Nothing Under the Hat Roosevelts Outburst Meets Rebuke
The St Paul speech by Theodore Roosevelt sparks sharp Republican criticism. The piece questions his fitness for vice presidency and suggests his behavior deserves condemnation by Hanna and the party leadership, warning supporters of potential harm to the ticket and urging closer scrutiny.
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Teddy Roosevelt
St Paul
Philadelphia
Okla Loma
Democratic Party
Hanna
Mark Hanna
Republican National Central Committee
Roosevelt
Bryan Platform Praised for Courage and Principles
The New York World lauds Mr. Bryan’s platform as eloquent and fearless, appealing to both intelligence and conscience. It emphasizes three democratic bases of right justice and freedom guiding his policies against imperialism and militarism.
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Bryan
Democratic Republic
New York World
Gold Democrats Left With Nine Thousand In Reserve
A surplus from the former Gold Democrats budget totals nine thousand dollars after a four year campaign. Reporters note Republican funds flowed in but could not be spent. Supposed dissolution of the party raises questions about the fate of the reserve while coverage of Larson’s theater ratification meeting shows mixed, lenient press reaction.
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Republican
Gold Democratic Party
Tacoma Ledger
Larson’s
Roosevelt
Jones
Hrraup
Barge
Expansion fever stirs U S moves on Philippine islands
The report notes that in framing the Paris treaty the United States overlooked two obscure Philippine islands. Washington reportedly offers Spain a price for Cibatu and Cigayen. The Sultan of Sula and family may cheer the acquisition despite risks of higher taxes and more American casualties.
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Uncle Sam
Paris
Philippine Archipelago
Spain
Cibatu
Cigayen
Sula
Republicans Advance Imperial Policy By Gradual Steps
The piece accuses Republicans of pursuing imperial policy in small increments to dodge public scrutiny. It likens their approach to bi metalism in 1896 and predicts swift enactment after the election.
Four Year Policy and Independence Beat Empire Push
In a critique of turn toward empire, the speaker says the nation must stay true to democratic policy, urging the people to think for themselves this year. The argument warns against extending the president's program and cautions that preserving the republic requires resisting expansionist ambitions.
Democratic County Convention Call for Yakima County
A Democratic Party convention and precinct primaries are called by Yakima County Democratic Central Committee. The convention will meet in North Yakima on August 18 1900 at 11 a m to elect 11 delegates and 11 alternates to the state convention and nominate county officers including representative sheriff auditor treasurer clerk attorney surveyor coroner school superintendent assessor and two district commissioners. Primaries to select delegates will be held August 11 at 7 to 9 p m at usual polling places. All who affiliate with the party for William J Bryan are invited.
Populist Primary and Convention Call in Yakima County
A call for a populist general convention at the North Yakima courthouse on August 18 1900 at 10 am to elect eleven delegates and eleven alternates for the state convention in Seattle August 27 1900 and to nominate county officers including sheriff auditor treasurer clerk of the superior court assessor county attorney coroner superintendent of schools surveyor and two commissioners. Primaries for delegates to be held August 14 1900 1 pm to 9 pm at precinct voting places with listed representation for Alder Creek North Yakima Bedrock First Ward Second Ward Cowyche Third Ward Fairview Parker Fruitvale Prosser Kennewick Selah Kiowa Sunnyside Mabton Tampico Moxee Toppenish Natchez Venus Nile Yakima City Nob Hill Zillah. A L Furst J C McCrmmon.
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Democratic Central Committee
Yakima County
Democratic Party
North Yakima
Seattle
William J. Bryan
Ahtanum
North
Yakima
Alder Creek
Bed Rock
Palrview Sc
Jakmes Fruitvale
Prosser
Kennewith
Selah
Kiona
Sunnyside
Lone Tree
Iveanse Tampico Madtow Iene Cso
Toppenish Mosgb
J.D. Meni
E. B. Presie
Court House
Wash
Yakima- Abtanum
Bedrock
Cowyche
Fairview
Parker
Fruitvale
Kennewick
Kiowa
Mabton
Tampico
Moxee
Toppenish
Natchez
Venus
Nile
Yakima City
Nob Hill
Zillah
A. L. Furst
J.C. McCrmmon
Yakima County Sheriff A J Shaw and others announce candidacies
A series of Yakima county political notices show A J Shaw presenting as sheriff candidate under fusion forces and promising voters no regret if successful. R A Grant as City Marshal enters sheriff race. J A Orchard announces for assessor. Ira M Krutz seeks prosecuting attorney. T A Davis seeks coroner nomination.
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Yakima County
A. J. Shaw
Ira M. Krutz
T. A. Davis
Stamp Out the Noxious Canadian Thistle Threat in Moxee Valley
A letter warns that the Canadian thistle is rapidly spreading through the lower Moxee valley, doubling land infested this season. The writer urges immediate action to prevent seed spread and advocates enforcing laws requiring farmers to eradicate thistles, with road supervisors enforcing and liens or fines if neglected.
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The
Canadian Thistle Post
Moxere Wash
Eprtror Herato
Moxee
Riverside School House
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Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
Columbia Market
Columbia Meat Market
H. J. Rand
Propr
Ene
R. A. Grant
J. A. Orchard
McConnell’s
Schindeler
Kleis & Bond’s
Yakima Avenue
Dueber Hampden
Schindeler’s
Square Meals
Washington Medical Dispensary
DR. Lindsay
E. B. Arnold
Scientific
Arnold
Lucy
P. O. Box
North Yakima, Wash
Beeks
Henry Clark
Madelin
Davia
Elwood
Alice G, Hood
Frank Lewis
Charlie E. McCandless
W. P
Noah
Liat
Soda Springs
Qiett & Ayre’ Drug Store
Tuomas Lauar
la Berta Guitar Express
Express
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Chicago
Roebuck & F
P. T. Gervais
EK. Carmichael
T. R. Fisher
Second St
Herald Office
Esther Tan
F. A. Alexander
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