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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
2
Henry Watterson declares the Republican Party a woeful minority aside from gold Democrats. He notes Olympia keeps the state capital while Yakima grows and cites imperialism militarism and trusts as failing issues for Republicans who focus on silver.
Judge Knowles of Montana holds half-breeds are Indians in law, entitling them to privileges and subjecting them to restrictions. The ruling affects taxation and voting rights, noting half-breeds cannot be taxed nor can they vote as full citizens, with potential political impact in Yakima county.
The Chicago Times-Herald argues Republicans must face the challenge of nominating McKinley and Roosevelt without New York support. It says Roosevelt’s candidacy may not rally anti Tamaany Democrats, independent Republicans, or civil service reformers. It notes Bryan winning New York Kentucky Maryland could seal victory.
J Howard Watson accuses an alleged combination of ex senators John L Wilson and John B Allen to appoint Allen governor in return for Senate support. Watson labels the tactic as disreputable, citing Wilson’s role in Frink’s candidacy and comparing it to John N Wilson’s methods, while noting claimed Republican harmony.
The Bishop denies last week’s Herald report on his Denver address about China, saying notes were not taken and memory led to misquotation. He clarifies he supports voluntary missionary sacrifice and rejects forcing Christians by arms.
An allied democracy group will hold a ratification event at Larson's Theater on Saturday evening July 28. Speakers will back Bryan and Stevenson in a cause promoting equal rights for all. An energetic committee runs the arrangements with aims to honor democratic principles.
Notice calls Seattle speakers to address Yakima residents on July 28 in support of honest money and opposition to trusts, imperialism, and preferential favors. Includes local updates on visitors, relocations, and business ads from Yakima.
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