Campaign Party Spending Across States in 1900 Race
Conservative estimates place total campaign outlays near 23.5 million dollars with the Republican National Committee about 3 million and the Democratic National Committee around 2 million. State committees and candidates contributed large sums, Indiana showing strong organization while New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and West Virginia saw uneven efforts. Printing, headquarters expenses, and a staff of campaign orators added to the bill, with total national expenditures for 1900 similar to 1896.
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SUN
New York
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Democratic Committee
Indiana
State Committee
Taggart
Oden
New York City
West
Virgini
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Mountain States
New York Democratic State Committee
Willam 8. Roche
Bureau of Organizaion
Rodle
Castro
Hanna
Ie Yo
Votes and Then Weds George Green in Kentucky Union
George Green, a colored man, voted with satisfaction on Tuesday and married Liza Embry, chosen from the polling group as his partner. Both parties struggled to recall their parents, finally recalling both were born in Kentucky.
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George Green
Tuseday
Justie Fitout
Liza Embry
Hentucky
Boy and Dog Bind to Fire Rescue in Forest
Wilhelm Schultz and his dog Kaiser risked life among a spreading forest blaze while berrying. The boy led the way in an express wagon as flames closed in, carrying Kaiser to safety after the dog pulled him from danger. Both survived with severe burns and were aided by family and a veterinarian.
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Wielm Schultz
Kaiser
Manter
Hla
Schultz Nursery
Hie Keanel
Schultz
Litthe Wilheim
Fuarleas
Wilhelm
Street Car Collision Kills One in Cincinnati
A rapid transit car and a Cincinnati traction car collided at Sixth Street and Gilbert Avenue injuring several. One man died, Canductor North and Motorman Lenny escaped injuries. Peer Campbell and Mrs Isadore Ivison were among the injured. The crash caused a panicked rush as passengers tried to exit the car.
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Scripps-4
RAE Telegram
Cincinnati
Rapid Railway
St. HM
Gilbert-ave
Ing
Blentitind
Peer Campbell
Othrre
Willan
Steime
Isadore Ivison
North
Lenny
Rapid
Walanie Hills
Democrats Have Coin in West Virginia Election
West Virginia voters face a tense gubernatorial election with heavy spending from both parties as rain threatens turnout. The piece notes strong Democratic funding and asserts Roosevelt’s imminent carry of the state amid widespread political cynicism and near-mob activity at polls.
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West Virginia
Perso
Roosevelt
Foreign visitor asks if he can tell friend how to vote
A foreign born rider enters the county clerk’s office and asks if giving a voting card to a friend could lead to arrest. Clerk Kerner answers that no issue if the friend is legal. The man reveals he would instruct his friend to vote for Mike Jefferson, expressing strong personal feeling.
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Ridgen
Pfrce
Kerner
Mike Jefferson
Reduced Pay at the Mills
At a meeting of the manufacturers' association in Fall River, the textile council's latest proposal was rejected and mills were voted to reopen next Monday morning November 1 under the reduced scale of water. The final outcome remains uncertain.
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Iscripps-Surae
Fall River
Mara
Manufacturers’ Association
Textile Council
City plans $2.4 million lab appropriation and water safety push
City sanitarian Keene gains support from City-controller Duma to back a 2.4 appropriation for a bacteriological laboratory. Efforts aim to determine water purity and speed approval. The water company reportedly plans improvements per expert commissions. Meanwhile naturalization work continues with foreigners receiving papers at the clerk's Office and heading to polls.
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Keene
Duma
Dor
Indianapslin Water Company
Commission of Experts
CITY GRAIN INSPECTIONS AND CHICAGO LIVESTOCK REPORT
Inspections show various wheat grades with mixed lot totals while Chicago and St. Louis livestock markets update with cattle receipts around 18 000 and 2 800 respectively. Market tones are described as strong for some beef and higher for sheep with Wednesday forecasts.
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Chicago
Scrippe-M'Rae
Chicagh
ST. Louis
Scripps-Mare
Louie
Angry farmer attacks professor in jewelry shop rage case
Lawrenceburg Ind Nov 6 A wealthy Clay town farmer Jewett sought arrest of Prof Rowdybush over a prior whipping charge. In a court clash he struck the professor with an iron poker, injuring his head, then knocked down Prosecuting Attorney Wilber, breaking two ribs. Police later arrested Jewett on a charge of assault with intent to kill as Rowdybush lies seriously injured with a fractured skull.
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Iscrippsm
Lawrenceburg
Ind
John C. Jewett
Claytownalin
Rowdybush
Wesley
Wheeler
Jewett
Prof
Roady
Theodore J. Wilber
Jowetl
New York Stocks Open Higher Amid Broad Activity
A large portion of the active stock market opened about 1 percent higher with iron and steel stocks leading gains. Steel common and preferred up about 1 percent, with notable advances in steel foundries, International Paper, Corn Products, and Texas Pacific Land Trust. Coal prices and Indianapolis livestock markets also noted, with mixed results across oil and paper sectors and varied gains in railroad issues and other specialties.
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New York
Scripps-M'Rre Telegram
C.F
Iron and Steel Mocks
T. Ei
Colorado Fuel Andron
Republic Iron and Steel
Texan & Pacific Land Trust
Missouri
St. Paul
P. Reading
Tipton Area Schedule Fragment Indicates Evening Timings
Fragmentary OCR lists times such as 2:30, 10:48, 10:45 a m and 7 p m with mentions of Tipton Only and routes involving Alexandria and Marion. The text appears to be a partial schedule or timetable note lacking clear context or full sentences.
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M. Tipton
Tipton
Train Schedule Fragments for Greenfield Knightstown Runs
Partial timetable shows Indianapolis and Plainfield routes with times at Greenfield and Knightstown. Entries indicate multiple daily departures around early afternoon with Greenfield and Knightstown stops and several “Only” service notes.
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Vaell
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Cupid
Berner
Tor
Hue
Hood
Fund For Laboratory
City Sanitarian
Dunn
Trac
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Justice of the Peace
Roadybush
Scripps-M'Rae
W York
AMC
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Ibc
Mac
East Buffalo
N.V
Toledo Grain
TOLER
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Ecripps-Wrae
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Nev
M' Rae
Palven
Activa
Ptrong
Zia
Lambs
Burs
Ohio
Klatz
Minnesota
Henry J. Huder
Indianapolis
Iscripps-M
Limburger
York Pippin Northern Spy
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Kiefer
Calfurnia Tokay
Malaga le Gross Prunes Stationnes
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Loring
Brasil Drone
Green and Sullivan Gump
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Jacheon
Puteburg
Weat
Connellsvill
Fite
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Tae
Indiana Union Traction Company
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