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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
The ticket lists William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president. This statement confirms the party slate and names involved in the election ticket.
After a Texas convention El Paso credits railroads for attracting eight thousand visitors and boosting city image. The piece lauds cooperative, well managed rail service and warns against anti railroad hostility while urging fairness in policy and scalping disputes. It notes Roosevelt’s popularity with Texans and mentions local political sentiment.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Philadelphia condemns using young girls to teach Chinese men in church outreach. It argues such pairings mislead both the men and American society, noting temptations of language lessons and gifts from Chinese laundries.
The Democratic chairman and Prophet Jones denounce the Republican trust plank as hollow and transparent and say Republicans must act. They accuse demo populism of absorbing wild schemes and leaving Republicans sane and practical, praising the rise of demopopulism as a lucky turn for conservatism.
Iris notes Bryan ready to condemn McKinley’s China course sending soldiers and warships to aid Americans against the Chinese. Analysts doubt any approval from Bryan and warn Kansas City convention managers to avoid taking sides on China to prevent political ruin or ridicule.
The English doubt Mark Twain's presidential bid and expect his return to October. A reporter asks if he will run, and Twain jokes that his candidacy will withdraw itself at the proper moment while noting many other candidates in the field.
Visitors mop foreheads at noon protesting heat while cooler nights bring benedictions to the highland city.
In Texas both Democrats and Republicans praise Roosevelt, with only rare papers opposing him. Texans are expected to vote for the ticket before them, yet can express an honest opinion.
Reports say grasshoppers devour cotton around Colorado City, with local alarm over crop damage tied to political tensions involving Joe Bailey and his Little America party.
Prominent challengers Hill Sulzer McClellan Towre contend with Roosevelt in a heated political contest. Officials and observers note strong party support and potential coalitions as campaigns gain momentum.
The text contrasts the amateur sleuth with the specialist, likening disease diagnosis to clue reading. It praises Dr. R V Pierce of the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for reading symptoms precisely, claiming over thirty years of study and a 98 percent cure rate. Free confidential letter consultations are offered from Buffalo New York.
Starting Thursday May 24 and each Thursday through August 30, Santa Fe offers round trip tickets to Los Angeles San Diego and other California points at 35 dollars. Tickets are valid for return for ninety days from sale date.
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