
United States
Kansas
Abraham Lincoln
Timely Hostetter's Bitters for Bilious and Digestive Ailments
A timely dose of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters may save you a long sick spell. As soon as you notice a coated tongue poor appetite bad taste in the mouth and restless sleep commence taking the Bitters. Neglect can cause many attacks of biliousness and stomach troubles.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted For Digestive Ailments
Advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a proven remedy for indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness heartburn bloating and malaria urging readers to try it.
Nerve Pills Promote Digestion And Vitality
The article promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming they restore nervous energy and aid digestion by stimulating taste salivation and gastric fluids. It notes the pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY and through A W Morgan in Kansas. It then shifts to praising Mr Coburn of Kansas a prominent agricultural figure with national reputation who is a strong candidate for a state office.
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A. W. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
A. W. Morgan
Kansas
Agricultural Department
Mr. Coburn
Coburn
Board of Trade
New England
Sunflower
Fifty Years of the National Republican Party
The article notes thirty three states voting and reaffirms opposition to spreading slavery in new territories. It previews the fifty year anniversary convention of the National Republican League in Philadelphia in June with expected representation from all states. It recalls the party's leadership since 1860s, Civil War victory, abolition of slavery, and postwar prosperity.
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National Republican League
Philadelphia
Union
Cleveland
Republican Party
Graduation Reflections Urge Full Education Before Work
The piece argues that graduates should continue schooling rather than rush into work. It notes many ninth graders consider leaving school and warns this habit harms future promotion and responsibility. It stresses the value of college and sustained study for long term success.
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Muscatine
A Good Selection for Burton's Succession
Governor Hoch selects F D Coburn as Burton’s successor in a prompt move from the executive office. Coburn, secretary of the state board of agriculture, is widely liked and not tied to factional politics, marking a merit based appointment.
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F. D. Coburn
Burton
Hoch
State Board of Agriculture
Coburn
Ames Times Bristles at Cummins Campaign Tactics
The Ames Times accuses the Cummins campaign of rule or ruin and says the roar back stage features bald lies told anonymously, with the Mason City Globe Gazette quoted on the deceptive rhetoric.
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The
Ames Times
Cummins
Mason City Globe Gazette
Governor's sincerity questioned by rivals in Gazette critique
The Burlington Gazette Report says neither the democrats nor the honest republican tariff revisionists trust the governor's sincerity amid tariff revision debate.
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Burlington Gazette
Perkins Won’t Become Iowa Governor, Says Mason City Times Herald
The Mason City Times Herald declares in support of Cummins that Perkins will never be governor of Iowa. The paper calls the statement a fact rather than a prediction.
Denison Review Prefers Front-Runners Over Dark Horse
The Denison Review expresses it would rather see either governorship race leader win than a dark horse steal the fruits of their labors.
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Denison Review
Rockford Register Sees Slowdown for Cummins Backers
The Rockford Register endorsing Cummins warns that two weeks could blunt the momentum of the state’s standout press and its corporate backers. The comment frames a cautious outlook on the pro Cummins position.
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Rockford Register
pro-Cummins
Governorship Seen As Easy by Cedar Rapids Republican
A Cedar Rapids Republican asserts the governor position should be simple and criticizes the incumbent for not spending three consecutive days in the office since the year began.
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Cedar Rapids
Gubernatorial Race Cools as Dark Horse Rumor Rises
The Centerville Citizen notes the gubernatorial contest nears its end with observers scanning the field for a potential dark horse amid crowded, dusty ballots and final push efforts.
Ottumwa Courier quotes on Wisconsin governor absence
The Ottumwa Courier notes it is unlikely Republicans in Iowa will mourn the former Wisconsin governor's absence, suggesting political impact or indifference in the state.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Ottumwa
Nevada Representative Urges Governor to Sweep Remaining Counties
A Nevada Representative argues the governor must carry nearly all still-contested counties to keep a viable path to the nomination. This assessment frames the current political hurdle as a broad geographic push.
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Nevada
Local Paper Critiques Secretary Shaw In Cummins Race
The Boone Republican asserts Secretary Shaw is not involved in Cummins contest and would resist any attempt to influence by a speaking campaign. The piece labels the secretary as not a participant and warns against his support.
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Boone Republican
Cummins
Shaw
Perkins Backers Say West Waterloo Primary Result Understood
The Waterloo Reporter notes Perkins supporters found the West Waterloo primary result not unexpected and remain resolved to continue the fight to a finish despite hoping for a better outcome.
