Indiana County Gubernatorial Ticket and Electors Listed
A scanned item lists state level candidates and electors by county. Names include Winfield T. Durbin for Governor Newton W. Gilbert for Lt Governor Union B. Hunt for Secretary of State William H. Hart for Auditor of State Frank L. Jones for Superintendent Public Instruction B. F. Johnson for State Statistician Charles F. Remy for Reporter Supreme Court James H. Jordan for Judge First District Leander J. Monks for Judge Fourth District and electors Nathan Powell William Amsden Thomas Adams Gurley Brewer Hugh H. Hanna C. W. Miller.
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Newton W. Gilbert
Steuben County
Union B. Hunt
Randolph County
Philadelphia convention hailed as biggest event ever
A Kansas City observer notes that the Philadelphia convention was the greatest occurrence to date, marking a milestone in history. The remark emphasizes its significance for the era and its lasting impact on public discourse.
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Philadelphia
McKinley and Roosevelt Portrayal As Soldiers In Debate
The ticket carries a strong military tone with references to McKinley and Roosevelt as soldiers. The framing emphasizes leadership through service and statesmanship rooted in wartime experience.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
McKinley and Roosevelt Rally National Optimism
The passage praises McKinley and Roosevelt, predicting they will sweep the nation with a whirlwind of patriotic enthusiasm. It frames their leadership as a unifying, energizing force for the country.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Postmaster Hess dies. Gen McGinnis named successor
Postmaster J W Hess of Indianapolis died Friday and Gen George F McGinnis was appointed Monday to succeed him in the office.
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J. W. Hess
Indianapolis
George F. McGinnis
Senator Fairbanks Named Chairman at Philadelphia Convention
Senator Fairbanks was chosen as chairman of the committee on resolutions during the Philadelphia convention, marking a key leadership role at the event.
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Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Jim Cline Shapes Park Place Move For Real Estate Role
Jim Cline aimed to secure a sizable property at Park Place to establish real estate ownership and solidify his ability to sustain a $30 per annum position, reflecting a strategic shift in his career.
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Jim Cline
Park Place
Jim Cline Secured Board of Review Post at $30 Year
Jim Cline has been appointed to the Board of Review after losing a deputy clerkship. He receives $30 a year for the position, completing his return to public service.
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Jim Cline
Board of Review
Jim
Benator Beveridge’s Wife Dies in Dansville
Mrs. Beveridge, wife of U S Senator Benator Beveridge, died in Dansville New York on Tuesday of tuberculosis of the bowels contracted during a Philippine stay last year. She was thirty six and a daughter of George Langsdale longtime editor of the Greencastle Banner.
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Benator Beveridge
Dansville
N. Y
Philippines
George Langsdale
Greencastle Banner
Cotton mill growth in North Carolina surges since 1890
Last year North Carolina operated 181 cotton mills, up 90 since 1890, with 1,109,258 spindles, an increase of 771,438, and 25,765 looms, up 18,465, signaling strong expansion sentiment in the South.
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North Carolina
Democrats Vote Split on Con Amendment to Regulate Trusts
In the House, Democrats abstained from joining Republicans in passing a joint resolution to amend the U S Constitution to let Congress legislate against trusts. Only five Democrats supported the measure with the Republicans.
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House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Editorial Spasm Over County Ticket Angers New Era
The New Era rails against the Republican county slate arguing the top vote getter lacks a majority. It asks for explanation from a reader, noting the contentious vote outcome and seeking insight from Mr. Glidewell.
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Glidewell
McKinley and Sevevlt The Two Who Will Lead the Republican Forces
McKinley and Sevelt emerge as the leading figures of the Republican campaign in a vigorous party push. Supporters rally behind the two as they prepare to shape strategy and secure momentum for the slate.
