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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
5
Stevenson Nominated for Vice President by Populists in Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson tied William J. Bryan in nominations as the Populist National Committee named Stevenson for vice president to fill Towne’s vacancy. The session at 206 LaSalle Street lasted seven hours with heated debate led by General James Weaver and Senator Butler.
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Chicago
J—Adlai E. Stevenson
William JJ. Bryan
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Stevenson
Charles A.towne
Democrats
Silver Republicans
American Monetary League
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Stevenson
James Weaver
Pettigrew
LaSalle Street
Senator Butler
Edgerton
Towne
Weaver
Butler
Stivenson
Kansas City
People's Party
Washburn
Massachusetts
Gutter
Wdgerton
Edmisten
George F. Washburn
Washburn Stands for Bryan in Populist Split
Chicago special reports George F. Washburn, Populist treasurer, defended supporting Bryan by urging unity with the rank and file. He opposed Stevenson’s nomination as vice president, argued Towne’s withdrawal harmed the party, and urged Populists nationwide to work for Bryan’s election as the era’s great reform crusade. He cited Senator Butler and the party ranks as backing his stance.
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Chicago
National Committee of the People's Party
Stevenson
Towne
George F. Washburn
National Committee
Bryan
Butler
Letter to Roosevelt from a Filipino secretary
Open letter by Sixta Lonez to Governor Roosevelt challenges his charges against Filipinos after his St Paul speech. Lonez demands proof of claims that Filipinos are analogues of Boxers and Apaches, argues the unequal war, and calls for fair proof or withdrawal of the accusations. References aid, battles, and wartime conduct on both sides.
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New York
Sweelal
Roosevelt
Sixta Lonez
Washington
St. Paul, Minn
Rough Riders
General Aguinaldo
Or Chaurge
Apaghes
Aguinaldo
Des Moines Meeting Sets Ticket Names by State Central Committee
The mid roaders of Iowa gathered in Des Moines as the state central committee prepared to name the political ticket. In Seattle, the army transport Lawton arrived from Nome with 220 passengers including two-thirds destitute miners who will be returned at government expense.
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Mid
Iowa
Des Moines
State Central Committee
United States Army
Lawton
Seattle
Nome
Towne Opens The Campaign At Duluth
C H Address announces his campaign launch in Duluth with a vigorous push for support and a tour of local venues inviting voters to discuss issues. He emphasizes economic growth and community development as he outlines a plan to improve local infrastructure.
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Chas, A
Towne
Duluth
Towne Attacks Roosevelt on Imperialism in Duluth Address
Charles A. Towne in Duluth fires at Governor Roosevelt and the administration over Philippine policy. He denounces annexation, cites Dewey and Aguinaldo, argues the Philippines were uprising for independence, and condemns proclamations as imperialist in tone. Towne's remarks spark applause and a standing ovation.
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Duluth
Minn
Armory
Charles A. Towne
Roosevelt
St. Paul
League of Republican Clubs
Philippines
Towne
Philippiness
Dewey
Manila Bay
Cuba
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Aguinaldo
Hysiti
Anderson
North American Review
Manilla
Manila
Otis
Senate
Iowa State News Roundup From Cedar Rapids to Des Moines
A mixed Iowa column reports horse thieves near Cedar Rapids, a Waterloo couple killed by a train, Mason City gambling closures, Ames arrests for station burglary, a Des Moines suffrage convention call, crops in good condition, a Johnson County treasurer short by $1,000, and efforts to start a Sons of Veterans military college in Mason City. Also noted: a Tort Dodge girl injured by elder glass, a New Sharon farmer losing both legs, populist convention in Des Moines, Little Sioux post office burglary, and soldiers day at the state fair drawing 32,000.
Sailor Salutes Captain After Surprising Water Wager
Enprigu Kaimnes Lant Hie We Mthe 1 recounts Harold Eames aboard a United Si les ship at Teghorn harbor. A playful bet led him to dive and swim near his senior officer, pause and salute as if at quarters, prompting the commander to return the salute with grave composure. Ebible Podke
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