13 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1900
Page
1
The text notes invitation to the State Capitol cornerstone laying on November 27 and discusses McKinley’s presidential selection. It reports electoral votes tally of 287 for McKinley and 160 for Bryan, with Nebraska and Kentucky still doubtful and Arkansas counties yielding Republican gains.
The speaker notes McKinley reversed his positions on free silver and Porto Rico tariff, now supporting the current tariff while previously advocating free coinage and labeling policy as the nation's duty. The critique frames these reversals as evidence of political adaptability for the public good.
The text questions the absence of German anti imperialists and Dutch Bryan supporters divided over the South Africa war. It asks where Republicans who opposed McKinley’s policy and Catholics backing Bryan distributed, and what happened to the anticipated Bryan landslide.
The Chicago Record suggests William Jennings Bryan, defeated in the presidency race, could become a U S Senate candidate if Nebraska fusion forces prevail in the legislature. He would serve Nebraska and the nation, seen as a worthy public figure and equal to any potential colleagues in intellect and oratory.
W J Bryan described the election result as a surprise and noted gains in big cities but losses in smaller towns. He cited Republican voter mobility and prosperity arguments, denied altering plans, and said he would stay in Nebraska to rest before any future political moves. The piece ends with an unrelated store advert.
An old remedy touted as a quick fix for sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and bilious diseases. The advertisement emphasizes Tutt's Liver Pills as a timely aid against these conditions.
Paisley, president of the State Teachers Association, invites readers to seek quality education through Hendrix College and Central College. Hendrix College showcases a strong faculty and Christian guidance shaping young men for life. Central College features a three story brick female college building with modern utilities, electric lighting, steam heat, and expansive facilities supporting literary, music, art, and physical culture programs. The ninth session opened with a larger attendance, urging families in Conway to invest in education and homes there.
Census shows Conway at over two thousand residents marking it as the largest town between Little Rock and Van Buren. Hendrix College and Central College drive annual income of about thirty five to forty thousand dollars, fueling local livelihoods and commerce. The Ozark town, seven miles from the state’s center, offers cheap property and growing infrastructure including electric lights and mills, with a new Methodist church recently completed.
The election ends with McKinley likely re-elected by a large margin. Republicans gain in both houses as Bryan makes modest East gains, aided by prosperity as the strongest argument. Voters give the party four years to govern and face any ensuing mistakes.
In a New York state drug store Mr C R Grandin of Ontario recalls a winter incident where a customer asked for a cough medicine not in stock. He recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with refund if unsatisfied and later the customer urged a friend to buy it. For sale by W H Martin & Co.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe threat and lung troubles. It claims the syrup heals tissues, destroys germs, reduces inflammation, eases ex pectoration, and improves sleep. It asserts wide druggist endorsement and availability everywhere.
A good residence in the best portion of Conway Arkansas for rent. It has every convenience and a beautiful yard. Apply to Mrs. R. E. Conn Conway Ark. 43tf Eahs.
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