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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
3
The notice invites readers to subscribe to The Democrat with a yearly price of 150 dollars. It urges advertisers to examine the subscription advertisement and address inquiries to The Democrat, Bloomfield, with mail sent as a first-class matter.
The announce William Loslinkard as a candidate for re election to prosecuting attorney to be chosen at the Democratic nominating convention. The piece blends political arguments with party platform notes and local endorsements from Indiana figures and conventions.
The piece urges Democrats to register before leaving the state to avoid losing ballots while noting Republicans are registering. It discusses convention politics in Indiana, party tickets, and local campaign plans including Bloomfield and Greene county events. It mentions education and Sunday School Union activities and a time offer for newspaper delivery.
A Greene county Peoples Party convention elected a ticket led by Allie Bunger as president with Will E. Stacy and E. E. Armpreister secretaries. Delegates from multiple townships discussed the St Louis platform, appointed committees, and selected nominees for representative, treasurer, sheriff, assessor, and other posts amid tensions over platform authorship and party machine methods.
At a joint miners and operators conference in Terre Haute on April 21 1892 both sides concede. The agreed scale covers day work 219 cents per hour mining 70 cents per ton with Legg and Harrison Sargent machine rates as specified. Payments semi monthly by the 10th and 25th. Check off halted without written consent. The document lists signatures from the Bituminous Coal Operators Association United Mine Workers of America and officials. Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad follows.
In Greene County a party nominating meeting placed W F Gallemore and Dr W H Cole on the ticket. Gallemore declined, Dr Cole nominated. E H Floyd named for commissioner district one. For district two candidates Crites Wilson Meek led on the first and second ballots. Crites declared nominee as party divisions and incumbents debated replacements.
A publisher touts King s United States of Today a comprehensive handbook with maps and 3,000 engravings detailing states and territories. Endorsed by university presidents and prominent figures, it claims to offer essential reference material in offices and homes. Subscriptions available through C Beach & Co Chicago for 250 dollars.
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