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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
1
The document lists the Republican National Ticket for president William McKinley of Ohio and vice president Theodore Roosevelt of New York. It also names the Congressional Ticket with J. A. T. Hull as the candidate for the Seventh District.
The Capital reports Arkansas Democrats nominate Jeff Davis for governor while Kansas farmers seek higher harvest wages and Kansas City police announce extra officers for convention week. The Pierce Wallace and Stewart Pierce disputes persist, with Hoar endorsing McKinley Roosevelt though opposing Philippine policy.
Three Oaks Michigan celebrated the Dewey cannon unveiling with a per capita donation of 1.36 dollars from a town of 87 people in 1890. The village led rival cities nationwide due to unity and collective effort, proving a united community can accomplish public improvements.
The statement notes one major fact about female education: American women who achieved distinction in original work largely had old fashioned training. It argues college bred women, 80 for, have succeeded mainly as teachers, and questions whether natural development versus artificial molding explains this.
The July McClures Magazine features Rudyard Kipling with a debut story The Outsider about a self important subaltern at a remote railway station. Also in the issue are Railway Development in China by Barclay Parsons with illustrations, Bret Harte, Cyrus Townsend Brady pieces, and a Sea Builders article on lighthouses.
The Cuban education system will send 1450 teachers led by Mrs. Alexis F. Frye to Cambridge for six and a half weeks. Harvard University will provide instruction and board at $70,000 total cost, with trips to Niagara Falls Chicago Washington and New York before returning home on government transports.
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