Convention Roars at Renomination of McKinley and Roosevelt
Philadelphia June 22 The Republican national convention renominated William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president in a tumultuous, high energy proceed ing. Foraker led a stormy appeal to back McKinley while Roosevelt drew wild cheers and a chorus of No from the crowd when his name was invoked. The scene closed with unanimous adjournment after a day of electric factional display.
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Philadelphia
Messinley
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Senator Lodge
Alabama
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Santiago
Roosevelt
Nebraska
America
Thurston
Demosthenes
Senate
John W. Yerkes
Blue Grass
Gov. Mount
Indiana
McKinley
McWhinley
Lodge
Foraker
Lafe Young
Iowa
Cuba
Nin
Dolliver
Murray
Long
Ashton
Washington
Bartlett Tripp
Chauncey Depew
Woodruff
Depew
Col. Loosevelt
Roosevelt's Ovation At Convention For McKinley Nomination
The crowd erupts as Theodore Roosevelt appears on stage to second the McKinley nomination. Hanna smiles as a photographer fires away while Mrs. Roosevelt watches from reserved seats. Roosevelt’s speech pledges vigor and references Lincoln era challenges.
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Teddy
Roosevelt
Hanna
San Juan
President Kinley Congratulates Roosevelt on Nomination
Washington reports President William McKinley sent a telegram to Hon. Theodore Roosevelt in Philadelphia praising his unanimous nomination as a high honor. The notification committee may visit Canton on July 12, with McKinley and Mrs. McKinley leaving Washington by July 1 and staying in Canton through July.
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Washington
Gov. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt
Philadelphia
William A. Kinley
Canton
Melkkinley
Republican National Committee Portrait of a Convention
The Philadelphia meeting of the Republican National Committee re-elected Marcus Hanna as chairman and Charles Dick as secretary. George N. Wiswell became sergeant at arms as the convention opened with Edward Wolcott delivering the keynote. Nomination of president and vice president, delayed to Thursday, united for McKinley and Roosevelt.
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Marcus A. Wannavention
Senator Hanna
Charles Dick
George N. Wiswell
Lodge Seeks Support With Prosperity Argument At Convention
Senate leader Henry Cabot Lodge addresses the Republican national convention in Philadelphia pledging credit stability, a strong gold standard, and tariff-minded control of new territories. He frames four years of prosperity under McKinley, warns voters against a Democratic return, and urges continued trust in Republican leadership.
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Ence
McKinley
Ohio
Bedlam
Hanna
Kentucky
New York
Maine
California
Minnesota
Texas
Lodge
Mark Hanna
John Brown
Grant
Blaine
Doctrines Enunciated by Republicans in National Convention
In Philadelphia on June 21 the Republican platform was read and adopted. It lauds McKinley’s administration and calls for continued gold standard, protectionist tariffs, and fiscal stability. It contrasts Republican prosperity with Democratic policies and warns that Democratic control would threaten national credit and economic growth. It highlights exports surpassing imports under GOP rule and praises wartime achievements and human rights.
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William McKinley
Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Indiana
United States
Republican Party
Sean
McKinley
Democratic Party
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Greensburg Standard
Greensburg, Indiana
D. Braden
WGA
T. Rogers
Winfield T. Durbin
Madison County
William H. Hart
Clinton County
Leopold Levy
Hentington County
William L. Taylor
Marion County
Frank L. Jones
Tipton County
B. F. Johnson
Benton County
Supreme Court
Charles F. Remy
Jackson County
First District
James H. Jordan
Morgan Coun
Leander J. Monks
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
James A. Mount
Charles S. Hernly
Nathan Powell
William Amsden
Thomas Adams
Gurley Brewer
Hugh H. Hanna
C. W. Miller
Kansas City
Mkinley Andsevelt
William M’kinley
Joseph B. Foraker
Ward
Rupert
Crator
Wolcott
Rockwood, N. Y
McHinley
New Republican National Committee
National Central Committee
Edward O. Wolecott
Colorado
Thurday
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
China
Manila
John Hay
Dewey
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