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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
7
Fragmentary medical note mentions indigestion and bifiousness with blood poison linked to urea and uric acid not excreted by kidneys. Rheumatic symptoms appear, suggesting systemic infection or poisoning noted in historical healthcare records.
Northbound service departs Kansas City at 9 20 p m with St Louis 7 30 p m and arrives Oskaloosa 8 30 a m Grinnell 8 40 a m and ends in Minneapolis 6 30 p m. Southbound service leaves Minneapolis daily at 2 05 pm calling at St Paul Mason City Hampton Ackley Eldora Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloova Albia and reaches Kansas City 7 00 am. Special sleeping car available for St Louis. details via Iowa Central ticket agents Geo G Batty Marshalltown.
Cyrus B Jackman of Angola Steuben County states he will vote and campaign for McKinley. He previously supported Bryan and ran for prosecuting attorney two years earlier, stumping district with Representative Robinson and gaining a reputation as a forceful speaker. He cites changed conditions and rejected Bryan era predictions as his reason for switching sides.
A Kansas reader report notes two hundred local Republican papers printed in black type the Isis Prophecy forecast by William J. Bryan. It predicts wage declines and price shifts if Republicans win. cites political rhetoric and warnings amid broader Indiana capital city politics.
The article advises voters to place an X inside the circle with the eagle to indicate support. It argues this mark endorses prosperity patriotism protection and progress.
In Milwaukee, Mr. Bryan declares the plan simple and characterizes it as a 53 cent per dollar rake-off. He asserts the public can easily remember the figure and dismisses the proposal.
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