Primary Legislation Debate on Party Nomination Reform
A long dissenting column argues against replacing party primaries with a public nominating system. It warns of higher costs, loss of county conventions, and risk to party influence, while urging careful, fair legislation and possible public vote. It cites La Follette and mentions Doyle Dolliver Hepburn bills, plus commentary on diplomacy and reciprocity.
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Algona
Des Moines
Vilage
la Follette
Wisconsin
United States
Dolliver
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Dollivan Hepburn
American Diplomacy Compared with European Practice
Francis C. Lowell argues in the January Atlantic that the United States rightly appoints diplomatic representatives from leaders in other fields. He contrasts U S results since 1850 with Europe, noting American envoys in London have included Ingersoll Adams Buchanan Dellas Beversly Johnson L Motely Schenck Pierrepont Welsh J R Lowell Edward Phelps Robert Lincoln and others.
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Francis C. Lowell
Atlantic
United States
Mr. Lowell
Trondon
Joseph R. Ingersoll
Charles Francis Adams
James Buchanan
Geo. M. Dellas
Beversly Johnson
J. L. Moteley
R. C. Schenck
Edward Pierrepont
John Welsh
J. R. Lowell
Edward J. Phelps
Robert T. Lincoln
The January Magazines and Notable Pages Mentioned
The note surveys McClures January issue with Ray Stannard Baker on The Private Car and the Beef Trust and references Cosmopolitan’s Let us take charge of our Own Property by Ernest Crosby. Charles Edward Russell’s Germanizing the World is praised. A line about three triplets and Rocky Mountain Tea ends the item.
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McClures
Ray Stannard Baker
Beef Trust
Ernest Crosley
Crosley
Charles Edward Russell
America
Schurz
Baker
McClure
McClure’s Magazine
Lydia E Pinkham and the Roots Behind a Health Empire
A Boston area woman born Lydia Estes in 1819, educated and married Innac Pinkham, built a family business from herbal remedies. After a 1873 financial crisis, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound emerged from kitchen experiments, expanded via pamphlets and later newspaper ads, and became a worldwide symbol of women’s health guidance through generations.
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Estes
Orn
Lynn
Mass
Innac Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thi
Pinkhams
Lydia & Pinkham
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
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Leader
James Patterson
Geo. L. Galbraith
Dry Lumber
Woodford
Wheeler Lumber
Ambrosda
CALL
D. WH
Autcavis
Ena Ueon
Ashler
g.Aa
Palmer Asst
The
First National Bank
Algona, Iowa
Hatshing
KR. V. Awetthug
Dineorons
Qinbrase
A. Owl
R. H. Spanner
Wm. K. Puriuson
H. Inghass Bisident
Theo, Cherischuller
Lewis G. Smith
Guster
Kossuth County State Bank
W.A. Ingham
Jobo G. Smith
J. B. Jones
Theo
Chrischilles
Lewla H. Smithinworous
New Wadsworth Barnet Devine
Algona State Bark
Kiowa
D. Clarke
Ghubb
J. W. Binchon
Geo Galbraith
Myron Sohanst
Fred Miller
County Savings Bank
Anteen and
Algona, IA
Does & General
Sally
Orrroans
J. Murtagh
C. B. Hatentus
Vice Press
A. Vesper
Mia
Jamin Dunesn
Haynesville
Wilestrip
Braad Ggt
Manera Fenlllty
Ged Oanty
Milplore
Price Fo
St. Vingent’s Tofant Asylum
Chicago
Julia
Foley
EB. E. Conner
Eoarr & Haggard
Thos. F. Bayard
John Hay
Joseph Choate
Whitelaw Reid
Lhnd
England
Lowell
University
Normal School
Agricultural College
Nevada
Late Young
Cummins
Iowa
Iwe
Geo. D. Perkins
Chicago Record-Herald
Sioux City
Santa Claus
January
William
Willis
Bui
Rocky Mountain
R. EL Miller
Lydia E
McClure’s
U. S. McClure Company
East 28Rd Street
Haggard & Peek
Uisielet Court
United Statesilant
Utylnion
John Lars Bankrunt
John Larson
Algons
Kossuth County
Notley
Dannery
Joan Lit
Algony
Kaewgouty
Cawa
Sperour W. Crowell
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