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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

3

Democrats Favor Trusts By Pushing Sugar Duty Gift

The piece accuses Democrats of steering a joint resolution to admit Cuba and Porto Rican sugar free of duty, benefitting the sugar trust led by Henry Havemeyer. It claims the plan would have diverted duties totaling about 1.49 million dollars, with annual benefits to the American Sugar Refining Company and Lasalles. The article cites the Congressional Record as documentation.

Representative Richardson Tennessee Cuba Henry 0. Havemeyer Richardson Havemeyer Ways and Means Committee House Senator Jones Bryan American Sugar Refining Company A. S. Lasalles & Co James K. Jones Sugar Trust Congressional Record

Congressional District Roster Listing

First District Thomas Hedge Burlington Second District J N W Rumple Marengo Third District David B Henderson Dubuque Fourth District Gilbert N Haugen Northwood Fifth District Robert G Cousins Tipton Sixth District John F Lacey Oskaloosa Seventh District John A T Hull Des Moines Eighth District W P Hepburn Clarinda Ninth District Walter I Smith Council Bluffs Eleventh District Lot Thomas Storm Lake

Thomas Hedge Burlington J. N. W. Rumple Marengo David B. Henderson Dubuque Gilbert N. Haugen Northwood Robert G. Cousins Tipton John F. Lacey Oskaloosa John A. T. Hull Des Moines Wm. P. Hepburn Clarinda Walter I. Smith Council Bluffs Lot Thomas Storm Lake

Iowa Electors and County Ticket Names Listed

Electors at Large John N Baldwin of Pottawattamie County Ole Roe of Johnson County. For Congress Second District J N W Rumple of Iowa County. County Ticket For Auditor A C Noble of Goshen Township For Clerk Charles Richman of Muscatine For Recorder Co H Reesink For Attorney E P Ingham of Wilton For Supervisor D D Webster of Fruitland.

W. B. Martin Adair County G. 8 S. Gilbertson Winnebago County W. Mullan Blackhawk County F. F. Merriam Delaware County Supreme Court Emlin M’clain Johnson County D. J. Palmer Washington County John N. Baldwin Pottawattamie County Ole Roe Congress J. N. W. Rumple Iowa County A.C. Noble Goshen Township Charles Richman Muscatine H. Reesink E. P. Ingham Wilton D. D. Webster Fruitland

Vollmer Urged Clarity On Bryan Voting Stance In Muscatine

In opening remarks Mr Vollmer warned voters not to support him under misapprehension about his position He claimed to stand with his four year stance against Bryan's financial policy The author urges Vollmer to answer if he will vote for Bryan or oppose Bryan voters and to clarify his stance in Muscatine Friday night.

Vollmer Bryan Muscatine Congress Chicago Captain Rivaple Lvith Congress Republican Party Mceinney McKinley Goter Democratic Party Rumple

New York looks secure for McKinley says Carlisle

Hon John G Carlisle former Democratic secretary of the treasury asserts New York will give McKinley a solid 65 000 to 70 000 majority and notes Democratic leaders in New York doubt they can carry the state or elect Bryan despite confidence in Iowa

John G. Carlisle Treasury New York McKinley Iowa Bryan

Cleveland letter reaffirms five year old financial views

Mr. Cleveland states he has not changed his opinions since he wrote to business men five years ago about financial questions. The Globe-Democrat warns that Grover Cleveland's continued stance amid Bryan and a 45 cent dollar seems unlikely to materialize.

Cleveland Grover Bryan Globe-Democrat

Mc Kinley Electoral Vote Forecast By Gen Grosvenor

Grosvenor estimates Mc Kinley will gain at least sixteen more electoral votes than in 1896. If his figures differ materially from the final result, it would mark the first miss since his forecasts gained notice in national campaigns.

