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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
4
Weathered signs point to a political shift ahead
The article hints that favorable weather cues and optimistic forecasts align with expectations of a Republican victory, suggesting mood and turnout signals for the upcoming political contest.
Ballot battle pits supporters of gun policy factions
A terse political item notes a clash at the polls where advocacy groups aligned with gun policy take a prominent role. The piece emphasizes the front line of electoral strategy and public backing in a charged voting environment.
Expansion Vital to Health and Statecraft
The text argues that healthy living requires lung expansion and criticizes narrow, consumptive chest constriction. It equates physical development with vigorous statesmanship, asserting that a party opposing expansion will die from contraction as a natural consequence.
Cuba sails toward own course amid stormy nationality waters
The piece frames Cuba as charting an independent path amid political turmoil. It urges steering toward the American influence for stability, safety, and prosperity in rough seas of nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
A Call for Youth to Choose a Living Party
The message urges young voters to think carefully before casting ballots and to avoid parties mired in political paralysis. It warns that choosing a weak party could spell political death and stresses the importance of supporting a vibrant, active party to serve the country.
Tornado Devastates Goliad Texas City
A Sunday tornado swept over Goliad Texas destroying 150 dwellings and business houses killing 98 people and injuring 103. Property loss estimated at about 200000, though fatalities dominate the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goliad
Texas
Fratersville Coal Mine Explosion Claims Many Lives
A gas explosion at the Fratersville Coal Mine near Coal Creek Tennessee at 7 30 am on Monday kills most workers. Only one man survived with injuries deemed unsurvivable with death expected. Estimated dead range from 175 to 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fratersville
Coal Creek
Tenn
Beef trust fights President and Attorney General
The beef trust faces a tough battle against the President and the Attorney General. The public supports the President as a champion whose integrity courage and legal resolve are trusted to curb the beef combines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
United States
Gooch Invites Grover Cleveland for Fishing on Gooch Island
Congressman D Linn Gooch of Kentucky invites former president Grover Cleveland for a fishing season on Gooch Island. The note hints at Gooch's Bryan era beliefs and suggests Cleveland reader habits, questioning whether the Commoner would vex him with hard money Democracy critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Linn Gooch
Covington
Kentucky
William Jennings Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Gooch Island
Gooch
Ohio
Cuba Declares Independence as New Republic
On May 20 1902 Cuba emerged as a free republic with the Cuban flag raised in place of the Stars and Stripes. The United States is credited for aiding in Cuba’s liberation from despotism and guiding the birth of a sovereign nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
United States
Cuba’s New Republic Honored in Praise of America
The article lauds the Spanish‑American War outcomes, praising the United States for freeing Cuba from tyranny and removing the yellow pest. It congratulates President Palma as Cuba’s first president and expresses hope for lasting friendship between Cuba and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Palma
The Greatest Art and Its Eternal Flight
A meditation on art as divine expression and human striving, contrasting grand cathedrals and pyramids with everyday toil guided by Christian character. It honors Mendelssohn, Mozart, and sacred ideals shaping life, urging selfless giving and daily, enduring creations. News notes Spanish coronation week in England with Alfonso wearing fifty two uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Alfonso
Indiana Republican record and relief efforts cited in state and national debates
The piece notes Senator Fairbanks introducing a relief resolution for Martinique after St Pierre's disaster, praises Republican governance in Indiana, highlights newspaper patronage as prosperity, and cites Senator Dolliver on Philippine policy. It also recalls the 1884 platform for a state soldiers monument and shows Indiana state debt growth from 1895 to 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Senate
Martinique
St. Pierre
Congress
Underwood
Alabama
Hemenway
Paris
United States
Ocean
Indiana
Republic
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Benefit
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is praised as life's means and enjoyment. It claims to restore appetite, ease burdens of food, build flesh, and brighten life during hard work. It positions itself as the food that makes you forget your stomach and offers a frost sample. 409 Pearl Street Chemists Co. and $1.00, all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Pearl Stearn Chemietes Boc
Movements of local residents and visitors this week
Miss Mamie Meer goes to Cincinnati while Miss Pearl Newman visits New Point and Miss Louisa Koester travels to Cincinnati to stay. Ed Stiegelmeyer and son visit relatives in Indianapolis. A male child stillborn to Nick Blank and wife is buried. Residents travel to Portsmouth Richmond Greensburg and Chicago for visits and business. The Baptist Aid Society plans May 29 meeting. A new canal boat for the fair grounds is described. The Bessler fire includes a dog’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Blank
Pentecost Monday Ball Game Abandoned by Morris Nine
The Morris nine canceled at the last moment leaving Batesville to supply a team and the Stars faced an uncompetitive game. The report suggests organizing a second nine locally to provide better competition if foreign teams fail to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Batesville
Interclass oratorical contest at Normal with Fidlar leader
Chester L. Fidlar won the senior class oratorical contest at the state normal in Terre Haute. Miss Clara Enneking, H. Miller and T. L. Knipe also spoke with themes on America Among the Nations The Defense of Lady Macbeth and The Individual and the State. Post-office inspectors S C Kile and George L Buck visited Batesville and Morris Sunman offices to enforce rent, and postage rules with warnings for delinquent boxes and weekly prepaid periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute Express
Chester L. Fidlar
C. L. Fidler
Bnoneking
H. Miller
T. L. Knipe
B. V. Marshall
J. N. Greene
Blanche Freeman
Harry Miller
Terre Haute
Chicago University
Cataract
Owen County
Thomas L. Knipe
Kokomo
Howard County
Clara Enneking
S. C. Kile
Geo. L. Buck
Cincinnati
Batesville
Morris, Spades and
Sunman
Kile
Kidney Ailment Healed by Electric Bitters Six Bottles
A mail carrier from Lavenna Ohio recalls suffering kidney trouble with dull back pains until using Electric Bitters, claiming six bottles cured him and left him renewed. The ad promotes the tonic as a regulator of stomach liver kidneys and bowels with a 50 cent price. Also notes Memorial Day observance by August Willich Post No 175 Dept Ind G A R on May 30 1902 at 1 PM inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett Mann
Lavenna, O
G. A. Baas
A Lesson in Health Kidney Cure Sale Notice
An advertisement extols Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to purify blood through healthy kidneys and claims to positively cure kidney and bladder diseases. The product is sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
G. A. Baas
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