13 Sep 1899
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1899
Page
1
The slate lists Governor Fred E. White of Webster, Lieutenant Governor M. L. Bevis of Mount Ayr, Justice A. Van Wagenen of Sioux City, and Railway Commissioner W. H. Calhoun of Marshalltown.
The Iowa Democratic convention pledges full support for the 1896 Chicago platform and W. J. Bryan for 1900. It praises the Cuban war but condemns the Philippine war, denounces imperialism, trusts, and private convict labor contracts. It affirms party unity, criticizes McKinley era policies, and highlights Fred White’s gubernatorial strength.
The party is more harmonious and active than in years and, with a vigorous campaign, can elect part of its slate. Democrats see a solid lineup ready to contest county and state races, aiming for a big fight.
The piece argues that during war the public will back the administration. It urges the Democratic party to critique the war discerningly, disapproving the method yet supporting American arms and aiming for swift subjection of the Philippines where necessary.
Sunday school at 9 30 A M church services at 4 30 A M Bible study Thursday at 2 30 P M room two doors east of Leggett House upstairs all are invited
The Bland era district in Missouri shifts as Judge Shackleford defeats the pro expansion rival Voshall. The result signals a Democratic unity against McKinley era militarism and a rebuke of imperialism that stuns Missouri Republicans and hints at broader national sentiment.
A New Jersey led exposé links a wave of商品 price hikes to a network of combines. It cites a 15 percent rise in living costs year over year, with meat, salt, carpet, and raw materials costs climbing due to beef, salt, carpet, and related trusts. The article notes wage gains of about 10 percent while prices rise faster, squeezing workers and farmers alike. It also mentions the National Salt Company's 90 percent market share and the looming impact of ice and cattle trusts on meat prices.
The Sioux City Tribune notes Cummins’ support remains firm among pledged and instructed legislators in numerous counties. It lists counties where Cummins should control nominations, with Gear's position seen as weaker, and suggests railroads may influence yet the outcome.
The Des Moines Gazette advocates keeping Democrats in the fold even if they disagree on silver policy. It supports Bryan and bimetallism at 16 to 1 but cautions against excluding allies who share other views. It argues democracy versus imperialism is the defining issue of the era.
The Tribune notes a popular lunch spot at the Post Office Restaurant offering hearty meals and efficient service for workers and visitors. Patrons praise quick turnover and reasonably priced daily specials.
A Baltimore American verse line lists many trusts from leather to rubber and dry goods with a rebus note that there is no trust for me, suggesting a humorous or critical reflection on consumer faith and personal place.
The dispatches from Rennes portray a biased court-martial likely to convict Dreyfus for possessing and sharing secret military notes. The article questions the bordereau's authorship, cites missing original documents, and accuses forgeries and a prejudiced pursuit of a Jewish scapegoat.
Advertisement claims women and men suffer kidney and bladder trouble and promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a prompt cure. Available at druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes. Free sample by mail and pamphlet offered from Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, NY.
Employment notice seeking salesmen in Jefferson County and adjacent territory for lubricating oils greases and paints. Apply Commonwealth Oil Co Cleveland Ohio.
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