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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1900

Page

3

Lesson in Past History and Boer envoys in the United States

The article argues Boer envoys in the United States have a right to seek support for their republics but warns against inciting the public. It recalls Genet’s French diplomacy in Washington and asserts Americans will not tolerate foreign interference, predicting a harsh outcome if the Boers push such tactics.

United States South Africa Washington Genet France England

Dinner Pail Argument for McKinley Campaign Support

Congress man William Alden Smith proclaims the dinner pail proves McKinley’s wisdom and vows labor gains under the Republican record. He cites the gold standard, Dingley tariff, and a broad foreign policy as boosting employment while attacking Democratic tariff tinkering under Cleveland.

McKinley William Alden Smith Republican Party Crover Cleveland William McKinley Maroin Grover Cleveland Congress

Pension Bill Extends Invalid Pensions to Civil War Vets

The G A R approved pension reform that passed the Senate and now awaits House action. It would place Civil War veterans with permanent disabilities in the invalid pension list, granting $6 to $12 monthly based on incapacity, for those who served ninety days or more and were honorably discharged.

Senate House of Representatives United States

Pension for Mrs Gridley Raised to Fifty Dollars Monthly

The Senate pension bill increases Harriet V Gridley of Erie from thirty to fifty dollars a month. Widow of Capt Charles V Gridley Dewey's flag captain at Manila Bay, she relies on the pension along with limited property and a dependent daughter.

House Committee On Pensions Senate Harriet V. Gridley Erie Charles V. Gridley Dewey Manila Bay

Widow of Captain Gridley Receives Pension Momentum

A committee report highlights Captain Gridley’s 38 years of service in the Civil War and Spanish American War. It notes Mrs. Gridley’s precarious income from boarders and reports progress toward increasing her widow’s pension, likening it to the timely aid given to General Lawton’s widow and reflecting gratitude from government and people.

Gridley Captain Gridley Lawton

Shift Blame on Aggressive Anti Expansion Press

A defense of U.S. Philippines policy rebuts anti expansionist reporting that depicts every engagement as Filipino slaughter. It argues Washington seeks peace through pacification, stresses American goals and responsibility, and says anti expansionists misplace blame for bloodshed on the United States.

Philippines United States Spain Friends of the Congress Washington Archipelero Aguinaldo

American Trade in Manila Grows Under U S Occupation

The Moniteur Official du Commerce notes Manila's rapid shift from European to American goods after the Spanish American War. Foreign merchants increasingly stock American products, rely on US manufacturers, and praise reliable packing. Manila rises as an Asiatic trade center, with Americans poised to dominate eastern markets.

Moniteur Official du Commerce Manila England Spain France Belgium United States

Chicago Methodist conference rejects British flag display

The Chicago Methodist conference refused to allow a British flag to hang beside the American flag in the hall. Officials stated the American flag has always been sufficient for U S Methodists.

Chicago United States

Porto Rico’s First Step Toward Self Government

The article discusses Porto Rico beginning civil government under U S rule, noting the liberal framework and cautious pace required for admission to the union. It warns against hasty inclusion and stresses gradual self government to overcome centuries of misrule.

Dunlap man shoots school director over teacher hiring

Tom Taylor of Dunlap shot E. H. Barnett, a school director, after his daughter was not hired at the teachers election. The Carroll Herald notes the act as a potent argument against employing home teachers, as some boards avoid resident applicants. The incident will be cited in debates on re employment.

Tom Taylor Dunlap E. H. Barnett The Carroll Herald

Inter Ocean Critiques Army Canteen Policy In Conference Context

The Chicago Inter Ocean states it has instructed the Methodist General Conference on the army canteen meaning, claiming the paper exposes its own ignorance or viciousness, or perhaps both.

Chicago

Press Opinions From Iowa Papers

A selection of editorial notes from Albia Republican Desmoines Capitol Carrol Herald Maroin Register and Vinton Eagle. Topics include a Latin meaning of candidate a satire on Sam Clark and the Keokuk Gate City a judge’s stance on prosecuting jurors and liquor laws imperialism debates and McKinley veto records.

Albia Republican Saturday Evening Post Desmoines Sam Clark Keokuk Gate City Sam Carrol Herald Wade Iowa City Johnson County Vinton Eagle

Death of Martha Beal of Winfield Iowa

Martha Hoop er Beal died yesterday in Winfield Iowa aged about 84. Born in Harrison county Ohio July 17 1816 she moved with her husband to Iowa in 1856 and to Henry county near Olds in 1858 where she lived until 1893. She then lived with her daughter Mary in Winfield. A son John resides in Colorado Springs Colorado.

Winfield Martha Hooper Beal Harrison County Ohio Iowa Henry County Olds Mary John Colorado Springs Colorado

Congregationalists Begin Session in Mason City

The sixty first session of the Congregationalist Association of Iowa adjourned in Mason City at 3 PM. A special train carried the delegates to Clear Lake for a brief outing. Tomorrow visiting Congregationalists will supply city pulpits. Principal addresses by Dr. Van Horn of Des Moines and President Gates of Iowa College Grinnell.

Iowa Congregationalists Mason City Town Congregationalist Association of State Clear Lake van Horn Des Moines Gates Iowa College Grinnell

Hamilton and Moore elected bishops on sixteenth ballot

Chicago. May 22. Dr. J. W. Hamilton and D. H. Moore were elected by the M E General Conference as bishops at this morning's session on the sixteenth ballot. The report mentions a memorial cross silver service for battleship Eldon and notes bank robberies caught locally.

