Shores for Sheriff Race in Black Hawk County
The Republican candidate F M Shores is expected to win the sherif race in Black Hawk County. He has run a clean campaign, traveled the county thoroughly, and received strong support from Republicans. He is described as a capable, conscientious leader who would dedicate careful attention to the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shores
Sherif
Blackhawk
Shores
Republican Party
Mr. Bhaden
Catalpa Plantations Demand Skill and Careful Management
The article explains Catalpa plantations require careful selection of lard catalpa seeds, rich moist soil, and strategic pruning to promote straight stems. It details cutting back sprouted stumps, yearly care, and the economics of a Hutchinson Kansas plantation with 500 acres yielding posts, firewood, and steady profits under strict management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpa
Yasgy
Hutchinson
Kansas
Yager
Yarey
Waterloo Registration for November Votes Urges Citizens
Citizens of Waterloo must register to vote in the upcoming November election. Registration days are October 22 23 24 and an apparent October 37. The notice urges timely action and notes a party duty aspect tied to the caucus and potential speaker nomination.
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Waterloo
House of Representatives
Cannion
Pickett
Iils
Garfield and Hancock Triumph In 1880 Election
In the Hayes era Democrats gain senate majority as Grant Blaine Sherman contest the Republican nom. Garfield emerges as presidential nominee after a drawn Chicago convention fight. Hancock wins the general election, Garfield fails to win southern electoral votes, marking a new party alignment.
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Hayes
Congress
Washington
Senate
Lamer J. Tilden
General Grant
United States
Grant
Rocsey Conkling
New York
Conkiog
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Gen
Iahi AL Logen
Winds
Biaigo
George B. Edmounds
Vermont
John Sherman
Treasu
Chicago
Blaine
Conkling
Slaine
Joy
Michigan
Bliine
Janes A. Garfela
Ohio
Sherman
Garfield
Wisconsin
Edmunds
Virginia
Shermen
Conkting
Bisine
Uailor
Conking
Chester A. Arthur
Park
Démocratie National Convention
Cincinnnati
Mgr. Tilden
Winfield Scott, Hancock
William H. English
Indiana
Greenback Party
James B. Weaver
Town
Neal Dow
Atnine
Maine
Uniil
New Jersey
Nevada
Cillfaynin
Hanngele
Little Letters to Laborers at Tomo Railroad Telegraph Operator
A letter to railroad workers notes that operator pay should reflect job responsibility and skill, citing Iowa Labor Bureau figures from 1896 to 1997 showing daily wages rising to 2.27 with more men employed. It credits Republican governments for overtime laws and urges workers to pursue better pay through their organizations, advertises Waterloo Business College opportunities, signed A. F. Harvey, President.
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Taft
David Rankin
Tarkio
Kansas City
Missouri
Bryan
Bir
Rakin
Tait
Rankin
Yale
Wienee
Cleveland
Republical
al. Rankin
Dubuque
Joseph G. Cannon
Pickett
Av. Plulett
Congress
Tomo Railroad
Iowa Labor Bureau
Republican National
Campaign activity centers on Taft and Cannon shakeups
In the week before the election New York hosts key campaigning for Taft and other figures while rumors swirl about Speaker Cannon. John Catzell of Pennsylvania may seek the speakership if Cannon loses. The Nebraska Presbyterian synod condemns Cannon's temperance stance and rosters Roosevelt and Taft supporters headed home. Theodore Roosevelt II may vote at Oyster Bay. experts note 90 to 100 close congressional districts nationwide amid doubt about several states.
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Roosevelt
Tabtang
New York
Praise House
Theodore Roosevelt II
Oyster Bay
This Date in History October 22 Summary
On October 22 events span centuries including colonial Massachusetts charter annulment by Britain. 1685 Edict of Nantes revocation. 1722 birth of Peyton Randolph in Williams burg and death in Philadelphia. 1812 Moscow recaptured by Russians. 1813 Perry with Harrison and Galney at Erie. 1878 Simon Hugh Holmds premier of Nova Scotia. 1909 John Sherman died in Washington after birth in Lancaster. 1997 New York trust suspended payment.
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Massachusetts
Nantea
Peyton Randolph
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Wiliamsburg
Moscow
Commodore Perry
Harrison
Galney
Erie
Simon Hugh Holmids
Nova Scotia
John Sherman
American Statesman
Washington, D. C
Lancaster
Ohio
iMi
Episcopal Bishops
Xulckertooket Trust Conpany
New York
Henry M. Whitney 69th Birthday Birthday Note and Career Sketch
Henry M. Whitney prominent in New England politics and industry is noted for his 69th birthday. Born October 22 1539 in Conway Massachusetts he is son of Brigadier General James M. Whitney and brother of former Navy Secretary William C. Whitney. Whitney built Boston street railways and led Canada trade interests and advocated reciprocity. he led a Boston banking start then shipping in New York and later became president of a steamship company. He was Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor in 1905 and for governor the following year.
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Henry M. Whithay
Henry Melgie Whitney
New England
Conway
Mass
James M. Whitney
William C. Whitney
Navy
Cleveland
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
New York
Whitney
Canada
United States
Cominion
Massachusetts
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Universal Remedy
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to send for tests. The page also includes assorted notices and local items about medicine, household ads, and a coal development note near Madrid.
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Hall
Twomais
F. J. Cheney & Co
Trig
Madrid
Letter to Laborers in Iowa Coal Trade 1896 Context
An Iowa Labor Bureau data narrative compares 1896 coal pricing and wages with earlier times, praising organized labor for reducing strikes from 10 to 14% yearly averages and arguing that union agreements relied on sustained demand. It questions tariff elimination and industrial depression risks, noting lower strike disruption and labor costs amid rising coal value. A closing ad mentions Salmon cans at C H Eighmey's.
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Iowa Labor Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa
Todiay
Mins Coal
Lorelent Meanufacturer
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LG. Parrott, Bedstor
Cartier
Wit Six Meathe
Mill Ver Yeur
Uy Spail
Lee
Advanve
Guadron
Uterton
Revortere Teleyuones
Bern Puoxy
Bisineus
Sherief
Catalpa Plantations
Yagey
Catalpaja
Hansa
Gzar
Bulgaria
Turkey
Iawa
Waterloo Business College
Syn
Callar Telephone Me
A. F
Harvey
A. M
poLmes
Horace D. Taft
Watertown
Conn
William H. Taft
Connecticut
John Catzell
Nebraska Synod of the Prenbysterian Church
Cannan
Gene Standard
Nore Springs
Elks Halls
Elks Hall
Thera
Myers
Orchestra
Hollister
Wangler Bros
Simmons
Cening Castoria
C. H. Eighmey
Uncle Sam
Japan
Underwood
Tokio
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