Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-05
One Continual Ovation From Omaha to Davenport.
AnEpoch in Iowa Republicanism.
Rough Riders Day in Iowa :
Screaming success From start
TO Finish
4 Trail 81 Enthustssm Begins at
Fort Dodge and Ends ct
Davenport
The waterloo Meeting Record
For Ilunbers, Noise and
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Special to- Times- Republican,
waterloo. Oct. 5.-The greatest politt-
cal demon stra tfon IN the history cs the
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mass Of shouting. cro~d.1ng, 1oe1iing hu-
manity. Ever since o'clock this morn
ing crowds have been pouring into the
CITY from ali directions on special trains
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VIII people anxious u get slllhps Oh
the main attraction, and surrounded by
9 men and boys wild with enthusiasm
Roosevelt was forced to his carriage. He
lifted his hat and tried 10 speak, but the
noise was too much and he wac COM
nel,et, "a sa tisfv those near him WITH a
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S witn W. ,sopsese'.' 40 a.u also uel. Ven.
Sur1is 1ullu' Sr.' alo zen. LARK OF tseW "
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Senator e. w. Mullan, candidate for
attorney general, and Hon. O. B. Court
right. nominee to succeed Mullan, act
cd az 4 reception committee for
Z the vice presidential nominee and
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neaoquar'els were g % ol's''ea ior 'ne
day.
At II o'clock also arrived the train
from the east, which bore Speaker D.
=. Henderson and party from Dub,oue.
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ConrressionaI Chairman CHASER. Of the
Third district, who is also here. MT
Harry Glasser, Mr.. Lee j. McNoiy
4 clerk Ia sthe speaker. Hon. W. n. Tor.
bert and Hon. NJ. J. knight, a prom.
inent gold democrat OF Dubuque, Also
: member Of the speakers party i,
Mis-. FRANCES Couch. of DUBUQUE. pri.
vata srcretary To Col. T. j.. Merry. o
~ Yi,,nn,. Central who arrived firm,
@ S,h,.. - mi. morninp
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sa,..v .rrived fron, CsrinnelI. where n
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