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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
11
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Ballot slate lists Governor Winfield T. Durbin and Newton W. Gilbert as lieutenant governor or equivalents, with names for Secretary of State Union B. Hunt, Auditor Wm. H. Hart, Treasurer Leopold Levy, Attorney General Wm. H. Taylor, Supreme Court Charles Son, State Statistician Benjamin F. John, Superintendent of Public Instruction Pranel Jones, and judges James H. Jon for First District and Leander J. Monks for Fourth District Supreme Court.
W L Pryor of Washington township seeks the 2nd district commissioner seat subject to Ripley county Republican convention. John H Beck of Laughery township aims for Township Assessor under Laughery convention. C C Rubel of Milan seeks County Assessor subject to Ripley county Republican convention. Robert Uter of Ballstown runs for Laughery township Trustee pending township convention decisions.
The Rough Rider is shown as having smoother prospects, with the White House seen as more vulnerable to capture than El Canari, implying a favorable outlook for the rider.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports that shipments of coal and coke through the year 1900 rose by 28 percent compared with 1699, indicating a strong rise in mineral traffic for the period.
In the second week of June 1900 the Wabash railroad posted earnings exceeding the same week in 1899 by 121 347 dollars.
The report warns that foreign forces already in China and those arriving in the next two weeks could total 100000 unless the situation is eased.
The record states all states cast votes for Mc Kinley and Roosevelt in an unusual unanimous result. The remark emphasizes a complete consensus that defies normal partisan patterns.
The Rock Island railroad received from an Eastern firm the two largest passenger engines ever constructed. Each engine weighs 179000 pounds and has driving wheels 7 feet 6 inches in diameter.
In Vandalia yards engineers gain 26 cents per day and firemen 25 cents daily. On an annual basis, this increase totals about eighty dollars, regarded as a meaningful token of improved prosperity for these workers.
The article contrasts Ripley and Decatur counties noting Ripley's reputation for lynching while Decatur County is described as worse for murder with a rough element corrupting its good citizens and staining its history with blood.
On June 21 a Marine squad led by Major Waller marching toward Tien Tsin was ambushed by Chinese forces. Four Marines were killed and several wounded, marking the first American fatalities in the effort to rescue countrymen from danger.
The passage lauds Senator Fairbanks for contributing to a platform described as comprehensive bold clear and principled. It asserts honesty as the best policy and claims the platform reflects sound policy from start to finish.
The notice endorses Robert Uter as a qualified and honest candidate for township trustee. It asserts he would fill the office credibly and be elected if nominated, and that Laughery Township’s interests would be in safe hands with his election.
The column notes the ticket includes a Civil War hero at the top, a two year old as vice president, and a Spanish War hero at the tail, with the leader later serving as President and U S Army Commander.
A Macon branch train on the Southern Railroad was wrecked by a wash-out near McDonough causing total loss of the train except a sleeper. Twenty-five killed and ten injured including the crew. Separately an excursion train on the Chicago and Northwestern collided with a freight at Depere Wisconsin killing eight and injuring fifty three with one missing.
A 2000 strong international force led by Admiral Seymour guarding foreigners in Pekin has not been heard from since June 12. Reports say Seymour may have been captured and the fate of his troops remains uncertain after being surrounded by Chinese forces.
President McKinley issues a proclamation offering amnesty to Filipinos in rebellion who surrender and take the oath of allegiance. Many believe leaders like Aguinaldo will accept, paving the way for peace and good government.
Governor Stephens of Missouri issues a proclamation banning Indiana cattle and other states' stock due to alleged tuberculosis. The critique accuses him of cowardice for failing to protect St Louis women during mob violence and questions his resolve by targeting livestock.
The story recalls a political clash over Welsh tin plate imports worth twenty million dollars yearly. Republicans opposed foreign patronage, Democrats defended it, a tariff was imposed, and domestic tin production rose, employing thousands of American workers and saving about 100000 in tin costs.
The Fenians of New York met to denounce the McKinley administration for deporting Irish murderers who were tried and convicted in relation to the Cavendish murder case. The group asserts that law insists criminals from a foreign country face punishment.
The excerpt argues against admitting two convicted murderers, insisting no exception to entry rules for Fenians. It asserts Irish rebels cannot steer the country and emphasizes law and order over political sympathies.
The report lists China with 400 million people, a debt of 500 million, and annual income of 450 million. It describes a 20-ship navy with weak manning and docking, and an army of around 800 million with little drill and discipline, noting poor officer quality.
The text describes Democratic delegates including Croker Van Wyck and Missouri figures pledging to denounce trusts while owning stock in the ice trust. It notes graft and lobbying claims, cash borrowed to buy stock, and intra party tensions over anti trust denouncements ahead of Kansas City talks.
The Philadelphia convention elected McKinley for president and Roosevelt for vice president by unanimous vote. The platform is described as direct and honest, reflecting the authors’ integrity and a clear set of principles. The article predicts a sweeping November victory for the ticket.
The Philadelphia nomination is praised as popular in Washington where McKinley and Roosevelt enjoy strong personal ties. Roosevelt is praised for honesty and steadfastness, with Washington residents affirming his unyielding commitment to duty.
The piece argues Roosevelt faces foes yet his blunt speaking may boost him. It notes his potential to rise to influence as vice president, not just remain obscure, and outlines campaign plans with Hanna directing a vigorous, unified effort from Chicago headquarters to mobilize voters nationwide.
Ad promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as instant permanent relief for piles eczema and skin diseases. Warns buyers to beware of counterfeits and lists G Baas as the seller.
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