Tariff Revision Debate Reflected in Minneapolis Speech
The piece analyzes the presidents Minneapolis address and argues it shows no real split between the administration and Iowa Republicans on tariff revision. It cites Governor Cummins and others, notes the need to balance revision with stability, and discusses public reaction and a Dukes trial controversy tied to local school affairs.
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Minneapolis
Town
Iowa
Chicago Post
Cummins
Delliver
Tabcock
Eeil
Towa
Lowa
Cost of Living Through the Ages and Immigration Surge
A summary discusses fluctuating living costs from 1480 to the 1890s and beyond, noting war prices and later cheaper periods. It also reports a large wave of immigrants moving west via Chicago and plans by U S government representatives to Panama Canal work.
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Dian'a
Cedar Rapids
Europe
Chicago
United States
Colon
Panama Canal
President's speech aligns with prior tariffs stance
Sioux City and Dubuque papers note harmony with earlier protectionist views. Republicans urged to back tariff adjustment to fit domestic needs, with duties used to protect industries and some to be withdrawn as appropriate.
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Dubuque
Allison
Poison Cowbane At Glenwood Tragedy Reported At Trial
The Town Experiment Station released a signed statement by Prof. Pammel regarding poisons in Glenwood linked to the poisoning incident. Press dispatches earlier reported three children affected, with Ira aged ten and Ross aged eight among those harmed, two dying from the exposure while John, a child of T. Y. Johnage, survived.
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Pammel
Glenwood
Ira
Ross
Childern
T. Y. Johnage
John
Water hemlock dangers and agricultural notes
An aged seven year old boy escaped serious poisoning after ingesting a root. the plant is cowbane water hemlock, a carrot-family weed with pungent roots and white umbels. The bulletin notes the plant’s marshy habitat, characteristics, and cautions while detailing related flour trade and a pipe organ recital plus various local notices and remedy advertisements.
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Amanda Kingery
Irvin J. Frilman
Glenwood
April session of the board of supervisors approves local road grant
The board of supervisors met in April in the auditor's office and approved a road petition west of town for C. P. Clay and others. The two mile road along Tom Goggin's farm follows section lines with four minor jogs around Mr Goggin's grove. The board then left for Wallingford to inspect and take over ground in 12 Mile Lake township where HB Egerteon and others petitioned for a road.
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Board of Supervisors
C. P. Clay
Tom Goggin
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