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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
6
The item notes subscription terms for a paper and a humorous remark that Democrats quote Lincoln liberally this year while contrasting a full dinner bucket with a cheap one. The snippet ends with a quip about a full value dollar versus a fractional dollar.
In anticipation of Bryan's election, President Harper seeks to prove a man can live on 15 cents a day.
The statement notes Bryan has not asked for shorter work hours but aims to reduce wage costs by offering workers less pay. It frames his stance as prioritizing cheaper labor over shorter shifts.
Bryan stands on three platforms in favor of repealing the single standard and rehabilitating the ghost 16 to 1.
The remark suggests Democrats lack contemporary statesmen from the Civil War era to cite. It frames Lincoln as the notable reference point for wartime leadership among parties.
The text asserts that Bryan and Bryanism are responsible for prolonging the Philippine war and for the deaths of American soldiers, presenting a partisan blame narrative without supporting evidence.
The Maine election on Monday showed Democrats gaining versus 1896 but Republicans achieved a sweeping win. All four Maine Congressmen won by 7 000 to 10 000 margins, Republicans carried 150 of 181 seats, and the state ticket led by about 33 000.
Versailles hosts a gathering of all Precinct Committeemen on Saturday September 22 1900 at 1 o clock p m. Officials urge full attendance noting important business and warn that absence harms the party.
An appalling wind storm and tidal wave struck Galveston Texas on Saturday morning. One third of the city’s residences were swept away and 3,000 to 5,000 souls perished. Ten thousand residents were left homeless as corpses overwhelmed burial capacity and were interred in trenches or cast into the sea.
The Democratic Herald defends its stance as plain truth and a blunt portrait of Bryan framed as a county ticket critique. It insists its promise of a clean fight excludes state or national politics and affirms the traitor and trickster descriptions apply to Bryan as believed.
The text denounces Bryan as cowardly and treacherous for supporting the Paris treaty, aiding Aguinaldo’s forces, and promising to withdraw American troops. It argues his positions aid enemies, equating his stance to treason and likening him to historic traitors in a heated political critique.
Annual report covers receipts and expenditures for Road Tax and Special School Funds in Delaware Township Ripley County Indiana from Aug 7 1899 to Sept 1 1900. Includes amounts on hand received from County Treasurer and various sources, balance figures, and lists expenditures by individuals for stone repairs tiling lumber and work.
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