Tariff Debate and McKinleyism in State Speech
The speaker argues tariff protection as the Republicans main issue and criticizes gold monometallism. He notes the Wilson bill and McKinley tariff converge on rates, urges action at the November polls, and claims duty to constituents over personal interest. He believes most state residents share his stance on tariffs and monetary policy.
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McKinley Address of Congratulation in Camox
Ex Governor McKinley greets fellow townsmen at his home after a large parade from the courthouse, with F E Case delivering the congratulatory address. McKinley lauds citizen support, recalls decades of public service, and thanks supporters across parties. Paterson Hobart nomination celebrations follow in New Jersey with city-wide parade and fireworks. Garrett A Hobart born Long Branch 1644. Rutgers graduate. later state senator and railroad official. Also brief medical testimonial for Dr Kay’s Renovator.
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Republican Platform Declares Duty to Restore Prosperity
The Republican Party presents a platform praising 80 years of GOP rule and denouncing Democratic policy. It calls for protectionist tariffs, sound money, expansion of the navy, reciprocity, and sugar protection, with calls for civil service integrity, national arbitration, free homesteads, territorial representation, and women’s rights. The document endorses President Harrison’s administration and seeks renewed national unity under Republican principles.
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Republican County Convention Crowded Opera House in 1st Ward
The largest and most enthusiastic Republican county convention in the county opened at 1 20 pm with S P Ayres as temporary chair and Theo H Brown as secretary. Delegates from many wards and townships were listed, credentials approved, and Silas Wilson praised for St Louis convention remarks as McKinley portrait drew applause. The majority delegation was seated after contest from Grant township.
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G. A. Hill
Fred Saemisch
Horace Lynch
Grant Mackrill
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Committee On Credentials
Silas Wilson
St. Louis
Chinese general scorns Japanese power after Potsdam review
Li Hang Chang told the emperor that with such battalions he would annihilate the Japanese in one stroke after reviewing troops in Potsdam. He denied a China Russia secret treaty, but said a Russian railway could be built through Manchuria without harming Chinese sovereignty. In New York, Fremont Neb councilman L P Hanson fell from a hotel window, fracturing his skull and suffering facial wounds. condition serious.
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Dr Crider Lauded As Longtime Specialist Open House Tour
An advertisement touts Dr J Jackson Crider as Americas oldest and most successful specialist, founder of Ottumwa Medical and Surgical Institute and three institutes in Ottumwa New York City and Burlington, inviting visits to Windsor Hotel Atlantic Iowa for consultations and announcing his cure claims for tubercular disease cancer and female ailments with his Androsis bath and rectal suppository treatments amid a lengthy pitch to prospective patients.
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Ballot results and nominations from Atlantic convention
The convention nominated R H Shifflett for auditor and Mr McConville for clerk with strong support. Ballots for recorder favored GC W Andrew or Frank Herbert with multiple rounds. C A Meredith won county attorney while Boorman pledged support to the ticket. Delegates to state and judicial conventions named alongside congressional delegates. J A Conerd elected central committee chairman after a tied vote with R M Murray.
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