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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1900

Page

7

6 TO 1 IS REAFFIRMED Weakened platform denounces imperialism and Porto Rico law

At the Kansas City convention on July 5 delegates applauded as Tillman read a platform denouncing imperialism and the Porto Rico law. The document reaffirms equal rights, condemns colonial policy, calls for Cuban independence, opposes the Philippines war, and champions a broad anti trust, labor, and currency program. It warns that imperialism threatens the republic and urges vigorous populist reforms.

Kansas City Tillman Democratic Party of the United States United States Supreme Court Executive Congress Porto Rico Republican Party Supreme Court

Delegates Seated Half Vote In Kansas City Credentials

In Kansas City on July 4 the credentials committee quickly resolved contests. Gray of Texas chaired as District of Columbia kept one-half vote each. Oklahoma and New York factions clashed as the Clark delegation was seated and the Montana contest muted. Pandemonium followed as Mahoney seized control to denounce Hill Croker Murphy and Van Wyck amid calls for protest reports.

Kansas City Ludward Gray Texas District of Columbia Gray Montana National Committee Clark Oklahoma New York Joreet and Mahoney Bryan Democracy Credenivls Committee Mahoney Hill Croker Murphy van Wyck

Towne Presides as Silver Republican Convention Opens

Kansas City July 4 The National Convention of the Silver Republican Party convened in the Auditorium to elect officers and outline the party’s platform. Delegates from 24 states and territories filled the hall as Towne presided, Teller spoke on monetary policy, and excitement rose at mentions of Towne Bryan and Lincoln.

Chicago Kansas City Silver Republian Party Charles A. Towne St. Louis Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Town Colorado Arkansas California Miingis Indiana Thiditin Territory Idaho Michigan Mitana Missouri Ohio Oklahoma Agon New Jersey North Dakota Pennsyylvania South Dakota Texas Utah West Virginia Basa Cerry Ryan Towne Ta. Bigelow Cinelawa Tanner Aiinnapolis Sumley Parkhill America Tamporary Howard Aylor Trausevelt Wincetn Henry M. Peller Teller Mr. Towne Lincoln Springfeld IL Lincoln Hubois I Ilinois Keller St. Louise Mr. Hrgan Bryan Tellur S. Corser Henry M. Teller Char A. Towne Gptate Bigelow Cincinnati Allence John Brown Nvite Websate Davis Committee On D. C

Bryan Nominated by Acclamation at Silver Republicans Nominating

At Kansas City on July 6 the Silver Republicans nominated William Jennings Bryan for president by acclamation. Delegates applauded the platform including initiative and referendum and Nicaraguan canal. Senator Teller urged Towne’s influence and Bryan received strong cheers as Nebraska’s leader was hailed as Americanism in the silver party.

Bulletin Kansas City W. J. Bryan Men's Bryan Club Lincoln Tillotson United States Thunder of Hhges Nebraska Bhaforth Colorado Townes Renal Committee On Conference Teller Towne Bryan Nebraska Statesman H. 3 Hazzard California Ransim Ransom Hutchinson Idaho LL. Bo Lisi South Dakota FH. A. Tarver Kansas van Vorkiss Incdiana Spurrier Ovf Iuwa SL. Cury Louisiana W. Hopkins Michigan W.T. Luster Missouri Fremont

Republicans to notify McKinley in Cleveland meeting

In Cleveland on Wednesday evening July 11 the committee chosen by the Republican National Convention will assemble to notify President McKinley of his nomination. They will travel to Canton the next morning to meet the president and return that evening. A day or two later Chairman Hating will convene the national executive committee to arrange campaign preliminaries.

Cleveland, O McKinley Cleveland Canton Hating Zumumittee

Verdict on Sipido case sparks mixed editorials

Morning papers largely publish editorials on Sipido the would be assassin of the Prince of Wales. The Daily Telegraph calls the verdict monstrous while the Daily Chronicle calls it an outrage on humanity and the Daily Mail rattles about Belgium in its reaction.

Sipido Loundon Sipide Prince of Wales aPage Daily Telegraph Daily Chronicle Daily Meil Belgium

Three Persons Drown in Lake Charles Skiff Accident

In Lake Charles Louisiana, during a rainstorm, a skiff overturned on the lake and three persons drowned. Rescuers reported difficult conditions as they worked through the wreckage and pulled survivors to shore.

Lake Charles

Endorsement Letter From Rev E W Johnson

Retired minister Rev E W Johnson of Seward Nebraska writes to Prof and Mrs Kharas in Omaha praising their magnetic healing. He claims a February visit for Brights disease and stomach trouble led to a full recovery after four days of twice daily treatment. He plans to study Magnetic Healing and thanks them for their favors.

Chicago American Canaln Prt E. W. Johnson Seward Neb Kharas Chicago Street Omaha Pertedt Oman EL W. Johnson N. B Theo. Kliaras

Memorial Tablet for Henry Ward Beecher Unveiled

A tablet in memory of Henry Ward Beecher was unveiled at Rye Mouth Church in Brooklyn. The monument honors Beecher, founder of the church, highlighting his legacy and connection to the congregation.

John Tasker Howard Ryemouth Church Brooklyn Henry Wary Beecher

Mysterious Patent Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old newspaper fragment touts a women’s remedy with claims of stopping menses and curing “trae bles” through De Le Due’s Female Burnie ter. It markets free medicine until relief, priced at $3 per package, with Dillon Drug Co and Davis Drug listed among retailers. includes vague references to rubber guards and a complete kit.

de le Due Kidd Drug Dillon Drug Co Gmalhn M.A South City Davis Drug To Ohitts Widd Deushy America Wea Myers & Dillon Wenga Omaha

Portrait and political tribute in Japan for Gresham

A portrait of Walter 44 Gregum, secretary of state candidate, to be honored in Japan's galleries as recognition for aiding the treaty between Japan and the United States. The tribute follows Japanese authorities' praise of his services during the Cleveland era, while Senator Tom Platt’s influence wanes. An unrelated patent medicine advertisement and a line for rubber goods appear in the piece.

Europe National Guard United States Walter 44 Gregum Cleveland Gisgyiaatay Winn Nercy Japan Repyedy Mr. Gresham Clevedszéi Tom Platt

Trains Offer Daily Service to Chicago from Omaha Depot

The notice advertises daily departures between Omaha and Chicago via the Milwaukee Road line, from a new Union Depot in Omaha. Trains feature electric lights, reclining chair cars, buffet and dining services, smoking cars, and sleeping cars. Apply at 1604 Farnam St. for class details and schedules.

Omaha Din Chicago Milhwaukee Paulity Union Quewas Iran NASAS Farnam St

Senator Depew and visit to congressional Viwrae noted

A garbled political notice mentions Senator Depew among Legistulors and a regular visitor to an apaqwiseay set aside in congressional Viwrae. It details unauthentic claims about tonic tablets from Kidd Drug Co., with varied mis-spellings and advertiser signals, urging readers to request free samples and listing multiple drug outlets across Omaha and Lincoln.

Depew Lemay Congress Gmtee

Excursion fares offered by Missouri Pacific Railway

The Missouri Pacific Railway announces low round trip fares on select days in February March and April from Kansas Arkansas Indian Territory and parts of the South and Southeast. For details write or call offices at 14th and Webster Streets Omaha Nebraska. W C Barnes T J C Phillipsville A G F L & Bow Omaha Nebraska.

Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas Arkansas Girehoma Indiana Territory Wangia Omaha Neb W. C. Barnes J. C. Phillipvi GFL & Bow Omeha Meo

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