Battle Royal in 1900 Campaign Between Roosevelt and Bryan
The article depicts a high stakes political clash as Roosevelt and Bryan lead rival parties into a nationwide tug of war. It notes Bryan’s refusals to answer specific questions and Roosevelt’s contrasting responses on issues like debt, pensions, and the Philippines. Regions like Indiana and Kentucky shift toward Republicans, while Ohio and New York figures dominate Bryan’s narrative.
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Our
Wonderful Republic
Hanna
Jones
Warner
Gov. Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Sen. Beveridge
David B. Hill
Roosevelt
Bryan
Manilla
North Carolina
Tammany
Philippines
Kentucky
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Croker
New York
New Toilets Soaps and Tools Sold at Local Stores
A new assortment of fine toilet soaps at Weingart's grocery. A steel woven wire apron mattress at Hand's. The best made. A Dain double geared roller bearing corn trinder at W. H. Sharer's, C. Hand for all cotton mattress.
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Weingart’s
Hand's
W. H. Sharer’s
C. Hand
Mattrem
School Notes from Fowler and Ripley Township
Louis C. Lambert, formerly Fowler superintendent and now Rushville attorney, visited the school building last Tuesday noon. Principal J. F. Evans recovered health and is ready for work. First month enrollment reached 269. Lillie Duncan out sick. Ripley township teachers held an institute at Macedonia. next at Walnut Ridge Nov 10, with Trustee Cox ending his term as chairman. County Superintendent plans to attend. Effa Bundy home Sunday. Mary Herkless back to school after illness.
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Louis C. Lambert
Fowler Ind
Rushville
Fayette County
J. F. Evans
Lillie Duncan
Ripley Township
Macedonia
Walnut Ridge
Cox
Effa Bundy
Mary Herkless
Sunday School Convention at Carthage Indiana 1900
The Rush County Sunday School Association holds a semi annual convention October 19 and 20 at the Christian church in Carthage Indiana. Programs include devotions, lectures by John C Carman and others, round tables, leaflets, and two minute speeches with audience participation. letters of invitation from H B Lucas and J E Stech.
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Rush County Sunday School Association
Christian Church
Carthage
Indiana
Alpheus Trueblood
John C. Carman
Indianapolis
State Sunday Day School Association
Jas. Price
Walnut Ridge
A. E. Martin
Fairview
Lizzie P. Hill
J. C. Carman
A. N. Marlatt
H. B. Lucas
Stech
Durbin and Watson Day Committees Named for Oct 2 Reception
Township Central Com. met Tuesday evening and appointed committees for the Durbin-Watson meeting on Oct. 2. Appointees cover reception decoratio ns music fireworks and advertising with members from Gear Henley Nixon Stager Dennis and Newsom households among others.
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Township Central Com
Durbin-Watson
J. D. Dennis
Gurney Nixon
Prof. Scholl
H. E. Stager
Lew Stanley
K. E. Henley
Henry McCalvn
C. V. Stephens
W. L. Waler
William Williams
Will Hinshaw
T. J. Hilk
Chas. Wright
H.E. Stager
Lon le May
Frank Overman
Horace Gear
Edwin Bundy
A. W. Newsom
R. B. Henley
T’paCent-Sonhy
Jesse Hen
Arrest of Nathan Emmons for rape and murder in Dayton O
Nathan Emmons is under arrest in Dayton Ohio for the rape and murder of Ada Lentz, committed Saturday night when the child stepped into the yard at ten. Her body was found in a vault at the rear. Emmons is tied to a flour mill lineage in Carthage, following Henley Bros. in the business for about 15 years.
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Nathan Emmons
Dayton O
Ada Lentzast
Emmons
Emmon
Henley Bros
Carthage
Harriets Life Remembered in a Christiening Tribute
Harriet Conaway born February 19 1954 died September 24 1900 aged 47 years 7 months 5 days united with the church of Christ in youth surrounded by family and home life cherished by Corina and her parents her faith unshaken though time and loss weighed heavy the community remembers her kindness devotion and hopeful peace in God her mother grieves but keeps faith for the eternal home above with sweet memories and the sense of a life well lived X. X.
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Harriet Conaway
Church of Christ
Corina
Butter sold at top price in market by Weingart’s store
Weingart’s grocery advertises the highest market price paid for butter and notes all stock is included in their 30 days sale offered by Hill Bros.
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Weingart
Hill Bros
Public Sale Of Stock At Alonzo Sohn Farm
Public auction at the farm of Alonzo Sohn three miles northeast of Aglington and four miles southwest of Carthage on Tuesday October 25 1900 at 1 p m offers fifty cattle including twenty head one year old steers and twenty four two year old steers all native bred in fine condition six high grade short horn heifers calved. Terms cash on sums five dollars and under. On larger amounts six month credit with note and approved security. Sohn and Levy Fred Capp Auctioneer M F Lovett Clerk.
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Alonzo Sohn
Hartrett
Aglington
Carthage
Sohn & Levy
Fred Capp
M. F. Lovett
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Republigan
Col. Winfield Durbin
Hon
James FE. Watson
Durbin
James E Watson
Will Cumback
Golumbia
Cumback
P. M
Prof
J. H. Scholl
Durbin and Watson Day
Chas. H. Gear
W. L. Walker
James Coleman
Ed N. Hill
Dr. Coffin
A.O. Hill
H. H. Henley
Mra Gurney Nixon
Henry Smithman
Walter B. Hill
Chas S. Hill
Neeting Place
Carey Hand
Philander Weaver
Alva Newsom
Julian Overman
Ladies’ Union
Misses’ and Childrens’ Union
Hill & Gear
J. C. Hill
Forest Kennedy
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