Mount Campaign Arguments and Republican Rebuttal
The piece defends Governor Mount as a bold Indiana leader and criticizes Gold Democrats who back Bryan The writer warns of a Democratic sweep yielding a Democratic Senate and House and urges Watson supporters to vote and work for Watson in the district
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Campaign rhetoric and forecasts in the 1900 race
A compilation of quotes and commentary on the 1900 campaign era. Proponents argue Massachusetts and other states will decide the election while critiques target Bryan and the Democratic platform. The piece also claims Republican governance maintains industry and public confidence despite attacks.
Final rally planned by Fayette County Republicans
The Fayette County Republicans hold a final rally in Cannerville on Saturday Nov 3 with Governor James A. Mount addressing at 2 p.m. An evening speaker will be announced in a future issue.
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Republican Day at Connersville Rally Planned
The Republican Day at Connersville will be held October 16 with day and night meetings. Senator Beverlye will address the afternoon gathering and a strong speaker will speak at night. The When Band and Marion Marching Club of Indianapolis will attend and participate.
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County Line Meetings Highlight Upcoming rallies
Grand rally at Falmouth on October 6 will feature speakers Hon H L Gordon of Cincinnati Hon E E Hendee of Anderson Roscoe B E Kirkman of Richmond and Hon F T Roots of Connersville. Glenwood meeting October 20 will have A B Hunt Secretary of State speaking.
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Watson First Voters Meeting at Roots Hall
Hon F T Roots will address the First Voters club at Roots Hall on Tuesday evening October 2. The event features illustrations of Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippine islands. Last Tuesday’s meeting was well received and the young voters are in earnest.
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Roots Hall
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L. L. Broadday
Old Soldiers' Meeting at City Hall Tonight
Hon. T. M. Little will address the old soldiers at City Hall tonight on the Duty of the Hour.
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Republican Meeting Preview at Roots Hall October 9
A 1900 Brookville Republican rally features Philip T. Cosgrove addressing political issues at Roots Hall on October 9. Addison C. Harrie and William L. Taylor slated to speak September 29 in Brookville with a large Connersville delegation expected. Rev. White and Gruley Brewer heard earlier delivering strong eloquent addresses and an ovation followed Brewer’s visit.
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Alpine Gossip Notes Include Illness and Visits
Correspondent reports Mrs. E. I. Chance improving after illness. Local residents Dick Webb and families visit. Mrs. Fannie Cook and Mrs. Joel Foster guests with Frank Limpua. Deaths wenig: Loanns Limpus, born 1858, died 1874? funeral at Colombia E M Church. obituary notes consumption and survivors.
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Perry ‘Johnson
Connersville
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Connereville
Sherman Limpus
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Inventions of the Century and the Rise of Modern Life
An overview praising century spread of inventions in travel motive power and electrical science. It notes steam and electric propulsion transforming land and sea travel, telegraphy, telephone, electric lighting, wireless tech, and writing tools like the sewing machine reaper and typewriter, ending with the match as a symbol of everyday progress.
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My Captive leads a gallant heroine in Revolution era escape
The October New Lincolnott issue features Joseph A Altshuler's My Captive set in the South during the Revolution. A English officer's daughter heroically guides her American captor through historic ground and wins his heart with English pluck. Also highlighted is Mrs Wharton’s humorous tale about a gentleman driven from home to a New Port hotel. John M Palmer, a noted soldier and Gold Democrat candidate for president, died today at 8 am.
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Epita Warton
Lierixcott
Newport
John M. Palmer
Fayette Circuit Court October term jurors named
The Fayette Circuit Court October term draws Grand Jury members including John W. Dye and Charles Newland with several township representatives. The term opens Monday, October 1. Vernal Stant is jailed on a standing assault warrant. Mike Manley pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and pays fines. Various local updates follow on residents, illnesses, and farm equipment.
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Jennings Township
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Fairview
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Columbia
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Petit Sung One Boat
Connersville
J. C. Meyers
Geo. Horton
Samuel M. Atherton
Samuel Goble
Jackson
Chas. Cortlegon
City
Harry Thomas
John Gray
Jacob L. Meyers
Geo. Prifogle
Morton Williams
Chas. Keene
Vernal Stant
Stant
Rex Buguy Works
Charles Tull
Clark
Butler County Fair Rates Via O H D Ry and Connorsville
Special rates announced by the C H D Ry for the Butler County Fair with round trip to Hamilton and return through October 5th inclusive. Returning day after sale. Connorsville rate listed as 10.
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Special Train to Butler County Fair Leaves Oct 4
The C H & D Railway runs a one day special train Thursday October 4 from Connersville at 7:00 a.m. stopping Lyons Browneville Liberal ty Cottage Grove College Corner Oxford Woods McGenigies Hamilton before arriving Fell Ground at 8:40 a.m.
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Fortify Against Malaria With Dr Kay's Renovator
Warning about malaria fever and its signs. Advertises Dr Kay's Renovator to purify blood, cleanse the system, and prevent fever. claims it is sold by Ward Jemison or by mail from Dr B. J. Kay Medical Co. at Saratoga Springs New York. Symptoms listing urges immediate use.
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
A warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury and the danger they pose to smell and the entire system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, claiming internal use, blood and mucous action, testimonial free, 75 cents per bottle.
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Dr Caldwell Pepela Promises Quick Heart Relief
An advertisement urges readers that palpitations are not heart failure but indigestion and recommends Dr. Caldwell's Pepela from a local drugstore. The pitch claims one dose cures, encouraging stocking it at home and cites J M Webator the dairyman near Connersville.
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