Aguinaldo and China in the global tension era
The column surveys late 19th century world events including Aguinaldo links to insurgencies, China's Boxer rebellion context, and the evolving U S political scene with Dewey, Roosevelt, and McKinley allies. It notes national conventions, party resolutions, and shifting sentiments as imperial conflicts rise.
Providential guidance and political reform notes
The text cites America's readiness to aid in China disturbances and the Philippines’ near scene, celebrates postal reach, and discusses campaign decorum. It reports E S Wilson named U S Marshal for Porto Rico and critiques Goebel Election Law, predicting a Republican-backed repeal for honest elections.
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Philippines
China
America
Beatiny
Havana
Ohio
Manila
San Francisco
Honolul
Guam
Tioilo
Negros
Jolo
Hongkong
Yokohama
Oni
E. S. Wilson
Ironton
McKinley
Wilson
Republican Judicial Convention in Brookville June 26 1900
Republicans of the Thirty seventh Judicial Circuit Fayette Franklin and Union counties meet in Brookville on Tuesday June 26 1900 at 2 pm to nominate a Prosecuting Attorney candidate for the November 1900 election. Delegates allocated Fayette 10 Franklin 7 Union 5 with 18% to be necessary to a choice. Also notes about party officials and a death unrelated to the convention.
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Imilana
Fayette
Franklin
Union
Brookville
Union B. Hunt
Seid
Fayette County
Franklin County
Union County
William F. Downa
Fayette Co
H. P. Hossans
Franklin Co
Josgrem C. GiLuona
Chaos
Union Co
Governor James Mount’s Long Road from Farm to State Chief
A portrait of Indiana Governor James A. Mount born 1843 in Montgomery County. From pioneer hardship to military service, farming success, and a prominent political career, the article lauds his leadership, finances reforms, and vow of nonpartisan duty highlighting his family ties and expected successor.
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James A. Mount
Indiana
Montgomery County
Mount
Lennon Presbyterian Academy
Mr. Mount
Catharine Boyd
Lebanon
Agricultural Department
Perdue University
Gov. Flower
Chautauqua
New York
Montgomery
Clinton
Boone
Mount Joony
United States
Fairbanks
Governor Mount
Nount
Beckham
Kentucky
Messrs
Taylor
Finley
H.N. Mount
Connersville
Crisis in China Sparks Global War Fear as Boxers Attack
The Boxer uprising triggers an all out clash at Taku with Chinese troops firing on international forces. The battle lasts seven hours, ships are sunk or damaged, and casualties rise among both sides. Americans face possible danger as legations feared overrun and foreign powers mobilize fleets and regiments.
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Chine
International
Taku
China
England
Russia
United States
Japan
Italy
France
Germany
Philippines
Peking
Mrs Banks Dies After Brief Illness In City
Mrs. Banks wife of John Banke died Saturday afternoon at her home after a brief sickness. The funeral was held Monday afternoon at the residence with large attendance. The remains were sent to Liberty for interment.
Marriage Licenses Granted This Month
Ira Martin Philabaum wed Rachel Rike J Francia Keller joined Minerva E Morford Charles Varnes united with Ora M Young in authorized licenses recorded this period.
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Ira Martin Philabaum
Rachel Rike
J. Francia Keller
Minerva E. Morford
Charles Varnes
Ora M. Young
Children Day Picnic at Harrisburg Sun
Mrs Ed Mockwart of Muncie visits her mother Mrs C Moffett in this place. Mrs Dave Griffin and Miss Min Griffin and Miss Bertha Harris attend. Children day picnic at Harrisburg Sunday School held at Dave Wice's grave last Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments of strawberries and ice cream served around 4 30. Mrs Elia Harrie of Earnest Meed Saturday night with Mrs Sant Hurat Ed Mockwart of Muncie visits wife and baby here.
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Ed Mockwart
Muncie
C. Moffett
Thie Place
Dave Griffin
Minpie Griffin
Bertha Harris
Harrisburg
Hawkine
Dave Wice
Elia Harrie
Earnest Meee
Mra Sant Hurat
Breckville Democrat Notes Wartime Write Name Confusion
A Breckville Democrat item ridicules Mr Derbis of Anderosen for miswriting "Colonel Durbln" during the Cuban war and hints at plans the Kern might take. The snippet also contains garbled lines about diets and a birthday, with names partially unreadable.
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Mr. Derbis
Anderosen
Hed
Durbln
Kern
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