Republican State Platform Endorses McKinley Era Policies
The Iowa Republican platform reaffirms party devotion and praises McKinley’s administration, Shaw’s Iowa leadership, war mobilization, protectionism, and gold standard. It endorses Henderson for Speaker, denounces Chicago free trade and free silver, and backs loyalty across parties, anti-trust measures, and strong national defense.
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Iowa
Chas
Bichinley
Spain
Wm McKinley
Shaw
Iown
Congress
McKinley
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Chicago
United States
Frep WHITE Urges Iowa Aid to Forty-First Soldiers at Shore
Democratic candidate Frep White condemns the war by fire and sword on innocent people. He argues the armed assault on a peaceful nation is barbaric and unjustified, calling for aid to the gallant Fifty-first. He asserts the claim would be important if true.
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Frep White
Iowa
American
George III
Greaca
Gardner and Telegraph Clash Over War Support in Iowa
The letter condemns the Telegraph for hysteria and for urging continued support for the war. It claims the Iowa editor backs soldiers in the Philippines and criticizes Bryan for opposing the war, while noting Utah observers view Gardner as a quack doctor.
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Gardner
Telegraph
Iowa
Philippines
Bryan
Utah
ATKinson to Receive Bouquets at Dewey Celebration
The Register notes ATKinson will not need an extra carriage for bouquets at the Boston Dewey celebration. A feature of the day would be his official banishment from town, per the paper's colorful remark.
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Atkinson
Boston
Register
Gold Standard Debate Sparks Editorial Retort
Exellent Editor Mott of the Audubon Republican journal rebuts Cass County Democrat for praising the current money system while lampooning a push for a formal gold standard. The piece argues the present arrangement is satisfactory though risks of a double standard and emergency provisions are noted.
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Exellent
Mott
Audubon Republican
Brother Gardner
Cass County Democrat
Iowa
Bryan
Sryan
Altgeld
Bryanic Alternatives in a Pioneer Press Opinion
The Pioneer Press mocks William Jennings Bryan proposing two alternatives for Republicans: a republic in the Orient under Dewey and a home empire led by an imperial elite. It suggests Bryan would need to don imperial purple to back free silver, ending with Vive lEmpereur as satire.
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Bryan
Orient
United States
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Philippine Groupe
Stars and Stripes
Pioneer Press
Gardner Emerges as Champion for Cheap Money
The Telegraph praises Editor Gardner for pushing the money question, abandoning the grand jury issue, and endorsing 16 to 1. He seeks open party fight on monetary reform, opposing war phrasings, and signaling support for the Chicago platform with boldness and clear stance. Brave Mr. Gardner.
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the Telegraph
Gardner
Democratic Party
Casa County
Chicago
E ecr on Day Four Weeks From Next Tuesday
E ecr notes a filing or event scheduled on the fourth day after the week starting with next Tuesday. The item signals a procedural timeline with a date anchored to a weekday reference and weekly cadence.
Common People Rule and Party Appeals in Texas Speech
A Texas audience heard Mr. Bryan praised as champion of the common people while a Republican line argued the party has always served public prosperity. The speaker claimed Democrats seek heart throb sympathy, while Republicans listen to the purse strings and the money devil claim. Both sides praised their base and warned against prejudice in politics.
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Bryno
Texas
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Dewey Homecoming Shapes Democratic Struggle in 1898
The piece notes Dewey returned to acclaim for the victory at Manila Bay, pressuring the Democratic Party to align with his triumph. It argues voters love the war success, not Dewey himself, challenging White’s antiwar stance and underscoring the political stakes of supporting or opposing the Philippine conquest.
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Dewey
Democratic Party
White
Egent
Mr. White
Philippine Islands
Republicans Open Iowa Campaign With Strong Rally Support
Tas republican speaking campaign opened in Iowa on Saturday with almost all congressmen and several state officers. Democrats faced sharp propositions while Republicans defined their position with clearness. Great audiences attended each event and enthusiasm ran high.
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Iowa
Tur Griswold Predicts GOP Victory in Local County Race
Tur Griswold quotes place of republicans in county politics, asserting a favorable outcome in the next election. He claims voters should feel satisfied with current prosperity under the administration and expects the prophecy to prove true.
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Tur Griswold
White stance fails to draw Iowa audience at opera house
A small audience and clear lack of enthusiasm marked Candidate White's meeting at the opera house last night. The turnout and reactions suggest limited appeal for a platform advocating hard times among Iowa residents.
