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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1900

Page

4

Illinois Central announces special round trip tickets July and August

Illinois Central will sell round trip tickets from all stations north of Cairo and Paducah to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs Spearfish Deadwood Rapid City and Custer South Dakota Wyoming points on July 3 9 17 and August 1 7 21 at one fare plus 2 pay return. Colorado Utah tickets allow continuous passage to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo with stopovers within limits. South Dakota Wyoming routes permit west of Missouri River stopovers. Final return date October 31 1900.

Illinois Central Cairo Faducah Colorado Utah Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo South Dakota Wyoming Missouri River

Satirical Observations on Gender and Wealth

The piece contrasts claimed male greed with a humorous stereotype of a woman stepping backward from a car. It frames wealth as endless desire and uses playful gendered quips to critique social norms.

Oldham Nominates Gifted Orator for Presidency

Kansas City July 6 convention reconvened after platform adoption. Hon. W. D. Oldham of Nebraska delivered a nominating speech for W. J. Bryan as the presidential candidate. The journal’s representative offers glimpses at notables and city conventions.

Kansas City W. D. Oldham Nebraska

Democratic party call to choose a leader in historic style

The speech urges voters to honor the party’s founding principles and nominate a candidate whose life and actions reflect core democratic ideals. It warns against hypocrisy in trade and monetary policy, favors self government, and opposes mono metallurgy while supporting free coinage.

Continental Congress of America Democratic Party Republican Party United States Une Black Douglas Bruce Puerto Rico

Bryan Named Democratic Candidate at National Convention Night

The narrative chronicles William Jennings Bryan’s unanimous nomination for President at the Democratic convention in Kansas City, with delegates and notable figures, including Richard Croker, Carter Harrison, and Bath House John, present. It notes Bryan’s rise through party struggles, critiques of Republican imperialism, and calls for unity across states as the convention moves toward the fall campaign. The report also describes hotel life, delegate chatter, and various regional figures observed at the Baltimore Hotel.

Republic Antaeus Earth Hercules Nebraska Bunker Hill William Jennings Bryan New York Richard Croker Tammany David Hill Illinois Carter Harrison Chicago Bath House John Jones Maynard Wyandotte Lodge No. 440 Kansas City Kansas Towne Minnesota Shively Indiana Elkis Benton McMillan Tennessee John C. Tarsney Twentieth Funston Bagbag The Elks Protective Order of Elks Brother Shively Bryan Mark Hanna Iowa E. J. Murtagh Algona Cook County Second Cato Sells Resolutions Committee J. S. Murphy Free Silverite Sells Parsons

Night at the Kansas City convention opens to vast crowd

The narrator arrives July 4 to cover a major convention in Kansas City. Credentials secured, tickets priced at 10 to 20 dollars, and a seat secured in the first balcony as an 18 500 capacity hall fills beyond its listed limit with an audience likely over 20 000. The scene is described as chaotic with the speaker’s stand looming over a sea of attendees.

Bedlam Hades Kansas City K. C Muscatine

Monument Lot Ad in Muscatine

Peter Olson advertises first class monuments at low prices with satisfied local customers as references. The offer notes on hand monuments at 515 E. 6th Street at the corner of 6th and Orange Streets formerly Grober Martie Wig.

Muscatine 6Th Street 6Th Orange Streets Grober Martie Peter Olson

Rhaematism Cure Ad Names Local Drugists

The notice lists Joan J. Haverpamp Theo Kuechman McBride & Cope J J Coady Nesper & Co as sellers of the P Rhaematic Cure, advertised as the most effective remedy for rheumatism in all stages.

Joan J. Haverpamp

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