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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
4
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The piece argues Bryanism’s downfall signals a repudiation of anarchistic campaign tactics and free silver. It asserts McKinleyism’s superiority to Bryanism, warns against anti imperial folly, and urges democratic renewal aligned with business and progress through pragmatic policy. It casts the era as a check on destructive platforms and calls for forward looking leadership.
In Col Ripper M Johnson’s office at three this morning the school for spellbinders held its final session. Present were Lockless Cyrus Col Sam Stravn Capt Bill Barney Col Sam Hoke Johnnie Slear and the Sure Thing Oratory Silence kept silent. The mood was somber as they awaited election returns. Cyrus proposed adjournment and Johnnie Slear seconded. An amendment by Col Hoke suggested adding Walley’s undertaking establishment to the note, with talk of an inquest and burial.
At Democratic headquarters last night Jerry Simpson known as Sockless Jerry filed a lawsuit against Hon. C D Boys seeking 20000 damages for alleged infringement of the nickname Sockless used with the Bryanite appellation Sockless Cyrus.
Confident they have achieved the purposes of their pilgrimages the godly kind gentlemen who traveled from Washington to many regions may now resume their arduous duties.
Amid post election jubilation over sound money Elkhart’s growth stands out with a 33 percent population rise over the last decade reflecting ongoing civic expansion and prosperity.
A heated exchange centers on imperialism in which a speaker labels critics as fools while defending expansionist ideas. The remark underscores tension over who bears responsibility for policy and national actions.
The article notes Democratic allies once backing Bryan proposing a shift back to populist principles. It highlights calls for a return to core democratic values and policy focus amid evolving party strategy.
Ethan Allen Carpenter of Bryan town signals plans to lead another Bryan parade four years from now. He says the event will be a ghost dance.
Telegram reports Bryan retired at nine with request not to be disturbed. predicted to sleep four years. Col Ripper-Johnson, inspecting the glass, struggled to adjust his democracy to satisfaction this morning.
Readers are urged that the troubling dreamlike imagery of circles squares and emblems should stop after a few days of living rightly. The message emphasizes correcting behavior to bring clarity and peace.
Doctor Bower ran a creditable race for congress and would have won if the odds had not been so heavy against him.
The democratic hall of fame lost Bryan Croker Alt geld Tillman and others yesterday. The blow will fall heavy on James Creelman, a fact with significant implications.
A column mocks anti imperialism and politics with references to Aguinaldo George Washington Bryan and Cleveland. It notes a $100 damage suit against Lindell hotel owners Charles Cochran and John L Beal by Dr Benjamin Mickman due to color discrimination under Indiana civil rights law.
An advertisement for Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil extols plumpness as safety through seasons. It claims the product is easy to digest, nutrition rich, and suitable for men women and children, offered by Scott and Bowne of New York.
A Washington letter extols the Culex Pungens group, calling mosquitoes a noble, ancient lineage. It recounts their omnipresence from Lapland to Texas, notes scientific study by agriculture experts, and ends with advice on rudimentary control methods used by mothers.
Goshen Indiana November 7 1900 voters report Republicans winning the county ticket with several precincts showing McKinley ahead of Bryan. Several towns note gains for Democrats in various townships while Newberry completes an $8000 water works and electric plant. Notice: Amil H Bierman seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors in Elkhart city Concord township Elkhart County with premises on Main Street and a ground floor room.
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