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Waterloo
West
Page County Republicans oppose Cummins Senate bid
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Page County Republicans directed their delegation against Gov. Cummins and urged legislative nominees to oppose his candidacy for the United States Senate, vowing not to be caught napping.
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Page County
Cummins
Council Bluffs
United States Senate
Page
Clinton Herald backs new governor candidate idea
The Clinton Herald favors nominating a new man not yet considered for governor and notes many Iowa City Republicans share the view. The Republican says Cummins supporters won’t shift unless defeated and urges fighting to a finish before July cooling period for delegates to think.
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Clinton Herald
Iowa City Republican
Cummins Fellows
Cummins Named By Dubuque Times For Governor’s Support
The Dubuque Times lists railway attorneys aligned with the governor this year and says A. B. Cummins should head the slate. It argues it reflects on corporations not the governor, criticizing efforts to inflame anti-corporate sentiment for personal Senate ambitions.
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Dubuque
Memorial services held by M W of A in Andalusia
Illinois City June 6 The M W of A of Andalusia held memorial services Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Melvin Thomas Mr and Mrs Will McCormick Mr and Mrs John Furst the Woodmen of Illinois City Nola Morrow and Viola Kimbal. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Wm Birdsel on June 1. Theo Morehead visited Muscatine Friday. D B Adams closed his school at Illinois City Friday. Frank Brayton visited Muscatine Friday.
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Illinois City
M. W
Andalusia
Melvin Thomas
Will McCormick
John Furst
Nola Morrow
Viola Kimbal
Wm. Birdsel
Theo. Morehead
Muscaine
D. B. Adams
Frank Brayton
Muscatine
Knightly Play Reignites Romance at Chateau
In Chapter VI continued a playful rite unfolds as a girl crowns a knight and sends him on a quest. The afternoon turns to laughter a sunset ride to the city follows. That night Aimee de Marsay Sleep glows with happiness Raoul dreams of rescuing her while Farouche dreams of space and fairy chariots.
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Chateau
Aimee de Marsay
Raoul
Farouche the Fool
Raoul Reassumes Control of Inheritance and Old Bonds
Raoul de Chatignac takes charge of his vast estate and censitaires while rebuilding his friendship with Armand. The two men renew a Damon and Pythias bond as Raoul consults Governor and reconnects with Aimee de Marsay, noting his altered view of love after Paris.
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Raoul de Chatignac
Armand
Damon
Pythias
Raoul
Chateau
Aimee de Marsay
Paris
Endorsed Golden Medical Discovery Claims Medical Uses
Medical writers and teachers endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia liver and catarrhal diseases. It lists ingredients Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Bloodroot Stone root Mandrake Queen's root and cites authorities from Bartholow to Hale. The bottle proclaims no poison and uses glycerine with a Ericic extract. requests for a booklet are answered by Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
B. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Raoul Meets New Traveler at the Chateau in New World Tale
Raoul, devoted to Aimee and his lifelong friend, discusses friendship and sacrifice before being summoned by the Governor. A visitor, Monsieur du Tillet, arrives from New York via Albany and Lake Champlain, introducing himself as a distant La Salle relative and sharing travel remarks with the Governor.
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Reguin
Aimee
Chateau
Raoul
Monsieur du Tillet
Paris
New York
Albany
Lake Champlain
la Salle
Monsieur
Bucklen's Amica Salve Ad Rounds In Store Ad
Entertaining an enemy? cure a chronic wound with Bucklen's Amica Salve. 25 cents guaranteed. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
Excursion Fare to Boston by Nickel Plate Route
John Y. Calahan, general agent, Chicago, offers round trip excursion fare to Boston at 19 dollars with return by July 15 or extension to late June at 19 dollars plus 1 dollar from Chicago via Nickel Plate and New York connections. Includes May 31 departure with excusion rates and full information on folders.
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Boston
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
New York
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Mason IC Lodges and Chapters Schedule in Iowa
Mason lodge No 2 A F and A M meets first Tuesday evening monthly. A W Scott W M S L Johnson Secretary. Washington Chapter No 4 R A M holds stated copVocation second Friday monthly. W A McCoy M B B F L Johnson Secretary. Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters meets third Thursday in Stein's music hall. G D Lesette T L M 8 L Johnson Recorder. De Molay Commandery No 1 Kf regular conclave third Wednesday monthly. G D Lesette BC W H Graff Recorder.
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Masonic
Iowa
A. F
A. M. Regglar
A. W. Scott
L. Johnson
Washington
W. A. McCoy
Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters
Stein
Music Hall
G. D. Lesette
T. LM
Er. DE Molay Commandery No. 1
W. H. Graff
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