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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1899

Page

5

Iowa Republican Platform Endorses McKinley and Shaw

The Iowa Republican platform reaffirms party devotion, praises McKinley’s presidency and Shaw’s state leadership, lauds debt repayment and treasury balance, endorses protection and gold standard, supports Henderson for Speaker, denounces the Chicago free trade platform, honors loyal Democrats, notes trust restraint, and backs naval and foreign trade expansion to aid American workers.

Iowa Wm. McKinley Spain Republic Wm McKinley Shaw Congress McKinley David B. Henderson House of Representatives Chicago Tenth United States

Present McKinney Guest of Northern Iowa Yesterday

The report notes Present McKinney visited Northern Iowa yesterday. Atlantic Mayor Curtis, serving on the insular commission, is likely to be named Porto Rico supreme court justice per the Audubon Republican. Sioux City Journal says Mr Bryan appeared aged sixty in town last week, overexerting himself and harming health. public regrets his fruitless effort.

Curtis Atlantic Insular Commission Supreme Court Porto Rico Audubon Republican The Sioux City Journal Bryan

Democratic speech in Pella stalls by censored band

The Honorable Cato Sells spoke in Pella but faced disappointment as the crowd gathered outside to hear the Star Spangled Banner while the hall benches stayed empty. The piece criticizes The Dea Moines Leader for supporting Fred White for governor and questions Iowa journalism and democracy.

Cato Sells Pella Dea Moines Iowa Fred White Egrapha

Three New Normal Schools For Iowa Proposed

The Washington Gazette argues for establishing three additional normal schools in Iowa to relieve Cedar Falls. It contends that extra institutions would broaden teacher training, enhance public schools, and yield 25 percent gains in citizenship and morals, while funds spent on higher education already benefit society.

Iowa Cedar Falla Cedar Falls State University and Agricultural College Towa Gazette Washington Gazette

A Malvern Leader Letter Critiques Republican Policy

A Republican voter in Malvern argues a shift to the Democratic party citing labor supply and wage effects. The writer, an employer, says Republican rule raises wages and tightens labor, harming his own interests, and concludes he must vote Democratic to avoid high labor costs. The piece ends with a self described “Weul Republican” note.

Kivker Malvern Leader Leaper Republican Party Democratic Party

J R Sovereign Departs Wallace Tribune In Censured Exit

The Weekly Statesman of Boise recalls J R Sovereign severing ties with the Wallace Tribune linked to old miners unions. It condemns his conduct, accusing him of aiding lawlessness, praising his private but criticizing his public stance and his eastward role as a press agent of anarchy.

Statesman Boise Ida- Tho J.R. Sovereign J. R. Sovereign Wallace Tribune Coeur Deisnes Sovereign Bose Anarchy

Telegraph defends Atlantic against Republican critique

The Telegraph rebukes the Anita Republican for labeling Atlantic with bank failures. It notes Whitney Bank’s satisfactory payments, Citi zen’s Savings’ strength, and condemns Cass County Bank losers, arguing Atlantic is a thriving, moral, self-made county seat deserving fair treatment.

THE Telegraph Anita Republican Sud Atlantic Briggs Whitney Bank Citizen’s Saving's Bank Cass County Bank Republican

Uinaldo Proclamation and Democratic Party Winds

A Uinaldo proclamation cites a strong American party pushing for Filipino independence. The Yebel chief misreads copperheads and predicts mass expulsion of soldiers and foreign massacres, but the U.S. will not withdraw. The Democratic Party has limited influence now and next year. A Bryan event for ladies was canceled due to illness, sparking questions about a candidates’ talks. A Iowa gubernatorial candidate’s backer voices concerns about Fred White, a churchman with thin religious ties, and Iowa’s Christian reputation.

Uinaldo America Yebel Bryan McLean Altgeld Goebel Philippines Aguinaldo United States Democratic Party St. Louis Globe Democrat Iris Harlan Govenor Iowa the Telegraph Fred White

Atlantic Boys to Welcome Home from List Regiment

Atlantic residents urge Council Bluffs to honor returning List regiment members. A large, representative committee should accompany them to the Bi a fra to welcome the soldiers home with a grand reception.

