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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
1
The fragment mentions Congressman 8th District T. M. Stuart and Chariton in a political ticket item. Limited readable text suggests a candidate note or endorsements associated with the district race. Further details are unavailable in the OCR snippet.
A national thread among stump speakers centers on the Dingley tariff schedules. They insist their stance is not about defending any broader policy beyond the tariff schedules, treating the dispute as a narrow fiscal matter.
The piece questions why trusts oppose free trade if it helps them and why they fund tariff revisions. It notes unprecedented internal Republican divisions on protective tariffs, contrasting calls for free hides and raw material with staunch standouts like Senator Hannah, illustrating mixed editorials across party papers.
A Fremont county Democratic appeal urges every registered voter to turnout next Tuesday. It argues that high home participation stops Republican gains, praises the party slate, warns against abstention, and frames the vote as a patriotic duty to defend democratic principles.
The passage notes conflicting interpretations of McKinley’s Buffalo speech in Chicago and Washington papers. It argues Republicans are floundering to defend the Dingley tariff, likening them to a witness trapped on cross-examination and unable to defend the indefensible.
The comment warns against misrepresentations by the Reporter about Democratic county candidates last week and suggests that exposing such falsehoods would serve the public good. It argues that mudslinging backfires and that unity is preferable to scandal.
Hon. Joan Sharpe Williams of Mississippi lauded the democratic press and the congressional committee for likely victory after returning to Washington from a northern and eastern stump tour. She cited cooperation with the country press as a major factor in the outcome.
Half hour needed to dye goods with PUTNAM FACELESS DYES, sold by druggists for 10 cents per package. George Waterman of the Sidney Herald and J D McKean county auditor visited the office Monday evening. Mrs A B Noble left Thursday for Colorado to take her daughter Corinne, ill with lung trouble, to Arizona, where she will be confined to bed part of the day.
Del Morgag Potta Wattamia County sheriff was in Hane purg on Friday to handle office business. Mrs. Samuel Lindsay of Sidney visited sister Mrs. A B Simons and fell ill, staying several days. Fred Travis from the U S Training Station Newport is slated for leave for Europe or a southern climate on Nov. 26. He has received many promotions since joining the navy and his family is proud.
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