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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
3
A 1900 newspaper brief lists the Democratic National Ticket for President William Jennings Bryan and Vice President Adlai Stevenson with a date of Thursday September 27. The item is a compact political notice emphasizing the ticket.
The piece argues for John R. Rogers, praising his economical, honest administration and decrying John McGraw's four years of debt and corruption. It asserts Frink would return to McGraw era influences, noting Republicans acknowledge Frink’s sponsorship by McGraw allies.
Historical excerpts echoing speeches by Lincoln Jefferson Bryan Hanna about government by the people equality of rights and opposition to monopolies while noting the English reliance on trusts as a model for commercial success
The passage notes that even with the dinner pail as a working class goal, Mark Hanna would prefer it not be raised. In Pennsylvania coal regions the full dinner pail is already remembered only as a blessing.
The piece notes coal barons plan a fall price rise after mine shutdowns, portending hardship in a region already marked by danger and want. It also cites New England woolen mills running on rag time, with limited workweeks, and recalls Hobson’s sensational remarks about Admiral Dewey and Spanish actions, ending with Jefferson’s pacifist principle.
The passage lists furnished rooms by a city office and a string of social visits to the fair. It mentions J. C. McCrimmon’s buried infant, visits by L. K. Cogswell and others from Olympia Ellensburg Seattle Buckley Prosser, and promotions for campaign buttons. It also notes legal action L. J. Greenwalt sues Harriet Stables and an October speech by Chas. MS Voorhees in Yakima.
The Dalles Times Mountaineer argues those backing McKinley seek a large standing army stationed at industrial centers to pressure labor and fund-spend via a perpetual war tax. It claims a Republican Congress won t cut the force and that after foreign campaigns troops would police domestic workers.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says bronchitis plagued her for two decades but Foley's Honey and Tar brought quick relief. The ad also notes insomnia rumors about Mrs. Swift Smith and a husband who talks in his sleep, keeping her awake.
Advertisements urge credit options and land sales while listing reduced prices on photographs furniture and glassware. Stores promote supplies including poultry bone oyster shells watches baby buggies and fruit jars with porcelain lined tops.
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