State Ticket and 1900 election chatter in Kaness City notes
The piece lists candidates for state and national offices including CAPT J C LAWLER and ADAM HEIMBERGER with several others, then shifts to editorial comment about McKinley administration, Bryan endorsement by Amp democracy, and Republican tactics. It mentions the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City, and criticizes Republican funding schemes and Puerto Rico policy.
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Mounts conduct sparks cross state political fallout
The Evening Republican criticizes Governor Mount for protecting criminals and stirring Republican demoralization in Kentucky and Indiana. It cites streetcar strike costs, predicts Bryan gains, questions McKinley allies, and notes calls for schooling reform amid national partisan tensions. It ends with Admiral Soatey declining a vice presidency bid.
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Tax Chinese Empress Warns of Resistance if Pressure Grows
The Empress informs powers that they will not meet resistance if they aim to protect countrymen, but warns of impending trouble. Strong entities cited include unnamed authorities and the broader foreign pressure context. The remark signals potential upheaval and diplomatic friction ahead.
Personal Notes From Columbus Then and Now
Z T Sweeney traveled to St Louis this morning. Mrs Jennie Quinn returned to Indianapolis after visiting her sister Miss Griffy Everroad. May Broomball visited Ko komo to visit relatives Mrs A M Collins and Effie Roth. Miss Binda Drybread of Franklin visited Columbus. Peter Stillabower of Nineveh township and Phil Sater of E town in town today. J G Danforth of Elizabethtown in Columbus today. W R Spurgin dies at 61 from consumption. funeral Friday at 3 from residence with Elder Frank and Rev Hood. interment at Daugherty cemetery. Spurgin former county sheriff. Casket open 9 to 12. Henry Whittington of Harrison township seriously ill. W H Bevin and wife of Nineveh township visited Columbus Friday. Geo Henry now barbering in Denver Colorado. Frank Carr in the Philippines writes of good health and a fine time. Mrs Wm Lawhead moved in with Mrs Rhoda Herod after renting her house to Will Harding. A child of Samuel Stuart and wife near Rugby died Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
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Rushville
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Indiana Woman Learns Love It Won Her Husband
Miss Josie Suman of San Bernardino California visits her brother George Suman in Daleville Indiana en route to New York where she will marry Harvey Mourning a young attorney. Once believed dead Mourning survived in Cuba and is now set to wed. The tale spans a war era romance with a California father who previously lived in Anderson.
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Steel Works Close Down Amid SA War Notes
General Roberts of Kandahar and Waterford is named with postnominals and honors. Lieutenant Meiklejohn of the Gordon Highlanders is described as the most battle scarred South African hero, with bullets through his arm thigh helmet and a grazed neck. A finger was blown away and his sword scabbard destroyed.
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Paris Exposition Details Unveiled With New Stamp
Work on the Paris exposition reveals millions of rats in the venues as laborers fight pests. An international congress of mining and metallurgy is set for mid June in Paris with strong attendance expected. Busts of Franklin Greeley Childs Dana and Medill will grace the Publishers' building. A new stamp bears a woman representing the republic and the tablet The Rights of Man. Prices shown include 10 15 20 and 8 cent stamps.
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Joseph Medill
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Midland steel works closed at Muncie amid trust control
Muncie Indiana June 14 the Midland steel works shut down indefinitely affecting about one thousand workers. The plant under American Steel Co. control has orders short and a push to shift work to eastern nonunion mills. An inventory and a large cooperative mill plan may take the entire force within 30 days.
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