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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1900

Page

4

Democratic Congressional Convention Called for July 10 1900

The First Congressional District Democrats meet in Keokuk Iowa on July 10 1900 at 11 o clock A M to nominate a candidate for congress and conduct district business. A new congressional committee will be elected and representation is based on the 1898 vote for Hon D J OConnell. Des Moines Henry Jefferson Louisa Van Buren Washington totals listed.

Keokuk Iowa D. J. O'Connell Des Moines

Porto Rican Franchise Debacle and Republican Hypocrisy

A sharp critique of the Porto Rican bill argues it guarantees large franchise deals for promoters and exposes GOP hypocrisy. It contends congress knowingly passed a measure empowering executive councils, enabling vast corporate control, with no real chance for amendments. The piece links Cuba and the Philippines to the same pattern and notes trust protections via the Dingley bill.

Executive Council Porto Rico Washington Senate House Congress Atlantic Pacific Cuba Philippines Sanger United States

Stolen Horse Protest Sparks Calls for Honest Governance

A speaker denounces repeated claims of progress while noting a stolen horse allegory. The critic urges swift action and accountability, asking how long the public can be deceived while opponents press for genuine reforms.

Manila fighting in Nueva Caceras described with heavy casualties

The Manila dispatch reports an August 16 clash near Nueva Caceres where eighty Filipinos died as American troops armed with Maxims fought bolomen. Lieutenant Balch allegedly killed fifty bolomen, with one severed head noted, while General Bell vows harsh retaliation and burning of towns harboring guerrillas.

Chicago Chronicle Philippines Manila Nueva Caceras Balch Bell Weyler Cuba

Cresco Corset Promises No Waist Breakage

Advertises the Cresco corset as unbreakable at the waist and urges customers to try it for its distinct merits. Promises popular appeal and invites readers to examine the product and thank the advertiser for the advice.

Trusts and tariffs spark limited republic debate

The passage laments Republican policy as a tax driven tariff wall that favors large corporations and feeds powerful trusts. It predicts a national campaign shaped by the Democratic Party with themes of anti imperialism anti militarism anti monopoly and opposition to trusts.

Democratic Party

McKinley trip to Ohio amid convention talk and imperialism critique

The piece criticizes Mr. McKinley’s path to Ohio for the Republican state convention and denounces imperialism. It calls for more medical staff for the Philippines and mocks canned roast beef. It notes Alabama Republicans and mentions Senator Wellington Hoar and Gen Leonard Wood with Havana salaries and a jab at Turkey.

McKinley Ohio Miles Philippines

Lincoln Republicans to Succeed Free Silver Party

Formal announcement in a document by Executive Agent Corser outlines the change to Lincoln republicans replacing the free silver republicans and the national silver party. The plan includes a July 4 Kansas City transformation with party planks praising Lincoln and hinting at Bryan Towne’s nomination by Democrats. Illinois Indiana Ohio Minnesota are active, with Minnesota as the movement center.

Minneapolis Minn Silver Republican Party Corser Lincoln Republicans National Lincoln Republican Party Kansas City Lincoln E. S. Corser Lincoln Republican League Silver Republicans McKinley Bryan Towne Illinois Indiana Ohio Minnesota

Boies Letter Attacks Spain War Policy at Jefferson Banquet

Ex Governor Boies of Iowa sends a regret letter read at the Jefferson Day dinner of Brooklyn's democratic club deriding the Cuba free-for-Philippines policy and condemning greed for gold as motive. He laments the failure to declare liberty for Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines and accuses the U S of oppressing a race and exploiting foreign wealth.

Democratic Club Brooklyn Boies Iowa Spain Cuba Puerto Rico Philippines America

Political Blast at War Department and 1900 Campaign

The piece condemns Root and McKinley era policy in Cuba and the Philippines and argues for a Democratic president. It attacks imperialism, calls for reform, and notes New York reapportionment pressure on McKinley and Bryan’s electoral prospects. It links labor strikes to trusts under the Hanna regime and questions imperial policy legality.

Cuba Philippines War Department

Grain-O A Healthful Beverage From Pure Grains

A reader reports Grain-O, a grain based drink, improved her opinion after a week and she would not return to coffee. The product nourishes the system and is suitable for children. Available in 15c and 25c packages from grocers with preparation directions.

To Cure Constipation Forever Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic

An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with a 10¢ price or 2 for 5¢. It promises permanent relief from constipation and offers a money back guarantee if C C C fails.

Random Notes From City and World In Brief

A collection of short items: Frank L. Stanton began as office boy for Joel Chandler Harris in Savannah. A Philadelphia Independence Hall clock marks the hour of the Declaration. Riga society pays rubles on births. a member gains 300 to 750 rubles. A Hartford pastor halts a sermon to condemn choir book reading. Rome jubilee trips mix traditional and modern transit. A Sedalia firm reveals thirty years cash-only with equal sharing of daily receipts and half-payments on purchases.

Frank L. Stanton Joel Chandler Harris Savannah News Riga Russia Sedalia

May Morning in an Orchard Poem Reflection

A lyrical May Morning invites readers to linger in an old hillside orchard. Florence M. Metcalfe writes of light piercing dew, blossoms, and fragrance as spring beauty returns in May, promising brighter hours while noting unfolding flowers outshining fruition.

Florence M. Metcalfe Frank Lestie

The Meadow’s Brave Brightness in Early Spring

Poem celebrating meadow flowers and shy springtime scenes as Susan Hartley Swett’s verse portrays cowslips robin calls and quiet courage in nature. The speaker contrasts delicate beauty with steadfast, cheerful bloom that lends hope to distant homesteads. The poem honors inner worth and seasonal resilience.

Susan Hartley Swett

Krause Headache Capsules Praised by South Dakota Official

Lt. Gov J H Pletcher of Santa Clara South Dakota endorses Krause’s Headache Capsules, claiming reliable relief for headaches and recommending druggists in Aberdeen Hecla and Britton Marshall county stock them. He notes plans to distribute the remedy among miners in Colorado and provides dealer names Bradshaw Thoma.

Krause Aberdeen Hecla Britton Marshall County Colorado Lt. Gov Santa Clara S. Dak Bradshaw & Thoma

New Discovery Endorsed By Dixie Witness

Witness T L Martin testifies to nightly coughing and throat pain before praising Dr King's New Discovery. He recalls four years of family use and calls it the greatest remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. The product retails at 50 cents to 1.00 with a guarantee and free trial bottles at Geo D Clarkes Drug Store.

T. L. Martin Dixie Dr. King Geo. D. Clarke

Special Home Seeker's Excursions by Rock Island Railway

The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway offers special Home Seeker excursions on January 16th February 6th and 20th March 6th and 20th April 3rd and 17th 1900. One fare and 2.00 for round trip. For details contact M. O. Gay, Agent.

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Arkansas Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Iowa Missouri Nebraska M. O. Gay

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THE Fairfield Tribune P. E. Borsen Fairfield Post Office Henry Jefferson Louisa, van Buren T. G. Harper A. R. Miller Cresco Risk & Hufstedler Alabama Hanna Wellington Hoar Leonard Wood Havana Lew Wallace U. S Turkey Daniel McKiney Secretary Root Taylor Kentucky U. S. Supreme Court John G. Carlisle Benjamine Harrison Butler N. C Col Admiral Dewey New York Platt Republican Party Col. Bryan Steel Trust Independence Hall Philadelphia Hartford, Conn House of God Rome St. Peter’s Padua Via Aemilia Cowslips South Dakota Swift S. I. Brooks Monticello Cific Company Atlanta, GA
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