Editorial Comment Judicial Convention Crawford Harrison Delegates
Republican delegates from Crawford and Harrison counties will meet in Milltown on Saturday June 30 1900 at 1 PM to nominate a Prosecuting Attorney for the 3rd Judicial circuit for the November election. James Fr Pro and Clark H Reaper chairmen state the party has a record of prosperity while the Democratic party has none.
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Crawford and
Harrison Counties
Milltown
3Rd Judicial Circuit
Crawford
James FR. Pro
Crawford Co
Clarks H. Reaper
Harrison Co
Democratic leaders align while some misread the whip
Observers note two Democrats showing unity while others appear unsure which end of the party whip to grasp. The remark focuses on internal alignment and leadership gestures within the party.
Where Oh Where Can We Slide for Democrats
A witty note rails at the wandering Democrats, claiming they have deserted Jefferson and Bryan and cannot be located, reflecting party disarray and search for direction.
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Jefferson
Bryan
Public Press Warns Against Ruling Party Split
The New Albany Public Press notes that while it is good to unite, it warns that 805000 royal Democrats surrendering to 2000 bolters would go too far, urging caution in party leadership decisions.
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New Albany Public Press
Bolters
Beer at Indiana Democratic Convention under Tom Taggart
Descriptions note a beer area at the Democratic State convention in Indianapolis within Tom Taggart's administration. The passage emphasizes hospitality and local political context of the era.
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Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
Iowa Politician J. P. Dolliver Tied for Second on McKinley Ticket
Hon J P Dolliver, a popular Iowa House member, is heavily favored for second place on the McKinley ticket though Iowa's strong Republican lean may secure him the nomination. The writer says no better man could be nominated.
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J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
Illinois Senator Pledges Help for Philadelphia Ticket
Senator Mason of Illinois, who spoke against administration policies in Congress, called on President McKinley and promised to support the Philadelphia ticket and help build a traditional Illinois majority.
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Mason
Illinois
Congress
McKinley
Philadelphia
Hanna to Stay Leader of Republican National Committee
Senator Hanna will continue as head of the Republican National Committee during the campaign. Ahimeelf declines to discuss the matter publicly beyond stating that the chairman will be announced after the state delegations and the Philadelphia Convention.
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Republican National Committee
Hanna Ahimeelf
Philadelphia
Democrats Clash Over Army Regiments and Vice Presidential Pick
The piece rails at Democratic opposition to moving regular troops to the Philippines while backing measures to register British built ships as American. It notes President McKinley has no preferred running mate, saying any majority vote winner would be satisfactory, leaving the vice presidency contest open among Republicans.
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Great Britain
United States
South Africa
McKinles
Delegates and Bribery Echoes At Convention
The text notes delegates from Indiana at the Kansas City convention and hints at corruption and bribery in politics. It contrasts Democratic ideals with self interest and alludes to Neeley theft in Cuba, suggesting caught wrongdoing as the common difference.
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Kansas City
Indiana
Bryan
Neeley
Cuba
Oregon Republicans rally for honest money and expansion
The piece argues Oregon joins a Pacific Coast and national trend supporting the Republican platform of honest money and expansion. It notes Bryan's campaign, McKinley era contrasts, and asserts only lazy Republicans would topple the party, linking past imperial wars and tariff disputes to current political momentum.
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Oregon
Bryan
McKinley
Alger
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
Pacific Coast
United States
Pacific
A Billion Dollars for an Idea in War Time
Senator Alli son and Chairman Cannon defend a $700 729 476 next fiscal year appropriations total. They note subtracting $131 247 155 for the late War With Spain, leaving about $524 000 000 for direct war costs, with unexpended balances and ongoing expenses pushing the final total above initial estimates. The piece argues the cost, though vast, reflects national defense and preservation of the Union.
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Cannon
Spain
Treasury
Congress
Cerveri
Sampson
Santiago
Shafter
Maine
Bryan Receives Navajo Blanket Gift in Gallup Rally
William J. Bryan toured New Mexico by Santa Fe train four weeks ago, where a large crowd in Gallup cheered as he spoke from the car rear. A local man gifted a Navajo blanket with a note contrasting wool prices under Republican and Democratic administrations, which Bryan read aloud.
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William J. Bryan
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Gallop
Bryan
Oregon shows expansion wins as fusionists falter
The Oregon campaign pits fusion Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans against Republicans who back gold standard and territorial expansion after war with Spain. Voter support favors expansion, signaling likely national impact and challenging Democrats to abandon old expansion policy.
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Oregon
McKinley
Doomed to Defeat by Free Trade Policy Belief
Hon Charles A Scheren argues voters favor current prosperity and will not sacrifice bread and butter for a free trade platform. He warns that any candidate on Free Trade, including Bryan, faces certain defeat in the coming election.
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Charles A. Scheren
Brooklyn
Grover Cleveland
West
Bryan
Non-Resident Notice in Crawford County Circuit Court
The Crawford Circuit Court issues a non resident notice in Jane Term 1900. James A Conrad is named as a non resident defendant and must appear by the second Monday in June 1900 to answer the complaint or demur. The clerk W L Gregory signs the notice at English.
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J. L. Suddarth
James A. Conrad
Indiana
Crawford Circuit
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