Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1900-10-02
REGRET The OCCURRENCE
Democrats of Victor Pass Resolu-
lions on Recent Attack of
Mob on Roosevelt.
ROOSEVELT SPEAKS At KANSAS TOWNS,
Opens the Campaign ut Kansas City,
Mo - Mr.. Bryan Greeted by En-
thusiastic Crowds In North Da-
kotn-"Cold Water" Train Passes
/ Through Wisconsin.

Victor, Col, Oct. 1.-The Teller
democratic county convention and the
democratic club of Victor adopted the
following resolutions unanimously:
.'Whereas, Gov Roosevelt and party
were not received in Victor with the toll
erance and courtesy due to the governor
of sister state; therefore.
Resolved, That we, the democrats of
Victor, in convention assembled, condemn
the spirit of intolerance and discourtesy
exhibited on that occasion and diSavow
all responsibility for the disturbance of
the speakers in public hall and for the
subsequent violence INDUCED In by MEM
bers of the republican marching club; fur
Their
'Resolved, That we also deplore the
folly that induced the republicans of Col
orado to provoke disorder by bringing Gov
Roosevelt to this city under the auspices
OF the cordially detested traitor and rem
egade, Senator Edward O. Wolcott."
Athletes Interrupt Political Speaker.
St. Louis, Oct. david Obermyer,
the democratic orator of Kansas, at
tempted to make speech at the
Coliseum Friday night under the aus
pieces of the Workingmen's Bryan
club, but met with poor success. The
building is given up nightly to ath-
letic sports in connection with the
st. Louis annual exposition, and, Mr..
Obermyer's time having expired, the
athletes present and portion of the
audience expostulated against the
orator continuing further. Mr.. ODER
myer refused to curtail his address,
but was finally compelled to, owing to
the athletic programme being con-
tinued.
opens Campaign In Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 1.-Elabor-
ate preparations were made for the
reception of Gov. Roosevelt, who spoke
here Saturday night. The special
train bearing the vice presidential
candidate arrived at the Union depot
at $3.50 o'clock and was met by reg
ular regiment of mounted rough rid
ers and escorted to Armourdale, Kan,
juSt-gacross the state line, where he
--epoke first.
After the Armourdale meeting Gov.
Roosevelt was escorted back to Mis-
souri, by the Third regiment band, the
Kansas City Flambeau club and the
Young Mems Republican club, of Kan
eas City, Kan, to convention hall,
where he made his second speech.
Saturday nights meeting marked
the opening of the republican cam
paign in Kansas City and party lead
ers strove to make it most memo
rable occasion. Besides Gov. Roose-
welt, Joseph Flory, republican NOM
inee for governor; e. F. Allen, on the
same ticket for lieutenant governor,
and W. B. c. Brown, republican NOM
inee for congress for this district, also
spoke.
The Tour Through Kansas.
lola, Kan, Oct. AT eight o'clock
Saturday morning the first meeting
was addressed by Gov. Roosevelt,
which was held in the open air at
Eldorado, Kan, and in spite of the
early hour and the dampness OF the
ground, the people Of the town ane
from the farms adjacent assembled II
sufficient numbers to make yer,
fine appearance. Gov. Roosevelt mad
o five-minute address.
Eureka was the next stop, wher
the governor spoke from the rea
platform Of his coach to severai hu1
dred people.
At Yates Center stop of five mil
.utes was made. The population wa
at the station. Gov. Roosevelt shove
himself on the platform of his coac
and was greeted with great deal
cheering, but the time was too sho'
for him to say anything more the
that he was glad to meet the Peep
of Kansas, and to travel through the
historic state.
Campaign in Indiana.
Jeffersonville, Ind, Oct. 1.-senat
C. w. Fairbanks spoke to 1,5oo peol
at the armory here Saturday nigl
The senator was escorted to the ;
mory by troop of rough riders.
reception to Senator Fairbanks
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