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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
2
The note suggests Mr. Eae is not yet a candidate, with implications of future term plans. It reflects political positioning and pirate-related rhetoric surrounding a possible bid in 1904. The passage emphasizes uncertainty and strategic calculation in early campaign signals.
A Knoxville speech by Hon. William Jennings Bryan on September 16, 1896 attacks the Golf Standard and promises it will not be maintained longer than his term to eliminate it.
The text argues that if private officer letters from the Philippines reached the public they would prove insurgent activities are driven by hopes of Bryan's election. It decries the candidate's position, noting his words and stated policy give aid to the armed foes of the government.
The Jour XA defends its Republican stance admitting the piece on Bryan offended some readers. It notes Democratic papers critique Republicans but frown when attacked itself and mentions five Democrats have stopped their paper. The editor vows to continue publication despite loss of support.
The article reports on Miers and Democrats opposing the anti trust amendment. It notes the proposed amendment would empower Congress to regulate prohibit or dissolve trusts and monopolies across states territories and DC. It discusses the two thirds requirement and partisan votes needed to pass constitutional change.
Fragmentary copy claims Hearst, as National Democratic clubs head, questions Bryan's past stance on imperialism while citing his Manila flag demand and 1899 quotes. The piece notes Hearst's circulation spread and contrasts Bryan's evolving position with earlier editorials.
The Tri State Medical Society of Tennessee Alabama and Georgia moves to secure medical legislation across the three states to regulate or prohibit marriage of habitual criminals those with curable diseases drunkards and drug victims. Bloomfield plans a large free street fair and merchant carnival from October 22 to 27. Pershing is installed as marshal and first duties include maintaining order at the Bryan demonstration.
The excerpts discuss liberty and the Philippine question, contrasting Bryan's views with expansionist sentiment. Critics argue Americans support expansion as Jefferson did with Louisiana, urging bold action and warning against expediency.
The letter of acceptance accuses Republicans of doing nothing to shield the public from trusts. It recalls Bryan’s Chicago anti trust remarks and notes the Fifth-sixth Congress report proposing to empower Congress to define regulate and dissolve trusts with overwhelming Republican and minority support. The piece questions whether Bryan’s statement is truth or falsehood.
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a single course or room change amid fragmented text. No clear subjects, dates, or entities emerge to establish a coherent news item or identify people or organizations.
A misattributed telegram claimed by a speaker to name a Vice President candidate at the Cochran meeting is corrected. The Democrat newspaper apologized for the error. The speaker praises Mr Walsh as a business man supporting McKinley’s reelection over Bryon, hinting at better times.
Dr John Dearmin longtime Ragtenville and Indianapolis physician dies at 53 after heart disease and illness. A Civil War veteran born Monroe county 1845 he leaves wife three daughters and three sons. Burial set for Tuesday in Indianapolis with funeral arrangements.
An advertisement offers loans on improved farm land at 31.8 percent. It promises quick availability and invites prospective borrowers to apply, signing as yours truly.
An ad offers free Boschee's German Syrup to any adult with a cold bronchitis throat or chest problem. Each person receives one free bottle per ear and one to a child with parental consent. The pitch asserts decades of global use and physician endorsement to attract buyers.
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