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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1898
Page
1
The author argues that party disarray stems from Cleveland’s leadership failures since 1896 not solely from Chicago radicals. Cleveland alienated allies, delayed tariff reform, and weakened loyalty, allowing Bryan’s 16 to 1 radicalism to reanimate a fractured party yet fail to win.
Jackson County in this state swung Republican this year marking a first party change in thirteen years as voters backed GOP candidates. The move signals a notable political realignment for local races and state representation.
The United States attorney general ruled that an individual may cash a check without a stamp if the check is payable to the bearer from that person's own funds, removing the stamp requirement in such circumstances.
Republicans claim full control with president, Senate, and House and warn that if they do not restore good times and wide participation, the public will hold them responsible, with mentions of Mark Hanna and the trusts as influential forces.
The St Louis Republic argues for a united democracy to counter Republican gains. It notes eastern Democrats grew in Congress from eleven to thirty six after ignoring the Chicago platform, while Republicans gained in the west. It warns that eastern Democrats must unite to end trusts and monopolies backed by the current government.
The Tribune offers a combined package for farmers including The Iowa Homestead and four other titles, totaling 3.80 in value, for only 1.45 delivered to any county farmer. Humane Alliance promotes humane education for children, encouraging kindness to all creatures. Take advantage of this offer.
The piece warns that alum, used to whiten bread and as a cheap cream of tartar substitute in baking powder, can harm the stomach and cause dyspepsia and obstinate constipation. It notes individual susceptibility and compares chemical reactions to illustrate varying toxicity.
The Cedar Rapids Republican highlights a framed Lincoln letter to Mrs Bixby in an Oxford college. It calls the missive a model of pure English and eloquent diction and argues newspapers should republish it to honor war’s tragedy and oppose antiwar rhetoric.
The Des Moines News reports the senate's strength ensures no free silver legislation if a free silver president and lower house are elected in 1900. Republicans control the senate and many terms expiring will be filled by gold standard advocates, delaying changes for eight years.
Christian Science congregation announces Sunday school at 9 30 A M and worship at 10 30 A M with Thursday Bible study at 2 30 P M. Meeting room located two doors east of Leggett House, upstairs. All are invited. Prescriptions correctly compounded at D G Higley s.
At the St Louis Round Table dinner, Frederick N. Judson and Frederick W. Lehman led a lively discussion on expansion. Lehman urged intervention to stabilize post war territories while Judson urged restraint, with open debate among notable attendees.
Current political comment from Ottumwa and Davenport leaders argues for a united Democratic front on bimetallism to save the Republic and avoid an empire. They question fusion with populists and note shifts in electoral strength across states, urging Democrats to stand for core Democratic identity.
An old advertisement promises health benefits to readers who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and persistently. The copy emphasizes steady use as the path to feeling better and enjoying success.
A W Jaques advertises loans from 1000 to 5000 dollars at five percent interest. Loans over five thousand dollars are also offered at five percent.
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