Waterloo Times Tribune critiques false reporting and politics
In a fiery editorial, the Waterloo Times Tribune denounces rival papers for misreporting the Georgia battleship disaster and defends its own reporting. It attacks political manipulation by rail interests and comments on Iowa Senator Allison versus Cummins taunts, warning readers about biased coverage and urging accountability.
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United State
State Ad
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Craw
Tribuns
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the Tribune
Des Moines
Chicago ‘Tribune
Wiliam B. Alison
Guy
Cummins
Allison
Iowa
Senate
Alison
Iowa primary law and the senator's duty to constituents
The debate weighs whether a senator should follow party guidance or the will of their district. Some papers argue state sovereignty and electoral precedent justify aligning with constituents' wishes, while others warn against overemphasizing party loyalty in senatorial contests.
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Iowa
United States
Register and
Fairbanks
Lhertr
Des Moines
Warren County
Cummins
Allison
Mherry
Cumming
Sia
This Date in History July 18 Highlights
On July 18 events include Death of Godfrey de Bouillon born about 1061 in Crnea der. In 1628 Kirke defeated Roquemont in the Gulf of St Lawrence. 1817 Jane Austen English author died. 1864 Tom J Johnson mayor of Cleveland born. 1862 Prince Victor Napoleon born. 1870 Michael Davitt tried for treason felony. 1895 Henry Irving knighted by Queen Victoria. 1901 Earl Russell sentenced by British House of Lords to three months imprisonment for bigamy.
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Ohio
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Michael Davitt
Henry Irving
Earl Russell
Bitish House of Lords
Bishop Joseph Key Born in LaGrange Georgia July 18 1929
Bishop Joseph Stanton Key of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was born in LaGrange, Georgia, July 18, 1929. Son of Rev Caleb Witt Key, he grew up in the parsonage, attended Emory College earning A B and A M in 1848, and began preaching with the Georgia conference. He joined the South Georgia conference after division, was elected bishop in 1886, and later resided in Sherman, Texas with Lucy Kidd, his wife.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Caleb Witt Key
Emory College
Georgia
South Georgia
Sherman
Texas
Key
Lucy. Kidd
North Georgia Texas Estate College
Notable Figures and Voices From Early 20th Century Era
A survey of prominent figures touches Emperor William’s language reform ambitions and cultural purges. It highlights Mary McLeod Bethune’s Daytona girls’ school and Granville Barker’s high salary stage director bid in New York. Darwin P Kingsley’s insurance origin and Jesse R Grant’s public life and mining ties are noted.
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New York
London
Harrogate
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Vermont
University of Vermont
Security & Fle
Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Jose Re Grant
Grant
S. Grant
St. Louis
Jesse R. Grant
Eastern Iowa farmers weigh cooperative elevator plan
Farmers in Ida county and surrounding eastern Iowa are agitating a cooperative elevator project. A meeting will promote the plan this week, while various local notes detail bankruptcy filings, hospital plans, land deals in North Dakota, and typhoid concerns tied to river-area travel.
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Ida County
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An old newspaper clipping touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best in the world with user testimonials from C L Skirum Alabama and AWangler Bros indicating its sale at Landgtal Co and Joier. The ad also promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE for colds and headaches and praises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs with Mrs Julia Hyde Paine claiming relief.
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Ala
AWangler Bros. Landgtal # Co
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King
America
Dr. King
Julia Hyder Paine
Truro
Mass
Wangler
Dows
John Norman’s Entangling Night in Rosedale Tram
A crowded evening ride home in Rosedale follows a tense encounter between Helen Grey and John Norman. Norman aids her with a knot tying mishap and tender concern, sparking a quiet spark between rival families. Years later the couple recalls the event as a turning point in their budding friendship and eventual romance.
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Helen Grey
Boston
John Norman
New England
Ezra Grey
William
Vanens
Helen
Brie
Why Bill Was Umpire in a Meadow Cricket Match
A cricket match in a meadow beside Farmer Corn Sticks orchard had a boy from a local school act as umpire after a heated debate about the call. The farmer appeared out, the umpire overruled, and the crowd teased with a line about getting all the blame. The farmer later reached fifty runs, being ruled leg before, as a juvenile voice urged the umpire to declare him out. The farmer did not wait for the final decision.
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Rosedale
John Norman
Hma Norman
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Kimg
John
Zoe
Bill
Eseper
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