Some Vital Issues Concluded on Public Finance in Indiana
A Republican defense of national finances contrasts Democratic critique, praising the treasury’s strength, gold reserves, and surplus. It credits war funding at home, notes bonds issued during Spain, and argues for continued peace-time balance while highlighting the trust-busting record and Philippines policy. It lauds rural delivery, state debt reduction, and McKinley Roosevelt leadership, urging Indiana youths to join the Republican cause.
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Spain
McKinley
United States
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Philippines
Paris
Indiana
Congress
Durbin
Governor Mount
National Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Willam McKinley
A Source of Danger to the Republican Ticket
The Connersville Times warns that two months remain until the state election and overconfidence could jeopardize the Republican ticket. It stresses perpetual vigilance, organization, and voter turnout to prevent a victory by the opposing side and the dire consequences that would follow.
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Connersville
Labor Insurance Plank Endorsed by Fairbanks in 1900s Platform
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks chaired the resolutions committee at the 1900 Philadelphia Republican convention. The platform called for an effective system of labor insurance and restrictions on cheap foreign labor. Gunton's Magazine praised the stance, noting early Republican support for labor insurance. Indiana’s Fairbanks is highlighted for championing this policy.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Friends of Labor
Gunton’s
Republican Party
Gunton
Indiana
Republican
Fairbanks
Voter call to maintain prosperity in 1902 era
The speaker urges voters not to retreat or stay idle, arguing that sustaining prosperity matters as much in 1902 as creating prosperity did in 1894. The message links economic confidence to civic duty and persistent effort.
Muncie Sees Prosperity Under Democratic Era
Louis Ludlow reports from Muncie on Sept 11 that gas shortages are easing as the city enters its most prosperous era with new buildings rising and flats filling before foundations are set, prompting reflection on Democratic governance this generation.
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Louis Ludlow
State Democratic Organ
Muncie
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Batesville
Lieber
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