Presidential Campaign for 1900 Preview
A compact overview draws from the national convention highlights and outlines likely themes for the upcoming presidential contest. It notes key figures, party platforms, and anticipated voter dynamics guiding the 1900 race.
Roach Recalls Republican Convention in Philadelphia
Hon W L Roach, returning from the Philadelphia Republican Convention, praises the event and Iowa delegates. Roosevelt's rising support dominates the mood, with Roach as a key Dolliver ally and Lafe Young delivering Roosevelt's nomination speech. The piece highlights party leaders, Iowa headquarters activity, and the campaign outlook for prosperity versus democratic governance.
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W. L. Roach
Philadelphia
Journal
Iowa
Indiana
New York
Empire State
Roosevelt
Platt
Depew
O’dell
Roach
Mr. Roach
Dolliver
Lafe Young
Des Moines
French
Davenport
Foraker
McKinley
Senator Wolcott
Lodge
Coming Contest View for Bryan McKinley Roosevelt Politics
A citizen analyzes the 1900 campaign with Kansas City as the setting. It compares Democratic and Republican stances on tariff, war policy, imperialism, trusts, and Cuba, noting the war in the Philippines and calls for international law and Transvaal aid. The piece predicts war policy as the central issue.
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Kansas City
United States
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republic
Republican Party
Cuba
Democratic Contingency
Democratic Party
Philippines
Transvaal
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Carnival in Milwaukee
A grand carnival is held in Milwaukee as Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias join the Illinois brigade First Regiment led by Col. T. E. Young with Seventh Regiment under Col. Siegrosser. Pythians from across the country attend amid a large visiting crowd drawn by reduced railroad fares.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Knights of Pythias
Illinois Brigade
T. E. Young
Siegrosser
State Teachers' Association Opens Fifteenth Annual Session
Ohio State Teachers' Association opens its fifty third annual session at Put-In-Bay Ohio with meetings in session June 26. Delegates and educators gather to discuss curriculum, policies, and professional standards across districts in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Put-In-Bay
Ohio
State Teachers’ Association
Education session explores college entrance English and school limits
This morning Miss Mary Gordon presented on Primary Work and this afternoon Prof J W Denny of Ohio State University spoke on College Entrance Requirements in English. The session continues until Thursday evening with discussions on the State Normal School township schools curriculum limitations and other vital education topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gordon
J. W. Denny
Ohio State University
State Normal School
Newport Horticultural Society Opens Rose and Strawberry Exhibit
The Newport Horticultural Society opened its rose and strawberry exhibition in Newport Rhode Island on June 26. The display features the handsome greenhouses and cottage garden growings of local cottagers.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Horticultural Society
Council Proceedings Open Session June Twenty First
City council actions include establishing Improvement District No. 10 by unanimous vote and authorizing street repairs and sewer plans. Aldermen Koehler Halstead Washburn Riggs Gremmel and Arnold lead on grade, repairs, and pay limits while bills from Muscatine firms and city services are reviewed. Adjournment set for the next evening.
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Ald
Gremmel
Wheeler Alley
Ald. Koehler
Koehler
Havercamp Alley
Muscatine Oat Meal Co
4Th
Lee Street
Caron Street
Boone Street
Washburn
Improvement
Improvement District 17
Halstead
Muscatine Pressed Brick Co
Muscatine News Co
J. H. Eversmeyer
Wallace & Goth
G. Gehmidt & Bro
Fuller & Kemper
P. Weingarter
Jno. F. Devitt
Logan
Cedar Streets
Ald Arnold
Spruce
Linn
Muscatine Market Prices June 25 1900
Muscatine Iowa market report lists Wood Pine Wood Hard Coal Soft Coal Flour oats corn meal and other staples with prices for wood coal flour and dairy products. Live stock and poultry pricing covers hogs sheep calves cattle lamb butter eggs cheese honey sugar beeswax and fresh vegetables with notes on market unsteadiness and price ranges. Local commodities include lemons oranges potatoes and pickles with assorted hardware nails and lard prices.
Great Sale Promises Bargains Across Goods
A sales notice touts 60 inch Turkey red tablecloths at 35c per yard, boys suits valued at 3 and 4 dollars, neckties at 28c, steel butcher knives at 25c, period matches and copper wash boilers at 50 cents and up, promising deep discounts across many items.
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Enquire
East Front Street
F. S. Bowser’s
East Fifth Street
Front St
J. Linn Hoopes
West Second Street
Lucas Grove Road
Cemetery
H. M. Bartlett
Horan & Devitt
Post Office
Front Street
Star Restaurant
Iowa Avenue
Waaay’ Model Clothing House
Muscatine Tailors
Dearbon St
Chicago
John J. Havercamp
Theo. Kuechman
McBride & Cope
J. J. Coady
Nesper & Co
Fred Leu, Jr
2Nd St
Bob
The
Globe
the Globe Restaurant
J. L. Giesler
J. H. Kaiser
Cashier
S. L. Johnson
F. H. Little
S. M. Batterson
C. A. Mull
Albert Baird
John H. Kaiser
Gus. Schmidt
H. W. Huttig
J. Scott Blackwell
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Delliver
Ryan
Shaw
West
Bryan
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Newport Cottagers
McCorm Dry Goods Co
Council Proceedings
Council
Committee—Improvement
Ald. Riggs
West Mission Church
Kemble
Ald. Richards
Bert Benham
City Recorder
J. J. Havercamp
Muscatine Markets
Muscatine
Graham
Peoples Bargain
Second Street
A. Seigel
E. Second Street