Newspapers Portray Shifting Republican Loyalties in 1900
A string of public figures across parties announce support for Bryan over McKinley citing imperialism and corruption. Names include Judge C. L. Holtz Charlies M. Stafford Charles F. Bacon E L Godkin Edwin F. Walker Webster Davis Judge P A Louble ordway anti imperialist leader Joseph Breitinger Sigmund Zeigler John P Hopkins Silas Swallow John de Witt Warner Patrick Egan and Senator Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Bryan
McKinley
Judge C. L. Holtz
Cleveland
Charlies M. Stafford
New York
United States
Charles F. Bacon
David B. Hill
E. L. Godkin
New York Evening Post
William McKinley
Edwin F. Walker
Young Men’s Republican Club
Evanston
Ill
Webster Davia
P. A. Louble
Ohio State Bar Association
Congress
E. M. Ordway
Anti- Imperialistic League
Kansas City
Joseph Breitinger
Gold Democratic Organization of
Ohio
Sigmund Zeigler
Chicago
John P. Hopkins
Bryan Democracy
Silas C. Swallow
United Christian Party
John de Witt Warner
John G. Beaty
Patrick Egan
Chile
Harrison
Wellington
Maryland
Peace conference forecast at Pekin and Rogers support
The next peace conference will likely be held at Pekin after an ineffective last meeting. Delegates to the county fusion convention on Saturday will endorse Gov. John R. Rogers and back his renomination, praising his administration as clean conservative and capable.
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Pekin
John R. Rogers
Endorsement Plan for Rogers Delegation to Seattle Convention
The proposal urges backing of the Rogers plan as the administration’s best option since statehood and calls for ratifying the endorsement by sending a solid Rogers delegation to the Seattle convention. It frames the move as essential for continuity and unity in the party.
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Rogers
Seattle
Prairie dog fate tied to industry and expansion
The piece warns prairie dogs face extinction as civilization encroaches and industrial forces drive them from their habitats. It notes the government formula harming the species and describes the animals as the Amoosin' little cuss soon past, per Artemus Ward style.
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Artemus Ward
Imperialism at Home: Money Power and Election Control
The speaker warns that domestic money-power imperialism rivals colonial expansion in danger. It controls elections and rulers, shapes laws to help trusts, sets commodity prices, and suppresses fair wages, hindering the common good. Authorities fear this internal conquest as much as overseas domination.
Among the Politicians In the County Convention Scene
Dr P Frank sought the republican chairmanship but fears of losing gold democrats kept the post with Dr Hill by a narrow margin. George B Hough was secretary and Redman treasurer as delegates pledged to support Will Thompson for prosecuting attorney who needed 62 votes for nomination and 74 pledged. Yakima City backed Alex McAllister with three votes. Thompson wonders where 71 votes went. A bold bet of $50 that the entire ticket would win drew quick stinging satire. The Yakima delegation arrived eight hours late. some members arrived earlier by other trains. Delegates at Tacoma included Hill Hough Whitson Donald Englehart with proxy, Redman Dunn Williams Walker. the delegation also included Dr P Frank, Coonee, Rudkin. Asa Schwartze, who
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. P. Frank
Dr. Hill
George 8. Hough
Redman
Will Thompson
Yakima City
Alex McAllister
Thompson
Yakima
Tacoma
Lesh
Robertson
Wilcox
Congressman Jones
G. 8. Hough
Ed. Whitson
G. S&s. Donald
I. P. Englehart
Walter Cliff
W. H. Redman
Robert Dunn
Frank Williams
A.C. Walker
Harry Coonee
Frank Rudkin
Asa Schwartze
Frink
Cushman and Jones
Congress
Edward Whitson
H. G. M'Bride
Skagit
S. H. Nichols
Snohomish
C. H. Maynard
Lewin
Thirteenth delegate races and state convention notes
The piece lists candidates and nominations for local and state offices. Col J A Taggard renominated for justice of the peace. Robert Crory to succeed W S Lince. A F Snelling seeking county clerk. Joseph Stephenson for assessor. I M Krutz still seeking fusion nomination for prosecuting attorney. Geo Stephenson earns first grade teacher certificate and enters county school superintendent race. Democratic primaries show Marshal Grant strong for sheriff and A J Shaw favored regionally. contest for prosecuting attorney between Judge Preble and I M Krutz. Rogers delegation favored. Frink victorious for governor. Cushman and Jones for congress. other state nominees named.
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Col. J. A. Taggard
Justice of the Peace
Robert Crory
W. S. Lince
Joseph Stephenson
Stephenson
Kansas
I. M. Krutz
Geo. Stephenson
Olympia Today
Marshal Grant
A.J. Shaw
Judge Preble
A. J. Splawn
Rogers
Stetmweg closes out 87 city lots for sale
W L Stetmweg announces the sale of 87 city lots described as highly desirable for residence and business. The lots are offered at reasonable prices with installment payments available. The notice invites buyers to visit the removal site at the Golden Rule and references H H Schott & Co. as part of the sale.
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W.L. Stetmweg
The
Golden Rule
H.H. Schott & Co
Esther Tan
McConnell's offers home goods and services in town
Local ads promote home goods both new and second hand at McConnell's. Schindeler's polish for silverware and Doppler style watches at Schindeler's. Kinsey & Co advertise Van Camp's soups for hot weather. A stray brown horse from Soda Springs with brand E H is offered for reward. Nob Hill farm for sale features ten acres with alfalfa clover orchard well and cellar.
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McConnell’s
van Camp
Kinsey & Co
Nob Hill
Hubbard Ditch
O. R. Wilxims
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Herald
Tuesley, McComb & Tuesley, Publishers
Columbia Market
Columbia Meat Market
H. J. Rand
A. F. Snelling
Short—Jones
Pycrust
Brooklyn
Harry
Puck
Square Meals
Nichalins
Yakima Avenue
Lucy
Propr
Schindeler
Kleis & Bond’s
Dueber Hampden
Prades
Schindeler’s
Soda Springe
Joan Druse
Reyal
T. R. Fisher
Second St. Harness Maker
Studebaker
Front Street
Depot
M. Schorn
F. A. Alexander
Washington Medical Dispensary
North Yakima
DR. Lindsay
Eye Department
E. B. Arnold
Arnold
North Yakima, Wash
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