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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
6
Senator Walcott reports a strong shift in Colorado politics toward Republicans with rising support amid fusion fears. He notes past lows in 1896 and 1898, cites Silver Republicans returning to GOP, Bryan losing standing, and a three way contest favoring McKinley unless opposition fusion solidifies.
The Colorado senator praises the state’s industrial condition, noting ample labor and flourishing industries. He claims large agricultural interests have benefited and expresses satisfaction, adding expectation of a strong McKinley win in the electoral college, possibly larger than in 1896.
A writer laments pine and spruce land depletion as twenty two acres of woodland supply enough paper for a large daily for two days. The piece urges conservation while noting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long standing remedy. It also lists railroad excursion rates, school progress cards, cider making, a stomach tonic, and building materials from local suppliers.
Gen Charles H Grosvenor says McKinley will win Ohio by a large majority, larger than four years ago, with GOP control of the House likely at 16-5 or 17-4. He also praises the president and state department diplomacy on the Chinese question as among the brightest diplomatic chapters in modern times.
A political speech excerpt argues against Bryan and free silver, praising Republican expansion and prosperity. It attacksDemocrats for imperialism and opposition to liberty, claims voters prefer Republican leadership, and defends expansion while condemning Democratic “consent of the governed” rhetoric.
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