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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1900
Page
4
Towne Bryan's running mate not a Democrat
Bryan Towne selection as running mate is clarified as not being a member of the Democratic Party now or previously. The statement asserts non affiliation with the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne
Bryan
Democrats Likely to Indorse Bryan and Towne at Kansas Falls
The Democrats are expected to endorse Bryan and Towne at Kansas Falls, aligning with the party’s current ticket strategy and local political dynamics. The move could shape subsequent campaigning and voter guidance in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Towne
Kansas Falls
Gold Democrats Balk at Populist Bryan Bid
The text notes that the gold Democrats will hesitate before voting for Populist W. J. Bryan, signaling internal party tension and potential split loyalties in an upcoming election.
President Stein Moves Capital to Heilbron
President Stein re established his capital at Heilbron and remains alert to imminent relocation. He orders readiness for fast movement, keeping government operations functional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Heilbron
Populist Ticket Bryan and Towne Debuts in Sioux City
The Populists present Bryan and Towne as their ticket in Sioux City signaling a platform charged with the era's political disputes and controversial positions.
Democrats at Kansas City Convention Indigo Towne Endorsement?
Question about whether Democrats at the Kansas City convention will endorse Towne or craft another faction to the Democratic Populist alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Investigation to Punish Cuba Post Office Frauds
The administration vows a thorough probe into post office frauds in Cuba and states no guilty man will escape punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Bryan Joins Populist Bid for President Nomination
William Jennings Bryan is now a Populist candidate for President after receiving and quietly accepting the Populist nomination for that office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Democrats Endorse Bryan at Kansas City Convention
The Democratic party meeting in Kansas City will not nominate a candidate. Instead the convention will endorse the Populist nominee William Jennings Bryan, aligning with compromise within the party.
Boers Mocked by Pretending Friends Abroad
When a man is beaten down his foes should face him or help him. Instead the Boers receive hollow sympathy from pretend friends in this country as they endure hardship and opposition in the conflict.
Methodists fear women enter inner church circles
The General Conference in Chicago appears wary of admitting women to its inner circles. Observers note fear that women will exert influence, likening it to Eve raising trouble in Eden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Chicago
Eve
Cane
Cain
Garden of Eden
Wages Raised for Big Four Railroad Section Men
The Big Four Railroad increased section men wages by ten cents last Friday raising pay from $1.10 to $1.20 per day. The move is expected to be noted by Democratic papers, which will watch their columns for favorable comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railroad
Democratic
Jeffries defeats Corbett for heavyweight title at Coney Island
In a dramatic match at the Coney Island Club last Friday Jim Corbett fought valiantly until round twenty three when James J. Jeffries delivered a decisive right hand knockout blow to Corbett’s jaw. Jeffries becomes the new heavyweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Coney Island Club
Corbett
Jeffries
Sympathy for Kruger and Boers Stems from English Invasion Claims
The piece argues sympathy for Kruger and the Boers rests on belief that the English invaded their country and seized rights and property. It notes the English casualties, claiming over 20,000 dead in driving Kruger's forces off British soil, and contemplates British plans to seize Kruger's land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Russian law ends banishment of criminals to Siberia
The Russian government passes a law prohibiting transporting criminals to Siberia without trial. The Russian Council and the Czar approve the reform, seen as moral and social progress in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Russian Council
Czar
Russia
Political principle centered on fixed practices
A fragment notes a long standing rule across parties emphasizing a fixed principle and consistent practice in their operations. It highlights discipline in following established methods and resisting deviation from core norms. The text suggests disciplined adherence to party procedures.
Populist Convention nominates Bryan for president
The Sioux City Populist Convention embodies third party theories of government the author denounces as dangerous. It places William Jennings Bryan on its platform and implies he would accept the nomination as a Populist at heart, even if not in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Admiral Dewey
England
Webster Davis
McKinley
Kansas City
Chicago
P. A. Baker
Columbus
Senator Foraker
Wildman
U.S
Hong Kong
Aguinaldo
House Post Office Committee
Landis
Indiana
MacArthur
Otis
Philippines
Sulzer
New York
Kentucky
Gov. Taylor
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Boss Croker
Judge Lochren
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Sidney Clark
Kansas
Oklahoma
Eugene Debs
Gains in Exports of Manufactures Defy Closed-Door Theories
The exports of manufactures for March over five years rise from 19.13 million to 44.97 million dollars, contradicting predictions that the Dingley tariff would close foreign markets. The data shows a strong, growing export trade that disputes four-year-old claims of an imminent downturn.
