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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
5
Greene County Democratic Central Committee met at Bloomfield on February 22 to order a primary for prosecuting attorney and representative in congress. Rules were adopted for precinct primaries March 10 from 1 to 4 PM with voting to 6 PM, and a canvassing board to certify results.
Greene county Democrats appoint George E. Endres as chairman Gilbert H. Hendren secretary and Emerson Short treasurer The precinct committee list shows officers and members across Richland NortheEast Highland Beech Creek Center East Jackson Beat Taylor Cass West Stafford East Rainbolt and more with many names recorded and several precincts reported as complete The text notes Republicans also present capable leaders and a vigorous contest is anticipated
Notice sets March 10 1900 as primary election date and requires candidates to submit names by March 3 1900 for official ballots printed on uniform paper. Ballots will be mailed after printing and only listed names will appear on the ballot, per Chairman George E. Enpres.
A Greene County Democrat appeals for party support in the March 10 congressional primary. He laments factionalism, asserts his long service to the party, and asks Democrats to vote to back him over rival Miers while urging readers to distribute the message to neighbors.
A Cincinnati letter by Emil Dagley criticizes Robert W. Miers and defends Moss as a Greene County Democrat. The piece discusses past nominations, party loyalty, and Moss’s standing as a candidate versus Miers, noting long service and contested support within the party.
Notice announces a Democratic primary election in Greene county on March 10 1900 to choose the party's candidate for representative in congress and prosecuting attorney. Polls open for Democratic voters from 1 to 4 p m with official ballots required. Gerence E Enpres, Chairman Gilbert H Hendren, Secy.
Indianapolis News criticizes Republicans for policy moves seen as subsidy schemes tax plans and ill advised nominations while accusing them of failures on the trust question and bimetallism. The piece frames these as political capital for Democrats.
The piece notes the Democratic National Convention on July 4 in Kansas City will reaffirm the Declaration of Independence, cite Thomas Jefferson as an origin of the party, and compare William Jennings Bryan to Jefferson for the new declaration. It critiques rivals as self serving while promising firm stands on independence.
The Indianapolis News notes Republicans are surpassing Democrats in free trade advocacy as they step through their usual rounds on the Democratic platform, signaling a shift in trade policy discourse.
A republican voice urges Indiana voters to select legislators by merit not “pull” or machine influence. It cites corruption, costly laws, and the lobby as dangers, and calls for wary, characterful candidates. The piece stresses public vigilance and a clear rule against electing individuals eager to go to Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis News questions tariff policy on Puerto Rico and asks why Puerto Ricans cannot raise revenue for schools and roads themselves. It weighs expediency and good faith, questioning Payne's argument and suggesting self-sufficiency by the island.
The report notes rising prices as indicators of a broader economic upturn described as the beauty of 80s prosperity. Markets show gains across sectors with consumer goods and housing costs edging higher.
Retailers report broad price increases for home goods since late 1899 with cotton products up 25 to 33 percent and dress materials rising as demand supports higher costs. Raw silks and finished goods show 18 to 33 percent gains while everyday items like brooms tinware and carpets also climb.
Dealers report steady demand for binder twine and farm implements as prices climb 25 to 45 percent from last year. Pure sisal twine and Manila hemp show steep gains while Philippine hemp supply dries up. Farmers, flush with prosperity, buy early and pay cash, raising concerns about broader cost-of-living pressures.
An old advertisement touts Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup as a cure for La Grippe and its cough. Claim states a 24 hour cure for a case when taken thoroughly and in time. Price listed as 25 cents and 50 cents.
The salary and fee commission designs higher officer salaries hoping counties gain more net income through increased fee collection. It notes many counties rely on fees to fund pay, with taxable property growth needed for broader increases. The piece cites skepticism among some officers about collecting fees without personal gain and mentions political shifts and public funding debates affecting counties and shippers.
The Indianapolis News reports Republican concerns from Washington about a bill granting reader rights. railroads oppose the measure and threaten to withhold contributions to GOP efforts unless their demands are met. The piece notes ongoing political maneuvering and possible consequences for party support.
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia credits Dr KK K's New Discovery for a long hacking cough and chest pain being cured. She says the remedy removed pain and allowed her to sleep, claiming she now feels powerful vitality. The ad touts Dr KK K's New Discovery as a universal remedy and lists J B Stelcap's drug store as the outlet.
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