Ohio Ballot Ticket Details for Electors and Officials
The document lists the state ticket. Presidential Electors at Large include Hugh H. Hanna and Charles W. Miller. Fourth District Elector is Theodore Roosevelt of New York. Governor candidate is Winfield T. Surbin of Madison County. Attorney General is William L. Taylor of Marion County. State Statistician is B. F. Johnson of Benton County. Reporter Supreme Court is Charles F. Remy of Jackson County. Bar Judge details include James H. Jordan of Morgan County and Leander J. Monks from Randolph County. Delegates and alternates named with various counties and names.
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The
Supreme Court
Piest
James H. Jordan
Morgan County
Notification Day Sparks Committee Readiness
Tom Moorrow announces Notification Day as the committee prepares for action. Bank clearings in the United States for the first half of the 1900s nearly doubled those of the same period in 1891, signaling broad economic expansion.
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United States
Honest Bryan bolters lead procession in English and Indian camps
The report notes a procession forming with Bryan supporters as leaders including English, Lieber, Maurice Thompson, Denby and Coun in the English camp and an Indian contingent joining the move.
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Bryan Bolters
Lieber
Maurice Thompson
Denby and
Coun
Voter Residency Rules State Thirty-Day Precinct Rule
The text states a thirty day residency to vote in a precinct and sixty days in a township to vote, with consequences if moving out of the township after next Friday. It highlights that moving out of the township within that window could cause loss of voting rights.
Lincoln Grant Morton called saviors of the Republic
A 19th century Democratic view portrays Lincoln Grant and Morton as imperialistic usurpers who trampled the constitution yet now are hailed as saviors of the Republic by their party.
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Democratic Party
Lincoln
Grant
Morton
Bees Set for Fined Up Tomorrow Whip Crackers
The Bees prepare a show featuring Bandusky and the Ewings as well as Arming tons and Northernes. The event promises a lively display with the party’s refracting elements under the whip.
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Bandusky
Indianapolis Bank Clearings Show State Trade Rise
The article notes that bank clearings measure business volume, with Indianapolis as the state’s commercial center. For the first half of 1894 clearings totaled 105,417,212 dollars, rising to 157,608,643 dollars in the first half of the current year, a gain surpassing nine million over the prior year.
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Indianapolis
Milllione
Tax totals for the year ending June 30 1900
The big four railway tax total reached 19 278 808 74 dollars, up 2 551 815 15 from the prior year. The figures reflect overall revenue, with the increase attributed to expanded operations and higher assessment values.
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Jane
Over-Confidence in Republican Prospects Amid Prosperity
August 28 report out of Curcaco notes Republicans feel overconfident as widespread prosperity and job gains dampen political energy. Central Committee leaders remain vigilant, vow hard work and vigilance, with all leaders agreeing to push for turnout and avoid complacency despite favorable conditions.
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Republican Central Committee
Bryan Oould Put the Country on Silver Basis
An analysis argues that an unfriendly administration could shift the government to silver without new laws, disturbing finances and trade. It warns such a move would cripple the treasury, impair revenues, and hinder bond sales to restore the gold standard, though gold might persist in commercial usage with silver and notes trading at a discount.
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Bryan Oould
California
Kidney Troubles of Women and Mrs Pinkham’s Cure
Miss Frederick of Troy Ohio wrote in August 1899 about chronic kidney and bladder trouble with a yellow muddy complexion and absent menses. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for restoring health and vitality after long suffering.
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Dean
Pe-ru-na Praised By Women In Personal Letters
A Richmond school teacher in Chicago and a Racine resident share letters praising Pe-ru-na for relief from female complaints and pelvic catarrh. They report improved health after using multiple bottles and urge others to seek Dr Hartman’s free book for women.
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Susan Wymar
Richmond School
Chicago
Hartman
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior
Racine City
Wis
Columbus
Political fadts push westward faster than population
The text notes the enemy's country advancing westward from New York to Indiana in four years and predicts Nebraska will join the western bend of political fadts by year’s end.
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New York
Indiana
Nebraska
Bryan Defines Kansas City Platform for Democrats
Democratic campaign managers faced a period of guesswork until Mr. Bryan offered his interpretation of the Kansas City platform. He described the Philadelphia platform as plain and readable for all.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Local Rally and Community Notes Highlight Week
Educational rally draws crowds Friday as a busy week unfolds with the Mitchell & Davis sale well attended and prices strong. Rev. Frank Muckleberry visits kin in Logansport while other locals travel to Oxford and Springfield. Mortgage and farm updates, moving plans, funeral for Mary Hodson, and farm prices for poultry and dairy anchor the week.
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Mitchell & Davis
Frank Muckleberry
Logansport
John
Mecca McCullough
Dennison
Texas
Dr. Welsh
Bartholomew County
Indiana Republicans favored to sweep present to extra seats
Special correspondence from Indianapolis reports the state committee backs a strong Republican sweep in Indiana. They expect reElection of all current congressmen, plus at least two more, with notable fights in districts four and twelve due to Democratic dissension and local factionalism. The overall outlook favors Republicans by around two thousand votes.
