Wilton rally features Vermont congressman on protection and coal talks
Congressman D T Foster of Burlington Vermont spoke to a large Wilton audience on protection for American industries and coal strike settlement. He praised Republicans as forward looking, praised progress of the last 40 years, and critiqued Democratic proposals on coal mines while outlining party policy and election plans.
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Wilton
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Burlington
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New York City
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Nebraska
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New York
Roosevelt
Philippines
Washington
Philippine
Cuba
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Isthmian Canal
Cleveland
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Party of Progress
Egypt
Siberia
Germany
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England
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Standard Oil Company
Victor
William Hoffman
Otley Stutler
Vernon Blake
Davenport
Homer Weatherly
Peter Freyermuth
St. Louis
Geo. Plitt
Opera House
Republican Committee
J. L. Woodhouse
Kansas
James Kelley
Chicago
Fannie Cooling
Sherwood
Child
M. D. Allen
Amelia
Addie
L. N. Ayres Cottage
West Fifth Street
Roosevelt Leads Peaceful End To Coal Strike
A Muscatine speaker extols Theodore Roosevelt for mediating the coal strike. He notes Secretary Root's dispatch, operators conceding, and Mitchell seeking more concessions, with a near end to the strike anticipated. Foster defends Republicans, attacks free trade, praises trust enforcement, and urges voting on November 4.
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Mitchell
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Wilton Notes Show Elocution Lessons and Local Moves
Wilton Iowa items include Miss Kielbach engaging high school girls for after school physical culture lessons on Mondays and Fridays. Many residents move or visit sites in town with funeral notices, family travels, and arrivals from Muscatine Davenport Chicago and Arion.
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Wilton
Iowa
Kielbach
Baird
Colorado
McAulay
Bills
Durant
Palestine
Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church
Sell
Presbyterian Church
A. T. Nelson
M. B. Nelson
Hough
Strong
Switzer
Dr. Bills
Walter Johnson
Muscatine
Dr. Smith
Kate Giesler
Martha Pentzer
Cr. L. Packer
Omaha
W. E. Downer
Sancoxie
Missouri
J. B. Downer
Ed. Wise
Chicago
S. H. Wise
Harry
Dave Burrows
Lime City
Forest Witmer
Burrows
Ella Brown
Lizzie Holzhauer
Clara Holzhauer
Bessie Packer
Hattie Wildasin
Ida Morrison
Burdette Perry
Messrs
Grove
Mahanna
Robert Edgerton
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven By Local Reader
Muscatine resident Jno Haines of 1817 Sherman Street reports backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He suffered pain while loading and morning soreness, found relief after three days and completed the box. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole U.S. agents.
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Sherman Street
Hay
Havercamp’s
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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Doan’s
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Nelson
Brammiere
New State Bank
Arion
Elliott R. King
Peosta
JAS. Beach & Sons, Mfrs
Dubuque, Iowa
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Jim Dumps
Jim
Club
AutTuvs Forman
E. O. Burnside
E. 2d St
H. M. Bartlett
Inquire Schreurs Button Co
Wm. McSwiggin
Wilton Township
Reed Bros
Wm. Hendricks
R. R
Muscatine, Ia
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Orange Street
E. A. Ogilvie
5Th St
Muscatine Island
P. O
Roscoe Avenue
Eighth Street
Samuel NeNutt
Cedar Street
Oak Street
Ogilvie
East Fifth Street
J. P. Breene
W. 2d St
C. O. D. Grocery
East Hill
Hannah Hazlett
Calon M. W. Stirlen
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine County
Reliance Loan Co
Over P. O
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
West Front Street
Rock Island Freight Depot
Peerless Learn Button Company
W. E. Kelley
Motor College
Chicago, IL
Rizal
Charles Gray
Riverview
Spaulding Nursery & Orchard Co
Spaulding
H. J. Heinz Co
Berlin
Bartlett Bros
West Liberty
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Prince
Wm. Schoenig
Lowa Avenue
A. M. Lingo
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Tod
George Plitt
Bragman Cottage
West Fourth Street
East Wilton
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