Indiana Governor Salaries and Controversy in 1890s Debates
The article describes a political controversy in Decatur Indiana over Governor Hanly's salary and expenses. It details claims that Hanly drew funds for house rent and maintenance, cites constitutional provisions on governor pay, and recounts a 1890s era public reception for Marshall as a political event.
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Decatur
Miama
Marshall
Idemta
Adains
Indiusa
G.t&l
Murray Hotel
Anus
Thielock
Brs
Sue
Eoditiin
Haoly
E Ei Sr. Marshall
Heary
Supreme Court
Hanly
Illersly
Hany
Tindiena
Prince
Indiena
Indiana
Indiana Jerisia
Asfr
Jumumiry
Burns
Rjana Slau
Olbe Tellus Langues
Baty
Jodinmi
Tne
York
Stount
Darl
Cervernee
Cevernur
Perhin
Tamusset
Life of Dys Cline in Angola Indiana Aiming to Counter Attacks
In a bid to rebut attacks on Dys Cline Democratic candidate for Congress, the sketch outlines his Steuben County roots, education at Hillsdale College, failed judicial bid, and long service as president of First National Bank. It portrays him as a hard working lawyer, educator, and business leader with a trusted record.
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Angola
Ind
Dys Cline
Congress
Siéper
Sire Cline
Cline
Steuben County
Iveas
Artiva
Christian Church
Cina
Privary
Angele High
Hllsdale College
Hillsdale
Woodhull Goxton
Democratic Party
Rirenis
Wi Wan
Steuben Enignty
Dis
Cling
Abei Etmes
Final
Uber- State College
Firat National Bank
Swekbollers
Ma Citoe
Senator Slack Bets on Democratic Ticket in Indiana Race
Indiana senator L Sir Slack of Franklin campaigns for Vimnae R Marshall for governor and denounces Republican critics. He tours the state predicting Bryan strength will exceed 20,000 and that Marshall's ticket will win, citing farmer and labor discontent and confidence in Marshall and Brean.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. Sir Slack
Franklin
Marshall
Kominudion
Parky
Ma. Marshall
Seoutor Siack
Aistries
Sinan
Bryan
Indiana
Lianiy
Mayatielt
Alurahall
Wasson
Brean
India
Stack
Uni Labamern
Democratic Campaign Meetings Draw Huge Crowds Across Allen County
Enthusiasm grows as campaign drive nears close with overflow crowds at wards towns and centers. Speakers include Oscar Guilher and Orening of Angola among others as veterans from both parties attend and react with ovations. Some venues filled beyond capacity while Jefferson Center and Monroeville host large gatherings drawing hundreds.
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Allen County
Yen Arith
George Pred Willams
Jase
Hosen
Townslig
Williams
Johnson
Mnit Jikaly
Tuk
Weather forecast for Indiana and Michigan regions
Readable fragment notes fair and windy conditions. Ohio and Michigan towns show fair Thursday and Friday with light west winds, shifting to variable later Friday. Forecast mentions Tuesday and Friday periods with fresh winds and cooler temperatures in parts of Indiana and Michigan.
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Washington
Indiana
Taft Sucker Sparks Crowd At Princess Rink Speech
Massachusetts speaker George Fred Willems delivered a harsh address condemning William Jennings Bryan and taft while praising the Democratic platform and criticizing the Republican approach. He mocked Taft as a “pap-sucker” and urged voters to prefer the Democratic stance over party infighting. The session ended amid loud reactions and a note that continued on Page 17.
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George Fred Willems
Massachusetts
William Jennings Bryan
Jtself Rearse
Willams
Letter M. Foster
Caompalen
Yaid
Williams
Denver
Taft
Aan
Apm
AnPolletta
Wisconsin
Tor
Republic
Rent
Beveridge
Campaige
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Afr. Williams
Indiana Federation of Clubs Brisk Election At Meeting
Mrs Fairbanks and other women address the federation as officers to be chosen tomorrow. Grace Sull er Clark faced pressure to allow her name on the ticket, with support from delegates. District chairmen were named for thirteen districts, with South Bend chosen as next meeting place. constitution changes and officer updates noted including a new second vice president and eight directors planned.
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Indianapolis
Indiana State Federation of Clube
Grace Sullar Clark
Hooever
Dellions
Clark
Hein
Anna Lemicka
Wenrisville
T. By Shaffer
SciHlynn
Roach
Carter
Seymour
Uryer
Jerre Tsute
B.A. Montgomery
Shelbyville
Wired H. Leekwond
Enrhth
H.C Durbin
Jain S. Colin
Westfield
With. Hammond
Alice Dunlap
Peru
Phirteenth
A.C. Wiley
Plymouth
South Bend
Charts
Pirhantes
L. W. Cox
Parsons
Guilin
Sore Warne
Weil Ft
Miei
Mie Yetihg
Ted Gur
Worten Nash Toy
Vise 7 Klenk
Rhe Federation
al Why
Commi
Wareaws
Miy Agewaud
Bavells
Misa Blinez
Chiiogae
Ar Rendaleile
Ward Flthie
Artis Ely Mire
Eva Rubi
We. Culler
Tyeasires
Fors Wasne
Bryan and Chanler Leading in New York Mrs. Bryan Gains
William J. Conners, chairman of the Democratic state committee, asserts in a New York statement that Bryan will carry New York by more than 40,000 and Chanler by at least 100,000. He predicts Republican national and state tickets fall short of 89,000 and 67,000 respectively, crediting Bryan’s recent visit with strong support.
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BRYAN
New York
Chanler
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Aissis
W. J. Bryan
Commoner States With Senator Hill at Albany Meeting
The Commoner spoke beside Senator David Hill at an Albany rally. Colonel Bryart challenged Taft to publish Republican campaign contributions. Hill praised the Democratic ticket but urged voter due care, defending the nominee and denouncing party rivals while urging change in administration and policies. Page 14, Column 3.
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the Commoner
Albany
Senator David 8. Hill
Bryart
Taft
Willim I Bryen
Formar
United States
David Bom
Hill
Ilill
Lam
Pil
Republician
Brian
Vicrros Party
Bryao
Candiiata
Labor
Ail
Ali
Damoeratic Party
Navy
Muirrate
Barth
Colunien
Democrats warn of alien colonization in Indiana cities
Democratic national headquarters cites a Commerce and Labor Department warning that Republicans are colonizing aliens in Indiana. Claims Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Laporte lead, with Evansville Fort Wayne Richmond Lafayette Vincennes also affected. Over six hundred naturalization forms requested in three weeks, far above typical fifty per quarter.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Laporte
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Richmond
Lafayette
Vincennes
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Wegal—Democrati
Cyrus Cline
L. Ert Slack
Marshall Bally
Nani
Rita
George Fred Williams
Princess Rink Wild
Goldlin
State Federation of the Developement of Housewives
Sam
Teddy
Flint
The
People
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