Daughters of the Confederacy Heated Debate Over Uncle Tom’s Cabin Ban
In Kentucky the Daughters of the Confederacy press a measure to prohibit the play Uncle Tom’s Cabin as lawmakers weigh the issue. Representative Thons brewery of Goinsville comments that while war is over, feelings run high and some legislators fear reopening old wounds. Only a few pledged support, others delaying or avoiding a vote as tensions resembling two legislatures and two capitals surface in the state.
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Inauguration of Gov A B Cummins At Auditorian
Governor Cummins begins his term with a concise inaugural address praising policy goals and the need for efficient administration. The speech showcases his clear command of English and focus on essential aims.
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A. B. Cummins
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Iowa Legislature to Get Down To Brisk Business This Week
The Iowa legislature is expected to begin serious work this week as the new governor settles in. Indications suggest developers and lawmakers will push ahead on key measures now that initial rituals are past and the political frills have worn off.
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Vision of Iowa State University Visit Stirs Political Debate
Fragmented reminiscence describes a planned visit to the state university at Iowa City amid factional opposition. References to Des Moines leaders and former officials suggest tension over state policy, while a broad call asserts justice and equal opportunity as guiding principles for lawmakers and executives.
Inaugural Cummins Administration Hearts Iowa
Our Sperial Correspondent describes the January sun as it shines on the Cummins inaugural ceremonies in Iowa. Gov elect Cummins impresses with devotion to education, the crowd, and a picturesque reception of Des Moines citizens. The retiring governor transitions to national service and the state watches for future leadership. The Boone Standard changes hands, with W H Gallup resuming control and modernizing the paper’s style and features.
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State University of Iowa
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Remark on Governor Shaw's place in Iowa history
The speaker asserts pride in being an original Shaw man and predicts Governor Shaw will become one of Iowa's greatest governors, despite jealous detractors, noting the Secretary of the Treasury’s photograph is not yet received.
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Shaw
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Evanglist polishes Holton crowd with scathing reform sermon
A Holton evangelist attracts many converts with a fiery speech attacking sceptics, atheists, and politicians. He questions local merchants’ support of churches and the ethics of partnership with liquor interests, urging residents to consider which firms aid ministers and mourners.
Sympathy When Your Child Was Sick and Out of Work
A fragment asks who offered support during a family illness and unemployment, contrasting local merchants with a national retailer Sears Roebuck and Company, implying a comparison of care and aid during hardship.
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Sears, Roebuck & Co
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