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Newspaper
Carthage Record
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
4
A political column rails against third party options and urges Indiana voters to support the Republican slate to maintain integrity, criticizing opposing figures and citing a controversial army testimony and cartoon influence in past elections. It references Charles Major's new book and a Yale professor's prophetic dates.
In Rushville and surrounding townships the upcoming election stirs heated contention as Prohibitionists split over candidates and supporters press for voter turnout. The piece contrasts Mull with Edgar N Hill, praising Hill as honest and capable while challenging Mull with pointed questions about his past votes and loyalties.
Lon Mull in Rush County’s county convention is praised as a fine man yet his supporters are accused of elevating a moral image. The candidate’s personal character is strong but his political stances on key issues are questioned by peers and observers alike.
A judge recalls a young Irish barrister Clemente from Antrim with a strong north of Ireland brogue. The anecdote contrasts his accent with the registrar Sapel and highlights a line about origin and unfamiliar speech. The piece also notes the Duke of Leinster’s palace influenced the White House design in Washington.
A fragment from the Chicago Post depicts a lively exchange about love and jealousy. The characters discuss whether she is deeply in love, noting a belief that the world loves a lover and her jealousy since hearing it.
The Phe Moki Indians in Arizona observe a sun festival similar to a midsummer rite with a sun dance. A modern seven room house on South Main Street is offered for sale with information available at the office.
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