The County Ticket Strong Republican Choice
The Blackhawk county Republican ticket is strong and worthy, with candidates capable of filling offices from president to township constable. Democrats seek to pull Republicans to their side, but true Republicans should support their own ticket to keep the party strong and win from top to bottom.
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Blackhawk County
T.e
Milan
Avery
Wader
Toker. S
Thess
Tetson
Repub- Megu
Votton
Farmer's Word to Farmers in Agriculturist Endorses Taft
The Northwestern Agriculturist denounces Bryan and backs Taft, urging farmers to vote on Election Day for patriotic duty. It argues the demagogue harms property owners and industry, predicts Taft’s win if farmers turn out, and calls neighbors to vote early on the first Tuesday of November.
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Northwestern Agriculturist
Minneapolis
Northwest
Bryan
Taft
Agriculturist
N Dt
William H. Taft
Political fortunes and event notes in early Buffalo
A fragmentary 19th century clipping surveys political risk from Bryan, reports horse shows with 825 workhorses and 73 judges in Buffalo, cites poultry and meat production figures from Technical World Magazine, and quotes Herman Kidder’s New York Starts Zeitung editorial criticizing Bryan’s economic stance.
Bryan A Menace in Lawrenceburg Says Election Impacts Prosperity
W. H. Catt, at Lawrenceburg Indiana on October 23, argues Bryan’s election threatens prosperity. He claims Democrats promise business harm while Republicans promise gains, saying the notion is not bribery but a stall in fact working men and business leaders should know.
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Bryan
W. H. Catt
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Iowa Timber Resources and Forest Plantings
Iowa farmers yield 46 cords of fuel and 252 poles from planted groves over years, earning about $1.05 to $29.26 per post. Native woodland loss raises prices. experiments at the state college seek preservative treatments to extend post durability. Forest types split between alluvial lowlands and upland slopes. cottonwood, willow, elm on bottomlands and hickory, oaks, ironwood on uplands. Windbreaks are valued but should not fully enclose orchards. plan site with home orchard needs in mind. The Forest Service surveyed native farm woods and planted groves to assess extent, character, value, and profitability of timber growing.
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Iowa
State College
Forest Service
Results of 1892 Election and Harrison's Legacy
The article surveys Harrison era statehood gains from 1845 to 1863, notes the 1892 contest largely mirrored 1848, and details the 1892 campaign. It covers Blaine’s bid, Cleveland’s nomination, Weaver’s People’s party, and the tariffs, plus the Homestead strike and the Democratic victory with 277 electoral votes to 145 for Harrison.
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Cleveland
New York
People’s Party
Congress
South
Omaha
James H. Weaver
Love
James G. Field
Virginia
Socialist Labor Party
Simon Wing
Massachusetts
John Bidwell
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Illilnois
Indiana
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Michigan
Harrison
Hartixon
Circular 184 Promotes Native and Planted Timber in Iowa
Forest Service Circular 184 outlines native and planted timber in Iowa. Available by applying through the Washington forester’s office.
This Date in History October 26 entries
November 26, 1934 issue compiles events on October 26 across centuries including the first American congress adjournment in 1174, Moltke’s birth in 1800, Penn’s death in 1803, a 18N7 war declaration, Elta canal completion in 1825, McClure’s Northwest Passage discovery in 1450, Mefeking bombardment in 1899, Stanton’s death in 1302, and Roosevelt sending Mastealf in 1905 to probe anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast.
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Count von Moltke
John Penn
North Carolina
Russia
Great Britain
Elta Canal
Albany
Northwest Passage
Capt. McClure
Investigator
Mefeking
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York City
Johnstown
N.Y
Roosevelt
Mastealf
San Francisco
Peelfie Coast
Edward Harrigan birth and career overview
The article notes Edward Harrigan born October 26, 1815 in New York City. It tracks his stage start before 25, rise as a popular variety actor, work with Tony Pastor, years as a touring performer, and later actor-manager in New York. It mentions his retirement in 1856 and return in 1905 in Old Tavander, plus his authorship of several successful plays. It also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and pricing.
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Edward Harrigan
New York City
Ant
Hts
New York Playhouse
Tony” Pastor
Mr. Harrigan
Metropolis
New York
Letter to Laborers on Jobs and Tariffs in 1890s
A broad argument to men in building trades about public works in the four years before 1896. The text blames Democratic misrule for unemployment and credits a Republican protective tariff for economic recovery and higher wages. It asks laborers to vote for the pro tariff leader and criticizes the German Wilson bill.
Canada election struggle foretells Liberal or Conservative victory
Ottawa reports a close general election with Liberals led by Laurier confident of a majority while Conservatives under Bardon claim gains in Quebec and the Maritimes. The Liberal platform emphasizes strong economic progress and better organization amid a tense national mood. Kidney health ad promotes Joley's Kidney Remedy as a tonic.
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Ottawa
Qnt
Dominion
Tve
Sly World Laurier
Robert L. Bardon
Liberal
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Manitoba
West
Lberal
Effects of Election On Wall Street Optimism
New York stock market edges higher as Taft leading in polls spurs confidence. analysts say election impact is temporary, with recovery backed by cheap money and strong farm prosperity. Western bankers bullish, eastern cities cautious. tariff revision near-term with mixed chances as Congress convenes.
