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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
2
The Daily Herald lists delivery areas in El Paso Texas Juarez Mexico and El Paso smelting works at fifteen cents a week or sixty cents a month. Subscribers not receiving the Herald promptly should call at the office or telephone No. 115 for prompt attention.
Document states changes in advertising should be sent to the business office no later than 10 a.m. to insure proper handling. The note emphasizes timely submission to avoid delays.
The Herald reports broad local generosity for the convention entertainment fund with many donations and an easy path to meeting the required amount. El Paso’s effort inspires civic pride as plans move forward with capable committees and ample seating and lodging for visitors.
The finance and program committees are lauded for their hard work as they organize a five part entertainment series. The reception committee will lead the effort, demanding broad citizen participation to host guests with ample hospitality and unity across the city.
Ignatius Donnelly defends his vice presidential candidacy with heated rhetoric criticizing democracy and plutocracy. He likens political forces to a cannibal feast and a famished eagle, urging a party free of plutocrats.
The text argues the Republican Party holds an immense edge over opponents, portraying it as aggressively right, pro progress, wealth, and national strength. It claims the party’s statements are honest, promises kept, and urges every patriotic man to support it.
M Waldeck Rousseau delivered a decision on the right of a man to work amid a strike. He argued that a willing worker deserves protection as much as a striker. The stance alarms French socialism but advances the lawful status of workers.
Hamlin Garland delivered a blunt critique of western civilization and its treatment of Native Americans. He brandingly asserted Black Hawk surpasses Abraham Lincoln in fame, provoking an impatient audience that interrupted for music by the band.
General Wheeler asserts the United States stands at the dawn of greatly increased prosperity. He argues that believing men achieve success for themselves and the nation, while those who tear down and preach hopelessness belong outside the economy of politics.
The piece argues for expansion across commerce and territory, labeling Republicans as bold and Democrats as opposing growth. It contrasts a forty five cent dollar with a proposed stretch to a dollar, reflecting tariff and fiscal tensions of the era.
The party presents a firm stand on the gold standard, aiming to retain the confidence of the intelligent public through decisive policy framing.
Rumor claims Van Wyck confused the ice wagon with the band wagon during a public event. Observers note the error drew a chuckle from the crowd and prompted a quick correction by aides.
Texas farmers protest a government payment plan offering forty five cents on the dollar for crop relief. Leaders complain the value undercompensates costs and threatens farm viability across counties. Local groups demand fair pricing and prompt aid to sustain the harvest season.
Report notes an invitation to peek in but limited visibility through an open door. It describes a grand reception for visiting teachers and their friends with everything appearing ready and fine, though sightlines remain restrained.
Reports say Kansas women have joined field teams to harvest the wheat crop amid fears for national yields. A note on sunspots by astronomer Alice Mareux predicts very hot weather by late June as visible signs. The St Louis strike details list 13 killed and 275,000 dollars in lost wages daily. Buffalo readies Pan American Exposition with vast grounds and Spanish styled government buildings.
Beginning Thursday May 24 and every Thursday through August 30 the Santa Fe route offers round trip tickets to Los Angeles San Diego and other California points at 35 dollars. Tickets are valid for ninety days from sale date.
The Christian Endeavor convention in Fort Worth Texas offers round trip rail tickets via Texas and Pacific Railway for June 18 and 19 with return June 22 at a rate of 15 dollars and 40 cents. B F Darbyshire S W P A.
Advertises distilled water ice as pure and healthful. Encourages consulting family physician or druggist about purity. Provides telephone number 14 for El Paso Ice and Refrigerator Co.
In a Winterset bank letter W S Whedon describes a carpenter who halted work due to diarrhoea. He notes that after trying Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a single dose cured him and he returned to duty. For sale by all druggists.
An ad touts One Minute Cough Cure as the early remedy to prevent consumption and cure throat and lung troubles. It credits Fred Schaefer, a druggist, with saving over fifteen hundred lives and notes popularity with children and mothers. A separate line advertises Shady Grove butter at El Paso Grocery Co.
Call at all drug stores for a free Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sample. The elegant physic improves appetite strengthens digestion and regulates the liver and bowels. Easy to take and pleasant in effect.
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