Bryanites contrasting Philippines policy with Civil War era
The piece argues that Democrats and Republicans are reversing past liberties, comparing U S actions in 1861-65 to actions in the Philippines, claiming union authority and abolition of bondage, while urging subjugated peoples to accept governance as the South did during Reconstruction. It ends with a plug for Five, a printed notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Republican Party
Party of Freedom and Justice
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Philippine Islands
South
Iowa
Bryan Nomination Sparks Convention Conflict and Platform Split
The Kansas City convention nominated W. J. Bryan for president without dissent and endorsed the Chicago platform. The platform demanded free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, denounced imperialism, opposed militarism, and pledged to fight monopolies. It attacked the tariff as a trust maker and condemned the gold standard as unjust. It favored direct election of senators and a cabinet labor secretary, opposing Republican aims. Critics say the Bryan faction ignored the governed and Iowa delegates were managed, with farmers wary of land expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa
Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Leslie al. Shinn
Hamilton County
C. Weaver
Republican State Central
Com
C. W. Purnivs
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
Chicago
United States
Department of Labor
Farmers and locals update in July diary notes
News is scarce this week as farmers rest in shade or work in corn fields. Well drillers at Albert Bailey farm and tilers at John Garth place. Cass Canter and Walter Helmick repaint homes while Will Burleson adds a farm telephone. Mrs Ezra Bickford improves rheumatism but faces lung trouble. Ray McDermott visits relatives at Homer. July 3.
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Walter Helmick
Will Burleson
Albert Bailey Farm
John Garth
Ezra Bickford
Ray McDermott
Homer
Real estate land values and local notices in Webster Township
In Webster Township Boone area dealers report land selling from 45 to 860 an acre around Boone. Various locals and visitors are named with travel, church, and farm notes including missed or lost person inquiries and occasional farm activity.
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Boone
Mcfarland
Fardal
Stanhope
B. R. Swain
Ilinois
D.J. Hook
Webster City
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Congress
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Webster County
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DeWitt
H.é. Arthur
Cass Canter
Webster Township
Prairie Queen
Warren Johnson
Burnside
Mulberry
Adams
Martha Shinkle
Rose Boynton
Clarion
J. EH. Doolittle
Oakland
Cal
D. Christen
Iris
Misa Jessie Johnson
Poplar Grove
Louis Schoenberger
Albert Baily
Woodster City
G. W. Shafer
Blairsburg
Hamilton County State Bank
Hamilton
Auditor of State
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Wimilton County
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A. McMurray
3.C. Lenning
Kid Bank
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L. A. McMurray
J. D
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BREAL
Fenton
J. M. Pow
Brown
C. D. Hellen
Egsie Bailey
Nellie Stauffer
Samuel
Chauncy Thompson
Pennsylvania
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Kraune
Koltz & Little Druggists
D-T
Jiamilton
Kadinese
Tae
Votal
Seve
Oe Bibi
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W.O. Burleson
F. A. Eowanna
W. O. Burleson
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Eman
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H. J. Anuur
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Second Street
Weushen Crry, Iowa
Mull
Ask. Hanach & Co