The Democratic Platform on Imperialism and Labor
The piece argues that Democrats oppose imperialism and defend labor against a wealth elite. It cites the Kansas City convention, McKinley era policies, and calls for equality under law, consent of the governed, and a revival of American principles against plutocracy. It contrasts Republican leadership with Democratic ideals.
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Democrathy Party
Ikansas
Democratic Party
Iowa
MckKinley
Republican Party
Amercan
Des Moines Register
Kansas City
the Register
Kanegas City
Iron trade woes surface as mills idle amid freight rate shock
Meeting of iron manufacturers reports a price decline for finished iron and widespread shutdowns. Fifteen wire mills idle with more closures foreseen as high freight rates, led by Rockefeller controlled lake freighters, squeeze costs and idle crews. Miners and sailors face hardship as winter nears.
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Suratd
Bryan
Rockefeller
Standard City Company
Mesaba Fane
Hérald Iy
Lake Superior
Conservative and Conciliatory Democratic Convention Review
A contemporary look at the Democratic National Convention describes a conservative, conciliatory tone unlike four years prior. It notes no expulsions or denunciations, mentions Stevenson’s nomination as a bridge to old-line Democrats, and highlights a platform aimed at healing party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
David Bb.lor
Stevenson
Editorial Feud and China Crisis Stirred by Foreign Affairs
The piece notes a sharp quarrel between Gov Perkins of the Sioux City Journal and Editor Kelly of the Sioux City Tribune over who shaped whom, then shifts to alarm over China. Consul Goodenow reports legations intact, Boxers attacking Pekin, and Japan preparing 22 000 troops with Russian forces to aid foreigners. The writer urges restoring order and enforcing treaties while praising Russian efforts for humanity. The column ends with reflections on democracy and reform debates.
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Des Moines Register
Gov. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Kelly
Sioux City Tribune
Perkins
I Kelly
Perking
China
Consul Goodenow
State Department
Shanghai
Japan
Pekin
Prince Tuan
Young Miss Leads Suffrage Push Against Odds
The passage discusses Ruth and the suffrage movement, noting the advanced sisterhood drawing attention before majority age and predicting strategic shifts. It reflects on the unexpected influence of a young woman described as decisive and capable of guiding the movement.
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Ruth
Kansas City
Democratic Platform Opinions Poll Iowa Papers
Various Iowa papers debate the 1900 Democratic platform. Burlington Gazette lauds unity strong declarations. Davenport Leader sees imperialism as the key issue. Davenport Democrat calls it patriotic yet heretical. Sioux City Tribune notes compromises reduce confidence but may still win back votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Democratic
Clinton Age
Dem
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City Journal Reflects GOP Stance on Bryan and Free Coinage
The Sioux City Journal reports that conservatives oppose Bryan and free coinage. Some will openly resist the coalition while many more will quietly write against it. Des Moines Register notes Stevenson lacks strength and Bryan faces weak support.
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Lowa
Sioux
City Journal
Bryan
Colnare
Des
Moines Register
Stevenson
Prediction of Overwhelming Defeat Amid General Prosperity
The remark notes an anticipated crushing loss, grounded in the belief that national prosperity will favor the opponent. It argues the country’s broad economic success will influence political outcomes.
Democratic enthusiasm for ticket at Kansas City convention
Leading newspapers note strong Democratic support for the Kansas City convention platform and nominated ticket. New York World says Stevenson will strengthen the ticket among regulars and silverites. St. Louis Republic calls Bryan and Stevenson a powerful appeal against trustism imperialism and militarism. The Times-Union and Citizen predicts strong Stevenson support. Atlanta Constitution foresees hopeful outlook and November victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Sentinel
Indiana
Kansas City
New York World
Adlai Stevenson
St. Louis Republic
Bryan
Stevenson
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Citizen
Ahi
Democratic Party
Children Must Rest in Summer
A July Ladies' Home Journal piece by Edward B Rawson argues that long summer vacations cause rust in children's minds and reduces readiness for school. It notes children prefer regular, engaging work and fear idle time, while suggesting moderation and continued activity. The ad touts Moffat's Life Pills claiming cure for biliousness and stomach issues with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Rawson
Ladies’ Home Journal
Weather forecasts mailed nationwide to aid farmers
The article describes a plan led by Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson to distribute daily weather forecasts to rural areas. Weather Bureau Chief Willis Moore and Superintendent Machen implement 6x3½ inch forecast slips sent from 150 stations to 2,000 localities, using traveling post offices to deliver timely predictions for farmers everywhere.
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Washington Dispatch
New York Herald
Uncle Sam
Tama Jim’ Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Moore
Weather Bureau
Machen
Willis L. Moore
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Sam
Farmer
Afachen
United States
Carroll County
Maryland
A Missionary in the Great West Featured in Ladies' Home Journal
Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady recalls his western mission experiences in the June Ladies' Home Journal. He notes weather disrupts church life, describes a rain kept crowd, and a child’s remark that people blame God for the rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Great West
Ladies’ Home Journal
Two Kinds of Cooking Warned by Mrs Rorer
In the June Ladies' Home Journal Mrs S T Rorer asserts there are only two classes of cookery good and bad and criticizes habit and overwork for dulling the palate. She argues cooking art cannot be learned from a book alone and urges simpler, wholesome methods.
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S. T. Rorer
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Kates
Crry
Hanna and
MeKinsey
Congress
Treasury
Herald
Register
Ches
Hanna
Mel Kinley
Republic
Philadelphia
Bryans
Chicago Times-Sterald
Papa
Madras
Oxford
Bende
DBE
Davidson Bros
Mrs. Catt
Burlington Gazette
Davenport
Davenport Democrat
Atlanta Constitution
Moffat
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