Gompers Urges Strikers to Ignore Court Injunctions
The text condemns Samuel Gompers for advising strikers to disregard Judge Friedman's injunctions and asserts that his stance promotes anarchy. It argues he should have appealed to a higher court rather than defy the courts and calls him the rankest form of anarchist deserving punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Friedman
America
Endgame in South Africa as Burghers face British might
The text portrays the South African War nearing its final phase with the Burgher army demoralized by overwhelming British numbers and superior tactics. It notes international indifference and limited aid, predicting the imminent historical writing of the Republics' deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Robert
America
Notable traits and aims of peoples in Southern Africa
The passage discusses their peculiarities patriotism tyranny and intolerance of other religions. It notes their desire for freedom while maintaining bondage on the race, and their efforts to become great nations with hopes of perpetual authority in Southern Africa. It argues for better government and equality benefiting all and humanity’s progress.
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Africa
Fraud Exposed in Cuban Postal Service Scandal
The U S Post Office accuses Chas F W Neely chief of the Cuba Finance Bureau of defrauding Cuban postal funds by thousands and Governor General Wood seeks his arrest. Neely fights extradition from New York while Havana postmaster Edward P Thompson faces suspension amid an internal probe. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow travels to Havana to investigate and replace Rathbone as Director of Posts. The McKinley administration vows swift justice to protect Cuban interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Chas. F. W. Neely
Finance Bureau
U. S. Post Office Department
Post Office Department
Wood
Muncie
Ind
Jout
New York
Edward P. Thompson
Havana
Indianapolis
Harrison
Jos. L. Bristow
Rathbone
McKinley
United States
Congress set to adjourn before Republican convention
Washington dispatch notes ongoing work in Congress with key items including the Alaskan Civil Code bill and a trust inquiry. It cites pending measures like the Pacific Cable bill and Army Reorganization, plus a heated debate over oleomargarine taxation and labeling, forecasting action before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Senate
House Committee On
Judiciary
United States
G A R Pension Law Expanded and Cuba Defalcation Fallout
The G A R pension bill signed by the President extends disability consideration and allows widows with net income up to 250 a year to claim pensions with proof of veteran status. Officials estimate a 2 to 3 million annual cost, while Cuba corruption scandals prompt cautious but firm action and no arrests without solid evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltand
G. A.R
Evans
Political clashes and a restless 1900s party landscape
A frank critique surveys Democratic and Populist tensions over Bryan DeweyForaker and Porto Rico policy. It notes reformers clashing with McKinley supporters, calls for party discipline at Kansas City versus Chicago platform, and hints at Debs asserting trusts will shape fate.
Democrats Seek a Candidate to Beat Roosevelt
The passage argues that Democrats push for socialist conditions yet complain when prompted to quit talking. It claims New York Democrats aim to find a man to defeat Gov Roosevelt while opposing foreign entanglements, and notes that voters generally recognize a capable official even amid controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Roosevelt
New York
McKinley
Public Sale at Goyert's Livery May 14 1900
Auctioneer Chas. Dieckmann will open a public sale at Goyert's livery stable Saturday afternoon May 14 1900 starting at 1 p.m. Farmers and others with horses cattle or stock are invited to bring items and sell on their own terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dieckmann
Goyert
Dental science branches offered with painfree extractions
Above Greemannut Wilker Co’s advertise crown and bridge work and painless extractions. Ten years of experience and all work guaranteed.
Death by drowning of 15 month old Asta Kroenke in Ripley County
Indiana coroner T Cox of Ripley County reports Asta Wilhelmine Kroenke died May 5 1900 by asphyxia from submersion after accidentally falling into a water bucket. The toddler stood head down with feet against the house. she weighed about 35 pounds, hair blue eyes light complexion and no valuables found. Coroner seals the record dated May 7 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Indiana
Ripley County
S. LaFayette
Cox
Said
Asta Wilhelmine Kroenke
Lafayette T. Cox
Ripley Co
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Ways and Means Committee
Tawney
Secretary of the Treasury
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P Bosse &Co
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A. Baas
Wallace Campbell, D. D
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Versailles
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Cravens & Cravens, Attorneys
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