Hell turned loose in Indiana campaign finance clash
The piece accuses the Indiana campaign of both major parties of being funded by tainted money. It labels Croker money as vile and extortionate, linked to Tammany and New York vice networks, while Hanna funds stem from corporations. It questions Bryan's stance and warns of Crokerism becoming national. It also critiques Private Custer Henderson’s Manila tale and notes Army discipline and moral improvement under American oversight.
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Hanna
Croker
Mark
Tammany
New York
Thomas Taggart
Congress
Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Richard Croker
New York City
Boyle
Custer Henderson
Manila
Philippines
United States
New Jersey's trust debate in state corporate growth report
A SUN analysis notes New Jersey collected 1 million in fees amid 17 incorporations with capitalizations from 9 million to 100 million and totals over 800 million. It argues trusts mimic control of prices, cites Hanna’s views, and calls for reform while urging support for Overstreet against a county Republican ring.
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New _Jersey
Mark Hanna
New Jersey
Hstory
Democratic leaders face scrutiny over party finances
With Dick Croker directing the finances of the party we cannot comprehend the basis upon which the democratic leaders claim virtues superior to those of the opposition.
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Dick Croker
Praise for fast tax payments and easy scratch voting
Armin Koehne earns praise for the treasurer office tax payments speed and improvement over the old system. Scratch voting becomes simple after brief study with a clear head and steady hand guiding the process.
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Armin Koehne
Bryan Answers Princeton Question on Democratic Campaign
Bryan offers a direct shot at the Democratic campaign in response to Princeton students discussing Roosevelt and the turnip fusillade context. The remark frames the Roosevelt era political tactics in stark terms and signals a clear critique in a college setting.
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Bryan
Princeton
Roosevelt
Amusements Highlights From Nat Goodwin Engagements
Nat C. Goodwin refused a curtain speech and left the stage to roaring applause. Elliott impressed in When we were twenty one as Park Theatre runs unfold. Miss Booth stars in War on Women at Fort Laramie. Barbour and a strong cast boost evenings. Hyde's comedians at Grand. Hootmen at the Zoo intrigue crowds with birdlike mystery and eggs.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Indianapolis
Nat
Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Miss Elliott
Park Theater
Litttle
Hope Booth
Miss Booth
Mondey Hyde
Helene Mora
Rose Coglan
Ofrens
Hope Booh
Frontier
Hyden
Rose Coghlan
Hanna and White Portray Marcus Hanna’s Political Rise
William Allen White describes Marcus Hanna as a driven American figure who shifted from business to politics. The piece details his early Ohio roots, Cleveland coal and iron ventures, union diplomacy, and his role shaping modern conservative political activism alongside William McKinley, ending with reflections on their unlikely partnership.
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Hanna
Ohio
Daniel P. H. Rhodes
Rhodes & Co
McKinley
William McKinley
What the Papers Say Cartoon and Campaign Quips
A collage of quips on politics and elections from various papers. It notes cartoon interpretations of parties, references to Donnelly and Ignatius, and mentions polls, voting rules, and party leaders like Cleveland Harrison Reed.
Social Circles Highlight Chicago Visit and Society Teas
Mr and Mrs Albert Lieber entertain in Chicago while Mrs J R Francis hosts an evening party Tuesday. The Woodruff place club schedules its first reception on Thanksgiving night. Gen Parker W Hardin of Kentucky visits Mr and Mrs John D Johnson Thursday. Mrs John N Hurty and Miss Hurty host a tea Thursday for guest Miss Helen Perry of Lowell Massachusetts with Liberty roses and ferns decorating.
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J. R. Francis
Woodruff-place Club
Parker W. Hardin
Kentucky
John D. Johnson
John N. Hurty
Miss Hurty
Helen Perry
Lowell
Mass
Corporal Tanner Addresses Republicans in Marion Hall
Corporal Tanner spoke to a full Marion hall of veterans and sons about pensions and offices while praising the flag and challenging Bryan. He recalled Civil War banners and lamented calls to pull down the flag, pledging devotion to his country and to his son fighting in Luzon. President Reed of Dickinson College closed the event.
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Bryan, Stevenson
Kern
Tomlinson Hall
Corporal Tanner
Marion
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
George E. Reed
Dickinson College
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt speech draws 300 at Bliss and odd incident near Eliottville
In Salamanca on November 2 Roosevelt spoke to about 300 people. An elderly farmer at Eliottville grabbed the governor’s car platform and clung on until the train was halted half a mile later.
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Salamanca
N. Y
Bliss
Roosevelt
Eliottville
An Old Nurse for Children Teething Syrup Claims
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething should always be used. It soothes the child softens the gums allays pain cures wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Out-of-Town Excursion by Lake Erie & Western R R
The Lake Erie and Western Railway announces a Sunday excursion on November 4, 1900. Fares include $1 to Elwood Alexandria Muncie Portland Red Key Montpelier Hartford City Bluffton Fort Wayne Celina and $1.25 to Lima and St Marys. Departure from Indianapolis at 6:30 am with return from Fort Wayne at 6:00 pm and Lima at 6:08 pm, stopping at all listed points.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Jon Tipton
Elwood
Alexandria
Muncie
Portland
Red Key
Montpelier
Hartford City
Bluffton
Fort Wayne
Celina
Indianapolis
Lima
Presidential race rhetoric and indictments noted in papers
Early 20th century clippings reference campaign taunts over Bryan and McKinley, indictments to be quashed, and editorials criticizing interviews and trust issues. Mentions Lafayette Courier Kokomo News South Bend Times Muncie Herald Richmond Telegram and local figures like Bryan Kinley. A clipped note ends with Mrs. Katie.
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McKintey
Bryan
Nebraska
Kokomo News
Black
Cleveland
Philadelphia Times
South Bend Times
Muncie Herald
Kinley
Richmond Svn-Telegram
October railcar tally and union leader in return to Indianapolis
The Belt railroad moved 87 16 cars in October, described as a good month. Y M f junior rank hosted a library and musical program in St Patrick's hall and presented the farce A manager's troubles on Sunday evening. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers, who has been in the Pennsylvania coal fields helping settle the strike, will return to Indianapolis on Monday.
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St. Patrick's Hall
Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Union
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
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