Indiana Campaign Opens With Fairbanks Speech in Anderson
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks opened Indiana Republican campaigning in Anderson urging voters to back GOP policies for prosperity. He contrasted Republican achievements under protective tariff and gold standard with Democratic free trade critique, warning against revisiting McKinley era mistakes and urging tariff reform within protection principles.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Anderson
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Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Congress
Democratic Party
Fortune Favors a Texan In Health and Politics
A Texan resident, W P Whitehead of Kenndale, praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for relief from head back and stomach pains. The text then shifts to political persuasion urging readers to vote Republican for trust regulation and prosperity, or Democratic for tariffs and job losses, urging a choice.
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Dr. King
W.P. Whitehead
Kenndale
Tex
Batesville Grants Gas Pipe Rights to Local Company
Ordinance 43 grants Citizens' Gas and Oil Development Company of Batesville Indiana the right to lay, extend, and maintain mains, pipes, and conduits in Batesville streets for natural gas supply. Terms include bond, rate cap, 20 year term, depth requirements, street restoration, and six month readiness, with gas priced at up to fifteen cents per thousand cubic feet.
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Batesville
Luitians
Estehu
Bad
Lown
Ces and Oil Developmeit Company
Indiana
Stadt
Hatesville
Board of Trustees
Madus
Crantees
Batesville Indiausa
Democratic leaders push beyond common sense into anarchy
The piece argues some campaign leaders overstep limits while backing the "plain people" who raise small donations. It names Henry George as profiting in real estate, James K Jones tied to cotton trusts, and William J Bryan tied to a money focused gospel.
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Henry George
James K. Jones
William J. Bryan
Kidney Cure Restores Valley View Man to Health
J. J. Cox of Valley View Kentucky recalls kidney trouble so severe he could not work and feet swelled to an immense size. He remained bedridden until his doctor prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure, which restored his health. Sold by G. A. Baas.
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Valley View
Foley
G. A. Baas
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