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Bloomfield Democrat

Location

Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

2

Illinois State Ticket and County Nominations List

The document lists statewide and county political candidates including Governor Joan W. Kern, Lieutenant Governor John C. Lawler, Secretary of State Adam Heimberger, Auditor John W. Minor, Treasurer Jerome Herff, Attorney General J. P. Drummond, Reporter Henry G. Yergin, Superintendent Charles A. Greathouse, Chief Bureau Edward Horuff, and Justices George L. Reinhardt and J. W. Adair. District and county tickets cover Congress, Circuit Judge Orion B. Harris, Prosecuting Attorney John A. Riddle, Cyrus E. Davis for Representative, Joseph Moss, A. F. Wilson, Andrew J. O'Donald, Andrew M.bucher, John D. Haseman, Peter Oliphant, and township officials including William Herrington and Henry Flory among others.

J. P. Drummond Marshall County Supreme Court Henry G. Yergin Henry County Supr Charles A. Greathouse Posey County Bureau of Statistica Edward Horuff Jefferson County George L. Reinhardt Monroe County J. W. Adair Whitley County

Cyrus E Davis Announces Democratic Speaking Tour

Hon Cyrus E Davis candidate for Representative schedules campaign talks in Calvertville Newark Cincinnati Owensburg Scotland Newberry Marco and Lyons from October 1 to October 4 with sessions at 1 30 p m and 7 p m on alternate days.

Cyrus E Davis Calvertville Newark Cincinnati Owensburg Scotland Newberry Marco Lyons

Campaign schedule for R. W. Miers and Inman H. Fowler

Hon. R W Miers announces a series of campaign appearances in Cincinnati Koleen Lyons Linton Jasonville Worthington and more with events from Oct 8 to Oct 13 at 7 p m plus Inman H Fowler dates in Plummer Switz City Ohio Stafford Scotland Oct 8 11 listing venues and times.

Cincinnati Koleen Newberry Lyons Linton Jasonville Worthington Inman H. Fowler Plummer Switz City Ohio Stafford Township Scotland

Local Events Schedule For October Evenings

Bloomfield hosts Wild Cat at 10 p m on October 12. Oscar Fields performs October 13 at Bloomfield with a 7 p m start. Seynour Riddle appears October 10 in Calvertville at 7 p m. Owensburg plays October 11, Dog Island on October 12, and Jackson School House in Stafford Township on October 13 with 8 p m showtimes.

Wild Cat Bloomfield Seynour Riddle Calvertville Owensburg Dog Island Jackson School House Stafford Township

National Democratic Clubs Call for Indianapolis Convention

Final call issued for the National Convention of Democratic Clubs to meet in Indianapolis on October 3. Signed by William J. Bryan Adlai E Stevenson James K Jones and Wm. R. Hearst urging broad county representation and rapid club formation nationwide to strengthen Democratic organization.

Indianapolis Wm. J. Bryan Adlai E. Stevenson James K. Jones National Association of Democratic Clubs Broadway New York Adlai Stevenson Democratic Committee

Speaking dates canceled for Cyrus E. Davis in Indiana

Hon. Cyrus E. Davis had speaking dates at Linton Jasonville and Worthington cancelled due to the Bryan rally at Linton. He will reschedule to speak at those locations at a later date.

Cyrus E. Davis Linton Jasonville Worthington Bryan

Politician shifts amid 1896 party turmoil and China naval moves

Ex president Scoville of Wooster Ohio endorses Bryan as Ohio leans Bryan. McKinley urged to rally as trusts debate grows. U S accelerates naval buildup for China amid imminent settlement tensions. West Wisconsin Conference of the M E church denounces trusts, while Hanna denies their existence.

Scoville Wooster, O., University Bryan

Senator Jones Sees Brighter East for Bryan

Senator James K. Jones, chairman of the National Committee, left New York for Chicago and said the situation in the East looks very favorable to Bryan and has improved wonderfully since his last visit, expressing hope.

James K. Jones National Committee New York Chicago East Bryan

Bryan at Linton Event Details in Greene County

The Democratic leader will visit Linton on October 6. The train arrives at eleven and Bryan will speak for about thirty minutes. Nationally known speakers accompany the train, appearing in towns along the itinerary to rally Greene County voters.

Linton Greene County Bryan Friends of Liberty and Justice Mr. Bryan

Bryan Plans Carry for New Jersey and Connecticut

The supply mentions Mr. Bryan promising to carry New Jersey and Connecticut. It notes the Dutch government notified of Dom Paul’s acceptance to place a warship to transport him to Holland. Texas Congressman Battey wagers $15,000 against 116 trotting horses owned by H. L. Asher that Bryan will defeat McKinley in November.

Mr. Bryan New Jersey Connecticut Netherlands Dom Paul Holland Battey Texas H. L. Asher Lexington Bryan McKinley

Parliament Dissolution Follows Boer War End Claim

Tas week the dissolution of the British parliament has been announced. Lord Roberts declares the Boer army has vanished and the war is practically at an end. A new parliament will be elected.