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New York
Mr. Taft
United States
Ghenies
Prairie States
West
Congress
Républi
Senate
C. H. Eighmey
Pennsylvania Club Women Hold Annual Convention in Pittsburgh
Commuters completed final arrangements for the Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s Clubs annual convention at the Hotel Schenley with 600 visitors expected. Mrs Edward W Biddle of Carlisle will preside tomorrow morning, as delegates gather for sessions through Saturday covering child labor, smoke nuisance, public libraries and other topics of general interest.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
Schenley
Edward W. Biddle
Carlisle
Fedaration
President Roosevelt Turns 50 Tomorrow
Washington reports President Roosevelt will be 50 on October 27 1858 birth year noted. No special observance planned beyond routine days. A White House birthday dinner is expected with family and a few intimate friends.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Democratic Candidate Withdraws From State Race
Davenport Iowa reports Henry Boetiger democratic candidate for state representative forced to withdraw after charges from a local Republican paper. Boetiger, once discharged from the Iowa National Guard in 1892 for disrespect to President McKinley, allegedly made an obscene remark after the McKinley assassination news. The German American Alliances backed him, but many urged withdrawal. Officials may still list his name on the ballot as papers were filed late.
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Harrison
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Congress
Wdako
Wyoming
United States
Blaine
Weektess
James C. Blaine
National Republian Committee
Flarrison
Minneapolii
Whitelaw Heid
The
New York Tribune
Chicago
Cleveland
Adlai Stevenson
Linais
South
Davenport
Haskell
Henry _ Boetiger
Spettger
Iowa National Guard
William McKinley
McKinley
Boettger
Ottar
Co. 3
Davenpark
Boetiger
Allines
Allance
Bottger
Alliance
Doettger
Rare coins auction in New York draws collectors
Coin collectors from across the United States descend on New York to bid at Walter & Scott and the Collector's Club sale. The dispersal features gold coins in many types and varieties, including nearly a complete set of three dollar gold pieces from 1854 to 1889, plus thirty five dollar gold pieces dated 1795 to 1849. The collection also contains sixty gold dollars covering nearly every year of issue from the United States' smallest gold denomination.
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New York
United States
Walter & Scott
New Orleans
Dahlonega
Charlotte
Unveiling of Harrison Monument in University Park
Indianapolis October 26 details parade and ceremonies for unveiling the Harrison Monument in University Park honoring former President Benjamin Harrison. Vice President Fairbanks presides with speakers John L Griffiths and General John W Noble. James Whitcomb Riley will read a commemorative poem.
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Indianapolis
Campaign push roils through New York pivotal election
The New York state race dominates the final week of campaigning as Taft and Bryan marshal top speakers for stumping from ally to Buffalo. Democratic Bryan visits New York with a packed program including a Fifth Avenue reception, a Madison Square Garden mass meeting, and tours Albany Syracuse and Buffalo. Republicans rally Taft Hughes LaRoot with a schedule across the state concluding in multiple cities.
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New York
Buffalo
Thheir
Tait
Bryan
Partes
National Democratic Club
Fifth Avenue
Bryan Jis
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Greatdemocritia
Albany
Syracuse
Watt
Connecticut
Stanford
South Norwalk
Bridgeport
Adconia
Waterbury
Bristol
New Britain
Hartford
B. Bpeech
Capitol
Meriden
Wallingford
New Haven
Taft
Yale University
Tatt
Gav. Hughes
Mailoon Square Garden
Duce Japa
la Root
Gov. Hughes
Rochester
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Tg Continus
State Committee
Kingston
Brooklyn
The
Bronx
Ogdensburg
Auburn
Poughkeepsie
St Louis Horse Show Opens in New Coliseum at Night
The St Louis Horse Show in St Louis Missouri opens in the new Coliseum tonight as the event aims to be the most successful yet with seventy five classes to be judged and a prize list among the year's best with several hundred dollars in purses across harness and saddle divisions. The piece also promotes Hellbatter’s Rocky Mountain Tea for babies and advertises cabinet photos from L V Simmons gallery.
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ST. Louis
St Louis
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Waterloo Reporter
Matt. Farrett & Sons
Waterloo
L. G. Parrott
LY Mall
Postomice
Stoulit Alwara
Bet Proxa
Corn Hert Paone Eualuesy
Editorial Reams
the County Ticket
Francaise
Tityan
An Zanna
Venana
Technical World
Herman Kiddey
Democratic, National Committee
the New York
Zeitung
Bryan A Menace
Iowa Timber Resources
Forester
Hall
Ita
Adéresa
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tadeno
Drugelata
Toc
Edo
U. S. Labor Bureau
Canada
Joley
Foley's
Wangler Bros
I. K. Jader
Mwhild
Henry Clews
Wall Street
Locke
Pennsylvania Club
Henry Boettger
Movent
Walter Scott
Hollister
Bears
Camprick
Columbia Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Ratins
H. Kluger
Wingiula Ave
Tadfanopalia
Ind
Foley
Helllater
Baby
V. Simmons
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