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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1900

Page

3

Congressional Districts Represented by Elected Members

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

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 Walters& Smith Council Bluffs Lot Thomas Storm Lake

Electors at Large for Congress Second District Named

Electors at large listed include John N. Baldwin of Pottawattamie County Ole Roe of Johnson County and J N W Rumple of Iowa County for the Second District.

John N. Baldwin Pottawattamie County Ole Roe Johnson County Congress J. N. W. Rumple Iowa County

Local Election Candidates Named in County Ticket

For Auditor A C Noble of Goshen Township and for Clerk Charles Richman of Muscatine. Recorder C H Reesink, Attorney E P Ingham of Wilton, Supervisor D D Webster of Fruitland.

A. C. Noble Goshen Township Charles Richman Muscatine C. H. Reesink E. P. Ingham Wilton D. D. Webster Fruitland

Vollmer's Loyalists Split as Democrats Clash Over Silver Stance

The Davenport Leader and Davenport Democrat dispute Vollmer's position on Bryan's silver policy. The Democrat opposes Bryan's plan while the Democratic ally argues the claim harms regular Democrats and their Silver Republican and Populist partners. Critics say Vollmer appears two faced, risking voter support in Muscatine and Jackson counties.

Bezons Vollmer Davenport Bryan Congress Muscatine Jackson Davenport Democrat Darkey Woodchucks Capt. Rumple

Overconfidence Warned by Hanna in Chicago Speech

Senator Hanna, chair of the Republican National Committee, cautioned against overconfidence. He warned that four years of McKinley administration had fostered faith in institutions and urged Republicans to ready themselves for future work rather than rest on past comforts.

Chicago Hanna Republican National Committee United States McKinley

Reversible Schurz and Bryan’s 1896 contrasts

The text recalls Carl Schurz’s 1896 warning about Bryan’s election and notes a Chicago speech from September 5 1896 predicting turmoil before a Bryan presidency. It contrasts Schurz’s alarm with later claims that Bryan’s stance echoes the past while Schurz has shifted.

Debs’s Stand and Social Democrats Eyeing Working-Class votes

The Burlington Hawkeye notes the Social Democratic party largely avoids Bryan support besides Republicans. Debs shows character, remains true to his party and program, and aims to mobilize many thousands of workers. Democrats spread a lie that he is in the pay of Republicans, which the paper says was exposed.

Burlington Hawkeye Social Democratic Party Bryan Debs

Press Opinions on Bryan Silver Issue and Lincoln Comparisons

Keosauqua Republican notes Bryan speaks little on adopting silver as payment while Secretry Gage hints at the stance. Keokuk Gate City mocks Bryan claiming Lincoln’s mantle but sees him as a montebank. Nonpariel chides Bryan for seeking a lifelong presidential bid versus term limits.

Keosauqua Keokuk Gate City Bryan Lincoln Ingersoll Moses Montebank The Republic

Bryan Overworks Capital In Rivalry With Cleveland

A debate over political strategy features Mr. Cleveland using capital to advantage while Mr. Bryan accuses overwork. The exchange touches on government service and duty, with both figures expressing willingness to help and fears about future governance.

Montezuma Line Passenger Schedule Update

Traveler's Guide lists B. B. & N. MTSCATINE DIVISION trains to Montezuma with daily except Sunday passenger at 8 10 a m. and freight at 8 40 a m. Return from Montezuma shows passenger 7 10 p m and freight 6 0 pm.

A New Safety Match Promising Phosphorus Free Use

A long paragraph proclaims a phosphorus free safety match that can be manufactured with existing plant and machinery. It contrasts with traditional matches and notes advances in invention. It also extols Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a fifty year standout for stomach ailments and warns of imitations. A private revenue stamp is shown on the bottle neck.

Iast Nee Hostetter

Republican Platform Resolutions Endorse McKinley and Policy

The Iowa Republican convention adopts a 1900 platform endorsing four years of policy vindication. It denounces monetary brinkmanship, calls for stable money, self government for new citizens, anti trust measures, and continued Republican leadership under McKinley. It lauds the administration and Congress and urges renomination and re election of McKinley.

Republican Party of Iowa Republican Party McKinley Congress Henderson Senate House

Delmar Journal Attacks Vollmer Over Free Coinage Stance

The Delmar Journal declares Vollmer opposes free coinage and asserts it would be better for Bryan to have a Republican in Congress from the district than an ally against his policy within his own ranks. Some doubt Vollmer’s sincerity.

Delmar Journal Vollmer Bryan Congress

Lincoln vow in inaugural speech on government property

The inaugural address states Lincoln will use power to hold government property. Bryan opposes the presidential duty and pledges to press Congress for an extra session to cede U S territory if elected.

Lincoln Bryan Congress United States

Cure Constipation Forever with Cascarets Candy Cathartic

Advertising copy promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a remedy for constipation. It claims a 1c dose and offers druggists refunds if C C C fails to cure. The tone is promotional and direct to consumers.

Bryan Condemns Military Might Amid Memorial Ceremony

At Fort Wayne dedication Lawton tribute praised soldiers meeting standard while Bryan, cited by the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, warned that growing militarism risks national danger and liberties in political harangues.

Lawton Fort Wayne Bryan Council

Roosevelt speech cites Philippines annexation among territories

In a Detroit address Governor Roosevelt argues that the Philippines are part of American territory just as Hawaii, New Mexico, and Alaska are. He says there is no difference in their status and that they cannot be returned or abandoned.

