Democratic State Ticket Announced for June 9 Ballot
The June 9 1900 Democratic slate lists candidates for governor John W Kern lieutenant governor Capt J C Lawler secretary of state Adam Heimberger state treasurer Jerome Herff attorney general Chas P Drummond reporter of the supreme court Henry G Yergin state superintendent Chas A Greathouse state statistician Edward Huruff and supreme court judges Geo L Reinhard J W Adair with electors at large Allen Zollars Nicholas Cornet and Carl E Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J-C. Lawler
Washington County
Adam Heimberger
Floyd County
Allen Zollars
Allen County
Nicholas Cornet
Ripley County
Carl E. Wood
Jackson County
Francis M. Griffith on conventions and party contrasts
For Congress Francis M. Griffith notes the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City and July 4. The News questions Neely’s potential use of funds for the Republican campaign and cites Fairbanks as evidence against Bynum’s Democrat status. It also questions sheriff practices in holding and releasing prisoners and criticizes Democratic leadership.
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Kansas City
McKinley
Bynum
Fairbanks
Kern the corporation lawyer and democratic unity calls
The Greensburg Review highlights John W. Kern as a corporation lawyer and city attorney for Indianapolis. It argues Democrats must unite to defeat McKinleyism, opposes Bynum for a board seat, and endorses the Democratic state platform urging voters to read and support it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kern
Greensburg Review
Rep
Corporation
City of
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Platform of Indiana Democrats calls for Bryan vote at national convention
The Indiana Democratic platform reaffirms the Chicago platform of 1896 and urges delegates to vote for William Jennings Bryan. It denounces imperial overreach, trusts, tariffs, and militarism while praising pensions for veterans and calls for anti trust laws, direct senator election, and new tax reforms.
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Chicago
Bryan
Des Moines Woman Returns from Washington Ladies Seminary
Additional Personals note Mias Schooler of Des Moines Iowa returns home from the Ladies Seminary in Washington DC after visiting George Schooler’s family. Gertrude Jett and Hawley also return from Lafayette and Bloomington with several others leaving for South Bend and various visits. Mrs Esta Gaston Nell and Miss Grace Emmons join travel to Lafayette and Oakland Indiana for weddings. Ella Martin hosts euchre. D F Long hosts tea for Alva and Blanch Schooler. A special car to South Bend for State Pharmaceutical Association meetings departs Tuesday.
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Mias Schooler
Des Moines
Iowa
Ladies’ Seminary
Washington, D. C
George Schooler
Mies Gertrude Jett
Lafayette
Maz Hawley
Bloomington
Margaret McCormack
Franklin
Misses Barnett
Esta Gaston
Nell
Will Pence
James Haslin
D. F. Long
Alva and
Blanch Schooler
Dea Moines
T. E. Otto
Ernest Stalhuth
Clarence Adams
South Bend
State Pharmaceutical Association
Indianapolis
Squire Stader Court Affidavits Filed On Assault Provoke and Poaching
Lizzie Woehrman sues John Baily for assault and battery. Indiana docket lists Jerome C. Dron berger charged with provoke of Eliza J. Hill. Geo Snyder facing shooting squirrels out of season. Sanford Tayne injured on Terrel Newsom’s Clifford area farm, resting easier today.
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Squire Stader
Squire Stader’s
Lizzie Woehrman
John Baily
State of Indiana
Jerome C. Dronberger
Eliza J. Hill
Geo. Snyder
Sanford Tayne
Terrel Newsom
Clifford
School Board Reorganizes Office Ranks At Meeting
The board of school trustees met and reorganized this afternoon with T. E. Otto as President, John Stobo as Secretary, and Wim. J. May as Treasurer. The text humorously notes a town flare about chameleons and reptile sightings among the small crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Otto
John Stobo
Wim. J. May
Snake or Absard Boys Enjoy a Rough Game
Players nicknamed Snake and Absard delight in a rough game as the boys seem to enjoy the chaotic sport. No further context or authorities are provided in the fragment.
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Snake
Absard
Crackaway News Notes and Local Activities
Crackaway notes report Prof C A D Dion staying at Nichols hotel in Jackson Michigan, Lillian Rieas visiting Onion Ridge, James Martin building a lake at Jimstown, a lake named Transmagnificandubandan ciality from an Irish lake, Henry Gosch house progress, Miss Sarah Crook planning a Michigan trip to visit her sister, Mrs Mary Nichols visiting Shelby County, Charles Nichols visiting Indianapolis, local hack named Accommodation thriving from Ohio Ridge to Crackaway, damage to young fruit trees by a small green worm with eye-like spots, effort to telegraph Taylorsville to this place, Misses Iva and Ida Muldoon returning from Danville Indiana, Frank Dunn and Frank Oji from Indianapolis on a short excursion, Oscar Davis of Wildcat Hollow on business, Lizzie Dunn in Indianapolis for the summer, Li E Nichols to Michigan in July for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Nichols
Indianapolis
Ohio Ridge
Crackaway
Taylorsville
Iva
Ida
Muldoon
Danville
Ind
Frank Dunn
Frank’ O'J
Oscar Davis
Wildcat
Mies
Lizzie Dunn
Phe
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THE
Columbus Herald
A. J. Dipboye, M.A. Locke
Ofice
Columbus
Indiana
Washington Street
East J
Court House
Harrison
Marion County
Jerome Herff
Miami
Chas. P. Drummond
Marshall County
Supreme Court
Henry G. Yergin
Henry County
Chas. A. Greathouse
Posey County
Edward Horuff
Jefferson County
Geo. L. Reinhard
Monroe County
J. W. Adair
Whitley County
Congress
Francis M. Griffith
Wuatt
Carlessly
E. R
Cuba
Toty
Republican Party
Platform OF
Democrats
Jefferson
Ide
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Willian
Jenninge Bryan
Soldiers and Pensions
Spain
Philippines
Pension Department
Sulu
Hawaii
Constitution
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Republic
STATE
Afmfaire
Democratic Party
Chas. Jones
Edinburg
Gertrude Washburn
Burnstown
Norval Hege
Grace Emmons
Oasland Indiana
Ella Martin
Euchre
C. A. D. Dion
Jackson, Mich
Nichols Hotel
Misa Lillian Rieas
Onion Ridge
Misses Muldoon
James Martin
Jimstown
Mays County
Ireland
Henry Gosch
Sarah Crook
Michigan
Mary Nichols
Shelby Co
Nichols
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