County Ticket Nominating Meeting in Ottumwa
For Auditor Frank Fisk For Clerk A Matters For Recorder and Supervisor John T Winters in Ottumwa on August 18 at 11 am to nominate a congressional candidate. Delegates from Davis Mahaska Jasper Monroe Keokuk Wapello Poweshiek as in the Republican State Convention call, by order of the Republican Congressional Committee Ottumwa Iowa May 1 Chairman zanewineeee.
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McKinley Answers the Chicago Platform in Key Speech
Major McKinley, addressing supporters in Cleveland last Saturday, condemned the Chicago platform and urged a united Republican stance. He argued the nation faces a crisis of credit and currency value, insisting a sound policy will mobilize idle money into productive enterprise, restore employment, and lift wages and confidence.
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Elector Count and Party Turns in the 1900 Election
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