Tas Lord Roberts

Labor Assembly Rejects Roosevelt Prize Claim

The Allied Trades and Labor Assembly of Columbia refused a Labor Day prize of Roosevelt’s Works after objecting to his praise of a New York Police Commissioner who led a brutal club with steel spikes used by police.

Allied Trades and Labor Assembly of Columbia Roosevelt New York

Senator Exxins Presses Franking Abuse Scandal Hits WV

Senator Stephen B. Exxins of West Virginia sent 500000 copies of a speech at the State Convention under his franking privilege. The operation allegedly defrauded the government of about 5000 dollars in stamp costs.

Stephen B. Exxins West Virginia

Strike Ends With Eight Percent Wage Cut Accord

The steel and iron organizations closed by a June strike reached a Sunday compromise allowing workers to return at an eight percent wage reduction. The agreement ends the stoppage and resumes production during a time of general industrial pressure.

Steele and Iron Organizations

McKinly Faces Crushing Defeat as Desperation Grows

The text portrays Hanna accusing Bryan of hypocrisy during a heated argument. It claims McKinly is heading toward defeat and growing desperate as the situation worsens.

New England Writer Higgins Supports Bryan Against GOP

Thomas Wentworth Higgins a distinguished New Englander, writer and publicist, and Union Army colonel, declares support for Bryan and abandons the G. O. P. on a momentous occasion.

Thomas Wentworth Higgins New

Demand for money signals troubled business cycles

The text questions whether plentiful money and few profitable uses indicate prosperity or business dullness. It argues that when money is abundant but has no productive use, something is out of joint and people are being crowded out of work or employment opportunities.

Kanase

Trusts and political speech provoke public outrage

The text questions the Republican party and its leader Hanna about trusts. It criticizes claims that trusts do not exist and accuses Hanna of misleading the public. The speaker urges scrutiny of political assurances and accountability in government.

Hanna’s Trust Claim Triggers Legal Accountability

The speaker rebukes Hanna for saying there are no trusts and argues he meant no legal trusts, noting laws exist against trusts. The critic says Hanna’s explanation is weak and insists the truth would be that the Republican party refused to enforce anti trust laws.

Hanna Republican Party

Ninth district Democratic convention nominates Ohio mayor

The Toledo convention nominated Mayor Jones for congress but he declined after a speech defending Bryan and denouncing imperialism and trusts. He said office would invite bias and doubt his motives, choosing to stay out to better serve the cause. Nev. Coch rane was then unanimously chosen.

Ohio Toledo Jones Congress Bryan Nev. Cochrane

Bryan Heads Wide Tour For Speech Campaign

Mr. Bryan began a broad speaking tour moving through Nebraska and the eastern state regions. He planned stops in Nebraska City Wednesday night Sioux City Thursday evening and a day in South Dakota. He would spend Saturday in North Dakota reach Duluth Minnesota for Sunday before October 4 in Indianapolis meeting of the Clubs.

Bryan Indianapolis Nebraska City Sioux City South Dakota North Dakota Duluth Minn Minnesota Wis

Presidential itinerary includes Midwest to Northeast swing

The passage notes a presidential schedule unfolding from Wisconsin and Indiana then heading east to West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York with New York leaders urging a full week stay. It emphasizes a major campaign circuit across multiple states and regional urban centers.

Sconsin Indiana West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey New York

McKee Warns Indiana Illinois face election dangers

Vuowas McKee, clerk of the House and head of campaign document bureau for the Republican National Convention, says Indiana is harmed by the trust issue and may not be carried. He notes Illinois faces the labor question, calling conditions the worst Republicans have faced and expects Chicago Democratic votes to require an extraordinary statewide turnout.

Vuowas McKee House of Representatives Indiana Illinois Chicago

Hanna shields against trusts in renewed statement

Senator Hanna repeats that all organizations or combinations of capital subject to the law and able to oppress the people have been suppressed and dealt with by law. He adds that any that existed would be treated as the law requires and questions if voters will accept such assurances amid ongoing trust troubles and McKinley’s leadership.

McKinley

Electric Bitters Save Philadelphia Man from Death

John Oliver of Philadelphia describes a near fatal illness with jaundiced skin and weakness. After three doctors gave him up a friend advised Electric Bitters and one bottle sparked improvement. He used them three weeks and recovered, saying they saved his life. Available for 50 cents at J. B. Stalcup's.

John Oliver Philadelphia J. B. Stalcup’s

Republican Meeting Draws Sparse Crowd in Frost

A Tuesday Republican gathering drew 249 attendees, including the Rough Riders, glee clubs, and buggies. Governor Shaw delivered his usual speech as voters and enthusiasm were notably absent, with general apathy seen as the most conspicuous attendee.

Rough Riders Shaw

Annie E Springer Finds Relief with New Discovery

Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Ave Philadelphia credits Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with curing a long standing hacking cough. She reports chest pain relief and better sleep after trying remedies others could not provide. Trial bottles offered free at J B Stalcup s drug store with a money back guarantee.

