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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment from The Greensburg Standard lists editors and terms for subscriptions and mentions historical figures Millard Fillmore and Grover Cleveland. It includes unreadable lines about rates and notices, with no clear event or complete facts remaining.
The Republican ticket is eyed for a decisive November victory amid cross party skepticism. Democratic views concede strength while concerns about Bryan frame his sincerity and trustworthiness. other notes mention Gen Gordon and Mrs Pickett at a Confederate reunion ball in Louisville.
Hon. Joan W. Foster, once of Evansville, has completed a history of American diplomacy. Foster is described as one of the ablest diplomats born on American soil and a proud Hoosier.
The article notes that Bryan has dropped the old claim that farm prices depend on silver. It states this argument failed years ago and accuses him of pursuing graft and imperialism instead.
The speaker claims abundant campaign material exists everywhere from house to field. He asserts attention can be directed to millions of examples of Republican rule's beneficence, visible in feet, sky, or surroundings.
Hon. Francis Murphy endorses the majority view of army officers that the canteen promotes temperance among soldiers and is preferable to saloons near camps. He also warns that temperance fanatics threaten the temperance cause.
A Methodist minister on a circuit in northern Alabama reportedly received 285 dollars for the year along with two pairs of yarn socks one pair of jeans and three pecks of potatoes. An elderly benefactor asked that the parings be saved to feed her cow.
Notwithstanding protectionist tariff, Missouri ships surplus apples to England while Kansas ships Scotland flour. Texas furnishes mules to South Africa, Pennsylvania coal and locomotives to Europe, Russia, and Egypt. Georgia and Alabama send cotton to India as the nation aids governments worldwide.
A clause recognizing Gen. Bickles for a kind message to Confederate veterans caused a stir at Louisville resolutions. Gen. Gordon recalled Gettysburg and announced he would reciprocate the Northern gesture, and the resolution was enthusiastically adopted.
A study shows Decatur County politics are diverse with strong GOP support in many precincts. Democats lead in Millicombe district while Washingt on precincts display Republican leanings. Tables list party vote shares by precinct including portions of Marion township and city areas.
Capt. A. P. Bone delivers a Decoration Day address in Norristown praising the flag and Union heroes, recounting Civil War memories, naming local veterans, and urging continued remembrance and youth patriotism through commemorations and the flag's guardianship. The talk honors Oliver P. Morton, Abraham Lincoln, and James Whitcomb Riley, ends with a pledge to honor Resurrection Day and the nation.
Annie B Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia reports her hacking cough lasting years was cured by Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. She states it relieved chest pain improved sleep and she praises the remedy universally. Price fifty cents and one dollar trial bottle at Grover Bonner’s drug store with guarantee.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as cheap insurance against Bright’s disease diabetes and other ailments. The copy urges buyers to take Foley's with no other remedies and credits Alexander & Co. as sellers.
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