Theodore Roosevelt Nominated for Vice Presidency
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
2
Towner Realizes Why He Was Nominated
Next Wednesday Bryan will be notified at Indianapolis, as it becomes clear why he received the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Towner
Bryan
Indianapolis
American Ships and Foreign Commerce Benefit
If American ships carried American foreign commerce about 200 million dollars that is now annually paid to foreign ships would be kept in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Limited edition plan urged for The Second Battle
The note suggests Bryan should coordinate with publishers to release a limited edition of The Second Battle and start preparing material to explain how the event occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Sewanee Bacon Critiqued for Philadelphia Platform
Sewatee Bacon has hammered at the Philadelphia platform while Senator Bacon gains notice for mistaking toadstools for mushrooms. The remarks portray Bacon as a gentleman with a notable and humorous mischaracterization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewatee Bacon
Philadelphia
Senator Bacon
Tammany Ice Trust Pays Mayor $35000 Annual Dividend
The Democratic mayor testified under oath that the Tammany Ice Trust earns large profits and pays him an annual dividend of 35000 dollars. The claim is presented as factual in court testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Ice Trust
Shipping costs to build U S merchant fleet cited
Commissioner Chamberlain estimates building up American shipping will cost about 250 million dollars in thirty years. He compares this to Britain's 60 year payments to British ships and notes Americans pay foreign ships for import and export carriage roughly every fifteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
United States
Growth of U S Money Supply From 1896 to 1900
On June 1 1896 the United States money circulation stood at 1 52 584 283 with nearly 500 million in gold and gold certificates. Over the next four years the money supply grew by about half a billion dollars, exceeding the value of silver mined at 16 to 1. Per capita circulation rose from 21 35 to 2650 over the period, a gain of 516.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Campaign Fire Over The Silver Pail Argument
A debate over the silver pail issue heats up as candidates prepare for the upcoming campaign. The dispute centers on policy impacts and voter concern as parties mobilize supporters.
Phrase echoes resolve against flag furling and panic
A defiant statement rejects flag furling repudiation and panic for this year and any year, underscoring steady resolve and caution against fear.
Protection for Americans Abroad Under Republican Rule
A concise editorial note asserts that U S citizens overseas can expect consistent protection from the government when a Republican administration is in power. The piece reflects party-aligned views on diplomatic and consular support during foreign travel and residence.
Democratic managers craft emperor scarecrow for voters
A political observer claims Democratic leaders created an emperor scarecrow to avoid spurring a voter stampede. The remark casts doubt on campaign tactics and voter motivation.
Kentucky Democrats Pivot on Goebel Law Moral Debate
In a shift of stance the Kentucky Democratic rank and file show concern over the Goebel law, weighing expediency against morality as they reconsider positions. Proponents argue practical governance while opponents stress ethical implications of enforcement and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Kansas City Ticket Platform Sparks Democratic Exit Debate
The Kansas City ticket and platform aims to energize voters at the party’s exits rather than its entrances, signaling a strategic push to mobilize supporters. The move suggests a focus on turnout and perception in local Democratic dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Indiana school journal merges with Land Educator
The Indiana School Journal absorbs the Land Educator and becomes the sole professional paper in the state. Pris will provide improved satisfaction to all concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana School Journal
Jnland
Ats
Pris
June price gains across grains livestock and cotton
June saw gains in wheat corn oats barley rye along with hogs beef eggs pork bacon rice and cotton. The report cites Wel Winles prosperity facts and contrasts cash in hand with Bryan's theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Politician Attacks Troop Command in Bid for Votes
A local figure labeled as Boss CrRoKER rails against American troops under an English admiral. He suggests he would rather witness more harm to U.S. citizens than support the current command.
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Crroker
Italian ruler Kise Huwapenr shot after gym event
Italian ruler Kise Huwapenr was shot by an assassin Sunday night shortly after distributing prizes at a gymnastic competition. He was a popular leader with a record of advancing his government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kise Huwapenr
Italy
Democratic Platform Critique of Shipping Bill Ridiculed
The patriotic press mocks the Democratic platform’s statements opposing the shipping bill deeming them partisan and untrue. The piece views the platform’s shipping bill critique as baseless and biased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Platform
Democratic Platform
Emperor of China appeals to President for mediation
The Emperor of China asked President McKinley to mediate in the present troubles. The President refused to interpose but said the United States had landed troops in China to rescue our legation and that no mediation could occur until it is certain the legationers are alive and can communicate freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
McKinley
Indianapolis woman Denounces Anti missionary Uproar in China
Miss Mary H. Krout reports from China that the turmoil stems from a broad hatred of civilization directed at progressives led by Chinese leadership. She notes the Empress Dowager favors foreigners and contrasts foreign opinion on Western innovations with anti missionary sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Krout
Indianapolis
China
Peruna Endorsed by Rough Rider Buck Taylor
Personal endorsement from Buck F. Taylor, Rough Rider and Roosevelt ally, praising Peruna as the best catarrh cure on earth. Taylor claims it cured his catarrh and urges readers to request a free book of testimonials from The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Taylor
Roosevelt
New York
Upper
New York State
Buck F. Taylor
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbuz
Powell the Man Leads Fourth District Republican Rally at North Vernon
A large Republican gathering in North Vernon heard Nathan Powell, Madison, nominated by acclamation for Congress in the Fourth District. Speakers included James E. Watson, Fred Landis, Charles Hernly, and W. L. Taylor as delegates framed resolutions endorsing the national GOP platform and urging turnout on November 6.
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North Vernon
Hernly
Thomas McNutt
Madisllan
Charles Hernly
W. L. Taylor
James E. Watson
Fred Landis
McNutt
Q. H. Montgomery
Seymour
A. M. Willoughby
Greensburg
Montgomery
Frank Shutts
Atrora
Fourth District
Orient
New York
Tammany” Ice Trust
Bartholomew
Jefferson
Nathan Powell
Madison
Marcus R. Sulzer
Holman
Sulzer
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
Powell
Decatur County
H. B. Sherman
John W. Holcomb
Holcomb
Jim Watson
Taylor
Indiana
Teddy Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Jefferson County
Bryan
Rushville
Frederick Landis
Logansport
Indianapolis
Powell Named Republican nominee from Indiana district
Nathan Powell born Madison Indiana March 1 1865 son of Capt Nathan Powell a pioneer of river interests and banking He graduated Hanover College 1884 studied at Harvard married Susie Pendleton 1895 He a wealthy fluent Republican popular for aiding Madison during the Cleveland panic Holcomb withdraws in favor of Powell Watson Watson Bostie and Davidson attend resolutions and credentials committees James E Watson delivers a strong speech amid confident talk of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Powell
Madison
Ind
Capt
Ohio Valley
Powell
Hanover College
Harvard
England
Africa
Egypt
Palestine
Turkey
Susie Pendleton
Cincinnvati
Cleveland
John W. Holcomb
Holcomb
Thomas E. Davidson
Watson Bostie
James E. Watson
Republican Mass Convention in Clay township Milford
The Republicans of Clay township notify a mass convention in Milford at 2 p.m. to nominate candidates for Township Trustee Assessor Justice of the Peace Constable three Advisory Board four Road Supervisors. Full attendance requested by Charles Braden John G Gartin 2014 Precinct Committeemen. Banner Salve promotion appears with Alexander & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Township
Milford
Charles Braden
John G. Gartin
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George W. Higdon
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