Local County Official Candidates Listed by Office
For Representative OOP Lewis. Auditor James T Bell. Clerk Fry Bryant. Treasurer Harry C Randolph. Sheriff John Rk Hardesty. Recorder Guy F Spining. Surveyor To be Supplied. County Courtlat District Joseph Tuwel. 2nd District David Babb. 3rd District E M Nelson. 4th District J C Claypool. Connnectmen at Large Bank Hendrix, Horace Gray, James Ellis.
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County Coune
Joseph Tuwel
David Babb
E. M. Nelson
J. C. Claypool
Bank Hendrix
Political Promise and Endorsement in 1904 Contention
The text urges voting the Democratic ticket to paralyze the country’s interests as under Grover Cleveland. It notes Bruty Bryas will not run in 1904 but hints at naming a candidate, while Fountain county’s populists echo with endorsements led by Billy, who says Endorse and they comply.
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Grover Cleveland
Bruty
Bryas
Fountain County
Billy
Covington Bears a Hard Name After Ball Game Sunday
The condition of things on the square and around most saloons on Sunday afternoon after the ball game was a disgrace to any community and to a depraved city government. It is little wonder Covington bears a hard name.
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Covington
County Committee Emphasizes Full Ticket Support
The county committee met Tuesday in this city in executive session. Reports indicate party organization in good standing across all precincts and strong belief that every ticket member will win.
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Berrinicay County Centre
Prices Debate Returns to Cleveland Bryan Era
The passage argues that current farming prices for corn wheat hogs cattle and butter are not enough to recall the higher Cleveland-Bryan era, noting that people have not yet forgotten those times and implying an enduring memory of past price levels.
Attica Ledger Praised for Style and Progress
The Attica Ledger gains praise for a refreshed appearance and lively content. Senator Fairbanks is commended for his long handshake at Meharry's grave during the Old Settler's reunion, showing the Indiana senator's popularity among locals. Indiana grads look to President Fairbanks at graduation day.
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Senator Fairbank
Meharry
Indiana
A Bright Prospect for Republican Victory in Fountain County
The piece argues the era favors Republicans in Fountain County amid Democratic fatigue from unkept promises. It criticizes party switches and self serving politicians, praising principled businesspeople like John F. Jady and urging scrutiny of all in public trust roles despite friendship.
GranpMa mocks misquote on Auditor race and Bell claims
A sharp critique targets the Friends Heavy Editorials over misquoting and framed attacks on Jim Bell. It defends Bell, praising his Recorder record and predicting future gains in the Auditor’s office if elected, while accusing the paper of unfair fighting.
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GranpMa
Bell
Tommy Cat
Grandma
Bowers
Jim Bell
Political dispute over Ferguson DeHaven deal in Howard county
The piece details accusations of broken promises between Mr. Ferguson and John DeHaven regarding Auditor and Recorder nominations. It cites a 1890 Howard County vote tally for officials, noting Kirkpatrick's cross tickets and questions about Mr. Landis’s strength amidst regional political tensions.
Hand Out: Col Allen in Fountain County Politics Exposed
A local column recounts Col J L Allen boasting of wealth and influence within the Republican fold. It notes alleged quid pro quo with party money and presses questions about loyalty while praising history and cautioning against factional rifts. The piece hints at a quiet side to the story and asserts no party controversy.
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David
Col. Allen
Republican Party
Fountain County
J. L. Allen
Jim
Howard County in Ninth District Warm Welcome Cited
The Indianapolis News notes Howard County as a new county in the Ninth district and mentions a warm welcome for it. It questions the claim that Mr. Kirkpatrick is the district’s strongest Democrat, since he never carried Howard County in prior races.
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Larnes
Loveland
Kirkpatrick
Prohibitionist
People’s Party
ISDN
Judge
Howard County
Indianapolis News
Kukoniw ‘Tribune
Howard
Kirkpetrick
Death of J. M. Ray editor and long-time teacher
John Murray Ray aged father of Arch E. Ray and editor of this paper died Thursday night at his South McDonald Street home after years of feeble health. Born January 13, 1818 in Kentucky he lived in Attica since 1871 and taught in Missouri and Indiana schools. Funeral today at 2 PM from the house led by Rev. A. T. Briggs. A note: his daughter Mattie planned to return to Minnesota school but stayed due to his condition.
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John Murray Ray
Arch E. Ray
South McDonald Street
Ite
Ise
Washington County
Eeu
Attica
Oif Lie
A. T. Briggs
Mattie
Hinnnibil
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Republican Peoples Paper
T. A. Clifton
Savage Block
South Side Square
Pantel
Attorneysjepera
Yi As
Womiller
State Statistiona Len Damin
Whois A Blatchley
Terre Haute
Supreme Court
Gillepy
Hillecoud
Judges Appellate Court
Weodon P. Hogbinson
Princeton
Willeam
Hendey
Husthecitte
James B. Black
Indianapedlis
Appelate Court
Daniel Wy. Comstock
Richme
WILEY
Fowler
Frank
Ruby
Aupurn
Congress
Charles Bb. Landis
D. R. Ratcliff
James T. Bell
Fry Bryant
Harry C. Randolph
John RK. Hardesty
Guy F. Spining
E. 5. Rice
James Brown
George A. Law
Attica Ledger
Brother Et. KR. Campbell
Ledger
Fulness
Hoosier State
Bro
Davis
John F. Jady
Ayer
F. A. Soule
Billings, Mont
Reed
S.gaer CO
Lowell, Mass
Ferguson
John DeHaven
John R. DeHaven
Mr. DeHaven
DeHaven
Matthews
Trussler
Templeton
Waugh
Hirkpatrick
Blackridge
Purvis
Smith
Mer. Landis
Mr.Kirkpatrick
Mr. Landis
Old Fountain
Food For Thought
The
J. M. Ray
Loci Wells
Isa Miles
Mildred Dennis
Alma Hoard
Ruby Stout
Elizabeth McComas
Nellie Rogers
Mabel Chester
Myrtle Lindley
Vaunuys
Rhuie Dunlap
Madge Lannius
Vera
Louise McCabe
Eleanor Rinn
Miss Chester
Campaign
Ishedford
Blackdraught
Thedford
Bright
Edford
Mullins
S.C
A. G. Lewis
Summergoods
J. Loeb’s Stores
Covington, Indiana
Chas
Covington, MD
Cote
H. J. Boord
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