Bryan framed as pacer for county service in stamp act
The text alleges an opposition plot to defeat Roosevelt in New York claiming ineligibility. It notes past soldiers avoiding service via Canada and mentions Republican hemispheric policy advances. It references a Democratic campaign opener at Veedersburg and a crowd led by E. Lumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New York
Bryan
The
Canada
Veedersburg
Lidl Dan
E. Lumb
War department fault sparking Democrat reproach
TasTian calls out the Democratic stance as evasive about the war and criticizes them for not admitting it was wrong to whip the Spaniards. He argues Democrats should openly acknowledge the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Covington to Send Delegation for Democratic Campaign Opening
The Friend notes Covington will dispatch a large delegation to Veedersburg for Fountain county Democratic campaign opening. The piece suggests Democrats and their press ignore or merge with populists, treating them as absorbed by the Democratic ranks.
Roosevelt Named Republican Candidate for New York Governor
The nomination of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt by New York Republicans as their governor candidate was made with little opposition last Tuesday. General Garcia’s Santiago speech counters misrepresentations by saffron journalists, and the Attica campaign opening is set for tomorrow evening with Hon. Frank B. Posey as speaker. Calvin Scherer is urged for re election as Fountain County sheriff to protect rights and property. Capt. Claypool and Attorney Lemon are mentioned as probable candidates for Prosecuting Attorney against James Brissey.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Republicans
New York
Garcia
Santiago
War Department
Attica
Frank B. Posey
Fountain County
Calvin Scherer
Capt
Claypool
Lemon
Veederaburg
James Brissey
Brissey
Wilber and Randolph Campaign Notes From County Race
The text discusses Ben Wilber candidate for county clerk and Harry Randolph candidate for county treasurer. It extols Wilber as jovial and capable and predicts an overwhelming majority. Randolph is praised for effort in the north end and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilber
Mai
Ben
Harry Randolph
North End
Lis Creatas
Muight
Main
Gomez hints United States aid to Cuba by peaceful means
EN Gómez asserts U S promises to help Cuba achieve self government and stabilize the island while noting some patriots favor armed action. He emphasizes belief in peaceful submission and warns against using force to obtain what was promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN Gomez
United States
Tadio
Cuba
Gomez Dom
Mate’tates Choa
Industrial shift and prosperity mood prevail in election note
The piece notes idle factories and a favorable business outlook under the current administration. It argues free silver advocates gain little support while banks build cash flow, and capital flows toward gold and wages rise. Voters are wary of changing power to a party seen as harming prosperity.
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Uyore
Orsiness LA Ab
Washington
Ioney
Inort
Governor Mount Improves Amid Recovery At Indianapolis Sanitarium
Governor Mount, under treatment at Dr. O S Runnels Sanitarium in Indianapolis, shows steady improvement and may leave his room within a week though visitors are still not allowed. Clara Connelly of Bloomingdale named superintendent of Junior Christian Endeavor for the district, a first for the role, guiding work across Montgomery Tippecanoe Fountain Vermillion and Parke counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Mount
Clara Connelly
Bloomingdale
Christian Batdeavor
Miss Connelly
Montgomery
Tippecanoe
Fountain, Vermillion and
Parke
School House Sold in Davis Township for 126 Dollars
Davis township trustee 8 C Jackson sold the old school house in district No 8 for 126 dollars. He opened the week with a corps of teachers including Harry Hawkins Nellie Baker Mrs Nel lie Walburn L A Ray Clifford Waldrip Harry Daw kins W Y Baker. Richland trustees Will Mellett named teachers for Newtown and Melfot graded schools with several staff listed. Several teachers remain unassigned across districts.
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C. Jackson
Davis Township
Jackson
Harry Hawkins
Nellie Baker
Nellie Walburn
L. A. Ray
Clifford Waldrip
Harry Dawkins
W. Y. Baker
Will Mellett
Richland Township
Newtown
M. F Livengood
Leota Black
Melfot
George Gayler
W. Eo Gerhard
Mrs. Gayler
Rosa Ubail
Maud, Palin
Elmore Arter
Bell Wood
Grace Wond
Luella Ritie
Charles Shultz
Lizzie Lively
Hattie Rogers
Cartie Lamb
Hillsboro Times
Honoring Local War Vets and City Proceedings in Attica
In Attica Indiana the town welcomed two local enlistees Fred Wyand son of Clerk H C Wand and John Runkl on furlough with a great reception and banquet. The Attica Light Artery returned from Lafayette to a huge homecoming. The semi annual Fountain County Medical Society meet planned at Veedersburg on Oct 45 1895 with a full program. City council met with routine reports on bridge timbers finances and street improvements and elected Dr Towey as Secretary of Health with a 300 salary. The dairy and street fair debates included vendor licenses police protection and street hitch racks.
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Fred Wyand
H.C. Wand
John Runkl
Uilisboro
the Times
Fred
Tundanapolisaml
Runkle
Rise
Fountain County Medical Society
Veedersburg
Gee
Rowland
Covington
F. A. Shoat
J.S. Rifle
Veedershure
GC. Haya
Hillaboro
J. T. Rice
Attica
J. M. Rupert
Aydedotte
Newtown
Miles
Brown
Gusta Shaw
Hegg
Third Street
Bergdahl
Finance Committee
Board of Health
Towey
M. Mayer
Lowey
N. G. Uarlow
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Co
Baltimore Md
Patton & Co
Washington Street
A.C. DeHaven
John KR. DeHaven
A. T. Livengood
Conbed
Robb
Umit
Mayer
Priviledgem Weber
Satutel Board
Wmn. Vanleer
Davis & Yerkes
Cook
Counel
Deide
Corbett McCoy fight off. Corbett heads west seeking new foe
A World dispatch from Asbury Park reports the Corbett McCoy bout canceled definitively. Corbett leaves town with trunks packed after abandoning plans to stay for a Buffalo fight. He anticipates Jeffries or Sharkey may accept offers, with a potential San Francisco match if renewed.
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New York
Asbury Park
N. J
Corbett-McCoy
Corbett
Buffalo
Jeffries
Sharkey
San Francisco
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People's Paper
Clarence D. Case
Republican
Covington, Ind
Stnte
Union B. Hunt
Randolph County
William H. Wall
Clinton
Levpold Levy
Huntington
William L. Taylor
Marion
Supreme Court
Robert A. Brown
Johnson
Pablo
Plone, Tipton
John Blconne Marion
Willis S Blatchley
Supreme Cour
Pecoun Pstrier
Alexandre Pete Laces
J.V. Hadley
Hendrick
Francis EO Barer
Ciabeat
Republican County
Congress
Charles J. Landis
T. M. Meeker
Auditer Chal, Seinning
Harry Vandolph
Calvin H. Scherer
James T. Bell
Albert Wilkinson
Warick
James Urisley
Thos. Purdue
Q Uebee
Democratic Party
Lois
Dru
Liv Licker
Uly Gaaten
Artea
Ind
Lafayette
Doctors
Poland
Danville
C. J. Finney
L. Myers
J. F. Tindal
Stone Buff
Rck
H.J. Board
Council Proceedings
Bergdah
Roger
Scott
Deke
All Druggista
Cor & Bowne
Chemiats
N, Y
Ds AB Eriesp
Loeb’s Stores
J. Loeb’s Stores
J. P. Buckner
Spain
W. G. Boyd
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