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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
3
A fragment notes W W E Martin acting in the role of Secretary of State and linked to Adair. The text provides minimal context and does not specify dates events or actions.
The piece argues the 1868 Democratic platform warned that Republicans would topple government pillars and ruin liberty if they won in 1868. It contrasts this with Grant's reelection, noting the return to firm government and an improved constitution despite Democratic critique.
The Dubuque Times argues against a proposed constitutional biennial election amendment. It contends opposition claims are unsatisfactory and notes no record that less frequent campaigns harmed electorates in other states. The paper warns that state issues may still be considered during presidential cycles.
Massachusetts Senator Hoar condemns Bryan for opposing the Philippine policy while accusing him of masking anti imperial aims. He asserts he fought ratification at great personal cost and warns against Democratic expansionist plots involving silver coinage free trade and banking reforms.
The discussion notes that in presidential years national questions dominate while state and local issues still get attention. It cites that over thirty states have abolished annual elections and none want restoration, arguing biennial voting better fits modern politics.
A historical quotation contrasts McKinley’s push for free labor-driven industrial growth with Bryan’s argument that demonetized silver harms the economy. The text frames calls to restore silver coinage and free coinage at U S. mints as essential relief.
The excerpt quotes Abraham Lincoln condemning agitation that persuades soldiers to desert. He argues that dissuading recruits or pressing family influence to urge desertion harms the war effort as much as killing a soldier. He adds that silencing the agitator to save the boy is constitutional and merciful.
Alfred Waddel of Wilmington announces candidacy to succeed Marion Butler in the U.S. Senate with Fr. M. Simmons and General Julian S. Carr as other Democratic hopefuls. The party primary is set for November.
Weare Commission Co announces railroad time card services with a Webster City office in Room 13 Columbian Block Chicago address and telephone 132. An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as safe and effective, sold by Geo A Holbrook.
Fort Dodge resident F E Qilkine was active in the area last week. Mrs Stephenson visited her brother Homer Miles in Forest City. Mrs Goo Williams enjoyed a Colorado visitor. Mr and Mrs McWilliam of Green County called on their uncle D Woodard. A Pierce with son Frank and daughter One attended the state fair. Sunday school convention at Goodrich Grove drew good crowds on August 27.
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