Republican Party and Prohibition contrasts over reform and slavery
A historian’s reminiscence contrasts the Republican party with other anti slavery factions. It notes Lincoln’s stance on slavery as a legal restraint, Seward’s potential nomination, and how Republicans faced existing conditions to achieve real results. It also hints at Prohibition leaders linking suffrage to party loyalties and the temptation of racial voting patterns.
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Indianapolis
Prohibition
Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Tincoln
South
William II
Seward
Lincoln
Grover Cleveland as Democratic Leader and Fallout
The passage argues Cleveland led the Democratic Party to victory yet caused its worst defeat in decades. It questions his leadership and accountability for the party’s condition in 1897, urging voters to consider where he left the party. It frames his theories against his capacity to bear national responsibilities.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Democratic Party Growth Shown by Southern Paper
A Southern newspaper hails the Democratic party as capable to craft its platform pick candidates and run its campaign signaling growth and development. The comment reflects confidence in party organization and future electoral strategy.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelts Republicans Seek Farmer Support With Market Aid
The Republicans defend imperial claims by citing Cuba and Panama as new republics under Roosevelt and a loyal Congress. They say federal aid has delivered better prices and market support for farmers, contrasting with Democratic drought abandonment and fear of imperialism.
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Imperiali
Cuba
Panama
Roosevelt
Congress
Democratic administrations and American progress noted
A patriotic reflection asserts America leads in civilization progress and power and urges voters and students of politics to consider portions of progress achieved under Democratic administrations.
Republican Party Surges From Treasury Woes in 1897
The Republicans emerged from an empty treasury and a financially discredited government in 1897, yielding a larger accumulation of wealth than seen in any era and a top ranking in global money markets.
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Republican Party
Democratic Candidate Praises Gold Standard Motto
Eight years ago the Democratic presidential candidate spoke of toiling humanity under a cross of gold. The article notes that toiling humanity has accumulated about 25.0006 billion dollars in gold money in the nation's savings banks.
Revival of Business Seen in Reports Across Line
Commercial agencies report a marked revival of business in the last two weeks. Each positive update adds to the Democratic elegy of grief lingering in political and economic discourse.
Democratic Party Aims a Compact Fighting Organization
A historical note describes promises of forming a compact fighting Democratic Party organization, contrasting with armies whose leaders sulked in tents or carried knives, implying internal conflict and lack of victory.
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Democratic Party
Republican Motto Sparks Democratic Unity
A fragment notes a Republican line reading We Move On and a Democratic wrangle noting We Want On as the one proposition that could unite factions. The text suggests political maneuvering and slogans in a polarized scene.
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Uncle Joe
Cannon
Democratic managers seek wiser party leadership
Democratic managers outline expectations for the party under capable leadership. They argue wise guidance would mark a new experience for rank and file members, implying a shift in direction and decision making.
Real Democrats hint at past losses in odd numbers
A terse, opinion-like line notes that the Democrats can be thankful for not winning in 18 percent or in 1900. It hints at historical political sentiment with a quirky arithmetic reference.
Voters Note No Foreign Threat To Monroe Doctrine
The remark suggests voters recognize there is no immediate push by any foreign power to challenge the Monroe Doctrine, implying steadiness in U.S. policy and international posture amid current events.
Stars Far Yet Not So Far From Democratic Victory
A magazine writer wonders how distant the stars seem while noting that their distance pales beside the scale of a Democratic victory in the nation. The line muses on perception of space and politics.
Country not ready to forget four years of Cleveland disaster
The remark references a long memory of a period described as a disaster in Cleveland spanning years 1593 to 1897. It notes the public sentiment remains heavily influenced by that era. No formal event details are provided.
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Cleveland
Democratic liues never live to be four years old
A fragment notes a critique of democracy, asserting that Democratic liues never reach age four. The text is sparse, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond the political term. The reader cannot extract concrete reporting details from the snippet.
