Dubuque Times misfires in prison population debate over mulct law
The Dubuque Times defends the license system by blaming hard times and refutes claims of crime rises tied to the mulct law. It notes Dubuque saloons fell from 210 to 137 and argues state crime trends rely on various factors beyond local changes.
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RNC Estimates Presidential Electoral Votes Noted
The Republican National Committee provides an electoral vote estimate indicating 217 votes needed for a choice. The assessment omits Nebraska Indiana Kentucky Colorado Idaho and Utah, suggesting a fighting chance to win those states.
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Utah
PRESS OPINIONS. No Idle Dream
The Davenport Democrat notes uncertainty over how many local manufacturers were asked to insert a Bryan election clause voiding contracts. One firm resisted and kept orders free of the clause after a dispute. The Bonesteel News reports hog and wheat prices rising, aiding farmers, while critics claim Mark Hanna engineers the move to sway votes for McKinley.
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The Prophet of the Platte and the Gold Standard Debate
Editorial argues 1896 prophecy by Bryan on the gold standard proved false as prosperity rose under the gold standard. It compares past prophets with Bryan, notes Democratic failures, cites Iowa market data, and praises economic gains while warning against Bryan's outlook. It emphasizes political clash in Chicago and: Democratic leaders, Bryan, and the 1900 economic revival.
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Bill Nye
Great Salt Lake Faces Shrinking Waters in Utah
The Great Salt Lake, a prominent Utah natural feature, is steadily shrinking. Evaporation and reduced inflow from lake feeders are cited as the main causes, with the lakebed likely to become dry land in decades without action.
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Doctor offers free treatment for consumption in community drive
Renowned physician Dr. Shepard long has donated time for research and free care. He has built a reputation across the American continent for throat and lung treatments and now offers his method to local residents at home.
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Aguinaldo and Bryan Vote Exchange in Council Bluffs
The Council Bluffs Nonpariel records an unusual ballot scene where Aguinaldo casts a shot while Bryan votes, and Bryan votes as Aguinaldo shoots, reflecting a tangled voting moment.
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Bryan
Teddy as young Lochinvar elopes with the West
The Minneapolis Journal pictures Teddy in the guise of a romantic identity as he heads west with a bold, idealized escape. The caption frames him as a daring, mythic figure venturing into uncharted territory with broad, adventurous tones.
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The Twentieth Century and a Stomach Bitters Endorsement
A column proclaims the approaching twentieth century as the era of invention and discovery and extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a premier tonic for dyspepsia indigestion and related ailments. It notes physicians' support and urges buyers to ensure the genuine bottle with a Private Revenue Stamp.
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