Iowa Republican Electors Convene Delegates in Des Moines
The Republican Electors of Iowa announce a delegate convention in Des Moines on Wednesday August 1, 1909 at 10:30 a m to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and judges clerk and superintendent of public instruction reporter of the supreme court and railroad commissioner two candidates for supreme court judge and railroad commissioner positions are listed.
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Iowa
Republicans of
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Adair
Adams
Allamakee
Ardubon
Renton
Blackhawk
Awe Boone Ae
Bremer
Buchanan
Buena Vista
Calhoun
Marrell
Cass
Cedar Cerro Gordo
Clarke
Clay ‘Ss
Clayton
Clinton
Crawford Se
Dallas E
Davis Pecatur
Yelaware
Moines
Wickinson
Dubuane
Immett
Fayette
Fliord
Franklin
Fremont le Groene
George J. Fastabrook
Town
Democrats in the First District Convene at Mt Pleasant
The first district Democratic convention is set for Mt. Pleasant on July 25 to nominate a candidate to oppose Republican Kennedy of Lee county. Several Democrats consider a district win possible with contenders including George Trace of Burlington and John C. Winters of Mt. Pleasant.
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Mt. Pleasant
Kennedy
Lee County
George Trace
Burlington
John C. Winters
Mr. Winters
Iowa Democrats ponder nominee for first district race
The piece notes a Democrat loyal to Bryan but lukewarm to St Louis convention nominees, with hints of C G Gloeckler and John Craig as possible contenders. It says unity is lacking and Kennedy is favored to beat the Republican majority, citing Mt Pleasant as the convention site with E A Howard and Herman J Schrieder in key roles.
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Bryan
Parker
St. Louis
C. G. Gloeckler
Mr. Pleasant
Winters
Mr. Gloeckler
John Craig
Keokuk
Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant
E. A. Howard
Fairfield
Herman J. Schrieder
Ft. Madison
Mortality Statistics for 1900–1904 Published by Census
The Census Bureau released five year mortality statistics limited to the registration area of 11 states and 334 cities with 8 000 or more population in 1900. The 1900 death rate was 17.6 per 1 000, fluctuating to 16.7 in 1904, with an average of 16.6. Indiana and Michigan show lowest rates. DC and Rhode Island highest.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
William A. King
Congress
Permanent Census Office
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Indiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Alleghenies
Washington
Chicago could be heaven on earth if not for quarrelsome women
The Chicago statement by Rev. Arthur C. Manson sparks mock regret from the Dubuque Times as it notes that woman’s inhumanity to both women and men causes vast sorrow and suggests he may retract after further reflection.
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Arthur C. Manson
Chicago
The
Dubuque Times
Brother Manson
Public Affairs Not Tied to Western Metropolis Interests
The text notes it is not on record that she handles public affairs or commercial interests of the western metropolis nor that she slugs non union men or holds belated pedestrians.
Vermont GOP nominates Proctor family member for governor
In Vermont the Republican party names the son of U S Senator Proctor as their gubernatorial candidate amid weak Democratic presence making an election certainty.
Local Pastor Prefers Ball Games Over Parish Visits
Pittsburg church pastor says he would rather attend a ball game than visit members. Some members may prefer the ball game to preaching, suggesting each side could be satisfied.
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Pittsburg
Moses for the Democrats in State Ticket Claim
General J B Weaver shows willingness to campaign as a candidate for office in the fall and to lead the Democratic state ticket, including positions from governor downward. The report notes it would be a rare day when he is not a candidate.
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J. B. Weaver
Blinders Called for Campaign Reform in Clinton County
The Des Moines News urges restraint while the Clinton Herald argues that a no peek-a-boo waist campaign had no demand in some counties. The piece claims this style of politics should be eliminated from the Republican party.
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The
Des Moines News
Clinton Herald
Republican Party
Governor's Valor Cited In Refusal Of Dishonorable Honor
Capt. Rathbun voices a high standard for state leadership. He says true honor comes from winning honorably and if not, the office is not desired. The quote frames public service as a test of character and integrity.