Chicago Ill J. W. Hamilton D. H. Moore M. E. General Conference

Methodist General Conference Holds Ballots for Bishops

Chicago at the Meth odist general conference votes to extend sessions and conducts successive ballots for bishop candidates Hamilton Berry Moore Day Spellmeyer as well as ballots for two missionary bishops to South Asia Parker Warn with Parker and Warn declared elected after the fourteenth ballot and adjournment follows.

Chicago Methodist General Conference Berry Hamilton Moore Neely Spellmeyer South Asia Committee On Day Lore Baltimore Asia E. W. Parker Frworth League of India F. W. Warn Calcutta Andrews Parker Warn Coppings African Methodist Episcopal Church Spellmeyver

Memorial Cross to Father Ryan Unveiled in Elmwood Cemetery

Norfolk Virginia May 22 Confederate memorial day marks the unveiling of a memorial cross in Elmwood cemetery. Erected by the Daughters of the Confederacy of Norfolk the seven foot high cross of Southern granite bears the inscription Father Ryan Poet Priest Erected A D 1900 and honors the late Father Ryan the Poet Priest of the Confederacy.

Father Ryan Norfolk Confederacy Elmwood Cemetery Daughters of the Confederacy

Silver Service Plans for New Jersey Battleship

New Jersey’s 200 000 school children prepare a 15000 silver service for the battleship New Jersey recently authorized by Congress. A conference is held today in the State House at Trenton with all mayors and school superintendents invited. Mayor Hoos of Jersey City chairs, Conrad Ott of Camden is secretary.

New York New Jersey Congress State House Trenton Hoos Jersey City Conrad Ott Camden

Freight wreck near Winfield halts trains

A westbound freight train derailed at Marsh six miles east of Winfield Iowa injuring no one reported and seven cars damaged. Eleven cars and one engine left the tracks and mail and express cars were transferred. The Narrow Gauge passenger from Washington delayed the fast train by about one hour between here and Wyman.

Winfield Marsh Here Washington Wyman

County Threshers Organize in Mason City Iowa

In May 19 a county meeting convened at Mason City to form a county organization under the State organization of threshers. The group aims to put threshing on a paying basis and is among the first in the state to organize. Farmers plan to counter the trust by purchasing local neighbor machines.

Mason City Iowa Threshers

Third Army Corps Reunion at Gettysburg Address by Sickles

Gettysburg Pennsylvania May 22 veterans of the Third Army Corps gather at the battlefield site. Gen. Daniel Sickles the corps only surviving commander is slated to deliver an address to his former comrades.

Third Army Corps Gettysburg Sickles

Army column ambushed by Boers near Vryheid

London May 22 Colonel Bethune's force was ambushed near Vryheid in the Transvaal. Few escaped and casualties totaled sixty six.

London Bethune Vryheid Transvaal

Bank Robber Sam Ritchie Caught After Years

Ottumwa Iowa reports Pinkerton agents have captured Sam Ritchie, Chicago gang leader behind the February 1 1897 Bradleys bank safe explosion at Eldon that yielded 7000. Baltimore authorities will deliver him for trial likely yielding a ten year sentence. Gang members include Charles Stevens and Dick Dodd with Dodd turningState evidence. Buck Murray and Indian Joe Menard faced varied fates.

Ottumwa Pinkerton Agency Sam Ritchie Chicago Bradley’s Bank Eldon Baltimore Slutts Charles Stevens Dick Dodd Stevens Buck Murray Fort Madison Joe Menard Liberty

Metropolitan Golf Championship Opens at Nassau County Club

The second annual Metropolitan Association golf championship to be played at Nassau County Club Glen Cove. Preliminary 36 holes to qualify with 16 or 32 hole thresholds based on field size. Hartman Meadow Brook holder seeks repeat as field grows to about forty clubs with $3 million in facilities.

New York Metropolitan Association Nassau Country Club Glen Cove Herbert M. Hartman Meadowbrook Garden City Cli

Two Democrats bow out as governor candidates

Chicago May 22 Two men once seen as possible Democratic hopefuls for governor retreat from the field. Robert E Burke speaking for Mayor Harrison says the mayor will not run. Judge Tuley also declines to enter the race and predicts Bryan would be decisive for the party nationally.

Chicago Robert E. Burke Harrison Ilinois Burke Tuley Cook County William J. Bryan

Ridpath Dying in New York Hospital After Illness

Dr John Clark Ridpath is dying at Presbyterian Hospital in New York City with no hope of recovery. Relatives including Professor Ridpath of Spokane and his son Edward Ridpath of Chicago rushed to his bedside. He suffered a throat ailment seven weeks ago followed by kidney trouble. He had recently left The Arena and worked for a publishing company. He was the Democratic candidate for Congress in 1806 and was defeated by Faris.

Indianapolis John Clark Ridpath Presbyterian Hospital New York City New York Ja Eway Ridpath Spokane Edward Ridpath Chicago John Clark Laidpath

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Porto Rico Beauty Martha Beal Hamilton & Moore J. W. Hamilton and Chos Eldon Bank Col. Bethune Mayor Morrison Judge Talley New York Hospital Tors Alto Pass Ills F. M. Spawn Aylmck L. Huy Russell St Detroit Mich Sterling Remedy Company Montreas F. Giesenhaus Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Buffalo Niagara Falls Chas S. Lee Gen. Pass S. G. Stein Muscatine Geo B. Fisch James O’ Toole O'toole’s Shop Iowa Av
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