Contest of 1900 as viewed by Loomis Nelson
Henry Loomis Nelson argues in Collier's Weekly that both McKinley and Bryan face weaknesses. He claims voters will oppose one or the other, outlining fears about money, imperialism, civil service, and party leadership, with emphasis on the money question and the Cuban scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Loomis Nelson
Collier’ Weekly
McKinley
Bryan
Conner
Merson
Betry
Cate
Oliver
Palmer
McKinney
Bryan Naw
Rennet
West
Latur
Helihewey
Ervin
Toviene
Petra
Reevetl
Fwieiel
Hunt
Hebie
Borges
Republican Party
New York
New Jersey
Fnr
Bryants
Dimasomue
Chicago
Supreme Court
Doe
Eis
Boes
Cottress
Munrege
Tdenocratic Party
Root
Hawaii
Porta
Cuba
Eari
Smith
Gulybosaen
Kote
Philippines
Otis
Manila
McKintey
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrison
Br. McKissley
United States
Wit
Republic
Democratic state convention ousts Arapahoe delegates
After a two day session and an all night credentials review, the Colorado Democratic state convention expelled Arapahoe county delegates. The body then adjourned and named delegates at large including Governor Charles S. Thomas and Thomas J. Maloney. They urged backing for Bryan and Gakeaxe amid a brief resolutions report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Credentials
Arapahoe
Aranahoe County
Thomas
Thomas J. Maloney
Kansas City
Charles S. Thomas
F. Gunnett
Calorasio Springs
Charles Henkel
Pueblo
Edward Keating
Harvey Stuart
Jefferson County
J. Tl. Robeson
Georgetown
C.D. Capp
Durango
Wil- Man Jennings Bryan
Seamas
Two Last Receptions Close Topeka Social Week
Topeka society marked the close of the social season with two large Friday receptions. Mrs. J. C. McClintock and daughter Ruth hosted guests at Fullmore Street, while Mrs. Jas Coe and Mrs. Albert Watkins entertained at Buchanan Street, featuring floral décor, elegant gowns, and a spacious porch setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McClintock
Ruth McClintock
Fullmore Street
Mra Jas
Rockwell
Mise Helen McCilatook
Isabel Smith
Ethel Morton
Neille Millspaugh
J . Mills Page
Coe
Albert Watkins
Japanes
Hellen Stage
Ellie Smith
Laree
Bowie Ark
Milwaukee club women elect new officers in closing session
The Milwaukee club women closed their session with an election. Rebecca Low of Georgia was named president and Margaret Evans of Minnesota won second vice president. By laws changes on representation and the board of directors were discussed, with nominations from the floor for president and second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Offcere
Rebecca Low
Georgia
Charles Denison
New York
Margaret 7
Emma van Weichten
Fows
George H. Noyes
Wisconsin
Carlos K. Fairbanks
Indiana
Edwirnt Huchwaiter Obie
Annie TD. West
Massachusetts
Mary Lockweel
District of Columbia
W. J. Christie
Montana
Lilian Street
New Hampshire
Coad
South Dakota
T. J. Priddy
Kansas
Margaret? J. Evans
Minnesota
Lowe
Bette
Still Falling Prices Signal Mixed Outlook For Summer Trade
New York June 9 R G Dun and Company Weekly Review of Trade notes Congress adjournment and progress toward peace in South Africa, plus price adjustments toward a natural level. Mentions declines in anthracite No 2 coal and Bessemer steel prices, weaker minor metals and coke, and falling petroleum and rubber prices. Also reports production and wage trends, with market uncertainty after the presidential election and potential disruptions in China. Includes notes on tourism rates to Colorado and Utah with June to September tickets offered at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
South Afric
China
South Africa
Ume
Bessemer Association
Pittsburg
Southern Makers
Advan
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colorado
Resolutions Committee
Bryan Ivetent Stephes
Congressiv
John McCamb
Leadville
WL. Sreley
Boulder
William Gunn
Surimer
Willan Hill
Park County
The
Euclid Park
Washburn College
Seventeenth Street
T. E. Bowman & CO
Topeka, Kans
Princess Marie Louise of Cumberland, Fiencee
Prince Max of
Baden
Ellent Deurhier
Tor
Trince
Topeka Society
McClintock Home
Mrs
Sisting
W. B. Teehter
Mire
Mills
Phillips
HB. Steele
Winnifred Wagher
John T. Chaney
James Brier
W. J. Radelf
Watkin
Oirhan Atti
Brestern
Mr. Na
Philadelphia
Phi
F. BE. Dietrich
Mr. Join Payne
Fort Worth
Texas
George B. Payne
Lincoln Street
Nellie Baker
Berenice Puller
Emporia
Newton
D. W. Millard
Wichita
Topeka
G. J. Mulvane
Hazel
Mise Elvie Millspaugh
Poribault, Minn
Shattuck Military Academy
Paul Mulvane
James G. Megeath
Arizona
Baltimore
Mrs. Youngs
Misa Beile Ward
Polk Street
Cinb
Baston Wan
Ings
Jennie Jane
Wl ix
Varinga
Hembra
Robert J. Burdett
California
Marianne Sofia Lawna Priedland
Russia
Tavinttontr Hove
Buffalo
Benton
Mitch
of Directors
Club Women's Convention
DNL
Joneer'Vick Prraitenta
Lgfe
Camer
Ant
Canary Comdizions
Utah
Colorado Springs
Pune
Ogden
Louks
EL Nipps
Kacsa
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