Roosevelt Detroit Philippines Hawaii New Mexico Alaska Esquimaux

Chicago Notes Reflect 1900s Political and Social Snippets

A mosaic of short items ranges from airship talk and Chinese marksmen to local curiosities and political commentary. It cites Bryan McKinley, Miss Susan B Anthony, and the Keyser speech with repeated I pronouns illustrating campaign rhetoric.

Maine Citizens Reject Reed’s Imperialism Echo

The former Maine statesman Thomas Brackett Reed faces strong local opposition as residents react unfavorably to his imperialism stance. The piece notes enduring regional sentiment against expansionist policies.

Thomas Brackett Reed Maine

Adam Stamm Buys 325 Acres Near Letts For Farm

Adam Stamm has purchased 325 acres near Letts, acquiring 165 acres from Geo. Dodder and 160 from B. W. Lee. The Lee property includes three natural gas wells supplying gas for lighting and heating, plus a hot air engine to pump water for stock and other uses. Local residents note Stamm’s long search and commend the farm’s soil and location.

Adam Stamm Letts Geo. Dodder B. W. Lee Stamm Lee Lee Burr Illinois Nicholas Attig Marston George Ern Fountain Gus. Kranz Lon Hotz

No-To-Bac Promotes Tobacco Cessation Product

Advert declares No-To-Bac the wonder worker that makes weak men strong and helps quit tobacco easily. Claims cure guaranteed with booklet and sample free from Sterling Remedy Co in Chicago or New York.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York Montreal

Displaced humor on church, clergy, and social manners

A terse observation notes that people take greater interest in others after misfortune while church members seeking a preacher draw less notice. The point contrasts public spectacle of suffering with quiet private faith and social status.

Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Rail Schedule Update

The Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Railway announces an effective June 1 schedule. Departures from Davenport include No 4 Clinton Omaha Chicago at 12 PM and No 6 Clinton Dixon Chicago at 2 45 PM. Arrivals at Davenport include No 1 Sioux City Omaha Clinton 7 20 AM and No 5 Cedar Rapids Clinton 6 45 PM.

Tri-Cities Chica Clinton Davenport Iowa Cliinton Parla Aan Chicago Eka Clinton Omaha Denver O. Chicago Belvidere Rockford Janesville Madison Wis Neb Cedar Rapids Bloe Dixon Sterling L. ¥. Berry

Muscatine North & South Railroad Schedule 1900

Trains take effect 12:01 p m Sunday June 17 1900 with No 3 going south and No 1 north. Second class stations include Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Jet and service daily except Sunday. Connections: B C R N for Burlington and Youth and Iowa Central routes east west and north.

Ly. Ly Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Jet Burlington Iowa Central

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society Masonic J. PrrcuHrorts W. M. A.W. Morcan Hawkeye Lodge SumNer G. Shafnit W. M. W. Eversmeyer Washington Miriam Lodge D. of R Prairie Encampment Muscatine Lodge Speer Second Cedar Eets Cedar Street M. W. OF Muscatine Camp Godmen of America Tuesda Avouing CF Frank Gould V. C. Clay Kneesz Woodman Hall Mars. S. FE Bend City Modern Brotherhood of America OF . H. Cosgrove G. W. Coverstam Sec Knights OF Pythias Wyoming Lodge K. of P K. of P. Hall Iowa Avenue J. C. Coster C. GC H. S. Howe K. of R Eagle Lodge A. O. U. W. Hall Second Street Joan Tillie M. W Redman Hal Shammo Hall P. m F. A. Johnson F.C. Lange C. of Maccabee Hall Fisch Henry H. Fack J. W. Hagn Ladies OF the Maccabees Muscatine Hive No. 13 Macabee Hall Fisch's W. D. Hing Mary EF. Peck Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington FP. A. A Q. T. Howard Pres Bankers’ Union OF the World First National Bank O. L. Peyratt N. W. Meyers Thos. Brown Clymer A. Coldren East Second Street J. W. McKee Inalc Bramworth’s Drugst B Thompson Sue Browning W. B. Thompson & CO. Life Insurance, Real Estate and Loans Old’s Bldg Iowa Ave 2D St J. Carrskaddan Garerrigan & Burk Lowa Ofice T. R. Fitzgerald LAW, Loan and Collection Hershey State Bank Iowa Avenue and Muscatine, Iowa M. Titus Jackson Titus & Jackson Attorneys AT Law Jayhe Ayne W. Hoffman Jaro Hoffman, — Courts J. Scott Richman E.F Richma Richman Richman Money Loan West Serena Street H. M. Dean H. J. Dean Cook, Musser & Co West Third Street Mully McKinley and the Muscatine Journal John Mahin and Sons Journal Journal Printing Co WM. McKinley Ohio Theodore Roosevelt W. B. Martin Adair County G. S. Gilbertson Winnebago County C. W. Mullan Blackhawk County F. F. Merriam Delaware County Supreme Court Emlin M’clain D. J. Palmer Washington County Congressional Schurz Carl Schurz Mr. Bryan Traveler’s Guide P. Railroad Kaneag City St. Joseph Kansas City Evans Netead Wees Wilton Pranoch Wurave Muscat’ 'Isa M. Ham Wiltop Avacwes Ihamm Republican Platform Chicago News Mr. Olney Fort Wedge Pekin Ilinois Susan B. Anthony Miss Anthony OEA Lone Tree Davenport, Rock Island & Northewestern Railway Co Muscatine North & South Railroad ILS Catal A Ilinois Central Railroad Company Ead Wiinese Central Nastraad Company Wiinele Central Egietere Poreon Stockhollers Chicaes SM N. m W. G.fruen Board of A. G. Hackstafp Illinois Central Railroad Company E. P. Day’s
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