Carter as Harrison’s Campaign Leader Draws Controversy
An Omaha Tekamah Nebraska report questions T H Carter’s fitness to head the national Republican committee. The piece recounts past schemes involving Land Office book promotions and land sales, detailing farmers duped via Footprints of Time and deed exchanges, and notes local discontent with Carter’s political shift and methods.
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Femannes
Campledd
Uhnats
National Republican Committee
Veeran
Senate
Campbell
Thomas H. Carter
Mantella
Harrison
Omaha World- Herald
Teksanah
Neb
Mys. Thanas LH. Carter
Harrisun
Carter
National
Tom" Carter
Look
Pranaver
R. T. Root
Tune
Ehrendanet
Teecun
Parmers
Prynik Pratt
Moses Clark
Daniel Morrison
Old Iaani
Tufus Bates
Marion Teath
Yaares
Gibson
Ciety
Beale Lee
John Cresgron
Clint Smith
Root
A. G. Davis
Frank Roth
TH. C. Sawtelle
Burlington, Iown
Bastian
J.P. Latta
First National Bank
T. H. Carter
Doc” Bene
Tekamah
Lew Highley
Highley
Kansas
High
Burlington
the Chiissa+ Herald
Thome TH. Carter
Charmain
Montana
Amd
Reoton Boolk
Avluot
Fin Tom -Otae
Elahteen Rootentie Po
Iowa
Nebraska
Thes
Tris
Roos
Wurchaser
Keot
Besk
Helena
Lurlington
Devocrat
Republican Party
Congress
Deaanocratic Party
Dusinies
Protection petitioned for federal election supervision in Greene County
Citizens of Greene County Indiana petitioned for Supervisors of Election to guard the November 4 election under federal authority. The document denounces "watchful" federal oversight and pledges local self government, while criticizing McKinley era trusts and tariff policies in an extended public notice.
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Muncie Herald
Walter Q. Gresham
Circuit of the United States
District of Indiana
Greene County
Indiana
Circuit Court
Congress of the United States
United States
Shute
India
Greene
Otto Flowerold
Notary Pulse
United States of America
I. Noble C. Butler
Sne Court
W.shing
Bloomfindd
VanBuskirk
Tfirretl
Tne
Catlin
Uist
Phey
State debt and interest in Indiana folly debate
The Indianapolis Journal attacks Republican debt policies with a table of ten year interest on funds for current expenses. It cites refunding of school fund bonds and loans to build institutions, arguing Democrats reduced rates while Republicans created most of the current debt.
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Indiana
Harrison
South
Freeman
Indianapolis
Barber Enos
Minneapolis
Knox
the Freeman
Iorrison
Walcott
Colorado
Indianapolis Journal
Tuliaua
Auditor of State
Carr
Bass
Purdue University
Journal
Morton
State
Hendricks
Baker
Ple
New York
TSS Ee Ee
Isi
Advice for Young Journalists and Indian Attendants
A newspaper note advises young men seeking reporting work to approach the city editor with a brief letter, show reading and writing ability, health, language skills, and a readiness to learn. It also cites London Tit-Bits on Queen's Indian attendants who travel separately, require special meals, and cause expense despite having few duties.
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New York Sun
London
Kindness of Sir Morell Mackenzie Stuns Ailing Patient
A wretched girl who attempted suicide with carbolic acid lingered in hospital for fifteen months before pleading to see her doctor Sir Morell Mackenzie. He visited her at Harley Street that evening, offered simple comforts, and left two sovereigns. She died next day, but had seen her physician.
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Harley Street
Vigu
Loudon
Suffrage Boom at Orange County W C U as Meetings Focus
Lizzie Hill Mills president of the Orange County W C U reports weekly meetings devoted to suffrage efforts. The group studies the U S Constitution and state laws, sends invitations to nonmembers, and notes rising interest and enthusiasm.
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W. C
U. Bloomlog
Lizzie Hill Mills
Orange County
Cal
W.C.P. U
United States
Taking Off a Morse Collar
The piece recalls Coleridge and Wordsworth failing to remove a horse collar, a housekeeper suggesting turning the collar upside down, and a humorous remark about observation and ignorance in a rural setting. It then shifts to a local critique alleging Carnegie & Company lockout as a tactic to sway labor votes by delaying demands until the robber party is favored.
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Phe Nore
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Carnegie & Company
Decatur Dumocrat
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Homestead
Columbus Herald
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Tuownshlo Tebband
Jxo. T. Lamp
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Children of “Protection
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Borax Trust
Livaciu
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Carbon Candie Trust
Cartvidees
Salvanized Iron and Steel Trust
Clave Trust
Vive Harrow Trust
Orvester Trust
School Furniture Trust
Sewer Pipe Trust
Shot and Hed Trust
Wieekewer Trust
Snudtters Trust
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Sala Water Nutehhinery Trust
Tie Spool
Tie Swerel Triet
Herelant Steel Trust
Steel Ail Trust
Stare Dogadd Trust
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Tenacle Trust
Yellow Pine Trust
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Perth
Castinster
Wilton
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Joss Ettel
Aupe
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Popolo Romano
Bloomfield
Ine
Republican Legislature
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Ind
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