Political fight over Town delegate to national convention
The stand patters and Cummins forces clash to control the Town delegation to the Republican National Convention. Governor Cummins seeks a seat and a resolutions committee role to push the tariff plank. J W Blythe will not head the delegation, backing stand patters to block Cummins. The battle centers on the Third Fourth Sixth and Ninth districts.
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Towa
Cummins
Cummings
J. W. Blythe
Crovernor Cummins
Our Foreign Trade Under Protection Credited
Cedar Rapids Republican argues protection has boosted U S foreign commerce, noting exports totaling 81 392 000 000 and leading positions of Britain Germany France the Netherlands Austria Hungary and Russia in a defense of protective tariffs against free trade critics.
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United States
Germany
France
The
Netherlands
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Adam Smith
Cedar Rapids
Financial independence of the Northwest in banking
Walter Wellman reports Washington views the Northwest thriving on self capital without New York aid. The piece argues money centers rely on country banks, creating interdependence between regions. It notes seasonal demand and crop cycles shape credit, delaying full regional independence.
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Walter Wellman
Washington
Northwest
New York
Bemsons
Pha
Dubuqque
Mark Hanna Denies Presidential Candidacy Rumors
In Pittsburg, Senator Hanna rebuts claims he seeks the presidency and confirms he has sent 2,000 personal letters denying nomination. He accuses Democratic papers of exaggerating anti Roosevelt sentiment and argues opposition is confined to Democrats and a Wall Street faction. Cedar Rapids Republican.
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Mark Hanna
Pittsburg
Hanna
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Faces Republican Nominational Opposition
The Brooklyn Eagle reports plans by anti Roosevelt forces to nominate Taft citing Wall Street acceptance while noting opposition remains in some circles. The piece dismisses much of the talk as rot despite some dissent in financial sectors.
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Roosevelt
Brooklyn Eagle
Taft
Eagle
Wallstreet
Wall Street
Federal Judgesshin Deadlock Across Iowa Delegation
Washington reports the Iowa delegation remains deadlocked on appointing a federal judge for the northern district. Another ballot is planned Saturday as the delegation reconvenes to select a nominee. The lead candidate, former Judge Thomas Healey, is still favored to receive the delegation’s recommendation.
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Washington
Iowa
Ibiy Opud
Thomas Healey
Drainage ditch ruling and political shifts loom in Iowa
The Iowa Supreme Court declares drainage ditch taxation unconstitutional where benefits and notices do not apply, a ruling that affects most ditches in the state and may drive new legislation. Meanwhile, J L Karpear withdraws from a congressional race aiding D C Chase, who hints at possible candidacy, as calls grow to repeal the tax ferret law and Democrats ponder Hearst for president.
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Lowa
Towa
General Assembly
Bryan and Hearst in Democratic Party Debate
The piece discusses William Jennings Bryan and his role in the Democratic Party, noting his long leadership in presidential campaigns, integrity, and opposition to mercenary politics. It contrasts Bryan with Hearst and examines potential implications for Nebraska delegates and the St. Louis convention.
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Bryan
Hiryan
Democratic Party
Nebraska
St. Louis
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Untl
Cale
Tharst
Bryno Democrats
Hearst Guey Wake
Williamt Jegnings Bryno
Lfiu
Hiv Party
Cquid
Kamrar Withdraws From District Race Stirring Politics
Report notes Hon J L Kamrar of Webster City withdraws from the congressional race. The move shocks Hamilton County as Kamrar, an anti Curmino supporter, allies with Chase and prompts questions about his motives and future candidacy. Also mentions Governor Cummings inaugural, tariff and reciprocity views, and other national political chatter.
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J.L. Kamrar
Webster City
Kamrar
Chase
Hamilton
Avacy
Political shifts and banking surges in Boston and Iowa
Mr Shaw refuses to resign amid a push for presidential approval from Boston leaders. Bryan predicts a Democratic victory with a dark horse nominee. Congressional bids form in LeMars Eleventh district, while Fourth district contests emerge with Haugen and Eaton named. Other Iowa figures named include Garrabee Bowen Reed and Rule. New York weekly bank statement shows $17.4 million extra cash and $35.66 million more deposits, with deposits again exceeding loans for the first time since last February.
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Bryan
Haugen
W. L. Eaton
Osage
Law& Touse
Garrabee
Fayette County
Burr
Chas
DD. Ellis
Floyd County
Reed
Howard County
Bowen
Allamakee County
Duncan Rule
Cerro Gordo County
New York
Religious meetings sweep Methodist and Presbyterian churches
Notes describe ongoing Methodist meetings with conversions and sermons by Mrs Dean. Presiding Elder Macdonald will attend Friday for a quarterly conference. Reverend Woh McLeod preaches at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10:40 am on Imagination and Conduct. Dr JN McGash of the Anti-Saloon League leads an evening program and temperance rally with a 2:30 pm gathering and 7:30 pm union meeting at the Presbyterian and later a grand charge at the Presbyterian church. The U I society and a 10 cent admission event also announced. A big temperance rally featuring Dr McCash is set for Sunday afternoon and evening, promoting a new, less noisy approach. Ministers urge attendance at both union services.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Dean
Macdonald
M.E. Church
Woh. McLeod
Presbyterian Church
Mstherville
I. N. McCash
Anti-Saloon League of America
McCash
St the Christiano Church
Pharmacy ad and local notices mix in faded text
A local newspaper fragment mentions a pharmacist L. N. Rytten offering pure drugs with no substitutions. It notes a basket social to be hosted by Miss Exthey Dulles at the Bloomsburg house Friday evening with a large turnout expected. Additional lines discuss railroad layoffs and shipping impacts, plus scattered rural references.
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Railroa
Blomseboo
Thompagas
Grpeins Y
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