Gov Shaw Re-elected Iowa Governor by 60000 Plurality
The state of Iowa backed Republican leadership with Governor Shaw winning by about 58000 to 60000, while President McKinley’s administration received strong support. The county ticket showed gains for Republicans in Jasper and across the state, with several officials and legislators winning or increasing margins.
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Gov
Shaw
Hawk
Iowa
McKinley
Jasper County
Philippe Islands
Hook
W. W.hawk
C.T. Shill
Alty
Galusha
Mies Dean
Gill
Byers
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Goebel
Leslie M. Shaw
Fred E. White
Assembly
House
Senate
Columbus
Judge Nash
Eee
South Dakota
Virginia
Maryland
Mississippi
Nebraska
Holcomb
Colfax
Dr. Hawk
R. B. Zachary
New York County
Mazet
New York Assembly
Treas Sherif. Co
Elle Creek
Palo Alto
Asnor
Rock Creek
Clear Creek
Prairie City
Jae
Mound Prairie
Walt
Monroe
Buena Kellog
Fairmount
Washington
Hickor Grove
Oweshi If Tek
Lynn Grove
Independence E
Sherman
Richland
Atwood
Lloyd
Kremer
Heacock
Republican gains noted in Jasper County vote and area events
The Jasper County vote shows strong Republican gains with praise for Chairman Dotson and the county central committee. A Malaka township wedding joins Mrs Della Bisom Landis to Mr Herman Bloomdale at noon with Rev S A Arnold officiating. Also announced is the upcoming wedding of Miss Helen Van Gieson and Elmer Graham, and a homecoming parade in Newton with bands, speeches, and cheers for returning soldiers.
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Jasper County
Dotson
Silwold
Sweden
Helen van Gieson
Elmer Graham
Churchill Hotel
David van Gieson
Welcome Home Fifty-First Iowa Troops in Council Bluffs
About fifty Newton residents joined a special two section train to Council Bluffs to greet the Fifty-First Iowa returning from the Philippines after a year and a half. The Knights Templar band led the local delegation of thirty, crowds filled hotels and streets, and forty bands added raucous celebration as the heroes passed the bridge amid patriotic scenes.
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Major Lacey
Newton
Col. Lopez
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Oda Fuller
Hillsboro
N. Daf
Oda
Philippines
Stars and Stripes
Des Moines
Knights Templar
Garret
Omaha
Elty
The
Bluffs
Fifty-First
Newton mourns as Mrs Wesley Roberts passes away
Mrs. Wesley Roberts died yesterday after long heart trouble and age. She was 14th birthday just last month and leaves two daughters Emma and Amanda. Amanda had died in May. Husband died a year ago after fifty two years of marriage. Funeral at home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Martha Vanatta, known as Aunt Martha, also died Sunday morning at 2.
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W.W. Morton
Chas F. Vanatta
Abe Young
Aice County
Kan
Richard Vanatta
Wichita
Richard
Vanatta
Presbyterian Church
The
R. F. Chambers
Will Carrier
Margaret Robinson
T.G. Bryant
May White
Wesley Roberts
Emma
Amanda
Roberts
M. E. Church
Martha Vanatta
Thomas Vanatta
Martha
Uncle Josh’s Iowa wedding trip and smart shopping
A travel party travels to Newton Iowa for a wedding gift tour led by Uncle Josh. He boasts trusted merchants for real estate, jewelry, lumber, banking, insurance, and travel arrangements while the happy couple shop for lots, a family clock, and a top quality wardrobe of services. A sidewalk mishap with a sheriff underscores mishaps amid the bustle.
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Miss Summers
Polly
Josh
Iowa
Newton
L. D. Reid
Reid
Charley
Fugard & Brown
Gyo
Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. M. Shaw
Old Jasper
L. L. Nichols
United Brethren Church
Newburg
Henry Wieneke
Margaret Hixson
This
County
Brave Boys OF the Fifty-First
Sever
Marthe Venatte
A. P. Hanson
Hanson's
First National Bank
C. Shanaker
E. E. Lyday
Scott
Sheri
Tsivp
Lambert Bros
Uncle Josh
Sam
Metropolitan Accident Assurance of
Chicago
Metropolitan
Freeport
Springfield
Continental
American
Fireman's
Farmors
Cedar Rapids
State of
North Western Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Paris
Wright & Lufkin
Cunard
White Star
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