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02 May 1902
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Greensburg Standard in Greensburg, Indiana
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Newspaper
Greensburg Standard
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
1
Vote for the Carnegie library on May second
A 1902 voters plea urges backing the Carnegie library and the Republican ticket in Friday May 2 ballots. The message urges public support for the library proposition as a benefit to future generations.
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Votte
Carnegie Library
Senator Beveridge Speaks on Republican Doctrine at State Convention
Senator Beveridge delivered a terse vigorous speech at the State convention outlining Republican doctrine highlighting principles and party platform positions.
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Beveridge
Batterton Says He Will Run City Treasurer Office Himself
Frank Batterton states that if elected City Treasurer he will not ask his wife to run the office and will attend to the duties personally.
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Frank Batterton
Library Question Vote Seeks Public Sentiment
Citizens are urged to vote on the library measure to gauge public sentiment. The message emphasizes that the ballot is about measuring opinion rather than binding action.
Daily Graphic Attacks Rival Paper for Trailing
In the same issue the Daily Graphic ridicules an evening rival for trailing its coverage while noting an editorial was stolen bodily from the North Vernon San. The item highlights editorial practices and interpaper jabs in a single issue.
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Daily Graphic
North
Vernon San
World’s Largest Elephant Comes Here Tuesday
A striking coincidence draws attention as the largest elephant in the world is scheduled to visit on Tuesday. The event is presented as a sign of Republican victory.
Vote for Geo S Dickey for public service
Cast one full vote for Geo S Dickey former Sheriff and Union soldier noted for courage and devotion to fellow citizens and public interests in this election.
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Geo. S Dickey
Death of Hon. J Sterling Merron noted in Lake Forest
Former Cleveland cabinet member Hon. J Sterling Merron died at his son’s home in Lake Forest Illinois on Sunday. He lived in Nebraska City and was a prominent gold Democrat.
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J. Sterling Merron
Cleveland
Lake Forest
Ill
Nebraska City
Loss of Politics Eliminated feature at Daily Graphic
The Daily Graphic appears to have dropped the politics eliminated feature during Editor Glidewell’s summer purge. The missing column was once prominent and noted for political commentary.
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Daily Graphic
Glidewell
Reed and Lathrop Lead Hopeful Business Team
A strong duo of young business men, Reed and Lathrop, are praised for managing their affairs well and are urged to gain mayoralty trust to faithfully look after the city’s interests.
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Vore
Reed
Lathrop
Democratic Pictures After Tuesday Show GOP Stepping Elephant
The Democratic organ promises unique local interest photographs of Democratic politicians who were stepped on by the GOP elephant after Tuesday.
Greensburg weighs library funding against schools
Greensburg officials compare annual public school spending of about $14 000 with a proposed public library budget of 1 402 per year arguing the library would serve all enrolled students plus every adult citizen, totaling roughly four times the school attendance.
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Greenspurg
Greensburg supporters back library proposal
Among heavy taxpayers J. H. Christian and the Hittle estate back the library proposal as a temple of public spirit. The note urges readers to vote for the library.
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Greensburg
J. H. Christian
Greensburg Democratic Opposition to Free Public Library
A Greensburg Democratic organ and candidates oppose the free public library without a clear reason. They are described as acting out of habit and feminism rather than policy, highlighting partisan friction over library support.
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Democratic Party
Greensburg
Democratic Organ
President Roosevelt pledges strict enforcement of laws on trusts and rail mergers
The President declares he will enforce all federal laws governing trusts and railroad mergers to the letter. He says it is his duty to test current laws and push for amendments if needed, and asserts broad public support for tougher law enforcement.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Beveridge Delivers Keynote at Indiana Republican State Convention
Indianapolis April 24 A grand opening hour filled with cheers for Beveridge Fairbanks and other leaders as Indiana Republicans organize for the campaign. Beveridge lauded McKinley and Roosevelt, urged unity and reform, and a large press presence and strict seating aided smooth proceedings.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
National Capital
Beaveridge
Beveridge
McKinley
Roosevelt
Indiana
Senator Fairbanks
Republican Party
Fairbanks
Lincoln
Grant
Morton
Harrison
Golden Wedding of J A Wynn and Wife
J A Wynn and his wife celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday April 22 at their East Main street home. The event featured a fern and daisy floral bell, a dinner reminiscent of fifty years ago, and a white crepe shawl for the bride. Reverend Lathrop gave blessings, Mrs Wynn spoke, and Dr Cassell of Chicago University offered a selection. About 50 local friends called in the afternoon with messages from distant well wishers.
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J. A. Wynn
East Main Street
James B. Lathrop
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