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Capt. Rathbun
Nevada Representative Back Room Caucus Sparks Wards Clash
The Nevada Representative notes a Davenport ward caucus hosted by Cummins supporters to exclude Perkins voters. It argues one such act can discredit much of injured innocence and virtuous pretence.
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Nevada
Cummins
Davenport
Perkins
Senator Allison Keeps Health On Hold In Don’t Worry Club
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Senator Allison shows strong health and vigor, dismissing reports about successors to his seat. It portrays him as part of the "Don't Worry" club, a longtime factor in his enduring physical and mental vitality.
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Allison
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa GOP in deplorable condition prompts unity call
The Walker News declares the Republican party in Iowa is fractured and unworthy of loyal support. It urges voters to abandon factional fights and rally behind a candidate who has stayed above the strife and represents pure republicanism.
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Walker News
Iowa
Replying to the governor race pressures in Waterloo report
The Waterloo Reporter notes increasing political strain as the gubernatorial contest advances. It argues loyal Republicans feel compelled to confess doubts about their preferred candidate and acknowledge deteriorating conditions.
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Waterloo
Corporations Deeply Influence Iowa Politics Says Courier
The Waterloo Courier asserts corporations wield power in both Iowa parties and may play both sides. It states their Iowa campaign plan aims to defeat Gov. Cummins for renomination, bolt if needed, and then intervene in Democratic politics to secure their broader interest.
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Waterloo
Cummins
Iowa
Courier
Gov. Cummins
Republican factions threaten Cummins era in Iowa convention
The Boone Republican argues for a ruthless credentials committee to purge Cummins delegations while Cedar Falls Record predicts a razor close gubernatorial contest. Both note intra party strife, possible bolting of instructions, and potential losses in congressional races as the division jeopardizes the party.
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Boone Republican
Cummins
Morgan
Cedar Falls
West Liberty Circus Guests and Local Notes
Attendees from West Liberty and nearby towns visited Muscatine for a circus on Wednesday. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. John Wiley, many residents with last names such as Hormel, Nichols, Peters, Sissell, and McCaw, plus Mrs. Frank Elliott and Mrs. J. B. Luse among others. Local movements feature births, travels to Davenport, Iowa City, and Billings, Montana, and several residents visiting relatives and spending time with friends.
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West Liberty
Muscatine
John Wiley
Charlie Hormel
Ed. Dice
Harold Phillips
W. C. Detwiler
J. E. McIntosh
P. R. Hardin
E. C. Nichols
E Ady
Janette Ady
Madge Pickering
John Tiers
George Baxter
Cyrus Kelley
Sam McGowan
Ora Nichols
Pearl Nichols
Nellie Nichols
Phin Gibson
Ivan Peters
Carrie Naftzger
Loyd Luse
Porter Black
Clay Nichols
Chester Peters
Esther Emmons
Frank Elliott
Harold Worrall
Leslie Manlove
Ernest Peters
Gale Martin
George Sarver
Oscar Franklin
Will McCaw
Allie Sissell
Grant Nichols
Louie McCaw
Will Dicket
Ray Beeson
Thomas McCarthy
West Branch
J. B. Luse
Davenport
Charlie Pratt
Elizabeth Barnes
Rose Hill
Harry Hazlett
Billings
Montana
George Sissell
Robert Kirk
Loie Randall
Hannah Kerr
George Osborne
Beulah Elliott
George School
Philadelphia
Donald Brooks
F. D. Steen
Plum Grove
A. W. Jackson
Minnesota
Oscar Morris
Iowa City
Frank Johnson
Columbus Junction
Flannagan
George Harney
Pleasant View
Lizzie McDermott
John
Graham
John Shriner
East Buffalo Notes Activities and Local Casualties
East Buffalo Illinois June 21 Mrs Jeo Beeding remains ill two weeks in Eliza township unable to be brought home John Joseph and family Milan visited with A W Tettler s John Archer and family Millersburg visited A W Murdock and family Wilson and Otis Kimball were business callers in Aledo Children s day was observed at Marston last Sunday A Buffalo Prairie hall dance drew good attendance Illinois City and Marston plan a return matchup next Sunday on the city diamond E E Murdock sold his fine driver to William Kelly of Edgington William Carpenter and Thad Titterington were in Millersburg on business
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East Buffalo
Hil
Jeo. Beeding
Eliza Township
John Joseph
Milan
A. W. Tettler
John Archer
Millersburg
A. W. Murdock
Wilson
Otis Kimball
Aledo
Marston
Buffalo Prairie Hall
Illinois City
E. E. Murdock
William Kelly
Edgington
William Carpenter
Thad Titterington
Milersburg
Night of Suspense in New France Court Plot
In Quebec the central tension centers on Raoul and a forged or misread letter. Aimee hides the truth as Liotot and a dark accomplice move to trap the intended target. Tension builds as a night of dreamlike guilt and impending consequences unfolds across Chateau and Beauport road outside the cathedral.