Grosvenor McKinley

PRESS OPINIONS. Not a Fight for Wages

Cedar Rapids Republican notes Chicago correspondent Curtis has published fuller statements on anthracite miners earnings. He presents August payroll data from Mt. Pleasant Coal at Scranton, showing net earnings with daily averages from $1.59 to $4 and an overall $2.62. Curtis claims leading company payrolls are open for inspection and contrasts miners earning $75 to $80 monthly with others at $30 to $35. The average miner works four or five days.

Cedar Rapids Curtis Chicago Mt. Pleasant Coal Company Scranton

Prosperity argument fails farmers says Topeka speech

In Topeka on August 22, J H Munroe rebuts Bryan and argues 1899 farm crop values show rising prices. He cites corn cotton oats barley and total farm product increases from 1896 to 1899 and claims prosperity comes from active mills and wages, endorsing McKinley Roosevelt.

J. H. Munroe Topeka Kansas Bryan Union Tmctobeg Osc. Civecs Less Va SS ceNc SalQaas Jes Cies OS Sk Ag Sk CIES Ocean Gece

Miners Strike Over Union Recognition

The miners refuse to work more than six hours and seek union recognition. The strike is about solidarity and the right to organize, not just pay scales.

Huronite Comments on Prosperity and Farm Prices

Mr Bryarm argues national prosperity is hard to find as prices for farm products show gains. He notes rising prices for steers hogs sheep corn wheat and wool in the west and east, claiming farmers share in the prosperity. He criticizes Bryan’s tour of South Dakota for ignoring these realities.

Bryarm Bryan South Dakota Motton

Conservatism Attacks Bryant as Enemy of Core Values

The editorial denounces Bryant as an enemy of conservatism, order, law, prosperity, reason, loyalty to the flag, and humor. It calls for voters to bury such a candidate in November with a sweeping avalanche of American indignation and disgust.

N. Y Bryan

Cork helmets and heat in China campaign legends

Army officers in the Quartermaster department are surprised by reports claiming Shanghai troops wore cork helmets in China while campaign hats were discarded. The item promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for heat related stomach issues, indigestion and general health, noting fifty years of usage.

Quartermaster’s Department China

Random Notes and Cultural Bits From The Era

Random notes discuss the empress dowager of China as a cited example, Woolley’s candidacy and speeches in Kentucky, two Chicago astronomy professors proposing planet regeneration via planetary collision, and Joseph Jefferson noted for 60 years on stage with Rip Van Winkle role.

Rand China Chicago University Joseph Jefferson Rip van Winkle Chicago

Various 1920s incidents and deaths reported across cities

Reports include an acid attack in Chicago injuring several women, Kruger routing through France to Belgium affecting entente, George B. Rhoads killed by streetcar with a $37,000 widow’s judgment, ex Governor Dillingham elected Vermont senator, a Kentucky lynching over alleged rape, Ferrell murder confession to Lane jurors, Harvard divinity dean Everett dies at 71, London Graphic founder Thomas dies at 70, a Chicago flagman killed, $40,000 mail robbery at Station H New York, Mindanao engagement capture near Oroquieta, Ohio Governor Nash seeking Harry H Stewart, Walton Holmes Kansas City elected president of American Street Railway association.

Chicago Miss Gast Long Island Kruger France Belgium George B. Rhoads Gotham Dillingham Vermont Kentucky Ferrell Express Messenger Lane Worfessor Charles C. Everett Harvard Divinity School Cambridge Mass W. L. Thomas London Graphic The Daily Graphic London John Scott Station H New Yok City Alverez Oroquieta Mindanao Nash Ohio New York Harry H. Stewart Cleveland Walton H. Holmes Kansas City American Street Railway Association

Republican Meetings Set With Speakers and Dates

Campaign gathering listings for Iowa areas include Conesville on Oct 24 with John Herriott. Muscatine Oct 26 with Lane and Curtis. Montpelier Nov 1 with Lawrence and Giesler. West Liberty Oct 25 with Baldwin. Goshen Township Oct 23 with J R Hapley. Lake Township Lucas Grove Oct 26 with Giesler and Kemble. Cedar Township Nov 2 with Carpenter and Richman. Lake Township Lucas School House Oct 26 with J L Giesler and John Kemble. Conesville Oct 24 with John Herriott and J L Giesler. Atalissa Oct 20 with W L Roach and Oct 25 Jas M Brenton.

