Governorship on First Ballot and Political Turmoil
The text discusses Thomas B. Reep resigning his congressional seat, the Globe-Democrat labeling Bryan as Boss, and Republican vs Democratic power moves. It cites Dockery’s past votes on silver and the push to repeal the Sherman law, with references to Kansas and Nebraska corn crops, railroad capacity, and forthcoming political shifts ahead of 1900.
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Vailronda
Kinase
Nebraska
Jane Sur
Dockery
Jasues
Myr. Dockery
Mianouni
Tolluen
Dixon
Congress
Cockrell
McKinley Nomination Debate Sparks Party Shuffle
An editorial voice urges the Republican party to drop McKinley for a fresher face, arguing voters despise the administration and trusts and expansion must be attacked. It suggests candidates like Reed or Roosevelt as alternatives. Local items follow including property trades, assessor visits, and wedding news.
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Heitor
Linuat
Republican Party
Malinsew
Cate
McKinley
Dill
Someting
Abraham Angel
Reodevall
Local Heat Sparks Travel Delays in Alma
Residents report extreme heat and dry conditions as Lagos issues a weather alert. Widespread power outages and roadwork slow traffic through town. J. W. Reilly remains active in local business as Jin 1 Mian returns after a brief absence.
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Alma
Lagos
J. W. Reilly
Shrum News Amid Local Happenings And Ailing Residents
Weather storms caused damage to the area and disrupted roads while local residents endure illnesses including John Ridings and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ross. Visitors, church activities, and a nearly finished new store illuminate a quiet week as political questions loom over the 1900 era.
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Nettleton Ark
A.J. Speer
la George
Indy
J.D. Hawn
Bloomfield
Leo Slinkard
Ida Baker
Mattie Ganes
Uimph James
James Seabiugh
Sam Feltingbarger
Greenbrier
J. W. Dixon
Atumn
Otis
Philipine
John Ridings
Peter Ross
George Wallis
Millerville
Trante
United Stat
Fold Tikeithe
Tag Five Mil Tv
Sae
Ube
Local notes from Lutesville and visitors mix with silver debate
Lutesville locals and visiting clergy from Muncie Ohio Texarkana and Castor discuss health travels and sermons. Marriage announced between Mrs Bollinger and Dr Keelin at Windus daughter’s home. WGT entertainments, community news, and strong talk on silver coinage and Dockery’s stance amid a broader political exchange.
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Joseph. Jamison
Texarkana
Texas
Oliver Snider
Mredgricktown
T.A. Bowman
Prefericktown
Tabernacle
Sarah Bollinger
Keelin
Castor
Windu
George ©. Lousley
Dr. Burford
Mise Ethel Cox
Lee Orean Dni ‘Ake
Bells P. Hall
Marble Hill
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Docstry
Globe- Democrat
William J. Bryan
Thomas B. Reep
Mark Hanna
Anna
Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Hannah
Dave Ball
Mr. Ball
M. Lanont
Dreyfus
Bin
Kansas
Senate
bin Stone
Globe
Buneton
Soar County
J. M. Seibert
Maine
Cleveland
Gosge Pur
Iowa Grpen Oper
Lawra
Lawe
Wwe
Amr
Aviah
Balas County
Avonelle
Manoit
Luu
Rosenblum
Lutesville
Slaybauph
Langdon
Muncie
Ind
Doin Cobb
Ohio
Leaffler
Flays River
N. B. Henry
Mirvin College
Predecicktown
Chattier Chaney
Mfrdine
Sali
Yle Ua Feibon Company
Cluurtanion Hnc Hiiage
Boliuven
Yellow Pine Lumber
Grisham M.& L. Co
Swieft
Robert Drum
F. P. Welch
Smester
S. A. Martin
Hollinger
Missour
Tome
Missouri
William E. Yount
Bollinger
Midsowri
Avid Delaney
Sid Ballinger
Gqunty
Real Este Lyinje
Ballinger
Sention Seven
Nenninger
Missavt
August Nenninger
Bollinger County
Ahawk
Caan
Uae
Atty
Idlingey Conny Cirenlt Court
March Tern
Acti Ion
Morel Ry
Henry Cas
Mie
Col Tt
Miggigon
Rey Piryasen
Coen
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Otis Diovis
Miartar
Sale Reid
Dalila
Werth
Ain
Yeldavy
Treat
Minvble
Wigton
Bal Nyggee
Saut
Antite
Tharent
Gus Nennieger
Sivil
Mallinger’ County
Lobe Legion
Lida
Myr
Geant
Pratetonin
Sami
Jackeen
Highth
Democrtia
Tere
Jackeen Opal
Crowder
Joukvon
Owitioh
Limvklin Democrat
W .F. Daniele
Craig
Democrat
Frodevrekiews Tdemocrat-News
Dave Weninger
Shonus Vesgels
Marydand
Dave
Ida Vowel
Thomas
Daley Woninger
Daugstar
Sonia
Low
Niow
Danny
Idero
Jeinw
Daipy
Pen
Ida
Thomn
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