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Newspaper

Greensburg Standard

Location

Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

2

Political Appointments Listed by State Officials

The document lists candidates and appointments for state offices including Lieutenant Governor NEWTON W. GILBERT of Steuben County and Randolph County, Auditor WILLIAM H. HART of Clinton County, State Statistician B. F. JOHNSON of Benton County, and Reporter Supreme Court CHARLES F. REMY of Jackson County. Other names include JAMES H. JORDAN for Judge of the Supreme Court with district notes and additional nominees such as LEANDER I. MONKS and CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS among a larger slate of Palegates-at-Large.

Supreme Court Wiest James H. Jordan Morgan County

Rovuea Rider regiments organize across Indiana

Rovuea Rider regiments are forming as the campaign begins with multiple groups already being organized in Indiana. Local organizers say the effort aims to mobilize supporters and coordinate activities statewide.

Indiana

Dinner-pail Brigade and Rough Riders Lead Campaign Processions

The article notes the dinner-pail brigade and the Rough Rider regiments will head the approaching campaign parades and events, signaling a mobilization of veteran and common unit groups in public demonstrations.

Rough Rider

Rail wreck near McDonough claims thirty five lives

A washout caused a railway disaster near McDonough Georgia on Saturday night killing thirty five people. The tragedy disrupted services and prompted emergency responses across the area.

McDonough

Roosevelt to Attend Rough Riders Reunion in Oklahoma City

Hon. Theodore Roosevelt will attend a Rough Riders reunion in Oklahoma City next Monday and Tuesday. It is described as a big affair with former companions expected to gather.

Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Oklahoma City

Russian Bank Chief To Visit For Siberian Railway Loan

The president of the Russian Imperial Bank is to visit to negotiate a large loan for the Siberian Railway and discuss the feasibility of establishing a Russo American Bank in this country.

Russian Imperial Bank Siberian

Census Aims for Accurate City Populations

Citizens voice outrage over inflated local populations as cities overstate numbers by twenty to forty percent. Officials insist the current census is conducted with great care and will reflect near factual figures, meeting government expectations.

Democrats Alarmed by Benedict Statement on Party Orphans

The article quotes E. E. Benedict, longtime ally of Grover Cleveland, saying the Democratic party faces gross outrages that render its managers political orphans. It suggests many Democrats may switch to the Republicans this year to avoid homelessness.

E. E. Benedict Grover Cleveland

Republican keynote by Senator Wolcott at Philadelphia convention

The Standard previews Senator Wolcott of Colorado as temporary chairman at the Philadelphia convention. His 1896 Republican support in Colorado fell to 26 271 from 89 479 two years earlier, yet he remains a forceful speaker whose Philadelphia address will rank high in campaign literature.

Senator Wolcott Colorado Philadelphia Wolcott Boe Republican Party St. Louis Garret Augustus Hobart Senate United States

Republican congressional convention to meet at North Vernon

The party cites voter-read principles and aims to elect a successor to Hon. Marion Griffiths. It advocates the Old Fourth district sending a representative who is broad minded, far seeing, and capable of representing local interests in Congress.

North Vernon Marion Griffiths Congress

Consul Joan Goodnow Born in Greensburg Nearly 50 Years Ago

Hon. Joan Goodnow, consul at Shanghai, was born in Greensburg about fifty years ago. His father owned the old flouring mill near the Garland Mulling Cos buildings. He left Greensburg as a boy and now resides in Minneapolis. He faces grave duties amid the Chinese disturbance as unrest concentrates in the empire's north while Shanghai remains comparatively calm.

Joan Goodnow Shanghai Greensburg Garland Mulling Cos Mr. Goodnow Minneapolis

China at War Escalates With Allied Forces Near Tien Tsin

Telegrams report China near war with Russia England France Germany United States and Japan. US forces near Chinese ports may shape peace. Kempff treks to Taku and Tien Tsin relief efforts proceed as Seymours capture and legations’ fate remain uncertain. British reinforcements join allies, while Dewey Manila strategic line cited by Senator Lodge. Independent Telephone Co. inspectors praise Rushville plant.

China Russia England France Germany United States Japan Londox Terrible Chee Foo Taku Tien Tsin Lodge Dewey Manila Bay China Station Manila Philippines

Wolcott Addresses Convention Here On Four Year Rise

Senator Edward O. Wolcott of Colorado delivers a keynote at the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. He lauds four years of GOP governance, McKinley leadership, tariff reform, currency stability, and expansion of American influence, while noting western loyalty and the party’s unity.

McKinley Congress Cleveland Great West United States Republican Party Europe Alaska South Africa Mexico China West Far West Union Ae ‘Able’ Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Greensburg Standard Greensburg, Indiana D. Braden Woah T. Rogers Eprror TERME Winfield T. Durbin Madison County Newton W. Gilbert Steuben County Randolph County 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 Wearth District Leander I. Monks Palegates-at-Large Charles W. Fairbanks Albert 3. Beveridge James A. Mount Charles §. Hernly Nathan Powell William Amsden Thomas Adams Gurley Brewer Hugh H. Hanna C. W. Miller Washington Navy Department Kempff Cheefoo Tien Tain Waller Kempfyf Secretary of the Navy Remey Brooklyn MacArthur M. E. Newhouse Frank Batterton J. H. Christian Will Jackson C. I. Ainsworth Decatur County Independent Telephone Co Rushville Edward O. Wolcott Fremont Gulf William McKinley Republic Hut Hawaiian Islands Pacific Pacific Railroads Union Pacific Company Kansas Pacific Central Pacific Railroad Act of Congress
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