16 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Conway Log Cabin
Location
Conway, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1900
Page
1
The cornerstone laying ceremony for the State Capitol is scheduled for November 14. State officials expect a formal address and ceremonial remarks from leading figures as construction milestones are highlighted.
A fragmented note speculates Arkansas officials may be disappointed if a seventh classman is not added this year. The text also loosely references China as a military power, suggesting Armageddon could be pulled off there.
Comments suggest Republicans slow on business after voting, especially in the East, reflecting a belief that Bryan will win. The remark frames a broader political mood following the election.
Cotton and cotton seed markets rise with higher prices and ample money, while Hendeinson County Fair draws large crowds in its opening week. Clarksville residents praised for their civic effort. W A Garland contemplates mandamus to place on ballot for Congressman at large. Historical notes recall Yale rally, Bryan insult episode, and Youtsey courtroom outburst.
Former president Benjamin Harrison withdraws backing from McKinley criticizing Republican Porto Rico tariff policy as a grave departure from right principles and signaling his stance against the McHanna Roosevelts faction.
The recent elections in England give the present ministry an overwhelming endorsement. This means the people approve of the war in South Africa and will back Chamberlain in continuing aggressive policies and exploitation.
A pamphlet issued by the Frisco Railway Co. highlights Arkansas scenery. The pamphlet promises striking views and aims to attract travelers by showcasing beautiful landscapes within the state.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as life giving for thousands. It claims to restore appetite when it fails, ease the burden of food, rebuild flesh, and support energy for hard work. The copy emphasizes taste and digestibility and cites Bowne as a promoter.
A Republican source claims Democrats face near impossibility securing meeting halls in Baltimore Maryland as Republicans arrange to bar access. Bulldozing tactics attributed to Mark Hanna's party are said to be pursued vigorously until the election.
The text notes Roosevelt touring the West with small crowds and tempers frayed. He was mobbed at Victor Colorado and Chicago, met a chilly reception in St Louis, and was stoned in Fort Wayne Indiana, suggesting he may shift from a confident hero pose to a martyr image as the campaign continues.
Richard Olney, secretary of state under Cleveland, has become one of William Jennings Bryan's strongest supporters. He authored the Monroe Doctrine and warned that if McKinley wins, the doctrine would die as the U S would be unable to oppose encroachment by other powers while pursuing aggression abroad.
In St Louis Roosevelt challenged the idea of flag loyalty, arguing Manila was won with Filipino aid and condemning imperialism. He urged voters to see Teddy Roosevelt as the contrast to an “ideal statesman” and to vote on November 6.
A Clinton Democrat clipping urges residents to establish a direct public highway from here to Conway Arkansas. The article argues the road would curb Morriston’s influence, boost competition, aid farmers, and benefit merchants by connecting to Conway, the Ft. Smith road’s largest town and best market.
Three steam engines in good condition offered for sale with terms to suit buyers. Two engines are 20 HP each and one is 25 HP. Also listed are a Kingsland and Douglas saw rig and a first class wood lathe. In Conway Arkansas contact H. L. Thompson.
Advertisement promising Tutt's Liver Pills prevent and cure a range of ailments including Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice and torpid liver. Claims include absolute cure and preventive benefits for liver related diseases.
Saloon men seek injunctions against pro saloon opponents while suits for damages mount. Marcos Lopez discusses Filipino government aims in New York. Yellow fever serum approved in Mexico City. Indictment for Mrs. Nesenheines in Missouri. China warns against expeditions against Boxers as McArthur plans troop shifts to Manila. Coal miners strike in Wilkesbarre with union demands. Oklahoma territory land patents under review. France and Russia push a Franco Russian plan on China with indemnities and guard. Wichita boy shoots sister. census notes city growth. Galveston relief and rail support praised. Amalgamated Steel Workers reach wage accord. Boer clashes near Portuguese frontier. Treasury moves vast cotton funds. several ships ordered for Asiatic stations. Attacks on missionaries reported from Yangtse Valley. Frankfort jury convicts James Howard in Goebel murder case. Mexican mob riots in Conception del Orte. Roosevelt disrupted meeting with hoodlums in Victor.
A sweeping digest notes Hanna’s vast slush fund to sway the 1904 election, plus reports of a Japanese oil company challenge, a US rail congress in Kansas City, a Panama-area setback, and miners union talks. Also China tensions with Boxer rebellion and a cough remedy endorsement.
A Ontario New York druggist recalls advising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when a customer could not find her preferred medicine He offered the remedy with a money back guarantee after a fair trial and soon another customer joined in recommending it for cough relief Sold by W H Martin & Co.
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