Convention runs without a clear leader on Saturday
A chaotic Saturday convention unfolded with no single person in charge. Delegates wandered between sessions as organizers struggled to maintain order and define the agenda.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
4
Republican Ticket Fully Acceptable to Voters
A concise note states that every man on the Republican ballot is acceptable to the voters, signaling broad local support for the party slate.
Gubernatorial Race Described By Voter Comment
A reader notes no man on the Republican ticket will be carried as all are good runners, signaling confidence in the slate without direct critique or campaign details.
Every man on the ticket named Saturday is a good strong man
A concise notice asserts that every man on the ticket named Saturday is strong and adds strength to the slate, framing a positive evaluation of the candidates.
Convention Defeated Candidates Considered for Ticket
The men defeated in the convention Saturday would have formed a strong, clean and acceptable ticket for future races, signaling lingering interest and potential regrouping behind a slate.
Republicans of Ripley County Choose Strong Timber for Ticket
The Ripley County Republicans gathered last Saturday to select a slate of candidates, praising the depth and quality of their available contenders and marking a decisive step in the party’s local contest.
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Ripley County
Billie Prentice for Sheriff Promised Courageous Duty
Billie Prentice described as a hard worker and honest man with unquestioned courage pledges fearless and efficient sheriff service.
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Billie Prentice
Beckett Seeks Coroner Post With Impartial Duty
The statement asserts Dr. Beckett holds qualifications for the coroner role and, if elected, will execute duties without fear or favor.
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Beckett
T E Day Praised as Bright Young Ripley County Leader
A local tribute extols T E Day as bright, intelligent and self possessed and says he will make a representative the people of Ripley county will be proud of.
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T. E. Day
Ripley County
Larrabee Praised as Qualified for Surveyor Role
E. J. Larrabee is described as thoroughly well qualified to fill the office of surveyor, a standard not always met by those elected to the position.
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E. J. Larrabee
Ripley County Nominating Ticket Deemed Strongest Yet
The men nominated last Saturday are described as one of the strongest cleanest and most acceptable tickets ever put forward by any party in Ripley county.
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Ripley County
Ed Timmerman Seeks Auditor Post With Proven Integrity
Ed Timmerman enters the race for Auditor highlighting his bookkeeping skill, standing as a successful business leader, and trusted personal integrity as core qualifications.
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Ed Timmerman
Maine and Vermont Election Tone Shapes Senate Outlook
Maine vote leaned Republican with near unanimity while Vermont reported Democrats totaling 7,280. The brief suggests no large Democratic majority risk in Congress based on these results.
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Maine
Vermont
Congress
Democratic Reformers Face Rough Road in 1900 Nominations
The text notes Ohio endorses Bryan and Bryanism while Iowa nearly does the same, signaling trouble for reformers within the Democratic party as they seek upcoming nominations.
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Ohio
Bryan
Iowa
Republicans offer strong full ticket for victory
The Republican ticket from top to bottom is a happy selection of the best timber for the several places. It deserves the hearty support of the people and we believe the people will see to it that the entire ticket is elected.
Political Hopefuls Promise Voter Confidence and Outreach
A candidate vows to conduct a thorough county tour, meet residents, and win the race by earning the public’s trust through proven worthiness and direct engagement.
Republican ticket built of new timber leads slate
The Republican ticket comprises new figures with no veteran officials, aside from Dr. Beckett who previously served in office. The lineup signals a refresh of leadership and fresh policy directions.
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Beckett
Corover Moves Out of County in Earlier Years
A brief note recalls Corover leaving the county several years ago, marking a short interval before his departure.
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Corover
Two Candid*ates for Commissioner Stand Out
The two candidates for Commissioner Schumacher and Schulenberg are described as exceptionally good men. They are thorough watchful and strictly honest and would be first class custodians of the people's interests.
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Schumacher and
Schulenberg
Maine voters favor prosperity over petifoggery says latest poll
A Republican majority 29000 and the smallest Democratic vote in years suggest Mainers prioritize prosperity over partisan rhetoric. The tone implies broader support for Republican policies and economic growth rather than partisan matters.
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Maine
Delegates Vote Freely as Majority Dictates
Delegates were not required to consult any authority to vote. Each delegate used free discretion to cast ballots for whom they preferred. The outcome reflected the unrestrained will of the majority of delegates.
Eight Republican county councilmen named from Saturday slate
The eight gentlemen chosen for the Republican ticket last Saturday as county councilmen are seen as strong selections. Simpers Bielby Albright Cole McMillen Roberts Minger and Knapp are praised as men of sterling qualities.
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Simpers
Bielby
Albright
Cole
McMillen
Roberts
Minger
Knapp
John Harper For Treasurer Firm Record Stands Out
John Harper needs no commendation from a newspaper as a candidate for Treasurer. His business life has been an open book without a blotted page. His success in life and his history as a man among men are guarantees of his faithful performance of any official duties that may be thrust upon him.
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John Harper
Roosevelt Escapes Death After Frightful Collision
Readers note President Roosevelt survives a near fatal collision last Wednesday. Officials say his robustness and vigor likely prevented grave injury and a deeper national crisis. the nation would have faced confusion and longer recovery if the outcome had differed.