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White
Opera House
Iowa
Keokuk Street Fair Sets Two Political Days
The Keokuk street fair will host Republican and Democratic days with Gov. Shaw addressing the crowd on one day and William Jennings Bryan speaking on the other. The Gate City predicts Shaw will deliver the more sensible speech.
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Keokuk Street Fair
Shaw
Bryan
Gate City
Admiral Dewey Returns Home Builds Confidence for All
The public expresses universal confidence in the celebrated naval hero Admiral Dewey as he returns home, assuring supporters from all parties of his enduring leadership and national security.
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Admiral Dewey
Atlantic Merchants Display Wide Stocks
Atlantic merchants display extensive stocks of merchandise across multiple outlets, highlighting variety and availability for shoppers. The inventory reveals a broad range of goods, including seasonal selections and daily essentials, inviting customer visits to compare prices and offerings.
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Atlantic
Democratic silver issue dominates campaign despite anti imperial talk
The piece notes that anti imperial sentiment is not shaping the coming election as silver coinage remains the main issue. It cites Chicago platform support for free silver and urges free coinage advocates to align with Republicans to defend the flag in the Philippines. A Bryan appearance in Papillion is pictured, showing smaller crowds than exaggerated by press reports.
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Woncredit
Lowa
Chicago
Republican Party
Philippines
Carroll Herald
Telegraph Bulletin Board
Papillion
Neb
Bryan
Gold Standard Proposal and McKinley Tour in Cass County
A discussion argues that adopting gold as the currency standard will stabilize the financial system and keep money on a government-backed par in value. It praises President McKinley’s public outreach and predicts safe policy with ongoing congress checks. The Cass County Republican ticket is commended for orderly campaigns, urging straight-ticket voting to sustain party strength.
Hostilities Expected This Week in South Africa
Cape Town dispatch reports Boer republics demanded British intentions in threatening terms but deny an ultimatum. Outlying districts may see hostilities this week. Afrikander leader Hoffmeir credited with delaying actions. Also notes formation of the American League in New York to oppose warlike policy and expansion of American institutions.
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London
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Hoffmeir
Cape Colony
American League
New York
Bolton Hall
United States
Bryan Down Sick in Iowa Forces Canceled Campaign Dates
W. J. Bryan is very ill at Fred E. White farm near Webster Iowa and may suspend campaign work in Iowa Kentucky and Ohio. A doctor orders rest as friends plan to cancel two to three speeches daily and a statewide tour ending in Sioux City.
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Webster
W. J. Bryan
Fred E. White
Iowa
Bryan
Kentucky
Ohio
Keokuk County
White Farm
Mr. Bryan
Sioux City
Republicans Begin Speaking Campaign in Iowa Districts
Iowa Republicans opened campaigning in most congressional districts on Saturday with meetings led by Senators Allison Gear Lacey and others. Key issues cited were support for the president's Philippine policy and passage of the gold standard law.
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Des Mores
Iowa
Dolliver
Mount Pleasant
Harlan
Allison
Marion
A. B. Cumming
Charles City
Gear
Weat Liberty
Henderson
Waterloo
Blaze at Birmingham destroys large livery stable block
Fire started last night in A. J. Bennett & Co. livery stable in Birmingham Alabama. It engulfed almost the entire block bounded by Whehungton Clinton Green and Randolph streets. Loss estimated at about 76060 dollars.
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Birmingham
Hunesville
Ala
A. J. Bennett & Co
Marrow's Kidneoids and Cyclopedias Featured in 1899 Ads
A promotional excerpt touts Marrow's Kidneoids for kidney ailments and lists a testimonial from Geo I Miller of Council Bluffs Iowa. It also extols Johnson's Cyclopedia with endorsements from Rev E fill and E S Hon. The ad promotes tiny fifty cent prices, mailing options, and a relief claim for stomach liver and kidney troubles with a testimonial from J W Gardner of Idaville Indiana praising Electric Buyers for renewed strength and appetite.
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Marrow
Nedda
Geo.i’. Miller
Soldiers Retoif Fund
South Main St
Council Bluffs
Towa
Morrow
H. G. Weber & Co
John Morrow & Co
Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Johnson
Fill
D. D
Congregational Church
Atlantic
Iowa
Appleton and Johnson
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
Ind
Vic Emmert& Co
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R. D, Wilkin
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