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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
4
Muscatine Journal lists daily and tri weekly subscription plans with rates and payment options. It notes delivery by carrier, advance payments, and remittance details for JOURNAL PRINTING Co. Iowa addresses. The notice specifies enablement by postal card or telephone and lists price figures.
TOTAL HO WEAVER serves as Chairman and W PHILLIPS as Secretary in the Republican State Central Committee lineup. The terse OCR fragment confirms these two held officer roles within the party organization.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues that founders did not intend the constitution to apply to newly acquired lands and cites Benton's remark about Jackson in Florida. It claims Republicans apply this theory to Porto Rico and the Philippines, while accusing modern Democratic papers of ignorance of history and party actions.
The Fort Dodge Messenger criticizes Democrats for opposing sweeping federal trust remedies. It argues the plan would surrender state rights and further centralize power, labeling it an unwanted shift away from traditional state autonomy.
The treasury department puts the nation's per capita circulation at about $26.58, a level far above prior figures and far higher than predicted. The article notes Bryan's 1896 forecast of lower farm prices, increased unemployment, and currency contraction as being disproven by events.
The war’s end in sight. Mafeking relieved after seven and a half months of siege signals the Boers’ resistance is collapsing. The question of the two republics’ political fate becomes practical as momentum shifts against Boer forces.
The Pella Advertiser urges supporters of Hanna to send a bouquet in gratitude for his vote that helped keep Quay out of the Senate. The piece frames the vote as a favorable outcome for Hanna's allies.
A fragment notes Democrats ready to show backbone in the Clark case, suggesting politics may hinge on principle rather than dollars and cents.
The New York Journal reported a major victory pressuring the ice trust to lower prices. It bought 25 shares to access the trust’s books and obtain inside information.
The Iowa supreme court rules the heirs of John Irwin cannot redeem lands in Clay county sold for taxes during the Civil War, finding Irwin eccentric but not insane and noting he paid no taxes due to wartime finances. The decision reinforces the validity of tax titles.
An advertisement touts Bryan as a robust healthy man and promotes Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as a guaranteed way to maintain health. It claims strong results and asks readers to purchase from all dealers.
Dr. Oscar Chrisman of Emporia KS faced a storm of hisses in Des Moines as he argued that men love only sexual passion while women bear genuine love. Attorney Thomas Smith defended male affection, insisting love is divine and shared by men and women, prompting loud protests from attendees.
Advert says the noblest mind and best contentment depend on health. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, cures eruptions, and tones the body, maintaining digestive and stomach balance for vigor.
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