Annie E. Springer Howard At Philadelphia Dr. King J. B. Stalcup

Local Republican Club Substitutes Speaker for Martindale

The local Republican club planned to have Hon. Chas. Martindale of Indianapolis speak Saturday night, but a crincess kept him away. Hon. A. M. Higgins of Terre Haute spoke instead in the court room. The crowd was large but disappointed as Higgins spoke forty minutes on The Mistakes of Bryan with no applause or clear points.

Chas. Martindale Indianapolis Martindale A. M. Higgins Terre Haute Higgins Bryan

Terre Haute Street Fair Ad Noted in This Week's Issue

An advertisement for the Terre Haute Street Fair appears in this week’s issue promising interest to readers. The page notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a 25 cent price and refunds if they fail to cure, stamped with E. W. Grove’s signature on each box.

E. W. Grove Terre Haute

Service and Dedication at Local Churches This Week

At the C P church a Service of Honor will precede the dedication of the new C P Manse next Monday Oct 1 from 7 30 to 9 00 pm Public invited and welcomed by the pastor and wife At the M E church Rev H H Allen spoke a synopsis of the last annual conference to a large audience Miss Flora Toupidlott sang at both services at the Christian church Rev J D Crane former M E pastor will locate in Bloomfield soon Many friends will welcome him back to our city

C. P. Manse M. E Flora Toupidlott Christian Church J. D. Crane M. E. Church Bloomfield Ro. Crane

New Life Pills Claim Quick Relief for Headaches

Advert says Dr Kings New Life Pills quickly relieve sick and nervous headaches. Claims they purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health. Easy to take and money back if not cured. Sold by J B Stalcup.

Dr. King J. B. Stalcup

Lin ton Call Goes Semiweekly with Tuesday and Friday Editions

The Lin ton Call announces a shift to a semiweekly schedule issued on Tuesdays and Fridays. The first issue from the desk is described as credible and the paper praised as neat and newsy, with best wishes for success in the new venture.

Linton Call

Daniel Ax Denies Populist Ties in Town Visit

Daniel Ax of Washington township visits town on Tuesday to clear up a circulating report he is a Populist. He states he is not a Populist but a Democrat, calling the tale a campaign fabrication.

Daniel Ax Washington Township

Local notices and advertisements from a late 19th century issue

Lost key chain between Broomfield and Worthington with reward for return to Frank Hindman. F M Buckner of Greene county visits Ottumwa to see cousins Mr and Mrs Sargent. New hotel to open Monday with Latbor October event. J G Hert & Co ad offers rare bargains worth viewing. L H Starcup promotes millinery opening. R Bo Catt & Co legal notices printed. Pumpkin prying to store next Tuesday. Mrs James Smith and daughters visiting Loansport and Lafayette. A M Beasley Republican candidate for Representative spoke here. J B Stalcup and family travel to Lafayette. return planned Friday. Wanted active man in Indiana for old established wholesale house. $5004 yearly, pay secure. reference from any bank. Manufacturers, Third Floor SH Dearborn Street, Chicago.

Indiana Dearborn “T Chicago

Mount Nebo Community Notes and Visits

Mount Nebo reports Della Bynum home on visit and Sue Scamp in poor condition. Rain last week helped farms. Frank Neff called on James Bailey Sunday. Bert Hasler at Mount Nebo, Aden Hasler went to Newberry. Alex Neff and son bought stock last week. Prayer meeting weak. Ed Taylor to preach for the year. Lelia Bailey and Rosa Harron of Newberry visited Quon Monday.

Sue Scamp Frank Neff James Bailey Bert Hasler Mount Nevo Ed Taylor Lelia Bailey Rosa Harron

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Bloomfield Democrat J.P. Barron Frank J. Barron Bloomfield Indiana National William J. Bryan Nebraska Adlas BF Steveson Joan W. Kern Marion County John CG. Lawler Washington County Adam Heimberger Floyd County John W. Minor Jerome Herff Miama County Robert W. Miers Judicial Ticket Orion B. Harris Sullivan County John A. Riddle Greane County Cyrus E, Davis Joseph Moss A. F. Wilson Asessor Andrew J. O'Donald Andrew M. Bucher John D. Haseman Peter Oliphant Trestee William Herrington Henry Flory Justices of the Peace James Dixon Basil Dishon Frank Skinner Mont Foster Brace Pearson David Kidd George Sparks Clifton Dixon R. W. Miers Oscar Fields National Convention Wma. R. Hearst The Bryan Club C. E. Davia Warne Thomas Reed State United States China West Wisconsin Hein McKinly Trusts Henna Republican Meeting Hood Whco C. P Broomfield Frank Hindman F. M. Buckner Ottumwa Iowa Mrs. Wm. Sargent J. G. Hert & Co L. H. Starcup R. Bo Catt & Co A. M. Beasley Lafayette Led Mount Nebo Della Bynum Aden Hasler Alex Neff and Son Beara the Bignatore Lum L. H.stalcup’s Crrand Lil. Stalcup Nora Fields & CO America Musical Organization Schaman Bloomfield Opera House Cavins’ Drug Store
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