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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
4
The Times Star questions Cleveland's grip on the Democratic party as Congress adjourns until January 8, 1901. The paper argues whether he can hold party leadership until 1904 amid calls in favor of harsher penalties for kidnapping and concern over murderers escaping justice.
Farmers in various regions push to form a nationwide union to regulate prices, asserting its legitimacy comparable to other trusts and stressing collective action to stabilize markets.
The Powers have signed a note detailing expectations from that kingdom and what must be achieved. It is hoped China will meet the terms and halt the trouble.
The Populist party performed poorly in the last election as it sought to defeat Republicans. Its effort to unify with various groups has led to its absorption and diminished distinct identity.
The strike committee on the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad called off the telegraphers walkout last Friday. Strikers lost the battle and most will need to seek work elsewhere.
Ex Governor Walcott of Massachusetts, a McKinley elector, has died. The question arises whether McKinley loses a vote. The remaining electors can appoint another elector to fill Walcott’s place.
Several large employers have given each employee a five dollar gold piece as a Christmas gift. The note adds that four years ago such gifts were not common and that this practice adds a positive, gilded touch to the season.
The South African leader De Wet, nicknamed the fox, escaped a trap laid by General Knox and his forces. He is noted for bold dash and cunning, earning a feared reputation among generals at the century's end.
Hon Frank R Burke opposes changing nominating methods from convention to primary arguing reform destroys rights of the people He mocks reforms suggesting naturalization papers in foreign governments to escape political change.
The Indianapolis Journal notes Governor Durbin becomes the first Republican to succeed a Republican as Indiana governor marking a historic party succession. Voters have elected two Republican governors in succession, breaking previous records.
The Senate approved the Hay Pauncefote treaty last Thursday after three amendments including abrogating the Clayton Bulwer pact. The question remains whether Great Britain will accept the treaty as ended by the Senate and observers expect prompt acceptance.
A tense exchange centers on whether to accept the new terms or gain nothing by refusing. The debate hinges on strategic concessions and the potential for a better offer in later negotiations.
The record lists total votes 13,967,308 for McKinley and 7,217,677 for Bryan. Other candidates include Wooley, Barkes, Debts, Maloney, and smaller totals. McKinley wins by a plurality of 859,824 and a 292 electoral vote majority of 135.
The author argues Western powers should attack Turkey for anti Christian persecution, claiming Turks use fiendish torture and suggesting the hangings of Turkey's rulers would benefit world Christianity.
The Cape Colony crisis grows as 90 percent of Dutch colonists may rebel if a strong leader arrives. Boers eye large scale invasion while Lord Kitchener moves troops to deter plans, a tense situation with uncertain outcomes.
The statement supports Crumpacker's view that apportionment must follow the Constitution's plain provisions, arguing that only constitutional methods are just. The emphasis is on adherence to established legal framework in redistricting.
The advert extols Scott's Emulsion as a world renowned product using cod liver oil and hypophosphites. It cites wide consumption, health benefits for children and anaemic girls, and lung recovery in early consumption. It invites readers to send for a free sample.
Paragraphic ad style note claims kidney and bladder issues affect both genders equally and harm mind, ambition, and mood. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy with sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer and Company, Binghamton NY, urging readers to mention the paper.
The speaker urges voters to base their apportionment decision on constitutionality and justice, not expediency. Any representative voting for expediency over these principles misrepresents constituents and should be repudiated at the first opportunity.
The piece criticizes the Santa Fe telegraphers strike as lacking justification and suggests leaders like President Dolphin pursued personal fame rather than worker welfare. It warns that ambitious, unscrupulous leaders can mislead unions and harm common employees who may follow such figures.
A proposed Indiana bill aims to forbid state purchases of goods produced by trusts with heavy penalties. Proponents favor restricting trusts to fair dealing, but warn a total ban could harm consumers when essential items are produced solely by trusts.
The text questions who can define a trust and whether law could settle it. It laments inconsistent court rulings and hopes the Legislature enacts restraint on trusts without becoming a laughing stock through poor framing.
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