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Raoul
Treaons
New France
Liotot
Aimee
Chateau
Madame
Berthier
Governor’s weary dawn and a hopeful kiss
Aimee notices the governor's worn face at dawn and hugs him, kissing his brow to ease his fatigue. She promises to smooth out the wrinkles and help him recover his strength.
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Aimee
Anxious news and a secretive visitor in a French setting
The Governor warns of grave news and asks the woman to pray at the Cathedral. Raoul visits Madame Duvivier, brings flowers, and is bewitched by a jewel as she secretly slips a note into his shoe and issues a cryptic command. The scene ends with a promise to reveal the rare pale pink flower.
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le Bon Dieu
Raoul
Madame Duvivier
New France
Fidette
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Wound Relief
An old advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for bleeding stoppage and wound healing at 25 cents, highlighting daily fearful carnage and quick recovery.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Havercamp
Trains Schedule Notes for Wilton Branch
Trains run daily in Wilton branch with numbers 868 at 6 21 am 367 at 12 30 pm 162 at 3 20 pm and 361. A daily schedule excludes Sunday.
Main Line Trains at Wilton Schedule Fragment
Daily rail timetable shows eastbound and westbound trains at Wilton with numbers 049 20 72 27 19 71 and daily except Sunday services. Times listed include late night and afternoon departures, but details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Wilton
Eeeess
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Timetable Change
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces effective April 9, 190K. Passenger No. 12 departs at 2:34 am and No. 02 freight carries passengers at 5:30 pm. Passenger No. 5 leaves at 7:00 am and No. 91 freight carries passengers at 11:44 pm.
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Davenport
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
California
Washington,Oskaloosa
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Muscatine Western Passenger and Freight Schedule
Passenger No. 102 arrives and No. 101 leaves daily except Sunday. Freight also arrives and leaves with both services. Agent W. B. Underdonk issues the timetable.
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Faris
W. 8
Underdonk
Muscatine Rail Schedule Changes Listed for All Lines
North and south bound trains shown with times from Muscatine Round House Hahn's Switch Fruitland Grandview and Elrick Junction. No. 4 and No. 2 run daily except Sunday, No. 6 Monday only, No. 1 and No. 5 daily except Sunday with No. 3 and additional services on Saturdays.
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Minscatine
Round House
Hahn's
Fruitland
Grandview
Wanello Line
Elrick Junction
Muscatine Ee
Round House Feedeeeeunens
Hahn's Switch
Fruittand
Grandvlew
Warpelle
Ge Avbewenass
Solos
Flrick Junction
North Bound
Art Muscatine
Rouse
Hohn
Tiahn
Eenseecces
Ccces
Wapello
Muscatine
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Thiesen
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M’bride & Cope
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U.S
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National Lead Company
Clark Avenue
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J. E. Stevenson
Rock Island
Danderine
Lucy May
Wowlton Danderine CO
DR. L. Reppert
First National Bank
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Attorneys AT Law
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Henny Jayne
Hofrss Arthur [Seamen
R. Jayte Jayne & Hoffman
Lowa Avenue
Curnal Ofice
Co. Horst
J. Carekaddan
W. D. Burk
Pepper
Carskaddan, Burk & Pepfer
Attocaneys and Councelors
West Second Street
Lows
Fred Ss. Pentzer
St. Muscatine
P. Ingh
Wilton Trains
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