First time both parties settle presidential nominees in advance
The 1900 campaign marks the first instance where both major parties preselect the presidential nominee. The vice presidential spots are the only remaining uncertainties, with the leading ticket members settled in advance while the other positions face intra party contention and historical precedents.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Jefferson
Jackson
Grant
Cleveland
van Buren
Clay
Webster
Washington
Burr
House of Representatives
Hamilton
White House
George Clinton
New York
Madison
England
de Witt Clinton
New England
Hartford
Monroe
Mexico
Alabama
James G. Birney
Liberty Party
Polk
Lincoln
Missouri
Fremont
John Cochrane
Baltimore
Union
McClellan
New Jersey
Delaware
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Sheridan
Farragut
Commonwealths
B. Gratz Brown
Horace Greeley
Republian
Fess Gage Ie
Death of John the Baptist in Herod's reign lesson
Sunday school lesson centers on Herod Antipas and Herodias, tracing John the Baptist s confrontation with unlawful living and Herod s fatal compromise. The piece argues conscience as inner judge, recounts John s imprisonment and beheading, and contrasts sorrow without repentance with true forgiveness through Christ.
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John Lindsay Withrow
Park Street
Boston
Chicago
John the Baptist
Herod the Great
Rome
Augustus Caesar
Bethlehem
Jesus
Herod
Hades
Judea
Herod Antipas
Antipas
Galilee
John
David
John Baptist
Pilate
Christ
Herod of
Jerusalem
Herodias
County Republican Convention Planned for City Hall
The republican county central committee met in the Bass block and set the county convention for Saturday June 16 at city hall. A committee led by Keegan including Dougall De Vilbiss and Thorward will arrange and decorate the hall. Delegates from Wayne township will join after adjournment to name the township ticket. Unclear presider names include James B. Harper and John Morris Jr. Bluffton News reports Fort Wayne Gas to build two large pump stations costing about 100000 each with July construction.
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Republican County Central Committee
Bass Block
Keegan
John T. Dougall
Thomas F. DeVilbiss
Theodore Thorward
Wayne Township
James B. Harper
John Morris, Jr
Court notes show various civil actions and judgments
Judge Vesey ruled for the plaintiff in Partner vs Moore for 11.14 and the Little vs Grosjean jury returned a verdict for the defendant after a short session. Other filings include suits by George Castle against College Place Improvement and Will H. Gouty for contract reform, a 183.42 judgment in Winters vs Bell, and dismissals in Beaver vs Maxfield and Trentman vs Kroh. Additional items cover requisitions for county asylum supplies, quarterly poor-relief disbursement statements, property assessments, boundary changes among townships, estate administration for Lavina Benton, a 317.97 Waterloo judgment against Thomas Carey, ongoing Willard vs Rudisill right-of-way case, suits by Falls River and Machinery Co. versus Kerr Murray, Eva Kuntz suit for 2000 damages over a property transfer, Brase ditch reports, a Cedar Creek ditch petition, and a no-damages finding on the Smith and Somers road.
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Vesey
Partner
Moore
William R. Little
Felix Grosjean
George Castle
College Place Improvement Company
Will H. Gouty
H. I. Smith
Circuit
O'Rourke
Jacob Winters
Henry E. Bell
Beaver
Maxfield
Trentman
Kroh
H. W. Felts
Board of Commissioners
Meyer
Milo Beard
Warren Robinson
Nelson Bart
Board of County Commissioners
Wayne
Aboit
Pleasant Township
Wayne Township
Benj. F. Harper
Lavina H. Benton
Waterloo Company
Thomas Carey
Willard
Kerr Murray Manufacturing Company
Eva Kuntz
Bell & Doughman
Adolph Schulte
Maria G. Schulte
Franklin P. Disler
Cedar Creek
Smith and Somers Road
Madison Township
Carroll gets $1000 from Wabash in Wells court ruling
Catharine Carroll as administratrix of John Carroll's estate won a case against the Wabash Railroad. The Wells County court rendered judgment for the plaintiff for $1000 with 6 percent interest after 30 days and a 30 day stay on execution. John Carroll was killed by a Wabash train.
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Allen County
Wells
Catharine Carroll
John Carroll
Wabash Railroad Company
Mr. Carroll
Wabash Railroad
Marriage Licenses Granted in Recent City Records
Harry Bryant and Maggie Jacobs. Albert R. Thomas and Luella M Mencer. Justus M. Williams and Leonora M Woodruff. Joseph E. Parnin and Sadie E. Richard listed as marriage licenses issued in city records.
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Harry Bryant
Maggie Jacobs
Albert R. Thomas
Luella M Mencer
Justus M. Williams
Leonora M. Woodruff
Joseph E. Parnin
Sadie E. Richard
Huntington county picks nominees for judge race
Hon James C Branyan was nominated by the Huntington county Democrats Saturday to contest the election against Judge C W Watkins the Republican nominee. Both men are well known with strong support in Fort Wayne and surrounding areas.
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James C. Branyan
Huntington County Democrata
C. W. Watkins
Fort Wayne
Algwana
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Harrisburg
Tippecanoe
M Harrison
Tyler
United States Bank
Texas
South
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Philip
Jezebel
Elijah
Ahab
Dead Sea
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Michaelas
Mark vi
Times
Nemesis
Paul
Israel
City Hall
Eana
Edward Beaver
Lakeiene and
Brake
Collar
Wells County Court—The
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