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Roosevelt
Maine Votes Solid Republican Wave Across State
The Maine election produced a solid Republican delegation to Congress, a State Senate with all Republicans except one, and a House about four-fifths Republican. The GOP majority is projected from 25 000 to 29 000, with Democratic leaders fearing a Congressional disaster.
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Maine
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Newman thanks Laughery delegates after Republican convention
O. L. Newman of Batesville expresses gratitude to Laughery Township Republicans for their support at the recent convention. He notes he was defeated for the nomination despite winning the township's thirty seven votes, the largest in the county, and urges unity for the sake of good government.
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Laughery Township
O. L. Newman
Batesville
Oil for the Children Emulsion Advertisement Claim
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a cure all for malnourished and anemic children. It promises rosy cheeks and growth, urging use of the right oil and offering free samples from Scott & Browne at 409 Pearl Street New York City with price listed for one dollar at drugstores.
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Gove
Scott
Scott & Browne
Pearl St
N. Yo
Newt Jackson's Mistakes in Ripley County Treasurership
A Ripley County article critiques Treasurer Newton Jackson for paying back to Joseph Scoopmire funds he believed overpaid, without warrants or legal authority. The piece cites Horner's statutes on county treasurer duties and embezzlement penalties, arguing Jackson acted ignorantly but unlawfully, risking loss of over 300 dollars to the county and potential liability for Scoopmire’s bondsmen.
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Ripley County
Newton Jackson
Jackson
Joseph Scoopmire
Iscoopmire
Scoopmire
Horner
Joe Scoopmire
Mr. Jackson
Osgood Journal
Taxpayers fund partial inquiry into Jackson vindication
County commissioners authorize a paid expert to review only items charged by Treasurer Jackson to verify his statements about Grant Johnson’s accounts. Critics argue the probe is partisan, aimed to vindicate Newton Jackson, while broader scrutiny of all Johnson transactions is demanded by James Wooley and others.
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Newton Jackson
Jackson
Robert A. Creigmile
Johnson
Grant Johnson
James Wooley
Ripley County
Wooley
John Meyer
Meyer
LaRue
August Flower praised as universal remedy in old advert
The text extols Green's August Flower as the largest selling medicine worldwide for biliousness indigestion and general malaise. It claims rarity of doctors, lists ailments like appendicitis and heart failure, and touts a few doses at G. A. Baas' drug store with Green's Special Almanac.
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G. A. Baas
Green
Boy’s Long Ride for Life Prompts Life Saving Medicine
A Leesville Indiana man endured asthma agony for eighteen miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He credits instant relief and recovery to the remedy and says he now sleeps well. The ad touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip with guaranteed bottles 50 cents and one dollar and free trials at Baas drug store.
Not Doomed for Life
W Creer of Mc Connellsville Ohio notes three years of treatment for piles and fistula by good doctors, but Bucklen's Alpha Salve cured in two weeks. Salve claims to cure burns bruises cuts corns sores eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Available for 25 cents at Baas drug store.
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W.creer
McConnellsville
Bucklen
Baas
President Roosevelt to Visit Fall Festival for Festival Day
For President's Day events, President Roosevelt will visit the Fall Festival. Round trip tickets to Cincinnati go on sale September 19 and 20 for a single fare, with return validity through September 22.
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Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Fortune Favors a Texan Health Pains Relief
W. P. Whitehead of Kenndale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and stomach as well as loss of appetite. After using Dr King’s New Life Pills he quickly improves his condition and feels like a new man. Infallible for stomach and liver troubles. Price 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
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Dr King
W.P. Whitehead
Kenndale
Tex
Baas’ Drug Store
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana describes severe lung hemorrhages years ago and lack of relief from multiple doctors. After using Foley's Honey and Tar his lungs are sound again and he recommends it for advanced lung trouble. Sold by G. A. Baas.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
G. A. Baas
Round Trip Fair Tickets From Indiana Points
Round trip tickets to Indianapolis on accounts State Fair will be sold Sept. 15 to 19 inclusive from all big Four points in Indiana at the rate of one fare for round trip good return until Sept. 22, 1902.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
A New Jersey Editor's Testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar
M. T. Lynch editor of the Phillipsburg Daily Post commends Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, praising its effectiveness. The product is available for sale by G. A. Baas in Phillipsburg, New Jersey.
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M. T. Lynch
Phillipsburg, N. J
Daily Post
Foley
G. A. Baas
Woman Credits Foley's Kidney Cure For Relief
Mrs Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington quotes G A Baas praising Foley's Kidney Cure after years of kidney trouble. She recalls trying the medicine and experiencing relief from the first dose, endorsing its effectiveness without hesitation.
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Raymond Conner
Shelto, Wash
Foley
G. A. Baas
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THE
Batesville Tribune
J. A. Cotton
Judges Appellate Court
Frank R. Rory
A. Z. Wiley
W. J. Henley
James R. Black
D. W. Comstock
W. E. Robinson
Newt Jackson
Justice of the Peace
Board of County Commissioners
New Jersey
Sunman Bank
Sunman
Iniana
Chris Nieman
C. Neufarth
W. D. Robinson
Henry Schuck
Geo. B. Ashton
Chas. Stevenson
G. J. Cravens
J. Bellman
H. G. Bielby
N. M. Ward
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