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Indianapolis
Ave
State Committee
Megs
Republic
Ste Hise
A. Hemenway
Ribson County
Hemenway
Evaneville
Vanderburg
Peter Wadswort
Hima
Hugh O‘conner
Zenor
Capt. Allen
Landis
Robert Hanna
Robinson
Sef
Hanna
Disic
A. L. Brick
Indiana
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Popularity At Battertons
The soothing and hedling proper ties of Chamberlains Cough Remedy have made it a great favorite with people everywhere and is for sale at Battertons Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Batterton’s Drig
Indiana Congressman Leaves Democratic Party for McKinley Roosevelt
Captain William EB English of Indianapolis renounces Populistic ties and endorses McKinley and Roosevelt. He denounces the Kansas City platform as unsafe and unpatriotic, argues for party loyalty in general but for public duty in crisis, and pledges to vote freely for what he deems right.
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William EB
Indianapolis
Indiana
Congress
McTinley
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Must Wait on Silver in Bryan’s Free Silver Address
A 19th century Democratic-Populist tone dominates the speech attributed to William Jennings Bryan. He insists free silver is the paramount issue and asserts that monetary reform will unlock all other reforms, linking protection to a ruined economy and the gold standard to heavy losses. He argues constitutional money returns precede any platform reforms.
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Bryan
What Democracy Would Do
A political op ed argues what Democrats would do if in power including withdrawing troops from Luzon granting independence, not sending forces to China, pressing England, breaking trusts except few, abolishing the regular army, freeing Cuba and Puerto Rico, and restoring a 16 to 1 money standard.
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Luzon
China
England
Jones
Cuba
Forto Rico
Change or No Change Do People Want McKinley or Bryan
The Indianapolis Journal questions whether the public prefers McKinley or Bryan amid platform differences and acceptance letters, framing the core issue as whether universal prosperity is achievable without cost.
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McKinley
Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Growing Impression on Bryan’s Honesty Gains Steam
The piece notes a shift in public view, moving away from the longstanding belief that Bryan was entirely honest. It states that Senator Hoar is not honest and that the former impression about Bryan is dying as opinions grow.
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Bryan
Hoar
Death of Andrew Lee Ryan in Decatur Indiana 1900
Andrew Lee Ryan of Decatur Indiana died at home on August 24 1900 at age 74 years 4 months 29 days. He married Eunice Mary in 1854 and had three children. later married Minerva Young on December 30 1868. He served as a private in No E 184th Indiana Regiment. Funeral services were held Sabbath afternoon conducted by Rev. H Morrow.
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Andrew‘ Lee’ Ryan
Decatur
Indiana
Adabig
Eunice Mary
Minerva Young
James Ryan
Julia Johnson
Sandusky
No. E., 184Th Indiana Regiment
Ryan
M. E. Church
Rev
H. Morrow
Mary Elizabeth Hodson Death and Life of a Letts Native
Mary Elizabeth Hodson born September 27 1876 near Brewersville Jennings county died August 24 1900 at her home near Letts aged twenty nine years ten months and twenty seven days She was a delicate child who grew into a gifted teacher in the common schools teaching seven years before health failed She sought health in Florida and Tennessee but with little improvement She united with the United Brethren church at Mapleton in 1885 and was baptized by Rev Morton Holson Her last drive was to attend service here and the final song she sang was I Have Anchored My Soul in the Heaven at Rest Her father died four years ago her mother three sisters and five brothers survive her.
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Mary Elizabeth Hodson
Brewersville
Jennings County
Letts
Mary
Lebanon Normal School
Ohio
Florida
Tennessee
United Brethren Church
Mapleton
Morton Holson
Public Sale Notice for Decatur County Indiana Foreclosure
Coleman T. P. Auditor of Decatur County Indiana announces a public sale of mortgaged premises held for the benefit of the state school fund. The sale occurs at the door of the Greensburg court between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on a date to be set following foreclosure and redemption periods.
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State of Indiana
Decatur County
Decatur Circuit
Coleman T. P
Indiana
Tve
Greensburg
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Greensburg Standard
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Luther D. Brades
Noah T. Rogers
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
of New York
Hugh H. Hanna
Charles W. Miller
Frank E. Little
Winfield T. Surbin
Madison County
Newton W. Gilbert
Steuben County
Union B. Hunt
Randolph County
Ger
William H. Hart
Clinton County
Leopold Levy
Huntington County
William L. Taylor
Marion County
Frank L. Jones
Tipton County
B. F. Johnson
Benton County
Charles F. Remy
Jackson County
Earth District
Leander J. Monks
Charles W. Farbanks
Albert
Beveridge
James A. Mount
Charles S. Hernly
Nathan Powell
William Amsden
Thomas Adams
Gurley Brewer
C. W. Miller
Tom Moorrow
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sam Barbour
Mattie Morrie
Chas. Swope
Oxford
Springfield
Ind
Jo Smith
John G. Evans
Benny Moor
Albert Holmes
Newt Wynkoop
Mont Robison
John Hartley
B. W. Holmes
M. G. Moor
John Webb
Clare
Pat Manion
Lissa
Charles Stout
Lon Bslifer
Scott House
John L. Davis
Sutton Farm
Jim Templeton
Ed Jordan
Stenning Farm
Mary Hodson
J. Smith
Henry Morrow
W.A. Taccarr & Co
Congapromien
Gibraltacs
Bryaniias
Griffan
John Overmeyer
Cere
Overmeyer
Over
Jackson
Overstreet
Frank B. Burke
Burke
Taggart
Street
W. E
Rts
Yalu
R.R
Curtis McCoy
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