State convention at Des Moines elects Perkins and Young
A large turnout from every Iowa county attended the Des Moines state convention. George D. Perkins of Sioux City and Lafe Young of Des Moines were chosen as delegates at large to the national convention, with Cummins and Allison factions influencing district delegations. The meeting featured orderly proceedings, ceremonial praise for Perkins, and strong support for the party platform and tariff principles.
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Republican Party of
Iowa
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
Lafe Young
Lane
Davenfort
Frank Simmons
Sariuneetl Ae
Senaor Allison
Gov. Cuncins
Allison
Butler County
Gov. Cummins
W. M. Law
Blaeckhink County
Cummins
Alison
Perking
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Committee On
Town
Republican Party
William IL Tate
Republican Nations
King
Roosevelt
Waiugler Gros
William If. Taft
Waterloo Farm
Florida
William BL
Adzon Inlture & Carpet Co
C.H. Eighmey
Fort Dodge
Prohibitionists
United States
Prohibition
J. A. Harvey
Perry, Thomas &. Orwig
O.D. Ellett
Mar
Appanoogis
T.S. Struble
le Wak
Harbeld
Johns Township
4. N. Robertson
Promise City
Badges for Republican convention delegates in Chicago
The draft outlines badges costing about $10,000 for the Republican national convention delegates and alternates. Most badges are plain, about one hundred high officials will wear solid gold insignia. The report also notes political activity at Harvard, a shift for Kentucky’s senator toward Fairbanks, and Dickinson College’s centennial celebration with governors Port and Stuart expected to attend.
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Chicago
Jine
Breasia
J. Franklin Port
New Jersey
United States
Knox
Hidwin Stuart
Pennsylvania
Dickinson College
Miller of Goshen Seeks Indiana Governor Nomination
Charles W. Miller of Goshen Indiana 45 is a Republican candidate for governor. A University of Michigan educated lawyer and former Goshen mayor elected at 26, he served as attorney general for four years starting 1902. He claims broad commercial ties and supports from northern Indiana in his bid.
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Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Ind
Indiana
Miller
University of Michigan
Tie
This Date in History March 19 historical events
Plans for Massachusetts colony completed in 1628 and Benedict Arnold resigning command in 1775 appear among dates. Other notes include 1815 end of land and sea warfare between the United States and Great Britain, 1822 U.S. acknowledges independence of a South American government, and multiple later events across 1836 to 1888 with battles, deaths, and notable figures.
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Massachusetts Colony
Benedict Arnold
United States
Great Britain
Henry Hrockholst Livingston
U. S.supreme Court
Washington
New York
Giliad
Texas
Montreal Board of Trade Incorporated
Kansas
Lucknow
Sir Colin Campbell
Slocuma
Sherman
Bentonville
N.C
Paris
Godfrey Weitzel
Richmond
Philadelphia
Gineinnat
John Pendleton King
Butler
Georgia
Kentucky
David R Todd astronomer educator born in 1855
Professor David R Todd an astronomer and educator was born March 19, 1855 at Lake Ridge New Jersey. He studied at Amherst, contributed to U S transit of Venus expeditions and led eclipse parties in Texas and Japan. He taught at Amherst and authored authoritative astronomical texts while promoting safe beauty remedies.
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David R. Todd
Lake Ridge
Amherst College
United States Naval Observatory
Texas
United States
West Africa
Japan
Tripoli
Local Markets Report Mixed Prices and Strong Hog Demand
Clarksville corn fed cattle arrive amid steady to higher prices as dealers push bids to meet demand. Hogs rise 10 cents with choice heavy weights at 4.50. receipts light in Chicago but market shows tightening supply. Egg, grain, and hay prices mostly steady with modest gains in corn and oats. cattle and dairy items reflect steady wholesale activity.
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Clarksville
Chicago
Waterlon
G. S
Barker
Shelbin Falls
Mass
Seesaeene
Pennsylvania natives form permanent group at Des Moines
Three hundred former Pennsylvanians met at St John Lutheran in Des Moines forming a permanent association. The crowd filled the church while Garfield Burghard of Grundy Center and others reported health and civic notes. Localities saw union actions, rail and water works plans, and obituaries amid a panorama of state news and incidents.
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Pennsylvania
Des’ Moines
St. John’s Luthern Church
Keystone
Postum Aids Nervous Musician In Study Routine
A Mich. musician credits Postum with curing coffee induced nerves that crippled daily practice. After switching from coffee to Postum each morning, by November he regained focus and resumed long study sessions. His father, a physician, endorses Postum for patients seeking better health. Des Moines Iowa group discusses reunion plans.
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Iowa Railway
Des Moines
Postum Co
Iowa Gresk
Mich
Rtelville
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