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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1894

Page

14

Governor McKinley Speech in Des Moines Fr day Evening

Ohio Governor William McKinley will speak in Des Moines Friday evening of next week on October. Wilson predicts Republican nominee Allison. Davis County Republican notes if Cleveland’s toga covers Allison it will signify brains and backbone not bulldoggery. Harrison backs McKinley in Indianapolis with a large crowd. Harrison cites two prosperous years followed by distress and disaster, urging Republican victories this fall to end political and economic turmoil.

Wiliam McKinley Ohio Des Moines Om Wilson Allison Cleveland Davis County Gov. McK Indianapolis Harrison Ways and Means Committee House of Representatives Wilson Recor Martin Luther Gear Court House Congress Ryan Jear Newton

Democratic debate mirrors national tariff clash in Ottumwa

Ottumwa readers discuss Sunday letters and Reader Writer in the Recor while Dr. Gear’s courthouse speech impresses with clarity. The piece contrasts Democratic misrule, Lincoln’s tariff view, and the push for a strong Republican win to prevent Populist balance of power ahead of November.

Ottumwa Weaver Congress

Political Debates on Prosperity and Lumber Tariffs

The Kansas City Journal cites campaign rhetoric claiming prosperity under Republicans and loss under Democrats. It notes a tariff change lowering import duties on lumber, enabling Canadian exporters to gain. Quebec imposes duties on lumber sent to the United States, with dealers predicting no price drop but a shift of profits away from U S firms toward Quebec.

Vladt Kansas City Journal Quebec United States

Allison in 1896 Senator Gear's Midwest Swing

Senator Gear traveled from Burlington to Newton on Monday, registered at the Churchill, then moved on to Stuart by Tuesday evening. The piece notes Gear's bid in Hager's Ninth district and hints at a broader Republican landslide, with talk of Curtis in the Second and Jockey Hayes stepping back.

Senator Gear Newton Churchill Burlington Stuart Hager's Hiatjim Weaver Congress Senator G Hager Furst Curtis Hayes Gear

West and Midwest leaders clash in Republican speech mix

In Ottumwa Senator Allison advocates for the West and agriculture, arguing for a strong Republican ticket with Reed of Maine and McKinley in the middle. Ohio and Iowa support protection and a solid northern delegation, while targets include the Maine and West contenders. Rev Wisner speaks on China, and local notes report deaths, illnesses, and a runaway scare.

Allison Ottumwa Iowa McKinley Reed Ohio Maine Ottumwas Mississippi River West Towa Union Congress Chicago

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