Fifteenth Annual Republican Iowa State Convention
The Fifteenth Annual State Convention of the Republican Party of Iowa will be held in Des Moines in June commencing at 11 oclock A M for nominating candidates for Governor and Superintendent of Public Instruction and other business. Delegates: one per organized county plus one for every two votes over one hundred cast for Ed Wright for Secretary of State in 1870. Arrangements with railroads for reduced fare.
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Republican Party of
Iowa
Des Moines
Ope
Oncreak
Ed Wright
Republcan
State Central Committee
Cedar County Republican Convention Delegates to State Gathering
Cedar County Republican delegates will meet at Tipton Court House on June 7 at 1 PM to select eleven delegates for the State Convention in Des Moines on June 21 1871. Township representation is based on one at large plus one per fifty voters or fraction over twenty five cast for Hon. Fd Wright. Delegates meet by township caucus on a June Saturday at designated times. list of township entitlements and committee members is provided.
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Cedar County
Court House
Tipton
Des Moines
Fd Wright
Central Committee
I'Ass
Masstion
Dayton
Pioneer
Fremont
Red Oak
Farmington
Rochester
Fairfield
Springdale
Gower
Springfield
Iowa
Sugar Creek
Inland
Centre
Robert Gower C. Finch
J. W. Beaty
T. C. McClelland
L. H. Miller
Wm. Neeley
Allen Nesbit
F.M. Brown
W. H. van Ness
W. 8.Chase
Jas. Frame
Thos
Shearer
Ellison
M.G. Miller
4Acol Moore
Jesse James
John Dance
Paris Entered by the Versaillists in Paris Commune Collapse
Dispatches report Versailles forces entering Paris by six gates with little resistance, closing on Hotel de Ville and surrounding Palais de Industrie. A confronto at Rue St Honore and Arc de Triomphe sweep as Communists retreat to Rue de Rivoli and Place Bastille amid explosions and citywide commotion.
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Paris
Versailles
Hotel de Ville
Versaillists
Palais de Industrie
Rue St. Honore
Concegieries
MacMahon
Arc de Triumph
Champs Elysseea
Rue de Rivoli
Rue St. Antoine
Place Bastille
Espanade Des Invalides
Senators oppose ratification of treaty as crime and perjury
The text argues against approving a treaty likened to the treaty of Limerick. It claims ratification would entail violation and perjury and would condemn its supporters to oblivion and infamy. It adds the Republican party should ignore the treaty to stay true to its principles.
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Limerick
Republican Party
Iowa items and notices from Mt Pleasant to Muscatine
Dr Dudley at the Towa Insane Asylum Mt Pleasant died last week. Rev Kendig lecturing in Iowa. Osage brewery McKinlay Newcomb destroyed by fire Saturday. Many papers urge postponement of editorial excursion. Deputy Postmaster L N Smith of Stuart arrested for mail robbery bound over $2000. Iowa City Grand Jury found no bill on body snatching case. University of Iowa catalog details academic year attendance. Muscatine votes 728 majority for 5 percent rail road tax. Coal outlook Iowa future gains noted by Prof Butler. Davenport Gazette notes Clinton seeks $10,000 for Iowa Southwestern railroad. failure may push crossing at Princeton.
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Dudley
Towa
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Kendig
Iowa
L.N. Smith
Stuart
Iowa City
Bradley
Iowa State University
Law Dept
Muscatine
J. D. Butler
Vermont University
Montpelier Chronicle
Davenport Gazette
Clinton
Iowa Southwestern
Princeton
Scott County
Ratification of the New Treaty Faces Broad Support
The public mood favors ratification with general newspaper support. Grant would gain strength for re election if ratification succeeds. Reverdy Johnson urged swift action, earning praise for steadfast leadership amid critics. Republican opposition remains vague, but some senators worry over the arbitration choice by Emperor William of Germany in the San Juan dispute.
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Grant
Reverdy Johnson
Washington
The
Tribune
San Juan
William of
Germany
Illinois Fruit Prospects Reported by Journal in May
The Journal notes Southern Illinois strawberry shipments reach eight to ten carloads with peak activity expected this week. Early apple prospects look favorable, ripe fruit around June 5, large early apple crop anticipated, and pears likely to be about one third. Peaches will be plentiful locally but sparse north of Carbondale, with grapes also promising. Grain crops thrive but rain is needed to prevent damage. An insect outbreak in Mercer county threatens early potatoes, prompting an aggressive pest control push. The Savannah News criticizes Ku Klux activity and mentions a Clarendon District school official’s death, plus a discussion on the meaning of a kiss and a 1769 German love letter definition.
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Illinois
Southern Illinois
Ihe
Makanda
Illinois Central
Carbondale
Southern
Mercer County
Controversy Over Monuments and Politics Splits District
In Scott County debates over a proposed monument to Gen Robert E Lee stir factions while fundraising nears twenty thousand dollars. The San Francisco murder case of Mrs Fair advances on a new trial appeal and Southern Democrats face treaty tensions amid accusations of England sympathy and anti reparations. A Charlotte Bulletin quote shows harsh Southern views, and a ten thousand dollar I S W subscription drags forward as locals decide, fearing an unfinished road and taxing delay.
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Tipton Advertiser
U.‘l
Osage
McKinlay & Newcomb
Illinois Fruit
Savannah News
Ku-Klux Organization
Ku-Klux
Clarendon District
South Caroline
Ceres
Robert E. Lee
England
Charlotte
N. C
Vinnie Ream
Bulletin
State of
Vincent Keith
Cedarity
Wolf & Landt
It Court
Fredrick Richmann
Louisa Richmann
Wm. Knabe & Co
Awnp Ornen
B. Shoninger & Co
E. F. Needham & Son, Church and Parlor
Ponca Manufacturers and Importers
J. Bauer & CO
Water
Washington Street
Ombaco
Broadway
H. V
Brutis Opera House
Davenport
Bodee
R. 1. & P. Et Co Nee
M. Beach
Tion
Court House Square
Iowan
Johnson
R. E. Sellers & CO
Pittsburg, PA
Sole Proprietors
William W. Coe
Charles
Middletown
Conn
John D. Johnson
Elisha
Hubbard
Wo Wallace
Shi
Harry Hatch
Cedar Streets
Palmer House
Lumber Yard
C. W. Eckel & Bro
Winnoolesale & Retail
Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Doors& Winnow Frames
Ww. W. Webster
Simpson & Webster
Culverwell
Aliouit
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