Indiana Congressman James N Hemenway Leads In Expenditures Debate
The piece extols Indiana’s James N Hemenway as a key ally of Speaker Cannon and a leading figure on the appropriation committees. It analyzes the recently closed Fifty-seventh Congress, detailing reductions in army fortifications Indian and pension spending and increases in agriculture diplomacy DC and military academy funding, noting overall deficits and contrasts with river and harbor bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
House of
James A. Emenway
Firset
Emenway
Joe” Cannon
Appropriation
Ways and Means
Eed
Hemenlay
Ames N. Burnes
Congress
Missouri
Wise
War Department
Lighthouse Service
Agricultural Department
District of Columbia
Washington
Military Academy
West Point
Republic
Post Office
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Wests speak on prosperity sealing farmers and manufacturers fate
Warren County Republican quotes Senator West asserting that Republican prosperity ensures high prices for farmers and manufacturers, leaving no path for Democratic victory. The remark underscores party strategy and electoral stakes.
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West
Wests
Warren County
Million Dollar Warrant for Payment of State Debt
State issues a warrant valued at one million dollars to satisfy outstanding debt obligations. Officials confirm funds are allocated and ready for discharge.
Record of Indiana Debt Debate Shows Republican Gains
The piece argues the 1890s Indiana debt reduction credit belongs to Republicans, not Democrats. It cites debt figures from 1891 to 1895, praising Republican economy, merit hiring, competitive bidding, strict accounting, and supervision as the main drivers of debt paydown and tax relief.
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Indiana
Tariff Reform Sparks Circus Trust Outcry in Detroit Debates
The piece notes a new circus trust formed in Detroit and cites Hon. William F. Vilas urging tariff removal from circuses to strike at the anti public conspiracy. It also covers Mr. Bryan praising Democratic resolutions in Porter County and criticizing state convention methods.
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Detroit
William F. Vilas
Bryan
Valparaiso
Porter County
Kansas City
Food for Thought in Politics Sparks Party Realignment
A Brookville American summary notes that food prices fail to secure Democratic votes as leaders fear mass voter desertion to the pro prosperity forces. Thinkers within the party see more merit in the Republicans than previously believed.
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Brookville American
Vigilant Indiana Republicans Hold Steady Under Fire
The Evansville Journal News notes a disciplined Indiana Republican group with sentries posted and officers alert. It asserts confidence in victory as the enemy is weak in storming breastworks.
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Evansville Journal- News
Death of Joab H. Stout at Letts aged 63
Joab H. Stout died at his home near Letts on Saturday morning aged 63. Born in Decatur county he was a farmer stock drover and a public spirited citizen. a veteran of the 68th Indiana regiment who suffered lifelong lung trouble. He leaves a wife two sons a daughter and a stepson plus many relatives and friends. The Standard notes his Letts correspondence for six years and mourns his loss. Funeral at Mt Aerie Baptist church Monday at 10 am conducted by Rev. H W Davis with Rev. J F Huackleberry and Rev. L O Steinning assisting.
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Joab H. Stout
Letts
Decatur County
68Th Indiana Regiment
Standard
Stout
Mt. Aerie Baptist Church
H. W. Davis
J. F. Huackleberry
L. O. Steinning
Our Country Growing Better
Senator Charles W. Fairbanks delivers a Baker University commencement address praising national growth and enduring institutions. He contrasts gloomy views with Macaulay and urges confidence in the country’s youthful vigor and sound core.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Baker University
Lord Macaulay
Sam
Not Bothering Says Farmer in Prosperous Times
The Democratic farmer ignores politics now, focused on profits from a bumper crop and high land values. He recalls past upheaval with Bryan and free silver, but today crop prices, hogs, cattle, and farm income, plus wife driven banking, undercut political bets.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Elwood Call-Leader
Armour Fertilizers Promoted by Perry for Wheat Farmers
Perry, a sales agent, urges farmers to compare Armour fertilizers claiming high grade phosphates and reliable results for wheat. He asserts products are in perfect condition and available at competitive prices, inviting orders with his contact.
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Armour
D. Perry
World Wide Reputation Remedy Sold by Batterton
A colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy with claimed world wide reputation is offered for sale by Batterton. The advertisement asserts it never fails and is pleasant and safe to take.
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Chamberlain
Batterton
Mil
Job work of all kind offered at this office
An office announces completion and handling of all kinds of job work. Services include general office tasks and related duties available to clients seeking miscellaneous administrative support. Placeholder text indicates broad capability without specifics.
Botanic Blood Balm touted as eczema cure by ad
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for eczema itching humors pimples and skin ulcers. It claims internal blood purification to heal skin conditions and offers free samples from Blood Balm Co. and local sale via Alexander & Co in Greensburg.
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Botanic
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Greensburg
Alexander & Co
Child labor in southern mills shocks readers
Gunton's Magazine estimates 7 600 children under fourteen work in North Carolina mills, more than a third of all workers. In South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi another 22 000 under fourteen toil ten to fourteen hours daily. Children as young as six endure pitiable conditions, according to investigators cited by the Lawrenceburg Press.
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Gunton’s Magazine
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Lawrenceburg Press
Obliging Candidate Endorsement Note From Miers
The Second district Democratic convention refused to endorse the Kansas City platform. Congressman Miers wrote to a constituent affirming devotion to the K. product. He is said to be so scared that he will endorse anything to save a vote, according to the Worthington Times.
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Kansas City
Miers
Worthington Times
Railroads Again Show May Gains Amid Strikes
According to Bradstreet's the rail roads did well in May despite strikes and other drawbacks. Gains over $50,000 included the Pennsylvania west of Pittsburgh at $159,800, B&O $73,722, PB & I L $55,259. Average gain in net earnings is nearly 4 percent. Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Bradstreet
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Sentinel
Treasury Surplus Frustrates Government in Modern Times
The Monticello Herald notes how the treasury surplus unsettles policymakers, contrasting today’s fiscal constraints with Grover Cleveland’s era. It observes shifting budget pressures and the implications for public finance and legislative priorities.
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Grover Cleveland
Treasury
Monticello Herald
Notable Quotes on Mr Prefix and Rural Life Echoed
A critique of the frequent use of the prefix Mr before men’s names appears alongside varied notes on Kansas horse sense and humor. The letter mentions Lawrenceburg Press opinions and the Western Horseman’s take on social forms, and includes local notices about Prof Geo L Roberts returning to Frankfort and a toothpaste recommendation. It ends with a subscription nudge.
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