Jasper County Democrats Embrace Populist Tide at Convention
Jasper county Democrats confront a shift toward Populism as a Wednesday convention marks a change from the old party line. The piece portrays a funeral tone for the county's Democratic machine and a rebuke of fusion with the Populists, warning that farmers and workers will reject surrender of party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administration Democrats
Hill Democrats
Palmer Democrats
Jasper County Democracy
James B. Weaver
Jasper County
Bourke Cochran
Kansas
Jim Weaver
War News and Tariff Debate Jiangse Perspective
A wartime piece argues over the Orient conflict and the changing reports from Shanghai to Tianjin. It discusses revenue versus protective tariffs, urging duties only on goods that can be produced domestically and warning that protection lowers imports and strengthens the national industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
China
Shanghai
Japan
Tien Tsin
Chin
Democratic party crisis in House ends in surrender
The article laments the Democratic leadership's collapse in the House amid a tariff and policy struggle. It recalls free trade and the Wilson bill debates, criticizes Bourke Cochran and party treachery, and notes a Republican taunt-filled defeat with eleven Democrats standing by their convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
House
Hartistra
Cleveland
Senate
Wilson
White House
Havemeyer
Bourke Cochran
Sugars Trust
Reed
Burrows
Cochran
Fruitful of Results or Not the Enterprising Tariff Debate
Opinion piece railing at Grover Cleveland and the Democratic Party. It claims the tariff bill unsettled the nation, caused unemployment and distress, and proved Democracy incapable of governing. The writer says the 1890s-era political shifts expose the party as ineffective and cautions future voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Democrat Party
Chicago Herald
Congress
Kellogg and Realnor News Briefs From Kellogg and Realnor
Kellogg notes visits by Mrs Doctor Loar and Miss Lucinda Starrett with relatives in town. Soldiers’ Reunion, Friday remarks, and Rock Creek Newburg baseball crowd drawn. Depot work resumes with framework nearly done. M E Church quarterly meeting slated with Presiding Elder Hughs. Realnor reports recent rains, a successful Red Bridge tabernacle meeting led by Rev Gifford and Miss Crawford, and local illness and losses. Des Moines trip for Fairmount residents. John DeBont’s horse gear stolen. lightning killed a fine mare. Continual rain boosts crops and stock water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Loar
Monroe
J Allum
Lucinda Starrett
E. Starrett
Shepherd
Olive
Harlan
Iowa
Kendall
Grinnell
Kellogg
Rock Creek
Newburg
M. E. Church
Hughs
Realnor
Tabernacle
Red Bridge
Gifford
Miss Crawford
Ed. Holland
Holland
Fairmount
Des Moines
John DeBont
Reuben Gout
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The
Newton Record
Newton, Towa
Stat
WOM
McPartand
McCarthy
John Herriot
Supreme Court
Charles J. Gran
Supreme Cou
Yacat HF
Deemer
Milton Remley
Davidson
Sup Wol Salling
Congres
Senai
John F. Lacey
David Ryan
Dewey Ben. McCoy
ML Rayvburn
Mathews
James W. Tepfrips
J. Salmon
Sup Davey
Cory
Conates
Major Lacey
Washinton
United States
Morgan & Hunter’s
Fin
Estey
Shaw Pianos Game
Organs Paiis
Ugewing Machines
State of
Record Publishing Co
Newton
Towa
Mana
David N A
David N. Blazes
Tain
Jagper County
George W. Blair
Eustily
Sso KG
Wixstow
A.M. Harrah
Ttorney AT Law, Stract and
Real Eoffice
Nevapilawe
Iplete Abstract
Hanus
Jasper’ County
Pardoe
Anmna H. Joy
Jox
Febleiven
Tion
Vaughan’s
Gome In
Business Directory
Woomkow
Trank Wilson
County Bank
Bell Wwinslow & Correll, and
E. J. Salmon
Alttornecy - At - Law
Pharmacists
North Side Square
RAND
Newton, Lowa
Wie & Kennedy
Sos Sas
Oy San
Newton Branch
Sloanai Chas
Jasper
Fe.e. Lyday
First National Bank
A.M. Harran
Jh, Lypay
J. Has
J. Beatty
Canaker
Gro
B. Hunter
Christian Griebeling
State OF Iowa
Hasbin County
Charley Ballard
Omie
District Court
Minnie
Halland
Mit Winshow & Goan
Plainis
Charis Jennings
Jasper ‘County
Laws
Jno
L. Mathews
Clerk District Court
Finslow &McLain
Atty's
Briggs
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