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Liues
B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley's Piers
Chamberlain's Coli Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Coli Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for homes in summer. It claims reliability in severe cases and special value for children's summer disorders, noting pleasant taste and prompt relief. Sold by J T McCarty & Son.
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J. TL McCarty
Sou
Boards of Health
Chamberlain
J. W. Mefarty & Son
Bass Seeks Kidney Cure for Back and Kidney Pains
A. K. Bass of Moreantown Indiana endured a painful night with backache and kidney pains, rising ten or twelve times. He was treated with Foley's Kidney Cure, sold by J. Wl. McCarty and Son.
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A. K. Bass
Moreantown
Ind
Foley
J. Wl. McCarty & Son
Soldier Haller Career in Civil War Narrated
Haller born on a farm in Indiana. He left Butler University as a sophomore to join the Seventh Indiana infantry. Wounded at Bull Run in 1862 and later promoted to first lieutenant. He served on General Rice's staff, wounded at the Wilderness in 1864, captured and held as a prisoner at Macon and Savannah, Georgia, and Columbia, South Carolina after escape.
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Haller
Macon
Savannah
Charlioten
Columbia
J. V. Hadley a Civil War Veteran and Indiana Judge
J V Hadley escaped to Union lines in Knoxville on November 4 1864 with three others and later published in Seven Months a Prisoner by Serib er Sons in 1598. He practiced law in Danville and was elected to the Hendricks Circuit Bench in 1894 and then to the Supreme Bench in 1898. His career on the Supreme Bench was marked by diligence and judicial temperament.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Charles Seribrer
Jandie Hadley
St of Law
Danville
Marion
Hendricks
Supreme Bench
Headley
Supreme Court
Indiana Public Schools Build Broad Rural Access
A World’s Work excerpt praises Midwestern states especially Indiana for broad public schooling. It notes tuition-free paths from early grades to college, the importance of teachers, and the proximity of schools to rural homes enabling scholars in literature science agriculture and mechanics with little or no cost.
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Indiana
Shaw
Wall Street to steer Democratic party, Sequoyah predicts
The Sequour Republican notes Bryan opposes Wall Street control but his followers back Hearst. It views Bryan likely to lose at St Louis, with convention choices between Tam many and anti Tam many factions. It suggests Wall Street will again direct Democratic policies regardless of which candidate wins Parker or McClellan.
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Bryan
Wall Street
W. R. Hearst
St. Louis
Ryan
New York
Parker
McClellan
Sequour Republican
Reorganizers See Bryan Exit as Best for Democrats
The piece notes that many papers claiming to represent the reorganizers urge W J Bryan leave the Democratic party. It mocks factions that quit the party and now pretend to return, boasting they control the whole scene in political history.
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Democratic Party
W. J. Bryan
Times
No Pity Shown after me continu ously writes Gulledge
A letter from F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama describes a painful medical case with a terrible pile of 24 tumors. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing him after other treatments failed. The ad promotes the salve as effective for burns and aches. Available for 23 cents at M A McClain Deg Store.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Bucklen
M. A. McClain
Deg
Auctioneer resumes field with trusted farmer references
Having years in auctioneering I will cry your sales at a reasonable price. Reference from top farmers countrywide and satisfaction guaranteed. For prices and references call or address.
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claim
Proprietors deny advertising Foley's Honey and Tar as a universal cure for consumption. They state it cures in early stages and brings relief in severe cases, while warning against substitutes Relue. Sold by J McCarty and Son.
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Foley’s Honey and Far
Foley's
J. McCarty & Son
Britain shifts back to protection as tariff history taught
The piece argues that Democratic leaders misunderestimate tariff history, noting England's long protectionist era and a later drift to free trade. It cites John Sharp Williams and claims free trade Britain now moves toward protection, urging voters to grasp tariff history to vote wisely. It also suggests some Democrats are unaware or reluctant to admit these facts.
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Great Britain
England
John Sharp William
House
Britain
Gill
Democratic Party
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