Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-28

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i TOPICS OF THE TIMES T
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Fully an inch of rain fell in some sec
tons of North Dakota Tuesday night.
Governor Roosevelt has given assur-
ance that he will be in st. Paul to adj
dress the Republican National League.
on July IL.
Here is another possibility that will
make democrats view with alarm
1.-The talked-of offer of the prohibitionists
to pledge a million votes for Bryan II
the democracy Will insert prohibition.
lsplank in its platform. Such PLATFORM.
! with Mark Twain as vice. would add
spice if not spirits to the .'slampaign."
| The Illinois democrats committed
themselves to the democratic free sill
isNer Platform. and. as interpreted by
Altgeld, they realIirln it in letter and
| spirit. Samuel .Alschuier, a native of
4 Chicago. but of German antecedents is
| the candidate for governor. OF him the
/ Tribune says: I'm Mr.. Alschuler the
!. democrats have a clean, respectable
candidate, Who Will make a dignitied
campaign. He will not froth and
foam from Chicago to Cairo, as Mr..
| Altgeld did four. years ago. AS a mem
4 Der of the lower house of the general
assembly Mr.. Alschuler has made a
creditable record. He has no enemies
in his party and will no doubt COM
nland its full vote. He Will not, how
ever, draw any republican votes away
from Judge Yates, Who deserves and
4 Will receive his full party Vote
\ More republican harmony comes to
4 the surface in the unanimous renomi-
/ nation in Minnesota of Congressman
AIcCleary. Tawney and Heatwole.
7
President Mckinley made his first Wis
lit to Washington, on his bridal tour, in
4 1871. Before he was married he wrote to
Congressman Amber who represented
4 the district in which Canton is located,
/ for information about the hotels and
asking him to make the necessary arr
(. rang
Kansas City authorities are planning
4 for fifty extra policemen to take care of
1 the democratic convention on the 4th.
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Congressman sulzer, of New York
4 who's q rough andslnterminable talk
er, has announced that, in the event of
4 his nomination for the vice presidency,
4 he Will Immediately take the stump.
A His ..fiizzing would make a fine
Fourth of July halo for Kansas City.
Some consideration of Pacific coast
detection possibilities are If interest Ill
Ithis time. The three states Of Oregon,
ICalifornia ard Washington have seven
teen electors. In 1886 twelve of these
INCLUDING eight from California ant
; four from Oregon, We're for Mckinley
Land four Mere for Bryan. On the popu.
lar Vote in the three states Bryan re-
ceived al. Ill. Mckinley 234 l0l. the. pro-
4 IFhibitionists 5,654, the gold democrat
4 2.1U1 and the socialists l36l1. Bryan haC
1000 plurality in the three states owe,
Fl Mckinley; Mckinley had a majority o,
1.-THE electors A substantial and decisiv,
!, majority OF more than 1880 in Oregon
in June. plementing 1900 republic.
Il an majority in California last Year, ans
q 900 republican majority in Washing
q ton in the same Year, indicates clear
a sweep for the republicans in the No
vember contest in all these states anf
a unanimous electoral Vote for Mckin-
leg and Roosevelt.
& Des Moines will be in line With ;
Rough Riders republican club and 9th
ers will join the procession.
1t is announced that the backbone o
the great building trades strike in Chi
cage is broken. and that it Is now onl.
!; question OF hours when the 5000
. workmen who have been idle for man,
i months Will be arranging agreement
!. for their return to work.
Current History for June sums up Y
.asadmirab!e form the news of the las
month. To the reader of the daily news
papers all who try TO keep abreast OF IN
tide of progress in these days TN
monthly epitome is Of value. II present
:. the gist of what has been going on Civ
ing all the essentials and putting III
i reader in familiar touch With all tn
!. complicated issues of the day. T. con
tents of each number cover the entii
Z world in their glance
The st. Petersburg correspondent of
. Berlin paper declares that while Russi
] is, anxious to suppress the Boxers in
i surrection, she is unwilling TO break tn
8 traditional good relations existing wit
! China.
The supreme court of Tennessee ha
], decided that women can not practit
: law in that state. This will be the sig
g nal for another uprising Of the fair se'
r The Tennessee supreme court nigh
: profitahy take a summer vacation.
"Whatever may be the opinion on ex
Z pansion as a political issue, says tn
: Chicago Tribune. there can be no dout