National Ticket Columns for President and State Officers
The ticket lists Col. William Jennings Bryan for President and Adlai E. Stevenson for Vice President. State ticket includes John W. Kern for Governor and Capt. J C. Lawler for Lieutenant-Governor, with Adam Heimberger as Secretary of State and John W. Miner as Auditor. Jerome Herff stands for State Treasurer and Chas. P. Drummond for Attorney-General. Also named are Henry G. Yergin as Reporter Supreme Court and Chas. A. Greathouse as State Superintendent. Edward Huruff as State Statistician with district justice slates and presidential electors Allen Zollars Nicholas Cornet and Carl E. Wood.
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J C. Lawler
Washington County
Adam Heimberger
Floyd County
Jefferson County
Supreme Court
Flist
Geo. L. Reinhard
Monroe County
J. W. Adair
Whitley County
at-Larce
Allen Zollars
Allen County
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Carl E. Wood
Jackson County
Editorial warns against political assassination rhetoric
The Evening Republican columnist criticizes Republicans for praising assassins tied to Democrats, noting figures like Taylor and Finley linked to Gov Goebel’s murder and accusing party leaders of elevating assassins. The piece argues Democrats have not celebrated killers.
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Republican
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Taylor
Finley
Goebel
Kentucky
Arate Com
Republicans hold North Vernon convention names Nathan Powell for congress
The Republican convention at North Vernon nominates banker Nathan Powell to the congressional ticket amid optimistic talk of winning the Fourth District. Editorials critique empire plans, subsidies, and trusts, contrasting with Indiana politics and local social notes including visits from Catherine Ryland and family reminiscences.
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North Vernon
Nathan Powell
Fourth Congressional District
The Danger of Impertifiam and Self Government Debate
A discussion on imperialism and secession warns against diluting liberty with-population rights and declares self-government essential. The piece cites Porto Rico as an example of federal overreach and stresses the nation must avoid being a “respecter of persons” in law. Society notes report Rathbone sisters hosted by Mrs. Fannie E. Wells and updates on Gail Hamilton touring to Martinsville with family ties to local residents.
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Porto Rico
Congress
David Starr Jordan
New York World
Fannie E. Wells
Rathbone Sisters
Chestnut Street
W. A. Dobson
Coatsville
The Biggest Yet Catfish Caught Near Jonesville
Scott Bettgood of Jonesville hauled a 54 pound catfish from the river near Jonesville last night. An exhibition at Pfeiffer's saloon today features the catch and its size. The item notes local happenings and brief curiosities among residents.
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Scott Bettgood
Jonesville
Pfeiffer's
British mint yields over five thousand in gold and silver
A fragmentary report describes a shell weighing about seventy pounds exploding into about 1200 pieces and notes that a year of sweeps from the British mint yields more than $5,000 in gold and silver.
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A. ‘Ahell
Indiana Rail Subsidy Defeated and Route Change Hints
Indiana state news reports a defeated 15 000 subsidy vote to extend the Chicago Indianapolis Eastern railroad from Mathews to Muncie through Washington township. It notes a route change to Maston to Wheeling and immediate extension work, plus a 5 000 subsidy election in Washington township. Also covered are a jail escape and confession of Froggett, a Clover Leaf railroad case ruling, a wife abandoning her husband, a suicide, and a political murder related to a farm argument.
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Muncie
Ind
Chicago, Indianapolis & Eastern Railroad
Mathews
Washington Township
Drew
Maston
Wheeling
Cincinnati, Richmond
Indianapolis
Local man dies in gravel pit accident
Lawrenceburg Indiana August 1 William Abraham 60 employed at a gravel pit killed when an engine backed up, catching him between cars and severing the top of his head. He leaves a wife and seven children. The remains were sent home.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Wim. Abraham
Rev J H Guendling predicts revolution after Humbert murder
In Ft Wayne Indiana Rev J H Guendling vicar general of the diocese warns of a social and anarchical upheaval, predicting a revolution as Humbert's assassination leaves the new king weak against rising socialist forces. Meanwhile a despondent girl and several local incidents headlined in the report.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
J. H. Guendling
Italy
Humbert
Little Things Count in World Says Bookkeeper
A fragment from the Chicago Times-Herald cites a bookkeeper noting that small details matter, reflecting a reflective sentiment amid scattered quotes and publication chatter.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Chinese Hostages Grow As Boxers Threaten Foreigners
A dispatch from Shanghai dated July 31 reports the Tsung Li Yamen will not send cipher messages and requires plain language dispatches. Rome reports 600 Europeans detained in Beijing, including ministers and families, with potential expulsion within 24 hours as war looms.
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Ilowinie
M. de Cartier de ‘Marchienne
China
Shanghai
United States
Peking
Sheng
Tsung Li Yamen
Rome
Dobbs Critics On Illness And Bottles Boast
The Chicago Record notes critics remark on Dobbs who has been sick long and allegedly boasts about possessing over a hundred medicine bottles at home.
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Dobbs
Chicago
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