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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
4
Henry M. Mingay, business manager, announces subscription price at $2.00 per year. The Escorp will not discontinue at expiration unless arrears are paid. readers must request stop in writing. Courts hold subscribers responsible for full price until paid and discontinuation is ordered. papers returned are not notices of discontinuance.
A St Louis Globe Democrat critique traces Democratic panics from 1819 through 1893, argues the party causes financial crises, and predicts collapse if Bryan wins. It notes Watterson’s 1896 attack on Bryan, and lists Stevenson and Richardson notifying nominees. It ends with Bryan’s acceptance without silver reference.
A business reports rapid growth in six months with claimed gains of 182 percent in the sixth month over the first, 7034 percent in the sixth over the second, and 65 percent in the second over the first. The firm asserts truthful advertising and aligned product quality with its claims.
Major S. K. Hooper and colleagues from Denver and Rio Grande and Gafton City and Cripple Creek railroads meet city leaders to arrange a journalist tour for East Coast papers the New York Sun Philadelphia Times Baltimore Sun and Boston Journal. Citizens hear of an excursion train to Pueblo with a $1.25 round trip and 65 cent half tickets for children under twelve.
Delighted residents attended an August 2 cream social on the First Presbyterian church lawn to raise funds for a piano, despite rain concerns. George and Charles Whipple were feted at a Greenwood avenue gathering before college departures. Mrs. Geo Colgate hosted a birthday party for her son Albert with games and a festive supper. A view into local social life covers church volunteers, family milestones, and neighborhood chatter.
A lengthy notice from the Republican Central Committee of Colorado calls a state convention in Denver on September 7 1900 to nominate four presidential electors and state officers with 796 delegates. Fremont County gets 23. contests must be filed 72 hours prior. Additional notices cover Second Congressional District convention at Cripple Creek on September 5 1900 and Fremont County conventions to appoint delegates, plus a Carson City precincts breakdown and primaries suggested for August 20 1900.
For sale one pair driving mares one single driving horse pace another set surrey harnesses two double harnesses a surrey and a rubber tired road wagon. R S Coolbaugh 714 Main St
News notes report the Traveling Men's Protective association broadly supports McKinley. The Democratic state convention is set for Denver on Monday September 10 with 894 delegates including 164 from Arapahoe county. Reports cover a $50 million U.S. loan request by the English government, Fred Merrick’s arrest in Elbert county over Hugo train robbery, ongoing fighting in China with heavy casualties, Bryan League protests in Denver, and Denver engineers at Texas Creek overseeing the Silver Cliff extensions.
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