Democratic Ticket for President Bryan and Stevenson
Votional slate listed for Thursday October 25 1900 names William Jennings Bryan for President and Adlat Stevenson for Vice President. The ticket appears under a Democratic banner with emphasis on the October date.
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William Jennings Bryan
Adlat Stevenson
Roosevelt Accusations on McKinley and Imperialism
A critique argues that Roosevelt's praise of McKinley as the liberty embodiment is false. It cites Porto Rico and the Philippines under U.S. rule, noting high taxation, lack of representation, slavery-like practices, and a slave- purchase mechanism. It contrasts with Jeffersonian ideals and the Louisiana Purchase.
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Roosevelt
Akron
McKinley
Jefferson
Louisiana
Philippines
Porto Rico
Sulu Archipelago
Sulu Islands
United States
Spain
Old World
Anti rap demonstration planned by Seattle labor union
The Western Central Labor Union of Seattle endorses an anti rap protest for tomorrow evening. The piece criticizes open government policy, blasts the Democratic platform and Republican stance, and argues 10,000 Japanese residents threaten white labor. It claims Japanese entry via Hawaii or the Philippines increases unemployment among white workers in Seattle and Everett and reports forced white labor displacement in Tacoma and by Great Northern contractors.
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Western Central Labor Union
Seattle
Everett
Haiwaiian Islands
Philippines
Great Northern
Tacoma
Trust questions and political blame over ice trust
The piece argues Republicans and Tammany pressures over the New York ice trust mask broader GOP ties to widespread trusts. It notes the Maine origin, a Republican president of the firm, and Boss Platt’s son among major stockholders, while saying both parties dislike the exposure and criticizing selective attacks while trusts thrive under Republican policy.
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Ice Trust
New York
Maine
Boss Platt
Shanghaiing Rumors Reflect Hard Times At Skagway
A Seattle Nome voyage on the South Portland faced mutiny charges against its captain. The Twenty fourth Infantry Africans unit forced the crew back aboard with bayonets after they were jailed for mutiny. Appeals to U S authorities were ignored as shipowners struggle to recruit crews under lax protection against shanghaiing.
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Skagway
South Portland
Seattle
Nome
Twenty-fourth Infantry
U. S
Chicago letter forecasts Bryan failure at the wire
W W Jermaine, a Chicago writer, says Bryan cannot win. The Tacoma News, calling itself independent, notes editor and proprietor once served Mark Hanna and owns the Tacoma Ledger. Jermaine and Sammy Perkins are warned that if Bryan stays behind McKinley, the Republican candidate will face a swift defeat.
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Tacoma News
Chicago
W. W. Jermaine
Bryan
News
Mark Hanna
Tacoma Ledger
Jermaine
Sammy Perkins
McKinley
White House
Settlement of Pennsylvania Mine Strike Prompted by Public Pressure
The Pennsylvania miners strike nears settlement as their demands are partly met. Public opinion pressures the powerful mine owners and the Hanna political faction to enforce terms, fearing electoral backlash that could threaten the Republican party and the trust system.
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Pennsylvania
Hanna
Noted Republican Leaders Bash Dem Candidate in Town Visit
The passage credits Mark Hanna and Roosevelt with recent criticisms of the Democratic presidential candidate calling him "as false as he is" and notes in New York the "Hero of San Juan" labeled an auditor "a liar." The quoted remarks are described as unconvincing to thoughtful voters.
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Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
Pryan
New York State
San Juan
State administration costs criticized amid Rogers era compare
The Post-Intelligencer weighs cost figures arguing the Rogers administration saved near half a million dollars and claiming voters won t see economy and efficiency as equal to or better than McGraw era.
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the Post-intelligencer
McGraw
Rogers
Taxpayers of Washington Face Higher Government Costs
Taxpayers of Washington would have shouldered greatly higher government costs with a larger population, as expenses naturally rise over time beyond the previous four years.
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Washington
Governor Rogers Denies Yakima State Fair Comment
Olympia October 20 1900 Governor Rogers writes to the editor denying he ever said North Yakima was not proper for the state fair. He says reporters from North Yakima spread a false report and notes his illness while dictating the statement.
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Yakima
F. D. Schnebly
North Yakima
Joan R. Rogers
Campaign pledges in Yakima county races
Voters are urged to support Winchester and Matthews for commissioners to ensure careful oversight of county expenditures Dem Democrat A F Snelling for county clerk promises conscientious capable service Druse pledges fiscal economy and clerical experience The Democrats announce a rally at Larson’s Theatre featuring Hon Charles Voorhees expected to draw a large crowd in Yakima County Supporters advised to arrive early for seats
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Larson’s
Charles Voorhees
Yakima County
For Sale and Wanted Notices in North Yakima
For Sale Ten good milch cows in quire at this office. Team for sale weight about 2300 well broken either single or double call on or address F H Plumb North Yakima. Wanted girl to work for her board and go to school family of four two blocks from high school apply Mrs John Curry Third street. For Sale Farm of 320 acres good land in Ahtanum valley ten miles from city 100 acres under cultivation 800 per acre. Furnished rooms to rent inquire corner 4th and Spruce. Prof H W Hoffman piano tuner Bay City Mich located in North Yakima orders at Briggs & Dam music store. Poultry supplies granulated bone oyster shells and feed at Mill Warehouse southwest of depot. Pearl bulk oil 18 cents per gallon Corrin Bros.
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Young
F. H. Plumb
North Yakima
Mra
John Curry
Third Street
Ahtanum Valley
City
H. W. Hoffman
Bay City, Mich
Briggs & Dam
James Studio Portraits Offer Christmas Photos
Photographs for $4.00 and best Cabinet Platino Photos for $1.50 per dot retouched. Groups full figures or bust, card mounts, plain or fancy lighting. Call to see new styles for work or personal portraits. James Studio 41 tf Schlotfeldt Building.
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James
Tf Schlotfeldt Building
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