County Ticket Names May Be Incomplete
Readable fragments list county candidates including Connor Sherin Philip E Lotichl Covnty Assisor Jus Habermel and district figures Sharp Nye Panter M Sharp. The record shows names and roles but lacks complete detail on offices or election timing.
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Lot
Yconnor
Sherin
Philip E
Lotichl Covnty Assisor
Juhs Habermel
Sper
Geo
Mates
Ib. Love
Orien —W Sirwell Nye
Sovoyer- Panter
Local Officials Named In Trust Proposals
A list of trustees and assessors appears with names such as Charles H. Kintuer Themis J. Gilson and Daniel I. Rerter along with other officials like Joseph Pitman Frederick Gas Joseph Hartung and William Wauswatt. The text outlines roles including Prustee Assessor and sensor positions forming a local governance committee.
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Prustee
Rexsiniver
Herdierson Cone
Tee Teppag
Eymster
Sausger
Philip
Truster
Assess Prustee
Charles H. Kintuer
Themis J. Gilson Praste
Poabn Ceettedty
Mah Nalat
Daniel I. Rerter
Heerst M. Melton
Jehoanis Martin
Peter Wellianer
Sens cPuster
Joseph Th
Pitman Aenod
Frederick Gas
Vroeiee
Austin McCauley
Jeseph Hartung
Willian
Wauswatt Petes
Willpanrs
Longaere
Woister Geiuer
Political rhetoric on trusts and tariffs shapes 1896 campaign
The text cites calls to increase wheat and corn costs to buy goods, attacking trusts in wheat iron and steel and the copper kettle, with quotes attributed to Geo. 5 Bout and Mr. Bryan. It notes Mark Hanna’s campaign actions and describes Haseltine's withdrawal in Missouri’s 2nd district to aid James Cooney, signaling party realignments.
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Spper Trust
Iron and Steel
War costs and trusts debate spark against Republican policies
The article cites a weekly report showing business failures up 25 percent from last year and tallies the Philippines war costs at about 186 million dollars with over two thousand American lives. It rails at trusts, tariff lawmakers, and imperialist policy, linking price hikes to campaign finance and sugar trusts while blasting eastern monopolists and Republican corruption.
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United States
Philippines
Bryan's Indianapolis Speech Ruffles Republican Camp
The article notes Bryan's speech in Indianapolis displeasing Republicans and suggests he targeted a weak spot. It quotes a strategy of exposing what the enemy avoids and cites Republican reactions as proof of impact, while describing the opposing side seeking to shift focus.
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Bryan
Indianapolis
A New Declaration Rewriting the Declaration of Independence
The piece argues for a rewritten declaration to justify governing elites' authority by conquest and subjugation, claiming rights are limited and bestowed by conquerors. It asserts Republicans in Philadelphia advocate a similar plain English rationale, diverging from the 1776 pledge.
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Philadelphia
Republican Senator Slams Hay Over Alaska Land Deal
Senator Mason returns from Alaska condemns Secretary Hay for ceding the porcupine mining district to England. A Republican, Mason backs McKinley and calls the transfer an improper abandonment of lands that have flown the American flag for over twenty years. He challenges Hay to respond.
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Mason
Alaska
Secretary Hay
England
Porcupine
United States
McKinley
Repubians
Mottoes at Liberty Congress Display Competing Visions
Hanging over the platform at the Liberty Congress in Indianapolis last week were two mottoes. The first from William McKinley rejects forcible annexation as criminal aggression. The second from William Jennings Bryan extols a republic amid surrounding empires, feared by others but beloved by its people.
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Liberty Congress
Indianapolis
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Republicans Fight to Preserve Maine Majority in September Election
Republicans strain to retain control in the Republican State of Maine with September 10 voting. Speakers from across the nation and local orators have been lined up for at least 700 speeches. The piece hints at a dire outcome for Grannie if the GOP plurality falters without a strong Democratic push.
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Maine
Grannie
Ex-Gov Boutwell Declares Shifting Party Support
Former governor states he left the Democratic and now opposes the Republican party citing slavery and despotism. He says he helped found the Republicans on justice and honesty and now supports Bryan as the only available means to oppose the GOP.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Bryan
Geo
Boutwell
Republicans and the empire pull since 1864
The clippings suggest the Republican party has long favored empire expansion. It notes that by 1864 the trend was clear, and thousands left the party over that imperial tendency.
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Grannie
Republican Party
Republicans Face Offense on Several Fronts
A concise political note highlights the Republican party's defensive position across multiple policy fronts and public disputes, signaling mounting intra and interparty pressure.
Democratic Chairman Cox Visits Corydon for Party Boost
Hon W E Cox Democratic chairman for the district met township committeemen in Corydon to rally support and predict stronger turnout. He praised Judge Zenor’s standing and urged united effort to push his majority toward five thousand as part of a broader push against imperialism and militarism. The speaker urged voters to back William Jennings Bryan in November.
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W. E. Cox
Corydon
Cox
Harrison
Zenor
Congress
William Jennings Bryan
Lutherans Oppose Trusts at Laporte Synod
The Lutheran synod representing Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, meeting at Laporte, denounced trusts and tariff laws as causes of rising prices. They condemn monopolists as worse than thieves and robbers and declare opposition to Mark Hanna and Republican tariff policy. The declaration signals church support in the current campaign.
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Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Laporte
Mark Hanna
Burke Cockran Backs Bryan For President
At the Liberty Congress in Indianapolis last week Burke Cockran signed a public letter stating he will support W J Bryan with all his influence this campaign. He urges Liberty Congress members to do likewise, reversing his stance from four years ago when he spoke against Bryan.
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Burke Cockran
Indianapolis
Liberty Congress
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Democrats to Convene in New Albany on Sept 1 1900
The Third Congressional District opening meeting will be at New Albany on Saturday night Sept 1 1900. Speakers include Hon John J Lentz of Columbus Hon John Overmeyer of North Vernon Hon W T Zenor of Corydon Hon Thomas B Buskirk of Paoli and Hon W E Cox of Jasper Harrison County should be well represented at this gathering.
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New Albany
John J. Lentz
Columbus
Ohio
John Overmeyer
North Vernon
W. T. Zenor
Corydon
Thomas B. Buskirk
Paoli
W. E. Cox
Jasper
Harrison County
Morgan Township
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
New Albany and
Vincennes
Estimates and Bids for County Poor Asylum Supplies
Notice announces three month supply estimates for the County Poor Asylum from September 1 to December 1 to be filed after Sept 1 1900 with a bid opening on September 4 1900 at 2 o clock. Auditor James A Watson Harrison County signs the notice dated August 22 1900.
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Board of Commissioners
James A. Watson
Harrison County
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