Lake Township Lucas J. L. Giesler John Kemble Atalissa W. L. Roach Jas. M. Brenton

Seventy Six Township School Roundup Names Semis

Nov 3 Roach and Titus and Oct 20 Detwiler and Lawrence listed for school affairs in Seventy Six Township School No 4 records.

Seventy-Six Township Roach Titus Detwiler Lawrence

Hood's Sarpsapa rilla Promises Health and Vitality

An advertisement claims good health depends on pure blood and urges starting Hood's Sarpsapa rilla today. It promises improved appetite strength and vigor and claims to cure rheumatism catarrh or scrofula, urging immediate use.

Hood

Hood's Pills Promise Cure All Liver Ills

Advert shows Hood's Pills claim to cure all liver ills at 25 cents.

Hood

It Is Said Dogs Speak With Their Tails

A playful quip notes that if dogs truly speak with tails a short tailed dog would be a stump speaker.

Ward Clubs Schedule At Local Halls

Three ward clubs meet weekly at K P dance hall with First Ward on Monday Second Ward Friday Third Ward Thursday and Fourth Ward Monday at Stewart s Hall.

K. P Stewart's Hall

Rail fare offer on Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain routes

On first and third Tuesday of each month tickets will be sold at one fare plus $2 for the round trip, good for twenty one days with stop over privileges. For information address Bissell Wilson, Dist. Pass. Agt., 411 Adams street, Chicago.

Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain Arkansas Texas Louisiana Missouri Kansas Arizona Bissell Wilson Dist. Pass. Agt Adams Street Chicago

Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Railway Schedule

Train times show the Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern line operating daily with No. 4 and No. 6 departures for Clinton Sterling Dixon Chicago and other hubs. Arrivals list No. 1 Sioux City Omaha Clinton and No. 3 Chicago Madison Janesville. Berry signs as general passenger agent.

Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Co Tri-Cities Chica Clinton Davenport Iowa Clinton Sterling Dixon Chicago Omaha Neb Denver Belvidere Rockford Til Somparite Madison Wis Clinton Sterling Hicago Iil Oiea Cecar Rapids Ana- Iowa Utah Pacific Coast Sioux City Ila Janesville Ackford Pelvidere Glinton Chicago Dixon Colo Omaha, Neb Rapids D. Daily L. Fr. Berry

Muscatine North & South Railroad Train Schedule

Train timetable shows daily service with No 3 and No 1 second class trains going south from Muscatine to Grandview Wepelli and Elrick Jet, with No 2 and No 4 running north and south regardless of other trains, including connections to B Co R N Burlington and Iowa Central lines.

Ly. Ly. P.M. P.M Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Elrick Jet Burlington Iowa Central

Also Mentioned on This Page

McKinley and Roosevelt the Muscatine Journal John Mahin and Sons Journal Journal Printing Co Judge Compenr WM. McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Congressional Party OF Progress Ea Dean United States Department of Agriculture Ene Woolley Buck Lucinda Paschel Lamberton Ark Bettie Atlanta, Ga- SC NEWS3 Conesville John Herriott Lane and Curtis Montpelier West Liberty Baldwin Independence J. R. Hapley Cedar Township Cedar Center Carpenter and Richman Muscatine Ward Traveler’s Guide GKL & P. Railroad St. Joseph Kansas Y Natead Washington Wilton Brange Muscat Sham Sam Cem Ip M. Tao A.m Wa. m Tralia St Muscatine North & South Railroad Remington Pia Debe Hycol Seomons Madison St John J. Havercamp Kuechman McBride & Cope J. J. Coady Nesper & Co
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