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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
4
Republican Ticket Names State Officers and Judges
The Republican slate lists candidates for governor Winfield T. Durbin and lieutenant governor Newton W. Gilbert, with Union B. Hunt for secretary of state, WM H Hart for state auditor, Leopold Levy for treasurer, Wm Taylor for attorney general, Charles F. Renny for reportar supreme court, Benjamin F. Jordan for state statistician, Frank L. Jones for superintendent, James H. Jordon for first district supreme court judge, and Leander J. Monks for fourth district supreme court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield T. Durbin
Newton W. Gilbert
UNION_B. HUNT
Wm.h. Hart
Leopold Levy
Public land sales total about 138 million acres last year
The report states that the sale of public lands during the last year amounted to about 138,000,000 acres. This figure underscores the scale of federal land disposals and their impact on public resources and land use policy.
Republicans Unmoved by Democratic County Convention Accounts
The Journal notes Republicans were not scared by last week's Democratic county convention. It asserts the event lacked proportion, push, or participants to frighten Republicans, countering perceived fears.
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the Journal
Battle at New York primaries pits Hill against Croker
In a statewide clash at the party primaries, Croker and his Tammany allies defeated David B. Hill and his followers. The Croker camp secured a decisive victory and Hill was sidelined, the so called ice trust backing Croker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David B. Hill
Richard Croker
Croker
Tammany Ice Trust
Hill
Goebel Law Criticism Sparks Kentucky Legislative Session
The text questions the Goebel law as fair or right and asks why Democratic lawmakers are convened to repeal it. It accuses the Democrats of being fools or frauds for holding seats granted through what it calls extreme manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Indiana Democrats Gain Comfort From 60 Day Poll
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports that Republicans show a sixty days poll with 18,000 more Democrats, a result copied by Democratic papers to offer comfort before the election. A man who laughed earlier could now congratulate Indiana Democrats on their late comfort before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana
United States Names Harrison and Cleveland for Arbitration Board
The Hague treaty requires each great Power to appoint four members to an international arbitration board. The United States is first to comply with Presidents Harrison and Cleveland chosen as presidents. It remains to learn if they accept, after which the other two members will be appointed.
Like Father Like Son William Jennings Bryan Attacks McKinley
The writer argues that Bryan’s father abused Lincoln and Bryan would wrongfully abuse McKinley as a citizen, but as a presidential candidate his attacks reveal a small contemptible character and a loud mouthed shallow demagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
Lincoln
McKinley
United States
Expansion through honorable treaties urged by Jackson and Bryan
The passage contrasts Andrew Jackson’s view that land should be added only by honorable treaty to extend the Republic with a Bryan stance favoring land cession. It reflects 19th century debates over territorial expansion and differing approaches to diplomacy and conquest. The text cites both figures to highlight competing American perspectives on expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
United States
Republic
Bryan
Comparing Jackson and Bryan as Military Figures
The passage contrasts Andrew Jackson a General who fought for the country with William Jennings Bryan a Colonel seen as politically motivated rather than a combatant. It frames Jackson as a true warrior while labeling Bryan as lacking battle action.
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Republic
Jackson
Bryan
Franklin County Prediction Sparks Bryan Victory Talk
The piece quotes The Sentinel predicting a Bryan landslide in Franklin County with a Democratic German vote rise. It questions the 6,000 to 10,000 forecast given the 1898 total vote of 3,963, noting the discrepancy but treating the Sentinel’s claim as near certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
the Sentinel
Franklin County
The
Sentinel
Old Franklin
Powell fluent in German speaks at Batesville Labor Day
Hon Nathan Powell attended the Labor Day celebration in Batesville and spoke mainly to individuals in German. Locals reported he is a fluent German speaker and made a favorable impression. The town hopes he will return often and believes the district would be honored by his Congress seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Powell
Powell
Batesville
Congress
Political jabs fly as 1900s buffs clash over Bryan
The column riffs on Senator Wellington and Bird Coler for political missteps, questions Democratic leaders in New York and South Carolina papers, mocks William Jennings Bryan, and quotes Denby criticizing Bryanites for backing Filipino revolt while pledging loyalty to the flag and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Wellington
Hon
Bird S. Coler
Croker
New York
Charles Denby
Bryanites
Philippines
Fiow To Gain Flesh Fiow To Gain Flesh
A health advert describes rapid weight gain by taking an ounce of SCOTT'S EMULSION. It claims the emulsion stimulates digestion so the patient can absorb ordinary food, leading to daily flesh gain.
Annual report of Laughery Township tax funds 1899 1900
Trustees report receipts and expenditures for Laughery Township Ripley County Indiana covering July 1899 to September 1900. Includes Township Fund Local Tuition Fund Special School Funds and Road Tax Funds with totals on hand receipts from County Treasurer and other sources, plus listed disbursements and notes.
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Laughery Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Launghery Township
Luuzhery Township
Ber
Y Township
Lauchery Township
Geo. H. Goyert
Special School Fund
Dog Fund
State OF
Ss. I
George H. Goyert
Laugher Township
Financial Report July 31 1899 to June 20 1900
The document records receipts from the County Treasurer and expenditures for the Poor Fund. It notes amounts on hand at the date of the last report and provides totals for receipts and expenditures to show the year’s balance.
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Tuly
Funa
Balanoce
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