29 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
1
GenenaL Mites denies any plan for the presidency though local chatter links him to national ambitions. Market notes show wheat corn and cat prices fluctuating amid uncertain demand and supply signals.
Banks reject the Lexi can money tied to silver reserves. Authorities note silver-backed tender is not accepted for deposits or payments, signaling a cash handling policy change.
A brief report notes that a few thousand gites workers are affected by wage increases. Prosperity remains with as.
The notice proclaims Horace J L Horst as a candidate for Payette County Commissioner in the First District with the Republican voters' decision pending. Also listed are other candidates for Payette County Commissioner positions in the Third District and related district notices, subject to Republican voter approval.
A string of notes covers economics, sports, and rumors. A voluntary wage rise signals supply and demand dynamics while Jeper Tarr offers cautious optimism on Philippine conditions. Rumors about Bryan linger, spiritualist beliefs aside, and Vanderbilts seek rail strength as interurban plans falter amid urban growth. An explosion in New York claims a million in property, six dead and one hundred wounded.
A readers note questions Class legislation arguing the law would harm the draggist trade if applied to pale faces. The piece reflects local reaction to proposed measures and calls for scrutiny of race based restrictions.
Fragmented OCR text from a 1910s report mentions Taft and varying assessments of conditions. It references pay, miners, and expenses but the garbled text prevents a clear factual summary of events, dates, or entities.
The Fayette County Farmers Institute meets at the court house February 7 and 8 with a full program of speeches and discussions. Rev Darsie opens with Welcome, followed by sessions on farm methods, fertilizers, school agriculture, and rural economy led by H L Nowlin J W Hackleman and others.
Mrs. Salyers died at her Virginia Avenue residence after suffering a first stroke Saturday afternoon and a second Sunday night. She was seventy three and widowed, leaving children Theodore, code, Hiram, Lewin, Jonathan, Miss Atlee Salyers, Wye, William Pierreb, Ada, Carlos Leper, and Miss Vol Davigo. Locals described her as a popular woman with a large circle of friends.
A fragmented report discusses transfer policy and public sentiment with references to specific individuals such as Clark and Dahan. It notes concerns about participation and the perceived neglect of certain groups, urging reconsideration of current approaches and emphasis on accountability.
A borer driven by ME Sanders at the Hocktiart facility caused a man to fall and be badly hurt. Trant witnessed the accident and reported it to authorities. He months later recovered with medical care and disciplinary actions were considered.
The Republican party in Indiana's Sixth Congressional District votes to convene in Connersville on February 20 1902 at 4 a.m. to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates and alternates are allotted by county with totals based on votes for Harrison and other figures, detailing county allocations and overall delegate counts.
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