Bryan and Stevenson lead Democratic ticket in Indiana
The Columbus Herald lists Democratic nominees including Col William Jennings Bryan for vice president and Adlai E Stevenson for state ticket governor John W Kern and other statewide officials. The paper notes Populist and Republican positions, discusses imperialism and political alignments, and argues for Bryan or McKinley outcomes, citing editorials from local papers and critiques of republican imperialist stance.
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Indiana
North Carolina
Seymour Republican
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Massachusetts
Columbus
Catherine Laughlin Birthday Celebration Planned
Miss Catherine Laughlin will celebrate her thirteenth birthday tomorrow evening at 7 oclock entertaining a group of friends. Arrest in Seymour: James Brady charged with stealing a gold watch and one dollar from Mrs. Chas. Dinkens was arrested there and confessed to the theft. Mrs. De Wright returned to meet her husband Dr. J F Wright who plans to go to North Vernon to see horses Rags and Hello after successful Osgood races.
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Catherine Laughlin
Seymour
Jas. Brady
Chas. Dinkens
de. Wright
Hedge Curve
J. F. Wright
Osgood
North ‘Vernon
Rags
Hello
A. Kinsey
Brown County
Columbus
Jay
Pearl Hill
Edinburg
Edgar McSweeney
J. D. Hutchins
Bernice Swengel
Brevoort
Niagara Falls
Ida Campbell
Indianapolis
Joe Spaulding
L. S. Kelly
North Vernon
J. W. Argo
Mable
New Albany
Edna Lopp
Bernice
Myra Smith
Mable Lopp
Hartsville
Frank Griffith
Sam McBride
Bernard
Ross
Paul Reeves
Rush County
K.D. Hawley
Ada
Zoe Cook
Madison
Capt. Wright
Mattie Whitten
Chicago
Tom Whitten
Chas. Turpin
Brownstown
Frank Coates
Birdie Fuhrmann
Louisville
Frank Aufdenberge
Mia
John von Fange
Henry Suelter
Lincoln
Kansas
John Wor~wald
Mice Jeasie Hughes
Carrie Euler
Blanche Jarvis
Will Sargeant
M. T. Reeves
James Small
Geo. Roth
Henry Coup
Sam Up
DeGraff
John Suverkrup
Petition to settle county affairs raises Ott charges
A Bartholomew County petition filed August 7 1900 seeks investigation and final settlement of accounts by former county asylum superintendent John Ott. It details alleged improper purchases and uncredited sales, notes repayments of $22 267.00 to the treasury, and calls for a full audit and settlement with the county.
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Bartholomew
John Ott
County
Ott
Geo. Werner
Bartholomew County
G. Mil
Sesccors Seussersers Nozeers
Petioner
Ottwith
Jos. H. Coremay
Numerous Columbus travelers and visits noted in Brown County crowd
A long list of residents and visitors trade notes from Columbus and nearby towns. People head to Indianapolis and Madison for visits, with several travelers and relatives mentioned. The Commissioners' Court meets to review claims and school reports while clock repairs and a potential transfer of children to the Orphans Home are discussed. A Greene County veteran praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for relief from chronic diarrhea.
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Court House
H. L. Rost
Dr. Hawes
John Ott
Joseph Coffman
Morgan
Burial of Crisa Girton in Norria on Sunday
Crisa Girton was laid to rest in Norria town Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. A large crowd was expected for the K of P picnic on Saturday August 1st. Worth Farley of Franklin attended the funeral. Mr. Beam bought the Pruitt farm near Williamsburg and will move to Franklin soon. Several notices of local visitors, sick lists, and purchases appear alongside the obituary and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a Liberty, B. I., mother noting its life saving help for her daughter.
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Norriatown
K. of P
Worth Farley
Franklin
Mr. Girton
A. W. Beam
Pruitt
Williamsburg
Beam
Chamberlain
Mas
Guo
Bunpicx
Liberty
B. I
Hauser & Parker
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