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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
8
The article credits the U S Navy leadership and crews for wartime readiness, praising administrative decisions, mobilization, and rapid augmentation of ships and crews before and during the conflict. It notes the procurement and refitting of 102 auxiliary vessels, expansion of personnel, and creation of coastal and auxiliary forces to protect U S waters and support combat fleets.
The article recalls measures on wages and fiscal figures, noting aggregate payrolls and transfers. It cites a 1908/09 era context with gold loan discussions between New York bankers and Europe, highlighting large figures and cautious market sentiment.
A wartime campaign verse extols McKinley as the man and calls for support. The poem praises his fame, urges voters to back him, and attacks Colonel B while invoking Washington and Republican unity. The piece presents a partisan political message in a rhythmic, promotional tone.
A soldier in the Philippines writes home accusing Bryanite Democrats of encouraging Filipino rebellion. He cites posters in Luzon praising Bryan and calling for continued attacks on American troops. He urges Americans to confront Bryan’s influence before the upcoming November elections.
Col W A Tremphil of the Atlanta Constitution compares Southern prosperity to a rising tide in Chicago. He argues Democratic leaders must prioritize prosperity over other issues, noting cotton prices at 8 to 10 cents and banks doubling deposits since last year. He lists cotton coal iron and hamber as key Southern exports fueling growth.
A survey of merchants notes rising demand and prosperity across the United States as chocolate sales grow, especially in large stores. Executives like G. W. Gunther of Chicago attribute gains to telephone expansion and overall national economic strength, while executives warn political shifts could hurt commerce.
A Georgia publisher comments on Filipino people and U S governance, praising American aims and predicting Filipino potential. notes Gen Budd as naval officer and later military governor, and critiques Aguinaldo’s plans. Mentions Calumet and Hecla Mining and Georgia cotton as economic drivers, and Senator Morgan’s stance on expansion.
A historical letter discusses corn use for glucose and candy production, noting over 27,000,000 bushels used in a year, equal to vast acreage yields. It links candy demand to overall prosperity, cites Chicago bankers and politicians, and praises republican support while reflecting on 19th century agricultural and political views.
The scene follows Simon, Ezra, and family members in Warble County as they debate gold standard, tariffs, and the 1896 election. Simultaneously wool and farming hardships are linked to Bryan's candidacy, with Vinnie wavering between Populist rhetoric and Republican cautions.
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