Atlantic Council Bluffs List Regiment Biafra Towa

Democracy's Position on Philippine War Sparks Debate

The piece laments Iowa volunteers returning from the Philippines as veterans, recounting their sacrifices and losses. It accuses the Democratic Party of opposing the war to gain political advantage, contrasting Republican support for peace and prosperity in former Spanish possessions. It asserts voters will repudiate Democratic stance, likening it to anti Civil War positions of 1864.

Iowa Philippine Islands Atlantic Islands Pacific Tagals Aguinsldo

Prices and silver coinage policy shift urged

The article notes a switch from seeking cheap prices under a free trade policy to now urging free coinage of silver to raise prices, reflecting a shift in party stance and economic strategy. The discussion centers on monetary policy and its impact on the cost of goods.

Atlantic Day Telegraph Ad Boosts Merchant Reach

Atlantic merchants will profit from advertising in the Day Telegraph. The paper’s subscribers increased by 100 last week and it reaches almost all homes in town each evening, read with interest. No circular, calendar, or billboard matches its reach.

Atlantic

Atlantic Urges Prosecution of Boy Beems and Jamison Case

Citizens back police actions against two alleged offenders, calling for firm prosecution and a citywide cleanup of criminal elements in Atlantic. The editorial urges stern measures to restore order within weeks.

Atlantic Beems Jamison

President McKinney Voices Steady National Policy

In Chicago, President McKinney declared the nation has advanced from Plymouth Rock to the Philippines with no backward step and urged the public to stay united behind the policy, noting broad popular support for the approach.

McKinney Chicago Plymouth Rock Philippines

Republican campaign progress in Iowa shown satisfactory

The campaigners report Iowa activities are going well for the party and the results are expected to be encouraging for those who seek good government and sound laws.

Iowa

Sammis to Speak in Massena Friday Evening

Hon J U Sammis of LeMars will address Massena on Friday evening October 20. An eminent attorney, he will entertain and instruct all listeners with his eloquence and reputation for clear, practical oratory.

J U. Sammis LeMars Iowa Massena Sammis

Hog stock sale from Nebraska ranch by R E Kina

For sale 140 stock hogs from Nebraska ranch offered in lots to suit purchasers. Alfalfa hogs shipped from the ranch and 100 head of good feeders also available. Independent seller R E Kina requests prompt inquiries and fair prices.

Nebraska R. E. Kina

Appetite of Goat Sparked by Dr King’s Pills

A remedy claim promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for poor digestion and weak appetite. It asserts the pills restore appetite, digestion, and regular bodily function, promising health and energy. Available for 25 cents at Vic Emmert & Co's drug store.

Dr. King Vic Emmert & Co

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed In Atlantic Testimonial

A resident endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure for back pain and kidney trouble. The ad claims many readers will share the endorsement as they read notices in Atlantic. It recounts a customer named P A Omundgon who improved after using the product and notes Foster Milburn Co as sole American agents in Buffalo New York with price six cents per bottle.

Atlantic Dean P. A. Omundgon Elmatreat Palmer & Findley Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, Y United States Dosa

For Rent and Local Offers From McGuire Lorah Iowa

Eighty acre farm near Buck Creek northwest of Atlantic offers rental. Union Entertainment Course season tickets at YMCA rooms provide reserved seats for six performances at 1.50. Also auction of livestock and general merchandise sale from October 1 to December 0 with low prices on children wear prints and footwear. W S McGuire Lorah Iowa.

Union McGuire

New Great South American Kidney Cuts Remedy Promises Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief claimed in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cuts. The ad touts prompt pain relief in bladder kidneys and back for both genders and immediate relief of water retention. Sold by F Parsons & Co Druggists Atlantic Iowa.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

TRE Weekly Telegraph Egan, Anderson & CO Aix L. M. Shaw J. C. Milliman J. C., Sherwin E. A. Dawson R. C. Barrett Republican County M. N. Baker T. W. Brown P. Hill I. B. Johnson M. I. Murphy R. D. Wilkin D. B. Frink Republican State Platform Northern Democraoy Rina Bros Ande Buck Creek Theo G. Steinke the Great Clothier
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