Impartial President Criticized in State Politics
The piece discusses Gerrictt as a compromise figure and recalls past races. It references Abe Grincall Her ald and Honest Yoba Hughes, noting pressure to secure an impartial president and contrasting reactions from senators uneasy with anti pay law measures.
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Gerrictt Tnould
Hu Tool
Begrow
Haneat Jobe
Herriott
Abe
Yoba Hughes
Laws McOpty
Senate
Iperlal
Achireeaths
Harriott
Town
Wes
Benator Hughes
Governor's Wis Takes Slow Turn in Politics Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled reference to the governor and politics. The readable bits suggest a discussion of a governor's stance in a broader political debate, with unclear context and no concrete events, dates, or entities beyond generic political terms.
Railroads and politics dominate Iowa convention coverage
The piece rails against railroad influence in state government and praises Governor Quennins for vowing to defend popular will. It criticizes The Altou Democrat and Wolf Howls for sensationalism, while defending integrity of local newspapers and denouncing partisan bias and attacks on Iowa women.
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Ips
Perkins
George
George 12
Forkiow
Quenins
Nolann
Aumograg
Ruth
Altou Democrat
Sven
Gaml
Iowa
Senator Colver In Ft Dodge Coalition Talks
Iowa politics record shows Senator Colver meeting in Fort Dodge with Gov Camminn to discuss advancing senior policy and local support, signaling a coordinated push ahead of upcoming sessions.
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Gov. Camminn
Ft. Dodge
Sentior
Dolliver and Dolliver's Pladga on Future Reports
Davenport era notes reveal Jonathan P. Dolliver urging support for Perkins and opposing radical rivals. The text mentions Parkinay, Auditia, Gov Cumninn, and Bowers of the Orange, with references to Washington crowds and Senator Jonathan Dolliver amid unclear phrasing.
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Dolliver
Donathan P. Dolliver
Parkinay
Auditia
Gov
Cumninn
Bowers
Orange
Kenetar Dolliyer
Washington
Sunator
Dolliser
George BE. Baworg
Flenniken Primary Bill Sparks Senate Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses Flenniken primary bill and reactions in Congress. Mentions Croguley and Crosley, Senate improvements, and questions about passage. References 1908 timing and political maneuvering around the Cummins program.
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Tim
Raprasoute
Itira Flennikey
Goy
Cumming
Gos
House
Alsandy
Senate
Crosley
Fragmentary political reminiscence of Billy Boiss memory
A garbled note recalls old time Democratic supporters of Billy Boiss and party ties to Jefferson and Cleveland. It hints at past influence and leadership within the party, mentioning famous figures and nostalgia for earlier political strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Boiss
Timaann
Jefferson
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Billy
Fragmented 1909 Iowa political notice from Rock Valley and surrounding towns
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a 1909 Iowa political scene with mentions of Senator Doliver, George D. Perkins, and local officials in Rock Valley and Sioux County. It references an upcoming council election, mayor and two councilmen, treasurer, and township road work notices, framed in a period newspaper voice with scattered names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Valley
Iowa
Treas
Rouk Valley
Lnien
Witstake
Sampage
Accorthigly
Pliak
Fragmentary County Notice Prompts Franchising Debate in Sioux County
A garbled 19th century style item describes Rewsy Sieraiegs changing county ties and a plan involving a twenty five year franchise with April 16 as a key date. It mentions oil, Hawarden, Orange City, and Sioux County, alongside attempts to rally local leaders for a metropolitan event in Sioux County. The piece references Tessa Cole and a pastor from Mt St. Luke and hints at a political edge with Mayor John H Hatenessbienn eyeing re election. Local committee of nine chosen to oversee proposals and an orchestra event is noted.
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Hawarden
John H.hatebienn
Tha
Diplomatia Sud
Ienorn
Sinox
Torody
Hospare
Jakéra
Nearby Gleanings androw Carnegie Offer for Library Building
Nearby Gleanings notes that Androw Carnegie offered Skel 710,000 to build a library, conditional on the metropolis spending £1000 over three years for maintenance. mentions Sioux county politician Diamond and a looming legal fight, plus a reversal in a murder conviction involving Charles Rooker and a new trial. The piece also references Roseds Piper as mayor candidate in Aberdan and a restaurant arrest near Orange City.
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Androw
Carnegie
Don
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