Iowa Republicans Endorse McKinley and Gold Standard
The Iowa Republican platform reaffirms devotion to party principles and praises McKinley’s administration and Governor Shaw’s state leadership. It endorses protection, the Dingley tariff, gold standard, and Henderson for speaker, condemns free trade and free silver, and calls for laws restraining or abolishing harmful trusts. It closes by praising the president and national unity across parties.
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Clayton Named to State Committee by Sixth District Republicans
The Sixth District Republicans select Mr. I W Clayton of Oskaloosa for the state committee. The Herald lauds his active party work and leadership as Mahaska county chairman, noting his campaign skill, fairness, and broad support, ready to aid the party’s November victory.
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National unity and support for armed forces pledge
A call celebrates officer courage in the Philippine conflict and pledges unwavering support for soldiers in the army and navy. It asserts no division while enemies of the flag confess its supreme rights and promises equal law for inhabitants overseas. It endorses defense funding, navy reinforcement, foreign trade, and American job creation in industries including mining, forestry, farming, milling, and shipyards.
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Who Paid the War Tax In Topeka Opinion
Topeka Capital reveals war tax receipts totaling 103 million dollars with millions unpaid from unsettled estates. Forty million from stamps includes eleven million from Wall Street transactions. Ten million from legacies and twenty six million from fermented liquors, showing the rich and urban groups bore most cost while farmers and laborers paid little. The piece cites accusations of class legislation and notes Republican claims of mass support. It also includes accompanying editorials on party politics, nominations, and figures in Iowa and Kansas politics.
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Oskaloosa Pushes State to Recall Fifty-First Iowa Troops
The Register notes no state fund for bringing back Fifty-first Iowa volunteers from San Francisco at state expense. Osckaloosa petitions the state house to authorize repatriation. Also cited: tax receipts in town, and editorial takes on Otis and McKinley’s policy toward the Philippines.
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Kansas set to deliver large McKinley vote majority
The piece notes Kansas likely to back McKinley strongly after recent Republican gains, with estimates of a 25,000 plus margin. It also reports a regional plan by Professors Bruner to fight grasshoppers in Kansas, Colorado, and Nebraska by spreading disease to curb the infestation and protect crops.
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Homeseekers Excursions From Iowa Central Rail Line
Homeseekers Excursions offer round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars for travel to a wide list of western and southern territories and adjacent states with specific June to October sale dates. Also advertised are discounted rates for Knights of Pythias convention travel on the Great Rock Island Route with Aug rates and return by Aug 11, 1909.
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